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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
3
Two blasts shook Montevideo as a 23 hour general strike by government workers aimed to isolate Uruguay. One bomb hit Helmut Mayer’s Carrasco Beach home, the other struck the Chamber of Commerce building downtown. No casualties reported amid widespread damage and disrupted communications.
President Kenneth Kaunda renews a request for British ground troops to guard the Kariba Dam but drops insistence on capturing the Rhodesia power station. Sources say Kaunda would accept a British force on the Zambian side and Wilson pledges troops would intervene at the dam if Rhodesia breaches terms.
In Phoenix a moment shows the gap between fame and reality as a senator and Governor Fannin discuss Rhodesia. The piece notes Rhodesia’s white minority government under Ian Smith declared independence after Britain refused to share power with Africans. The Organization of African Unity called for Britain to crush the Rhodesian rebellion by December 15.
President Johnson ordered a speedup of shipments of Va-million tons of wheat to India to ease the immediate food crisis and authorized a 30 million dollar loan for India's fertilizer purchases. The decisions followed talks with Secretary Freeman at the LBJ Ranch and were announced from White House headquarters in Austin by Press Secretary Moyers.
Oakland police officer Frank Reed, 38, charged with murder after two men, William Smith and Lawrence Walter, were killed. Reed reportedly shot himself in the head after the slayings and was hospitalized in fair condition. The case also mentions bribery charges against Reed and another officer related to gambling. Indian food aid and a visit by Subramaniam are noted in the broader report.
Officials from Palomarestal Aid to Schools and the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce plan a noon briefing. The session will cover planning zoning retail sales promotion and roadway fees at Castro Gardens on Valley Boulevard.
A strong earthquake struck Acapulco and Mexico City area just after midnight. No casualties or major damage were reported though many tourists fled into the streets as authorities assessed power outages and aftershocks.
Stephen Wong's widow seeks 500000 from Peter Fay in a wrongful death suit filed in San Francisco. Fay, a 48 year old former Stanford football player, is free on bond after a grand jury charge of felony manslaughter and drunken driving. Wong, 59, died in a December auto crash. Mrs Wong and her four children are plaintiffs.
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