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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

2

Pro Football Rookie Bribe Case Reaches Army Recruiter

UPI reports Staff Sgt. Winfred Lewis a Korean War veteran faces grand jury action on charges of soliciting and receiving a $200 bribe from Jets rookie Bob Schweickert to influence draft fate. Schweickert coordinated with FBI agents. case highlights tensions around guard and reserve enlistment.

New York UPI Bob Schweickert New York Jets FRY Schweickert Winfred Lewis Brooklyn U.S Max Schiffman Army Lewis Jets Army National Guard Guard U.S. Army Reserve FBI

JFK Film May Earn 1 Million for Kennedy Center

Washington AP reports the USIA film Years of Lightning Day of Drums about John F Kennedy could gross over 1 million for the Kennedy Center when released commercially. The center paid 122000 for the film and plans nationwide distribution in about 90 days.

Washington U.S. Information Agency John Tf.kennedy John ¥. Kennedy Philip J. Mullin Center USIA Gregory Peck Mullin

Saturday Bus Service Approved for Castro Valley Line

Castro Valley awaits full board action after a committee approved extending the AC Transit Line 1 91 to Saturdays. The plan adds Saturday runs between Castro Valley and downtown Hayward, prompted by petitions from over 300 Castro Valley residents.

Castro Valley AC Transit Board of Directors Hayward

VA Studies Doctors' Pay Scale

Los Angeles AP William J. Driver of the Veterans Administration said he would favor raises for VA resident doctors if needed to meet competition. He noted concern with higher pay elsewhere more than moonlighting. He cited Los Angeles county hospital residents earning 5000 to 7200 dollars. The VA banned moonlighting among residents, a federal court upheld the ban.

Los Angeles William J. Driver The Veterans Administration Los Angeles County

Warden Indicted For Lying About Graft Payments

Henry B. McFarland 71 warden of Hudson County Jail Jersey City Indicted on four counts of perjury for denying graft payments to permit a prostitute to service inmates. Marilyn Jean Fraser 27 also charged for denying consorting with inmates for up to 25 dollars plus 20 dollars for transport from New York to Jersey City. Grand jury began investigation after Fraser escorted for immoral purposes under Mann Act. Fraser jailed on 3500 dollar bail. McFarland to plead next Wednesday.

New York UPI Henry B. McFarland Hudson County Jersey City N.J Marilyn ‘Jean Fraser New York City Fraser New Jersey University of Southern California Miss Fraser Manhattan Mary Ellis Harold R. Tyler McFarland

Domestic Peace Corps Workers Are Assigned

Sacrament o AP reports sixty VISTA volunteers assigned to Los Angeles Oakland Fresno County Kings County and Gilroy. They will live with the poor and earn 30 dollars a month from the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity. Thirty join Los Angeles Youth Opportunities Board. eighty go to Welfare Planning Board West Oakland King s County Christian Parish Gilroy Interfaith Migrant Committee and Orange Cove Amateur Athletic and Recreation Association Fresno County.

Sacramento VISTA Peace Corps Havel Los Angeles Oakland Fresno County Kings County Gilroy Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Youth Opportunities Board of Greater Los Angeles Welfare Planning Board of West Oakland Christian Parish

Zone change approved for Kawakami property in San Leandro

San Leandro officials approved a zoning variance to permit parking at 1052 Davis Street. Kawakami, 76, longtime Japanese Socialist Party leader and former chair, died today in a hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. City official Mario Polimiles, 76, was named as developer.

San Leandro Janguar Kawakami Japanese Socialist Yard Davis St

Probation for Woman Linked to L A Riots

Mrs Rena Frye 49 was fined 250 and placed on two years probation after conviction for interfering with police at the start of the South Los Angeles riots. A 30 day jail term was suspended. Prosecution said her clash with officers spurred the six day riot that marred the city.

Los Angeles Rena Frye Tast Marquette Ronald Las

Fresno Demos Stay With CDC

The Fresno Democratic Association voted 21 to 2 to remain a unit of the California Democratic Council. Roy Greenaway urged members to stay with CDC, calling Simon Casady's presidency "an unqualified disaster." Berge Bulbulian warned of a year of crisis and urged members not to abandon ship.

Fresno Fresno Democratic Association California Democratic Council CDC Roy Greenaway Simon Casady

Three Italian dam officials acquitted in 1963 disaster

In Belluno Italy three high officials of hydroelectric firms were acquitted of charges that Valent Dam was improperly operated before the 1962 disaster that killed about 2000 people. The authorities argued the plant was tested briefly and no blame could be fixed by a parliamentary inquiry.

Belluno Ualy Valent Mt. Toc Longarone

Tigers Don’t Purr Like That at Forssa Gas Station

Helsinki reporter Ka Sanomat said a Helsinki doctor opened a car hood at a Forssa gas station and was met by a spitting clawing cat that fled under the car. The animal was coaxed into a box for a 60 mile ride back to the city.

Helsinki UPI Ka Sanomat Forssa

Sightless 100-Year-Old Woman Honored in Washington

Adelia M. Hayt, a centenarian and director of the Library of Congress Braille transcription section, is honored on her 100th birthday. She trained over 2,000 volunteers to transcribe Braille for blinded veterans, a program begun at the Red Cross’s urging as World War I veterans returned home.

Washington Hoyt Frail Library of Congress Veterans of World Georgetown Adelia M. Hayt Association of the Workers For the Blind of District of Columbia American Red Cross Miss Hoyt London Sir John Steel Sir de Britain Cedar Land Sea South Africa

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