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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
6
Sacramento AP reports Gov Reagan presses his 1968 program amid stalled legislation and rising Democratic opposition. Republicans fear the effort could hurt his presidential chances, while Democrats see an opportunity to curb the economy plan as the regular session looms.
Fremont officials say Stanley W Bennett 38 of 4258 Hamilton Way was not mis arraigned for the staying of an Oakland man. The district attorney states no re arraignment is needed as original murder charge stands. Judge set Dec 13 for plea with bail 55000. Victim Charles Ames 29 allegedly came to Bennett’s home with ex wife’s husband to offer moral support in a family dispute. Bennett says the shooting was accidental. Other cases include Charles Cole 26 Hayward trial continued to Dec 24 for non violent strangulation of Marilyn Young in a Fremont motel. Petro Gonzales 25 Newark pleaded not guilty to kidnapping Claudia Weaver 20. Preliminary hearing set for Dec 13. Tunnelpi court bail reduced to 7000. A Fremont mother of six Joann Evans 26 released on promise for preliminary hearing Dec 15.
A damaged OCR puzzle card lists across and down clues with garbled letter groupings and stray characters. It mentions items like loads again and man’s nickname while referencing currency names and various obscured terms, all presented as a jumbled clue set from a newspaper puzzle page.
Carroll Righter issues a general weekly forecast with sun sign guidance. Aries through Pisces receive morning action tips, then social and personal focus in the afternoon and evening. The piece ends noting a personal forecast cue and offers a paid individual horoscope request.
Livermore National officials indicate Central Valley National Bank interests have purchased a sizable stake following a tender offer at 26 dollars per share. Central Valley insists it is not buying stock, while some individuals are acquiring shares and a precise count will be updated at the December 19 directors’ meeting. A new slate of directors is expected for January.
A dense page of misspelled listings offers bikes, cars, toys, pets, and household items for sale in Hayward and nearby. Notable items include a 28 inch Schwinn bicycle with training wheels for 10, a 1954 Chevrolet for sale, and various dogs, puppies, and household goods with prices. Listings include contact names and phone numbers such as Karen Lut Hell, Chip Stephens, Rick Doregan, and Darlene Lee.
Los Angeles AP reports the state ends its defense in the death case of Deputy District Aly Jack Kirschke with assertions that circumstantial evidence shows Kirschke killed Elaine Kirschke, 43, and Orville Deankhan, 41. The gun and the hidden passage key are tied to Kirschke, who allegedly knew the location and access to the crime scene.
The Air Force reports metal fatigue cracks in F100 fighter wings used in Vietnam. A strengthening program using metal straps is underway. aircraft may still fly combat missions but pilots must adjust flying techniques to reduce stress. Some jets aged up to 12 years could return to heavy use after the upgrade.
Bank of Fremont ends merger talks with Central Valley Nasional Bank after strong local support for staying independent. Directors canceled the December 18 shareholder meeting as 67 percent of holders indicated no sale. Judge Fe A Queresma praised local ownership and urged shareholders to remain with the bank for a bright future.
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