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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
1
Los Angeles AP report says Treasurer Bert Betts called California Viet Nam War demonstrators treasonous and urged expulsion of students and faculty at UC Berkeley. He warned antiwar protests threaten state finances, claiming bond markets would suffer from ongoing extremism and disruptions.
President Johnson called top national security advisers to his ranch near Johnson City Texas to discuss defense needs and Viet Nam policy as a Moscow budget announcement loomed. McNamara Rusk and Bundy joined Johnson for a brief impromptu briefing underscoring that no major decisions had been made. Johnson emphasized continued aid to South Vietnam and combat readiness while noting his health after October surgery.
Alameda County adds over 1 million to lax roll after audits sparked by last summer's assessment scandal. County officials Carroll Nichols and F Mason Crawford disclosed the findings to the Board of Supervisors. Feragen and others face indictment over alleged bribes linked to tax avoidance schemes for area companies.
President Charles de Gaulle arrived at the Elysee Palace in Paris after a long ride from Colombey les Deux Eglises amid signals he would contest the Dec 19 runoff against leftist François Mitterrand. The 71 year old general faced a political fight to rebound from a first ballot rebuff and press on.
Owners Alden Oliver and his brother vow to resist any sale of their Hayward farm land at Tennyson Road despite Hayward Area Recreation District plans to acquire a 71-acre parcel across from Oliver Corners Shopping Center. District directors authorize negotiations and consider applying for a half million open space grant, with formal action deferred during preliminary talks.
The California Recreation Commission approved about 1.2 million dollars for two Alameda County park efforts. One grant totals 816,500 dollars for the Coyote Hills aquatic park in South County near the bay shore just north of the Dumbarton Bridge approach. The land acquisition aims to serve Fremont Newark Union City and Hayward borderlands along Alameda Creek.
Voters in Fremont and Newark decided on key college district matters and a $370,650 grant for Newark residents. Seventeen candidates seek seven Fremont Newark board seats, while New Haven Unified voters consider annexing Union City and part of South Hayward to South County Junior College District. Early turnout was light as the Daily Review opened an election bureau in Fremont for live returns.
Fremont faces eviction of the county police department headquarters as Alameda County seeks more office space in Fremont. The current 4,400 square foot lease at 2550 Peralta Blvd expires in 1987, with county officials warning the county may require the site and the ferry should not expect a new lease. County administrator Karl Strathman cited space needs for welfare health and probation departments and the future Fremont Newark Municipal Court District expansion, while parking problems at the existing court were noted. Oct 19 voters approved a $2 million bond issue.
The McCone led California riot commission warns violence could escalate in Watts beyond last August unless African Americans' conditions are improved. The story notes tensions remain high and references the broader national memory of Pearl Harbor, with other pages covering astronauts and anniversaries.
The District engineering sub-committee chose a site north of Walnut Way for Fremont rapid transit station. Mayor Donald Dillon urged the committee to consider a southern site near Walnut Way. Council members favored the southern site to reduce downtown disruption, but engineers warned it would add about 14 million dollars in cost.
A sellout crowd of nearly 1,000 will hear Ronald Reagan at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Holiday Bowl in Fremont. The dinner meeting, Reagan's first appearance in the South County area, is sponsored by Alameda County Precinct Workers and marks his bid for the Republican nomination. Tickets sold out in advance. organizers include Evva Stivers and a team of local officials handling arrangements and tickets.
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