Raids Near Hanoi Highlight Vietnam War Actions
U.S. bombs fell within four miles of Hanoi amid battles across the Central Lowlands and Saigon area. North Vietnamese forces attacked the Tuy Hoa corridor, while U.S. and allied units reported casualties and skirmishes as air campaigns targeted bases near Da Nang and Hai Phong.
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HARD Director Seeks Park Fund to Save Land in Hayward Area
The HARD district outlines six urgent park projects in Castro Valley Hayward and San Lorenzo. Land purchases total about 12 000 60 000 90 000 and 25 000 dollars with a 250 00 center, plus possible 5 percent loan terms. Debt would be borrowed before June 1968 for up to eight years. Reimbursement could cover up to HM percent of costs though not guaranteed.
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State Personnel Board Seeks Boost In Wages
The State Personnel Board pushes for higher salaries and benefits amid UC wage disputes and student protests. Regents consider firing instructors implicated in protests while debates over raises face a budget deficit and status of health plan funding.
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Strike Delay on Pan Am Wage Mediation and Campus Boycott
Mediation board met with Pan Am officials as union talks continued and a wage dispute lingered. In California and New York, executive pay gaps sparked broader labor concerns. At Berkeley, students held a noon rally marking the Free Speech Movement's anniversary while teaching assistants walked out, classes canceled, and administration leaders debated a settlement amid student demands for on campus controls and recruiting regulations. Mario Savio among those arrested during the recruiting table protest.
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February Draft Call Sees Lowest Monthly Need Since 1965
The Pentagon requests 19,900 draftees for February, the smallest monthly total since March 1965, following a prior cut from 27,600 to 36,600. Secretary McNamara and President Johnson outlined plans as the United States nears staffing and defense production needs. The 16,900 quotes refer to earlier figures sent to the Selective Service for Army induction.
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Castro Valley Teen in Serious Motorcycle Accident
A 17 year old Castro Valley student Bret J Hummer from 18398 Center 81 is listed in satisfactory condition at Eden Hospital after a motorcycle collision with a car on Center Street near Rablyes Drive at 9 24 pm. Jacqueline B Krobeck of 18883 Center 81 was cited as the other driver in the crash.
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Daily Review publication details and subscription rates
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper's masthead with publisher names and address in Hayward including subscription rates. It mentions offices in Hayward and San Leandro, fictional contact numbers, and a dated proprietary act reference. The legible items suggest routine newspaper publication information rather than a news story.
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Military flights to the Far East and Viet Nam spared from strike
A union official, who did not identify himself, said Pan Am had made a new offer to the union, while military flights to the Far East and Viet Nam would be exempted from the strike.
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Indian Captive Drama Slated by Hayward Theater Group
Hayward California students stage Indian Captive, the second play in the season, Saturday performances at Marin Junior High School with 60 cent admission and season tickets available at 2 dollars. Forecasters expected rain with two showtimes 10 AM and 2 PM. Tickets may be bought at the door or from Junior Chamber of Commerce members.
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Angels Trade Ace Pitcher For Twins In Major Shuffle
California Angel ace Deal Chanve, 104 Cy Young winner, is traded to Minnesota for first baseman Don Mincher, outfielder Jimmie Hall, and pitcher Pete Cimino. Angels also send a minor league player. Chanve peaked years ago, later posting 32 wins over two seasons with a 3.08 ERA last year. Mincher and Hall are long ball threats, Cimino shows promise in relief.
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San Leandro Jaycees Christmas Show Promotes Local Charity
San Leandro will host a Christmas variety show by the Jaycees with performances at Pacific High School. Proceeds support the city's handicapped services and the Bay area Boy Scout Troop, as officials consider purchases of wheelchairs and related aid. The event follows discussions on area land values and development impact.
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Architects Gripe About BART Stop Design Flaws
San Leandro and Bay Fair BART stations face criticism from architects Dan Emmett Carpentier and West Halprin who argue for improved pedestrian access and a grade crossing. They contend San Leandro Boulevard crossing, lack of overpass, and parking lot division near Bay Fair create hazards and inefficiencies. Directors acknowledge recurring staff-level complaints and study vehicular connections and future park alignment.
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Nurses Win Wage Hike At Youngstown Hospitals
The Youngstown Hospital Association approved a 20 percent raise over two years for nurses who remain employed at two city hospitals. An additional 3.4 percent yearly increase applies for each year of service up to four years.
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Ordinance Regulates Fremont Taxis Expands City Rules
Fremont City Council approved an ordinance governing taxis, effective this week, requiring new firms to prove need for expanded service. Existing operators opposed a standardized fee schedule but council chose not to set prices, citing lack of authority.
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