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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
2
In a contentious session the Representative Assembly rejected linking the Harcberoad weather note to a censure effort. Mayers and Dr. Burke disputed the pairing, with Mayers calling the association despicable. The debate continues as details emerge from Pepe.
Weather notes show varying conditions from overcast in central regions to rain likely in the northern coast and Santa Rosa areas. Forecasts call for wind and temperature changes through Friday with some mountaintop snow and cool nights across the Bay Area and central valleys.
In Modesto a burning cross was set on the front lawn of a Black domestic home Wednesday night. Phil Belner, head of the Modesto Fire Department, said the blaze was likely the work of pranksters and quickly extinguished.
California ski areas report heavy snow and open trails. Heavenly Valley and Sierra Ski Ranch list deep powder totals from 18 to 48 inches with daily operation. Alpine Meadows and Powder Bowl show 36 to 76 inches and packed powder. Paphone Peak and Dodge Midge noted, with Peddler Hill opening Saturday.
A heated dispute over hospital beds tied to Medicare unfolds as private operators predict bed usage will rise with Medicare while public officials see limited impact. Doctors Hospital in San Leandro says occupancy depends on doctors, not the hospital, and planners hear about expansion plans at Hayward and Castro Valley. The piece notes ski and weather details in California locales and cites ongoing wrangling among major players as both sides explore future capacity and policy effects.
The Fire District plans a $3,100 surplus next year even after considering equipment depreciation. Director Hal Lohmann leads talks on buying or leasing a $3,000 street sweeper and approving about $4,300 to update an aging radio system. Witterbourne and Bogs criticize the assessment, arguing reductions are needed as half of next year may lack a fire department.
The Fremont Newark area debates forming or annexing to a junior college district to provide academic and technical training. Proponents warn of labor market impacts, while critics fear state pressure to join South County. Board election plans and fiscal projections are discussed as 1967 schedules approach.
Alameda Board of Zoning Adjustment unanimously refused the permit to build an 84 bed hospital at 18941 49 Redwood Road after planning staff recommendation and public protest. The ruling follows strong neighborhood opposition from Manville Court hillside residents. A separate ruling granted a 34 bed hoarding home for the aged at 24647 Mohr Drive with conditions.
In Pueblo Colorado a 16 year friendship between Mary Jatlin and mail carrier C Albert Carlson ends with the postman receiving a $2,000 bequest. Jatlin died last September and her will was filed for probate on Wednesday.
A station wagon carrying five family members and a Los Angeles driver collided head on with a southbound truck on U.S. 101 two miles north of Oceanside. Three died including Leonardo Cisneros the 55 year old father from La Jolla. Alfred Cisneros 19 and a 15 year old daughter were among the injured. The driver Huffman 54 from San Diego was unhurt. Rescue crews freed the trapped occupants.
The article reports North Vietnam plans a large regular division buildup in South Vietnam by May for a decisive offensive and aims to inflict heavy casualties on U S troops to shock Americans into ending the war. It notes Laos and Thailand fear infiltration via Cambodia and Laos, with Westmoreland seeking authority to arm infiltration routes. The Ho Chi Minh trail corridor and Cambodian air-strike support are discussed amid a diplomatic stalemate over peace talks and potential concessions.
In a dawn attack near Hanoi a Navy Skyhawk downed after a 9 minute duel, while another plane was shot down east of the capital. Communists battled near Binh Chanh, 10 miles southwest of Saigon, with heavy gunfire and flares lighting the sky. Parachute activity reported as jets fought a brief mortar exchange before plunging to earth.
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