05 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
1
Rain is forecast tonight along the Pacific Coast changing to snow in the Plateau and Plains. Rain is also seen from Arkansas to Florida and in the Iachians. Warmer in the south cooler in the northwest and plains.
A jumbled forecast outlines cooler conditions for Northern and Central California with scattered showers in the Valley and heavy rain possible in the Santa Clara and Livermore valleys. Strong winds, gusts to 40 knots, and coastal warnings accompany the unsettled system through Tuesday morning into the afternoon.
High Court agrees to hear two questions in Berger case concerning electronic eavesdropping under court order. Ralph Berger, Chicago PR man, convicted on two bribery counts tied to New York liquor licenses, seeks to challenge the state code for potential constitutional violations including probable cause and intrusion into private premises. The court will decide whether the law is constitutional and if electronic taps were properly warranted.
A convoluted list details fire department responses across Southern Alameda County including Melborne, Berkdale, Legunling, and Union City areas. Incidents mention washing machine fires, telephone line arcing, electrical wires, and car fires, with numerous street addresses, hospital notices, and multiple births recorded at San Leandro Memorial, Washington Hospital, Rose Hospital, and local San Leandro, Fremont, Newark, and Hayward facilities.
The California Supreme Court split over a 1964 amendment that allowed racial discrimination in property sales. Justice Peek led the majority, saying the state shares responsibility and must meet the 14th Amendment’s equal protection standards. Dissenting Justice White argued federalism limits do not compel private discrimination regulation.
The item lists subscription rates and office contact details for the Daily Review. It names publishers and staff roles and notes offices in Hayward and Alameda County California. It provides pricing per copy, per weekday and Sunday, and lists multiple office phone numbers and addresses.
Storm pack sleet freezing rain and fog sweeps the Midwest, Northwest and Oklahoma, turning roads to ice. Gale winds lash Pacific Northwest. Flight cancellations hit Oklahoma City on Will Rogers World Airport during reopening ceremonies. One fatal crash reported in Wisconsin. United Airlines jet skids at Chicago O Hare with 40 aboard, no injuries.
New rains hit the Bay Area as the Oregon college season closed a secondary east west highway and canceled a Mt Houd ski race. Los Angeles logged about 2.5 inches of rain and faced more today as forecasters warned of occasional heavy showers possibly raising totals to four inches. The Eel River swelled to spillover, threatening Fernbridge and $1 million in prior flood damage, while farm lands flooded and lowland residents faced rising danger.
Background on a student protest at the UC, Heyns rejects a compromise as rebels vow not to enter negotiations. Flood forecasts rise with rains, evacuations underway near Fernbridge and distant memory of December 1964 floods that caused major damage.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear three cases seeking to extend one-man, one-vote to county governing bodies and school boards. Kent County School Board and Houston County Governing Board had federal courts reject such reapportionment, while Suffolk County Board of Supervisors was ordered to submit a weighted plan. The court provided no further comment.
In Los Angeles a space age denture cleaner called Super Dent debuts. Users report dentures feel remarkably clean and odor-free after use, with a lasting fresh mouthfeel all day. The solution purportedly eliminates debris and breath, sold at drug counters.
A brief note highlights Walt Disney presenting a holiday surprise featuring Snow White. The item hints at a festive event or screen moment tied to Christmas themes, signaling family entertainment and seasonal promotion from the creator.
U S jets downed several MIGs amid a Viet Cong attack near North Viet Nam. A U S destroyer Ingersoll clashed with shore batteries off Dong Hoi, suffering slight damage with no casualties. Air war intensified with multiple MIG encounters and reports of Soviet jets spotted by U S pilots.
Former Senator Paul Douglas will rejoin academia, accepting a teaching post in economics at The New School for Social Research. At 74, he recently lost his Senate seat to Charles W. Percy and will begin duties in January at the graduate faculty of political and social science. his prior teaching includes University of Illinois Reed College and University of Washington.
Rhodesia’s white minority rejected a British blueprint aimed at a transition to majority rule for about 4 million Africans. The plan would shift constitutional power to a British governor guiding a transitional government, with Smith remaining prime minister and limited white inclusion. Africans could gain parliamentary seats and a move toward statehood with equality guarantees.
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin started a three day swing through French provinces, leaving political issues in Paris as he visits provincial centers.
In Washington the AFL CIO launched a weeklong nationwide picketing drive against Sears, Roebuck and Co in support of a five year old boycott of the firm. A spokesman said the action is informational only and not intended to prevent anyone from working. The Retail Clerks International Association and AFL CIO department spearhead the effort.
Hearn criticized the grand jury for alleging low assessment ratios on undeveloped land south of Newark. He cited a 267 acre Transamerica site bought for 673000 but taxed at 199800 per acre after donating a recreation site. He conceded need for reform though dismisses the extreme ratios as based on speculative prices.
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