06 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1966
Page
1
A Academic Senate resolution urged President Heyns not to discipline students for November 30 protests and supported creating a student faculty commission to review governance. It noted the police presence was improper and referenced six nonstudents arrested during a melee at the Navy recruiter protest.
Flood warnings persist across Central Valley and coastal areas as new storms threaten. Kernville evacuations continue with 60 trailer homes moved, 30 near the river evacuated, and a damaged Kern River power house after debris swept downstream. Hel River forecast shows no new danger, while Fernbridge floods push families to higher ground. Gale warnings extend from Pt. Reyes to Pt. Conception with southerly winds up to 48 knots.
Jerusalem bulletin reports King Hussein dispatching troops and police into Nablus to search for hidden arms amid clashes with Palestinian gun runners hostile to the king.
The Daily Review of Hayward California lists communications to 1167 Winten and 3127 Port Gilice under Marsh 3 1897. Hoya Sparks serves as president and publisher with Hanover and Inquirector Antered at the office.
Independent Shell dealers in Contra Costa and Alameda counties plan a protest against Shell Oil policy requiring price signs at stations. McDougal says independents want higher company prices while some dealers threaten to close tomorrow. The dispute centers on posting signs and alleged price wars sparked by signs.
The San Lorenzo Homes Association votes to reduce the fire protection assessment as the county service area takes over the duty. A $5-cent tax rate on a $200,000 home adds about $21.25 to the annual bill, with director Horton noting possible further cuts next year. Board members discuss reserves, upgrades, and plans to sell surplus equipment while considering district mergers and salary raises. Vandalism at Little League Park prompts calls to enlist youths’ cooperation.
Sacramento AP report says Assemblyman Don Mulford demanded UC regents fire or discipline any teachers who deserted classes during the Berkeley student strike. Mulford notified regents chair Meyers and seeks names of absent faculty and canceled classes with dates as special session on the boycott begins in Oakland.
Assemblyman Byron Rutty Ford, D Berkeley, gained 26 votes as Alameda County proceeds with recounts in the 5th State Senate District. After 182 of 1,001 precincts were tallied, Rumford showed a net gain of 26 votes, with results from precincts likely to favor him. Republicans Lewis F Sherman of Berkeley and other officials continued post election counting by machines.
Marine Johnson aided a besieged unit under heavy fire, reloads and fires into enemy positions, and ferries wounded squad members to helicopter evacuation. Despite multiple wounds and imminent death, he refused evacuation to cover his men as they boarded the helicopter.
British officials announced a plan to seek selective mandatory sanctions against Rhodesia via the United Nations Security Council. Harold Wilson demanded what he called unconditional surrender on four points including control of government and armed forces. George Brown prepared to outline the proposal in New York, aiming to pressure Rhodesia without provoking a broader trade conflict with South Africa.
Bettencourt outlines phase two ideas from lessons of phase one Plaza Project. Proposals include property acquisitions and public parking, building improvements per a design concept, street widening to ease traffic, with owners receiving briefings. Plan to go to San Leandro City Council after committee review. next steps start next year on a larger 14 block area.
Raymond Bauman a 44 year old Hayward resident died from injuries after a car crash that critically injured him when his vehicle struck a parked truck on Jackson Street near Sycamore Avenue early Monday morning at Rose Hospital Hayward.
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