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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
2
Fighters from North Vietnam reportedly sent about ten MIGs to defend Hanoi as U S jets attacked from the air. Officials said the large formation suggested heavy bombing raids. Weather hampered locating damage with poor visibility and radar sites.
Hayward police investigate a theft of about 10000 dollars in diamond rings and ring mountings from a display case at the Mi jen jewelry store in Southland Shopping Center. Rings were placed in the display case yesterday morning and found missing last night. Some of the boxes contained more valuable pieces than those stolen.
A Union City woman, wife of a Vietnam veteran, was attacked in her home on Fifth Street near Deegto early this morning. A burglar entered about 2:45 am, pressed a cloth over her face, held a gun, demanded money, punched her, and fled through the house toward the front door. Police Sergeant Bob Tette reported the intruder escaped after the struggle.
The Newark recreation department forms men’s A volleyball and junior basketball squads at Newark City Mall. A managers meeting for interested teams is set for December 1 at 7:30 pm. Signups for the Pere Juan Basketball League are for boys in grades four through six, with registrations taken at a specified time and place.
Fragmented OCR shows the Daily Review from Hayward California with garbled staff roles and contact lines. It lists Jedham Chitcote as President and Publisher and Coreeday Pour as Advertising Director, with multiple mis-related addresses and phantom circulation notes.
Police report the Cincinnati Strangler killed an 81-year-old spinster in her Wey apartment building. The crime followed a 6:30 a.m. church service and involved a man linked by a matching car description. A suspect, previously convicted of assault and now held on parole violation, is being questioned as investigators pursue whether multiple victims were raped.
San Leandro planning concerns center plans as residents report unmet conditions. City reviewers note unresolved issues on site including exposure of equipment and traffic. Officials consider rezoning and signage fixes while BD Beckett and Federighi developments face scrutiny over compliance.
Council members hear scattered support for delaying HARD borrowing as citizens advisory groups and the chamber discuss the plan. HARD officials deny objections and suggest postponement until after the Christmas season to allow better review. a council regulation may require HARD to act more slowly on debt.
The Arc of four contracts totaling 4 089 213 for construction at Livermore Lab and its test area near Tracy outlines a new chemistry development facility at Site 400 and three 2 500 square foot reinforced concrete processing buildings. A separate 419 900 contract to build a high pressure engineering addition to Building 174 at URL supports the weapons research program.
In Sacramento today State Controller Fleet Flournoy pressed that a 1967 tax increase must be paired with local tax relief, while Nanald Reagan suggested relief might wait another year. Flournoy cited a looming budget deficit facing the administration, emphasizing fiscal strain.
San Leandro police investigated an early morning break in at Dick's Family Restaurant owned by Ernest Vangela of San Mateo. Burglars pried open doors to the building and offices, taking cash reportedly around 2000 dollars and a safe. An employee alerted about 6 am, and investigators searched for the missing money and safe while noting the incident occurred at the restaurant daily. Three victims or witnesses were named, including staff and the owner, as authorities assess the motive and location.
Coast Guard patrol boats three helicopters and a plane scoured San Francisco Bay for hours after Miss Helen Bryant a 27 year old Oakland woman failed to return to Alameda Yacht Harbor from a 26 foot fishing boat cruise She planned to visit Alcatraz Island or Hunters Point and return insulin was not carried during the trip
City council plans a hearing on selling airport land on the east side along Hesperian Boulevard. The council will file the proposal with city officials for review and invite bids or cash offers meeting development rules and improvements. The Planning Industrial and Public Services Commission and the Chamber of Commerce will report by the January 20 hearing date.
Castro Valley holds a Yule tree dedication at 4 30 p m at the Castro Valley Library 2059 Redwood Road Sponsored by Bargara Crosby Council of PTA in cooperation with local PTA units and Parents Club The tree will be decorated with ornaments made by Castro Valley children Lights provided by Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce Firemen will place ornaments and lights A musical program will climax with the lighting of the 41 foot tree
Report outlines land for industrial development in East Bay and Alameda County. It notes 18 000 acres of industrial land in the seven county Bay Area, with 9 200 acres available in the East Bay, most in Alameda County. Projections expect industrial park absorption at about 90 acres yearly, while a portion remains unused. Los Angeles financier John W Laubring rumored as a candidate for state finance director draws no comment.
The planning commission reviewed a staff report and followed the city attorney's recommendation to pursue further talks before deciding if legal steps are warranted. It approved an ordinance amendment cutting parking requirements for pool halls, billiard parlors, and slot car race jog establishments.
PORTLAND Ore AP John G Miles Eureka Calif forestry consultant says Congress will choose the least costly of several proposals for a red woods national park in Northern California. He spoke Thursday at the Western Forestry and Conservation Association conference.
Sacramento AP reports attorney Gerald Don Clausen R Calif named by Gay for a San Francisco court judgeship. O Gara backs the proposal as three measures on the table. Cost estimates vary from 15 million to 250 million for land and park plans with the Sierra Club scheme and National Park Service plan projected at 60 to 120 million.
O Gara a 64 year old Democrat was appointed Thursday by Governor Brown to fill the Ti judgeship vacancy created when Harold Brown was elevated to the state supreme court bench.
Wayne Regional High School officials sent home Thomas 16 after hair length issues disrupted class. Parents and principal met and agreed he could return to school with instructions to cut his hair. by Thursday he rejoined classes with a shaved head, reportedly affecting his work.
In a U N General Assembly debate the United Kingdom warned sanctions could unsettle global trade. Brown favored an oil embargo if terms were acceptable but cautioned against broad economic confrontation. African delegates pressed harsher action while Britain sought targeted sanctions on Rhodesia’s key exports.
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