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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
3
The tale recounts the Zab bazara bus and its driver Mr Dielendorfer a short man with large ears and long feet who pilots the Main Street bus through a sunlit land where adults are banned. He wears special driving glasses and an artificial hat as his feet ache and shoes are tucked away.
Mr D with large ears and a battered bus faces ridicule from Main Street riders. After years of abuse he paints ZABBAZARA on the bus and drives through town without stopping, asking what lies beyond Main Street. Tomorrow promises The Crocodile and the Donkey.
A construction worker charged in a fatality was killed in a crash near Eureka California. Donald Lough of Clavis was a passenger in a car driven by Arnold Ziemba of Ontario California, who sustained major injuries. The collision occurred two miles south of Eureka on U S Highway 101 near the California Highway Patrol office. Lough faced a manslaughter count in Enrica Candiotti’s death at Fernbridge. Police say Lough cut across the highway and caused the wreck.
A small earthquake stirred Tokyo and surrounding areas tonight. The meteorological agency placed the epicenter about 11 tiles southeast of Tokyo on the Boso Peninsula, with minor shaking reported.
Yugoslav Vice President Alexander Rankovic lauded U.S. assistance at the opening of the first stage of a major hydropower station. The United States provided a 15 million dollar loan, Rankovic said such credits are mutually beneficial and constructive economic cooperation.
The Supreme Court agreed to review the murder conviction of Roy Allen Stewart of California, challenging whether police violated his right to counsel during interrogation. The California Supreme Court ruled his confession was unlawful, prompting an appeal by State Atty. Gen. Thomas C. Lynch. Stewart, arrested January 31, 1963, amid a purse snatching spree that left one woman dead, with evidence at his house linking him to the crimes.
Washington AP A 5 4 decision held that a hearing is needed before sentencing in contempt cases and that witnesses cannot be jailed on mere suspicion. The ruling concerns federal grand jury investigations and immunity from prosecution for testifying. Harris in New York City faced contempt for a Florida call linked to an illegal dice game and received one year imprisonment, stayed on appeal.
The Supreme Court refused to review litigation over the Federal Power Commission license for the 92 million dollar Don Pedro Dam and Power Project on the Tuolomne River in California. California sought review over alleged inadequate river salm n protection while the Turlock and Modesto Irrigation Districts argued the case raised questions about unlimited federal power to condition licenses on vested irrigation and municipal rights without compensation, challenging Fifth Amendment implications.
AP reports Tracy Sif, a Negro girl, was denied Supreme Court hearing after appeal claimed Civil Rights Act of 1964 nullified her San Francisco Municipal Court conviction for disturbing the peace during a hotel sit-in protesting hiring policies. She received 90 days in jail and a 200 dollar fine, 45 days suspended. about 1,000 demonstrators gathered at the Sheraton Palace Hotel in March 1964.
Lt. Gov. John J. Daley says walls around a prison provide security for some inmates while supporting Gov. Toff's plan for more medium security space. He notes inmates moved to the state prison farm sometimes want to return to the main facility due to “itchy feet.”
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