10 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
1
Forecasts from the Associated Press show California temperatures with a mix of sun and clouds. Northern areas expect rain and snow in the Sierra, while coastal zones stay mostly cloudy or partly cloudy, with variable winds and seasonable highs in the 50s and 60s across major valleys and cities.
Fire calls across Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and surrounding areas during the two hour period ending at 8 AM include building and rubbish fires at multiple streets. Resuscitation devices and responders are noted at several addresses with personnel named such as Andrea St and Virgil Gourt among others.
Washington AP report quotes Leon Shull of Americans for Democratic Action predicting President Johnson faces defeat in 1969 unless he shifts domestic and foreign policy. He cites Johnson’s unpopularity helping Republicans gain in upcoming elections and warns cuts to Great Society programs could seal defeat in 1968.
The marriage banns for Dutch Princess Margriet and Pieter Van Vollenhoven were published in Baten. The couple, described as bride and bridegroom after a brief civil ceremony at Margriet's parents' residence, plan to wed January 30 at The Hague.
Washington AP reports Dr Toussell FE Teague of Kentucky has been elected president-elect of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers. The selection marks a notable advancement for Kentucky health leadership within the national public health network.
Fragmented notice mentions a Daily Review title and multiple office addresses in Alameda County California. It lists subscription rates and ads, with phone and planning office details, including various street addresses and unclear names. The readable elements are scattered and not forming a coherent news item.
Carroll Righter offers weekly general tendencies for signs from Scorpio to Libra. Predictions emphasize planning, organization, and social chances, urging early action and careful budgeting. The column includes personal advice on relationships, work, and finances with notes on upcoming events and a funeral notice for Louis Sanborn.
Fire last night at 8 p.m. damaged three area homes on Jackson and Winton Avenue, estimated loss about $4,000. Heavy rain and holiday traffic slowed efforts. occupants evacuated with no injuries. Fire department officials could not determine the cause or occupants. another $94,000 fire under investigation at 167th Ave.
A Bay Area wind and rain storm caused widespread power failures lasting up to two hours. Two light planes crashed: one in Antioch injuring 44 year old Arthur G. Nadeau. the other near Walnut Creek with no injuries. Pacific Gas and Electric reported numerous outages while Tule Indian Reservation residents faced flood isolation and waterborne illness.
The San Carlos firm Fisk Firenz and McLean Inc won with a bid of 402,978 to reconstruct 1.2 miles of Crow Canyon Road north of Norris Canyon Tier. The project, designed by Alameda County engineers as a federal aid secondary project, will become a four-lane divided highway. Bids opened Tuesday by the State Division of Highways in Sacramento ranged up to 634,901 with an estimated project cost of 535,41? The report notes the low bid as the accepted offer for the roadway upgrade.
Rhode Island Governor John H. Chafee will address a 7:20 a.m. joint breakfast of the Republican Alliance and the California Republican League at the Edgewater Inn Oakland. He will discuss The Republican Opportunity based on the 1966 results.
Mr. Sanborn died Friday at 86. A Lime Springs Iowa native, he lived in Mateneda County for 48 years and was a retired Southern Pacific locomotive engineer with 43 years of service. Survived by wife Leta D. Sanborn. son Donald T. D. Sanborn of San Leandro. foster children Sally Thornmiahlen of Los Angeles and Barbara Unit of San Francisco. a sister Jane Crogan of San Francisco. four grandchildren. Rev Anker M. Jensen of Faith Lutheran Church, Castro Valley to officiate. Burial at Chapel of the Chimes, Oakland.
The grand jury notes assessments rising to 25 percent from 20 to 25 percent beginning 1967 68 and proposes a county wide reappraisal in growth areas to offset impact on residential taxpayers. The letter by foreman William J Metcalf says ABC sections need clarification with Revenue and Taxation and Government Codes and will be reviewed at Tuesday’s board session. Hutchinson and Hearn support softening homeowner tax burden if feasible.
A dense fog and smoke blend blanketed New York on November 2 to 3, causing highway tieups and urging residents to stay indoors. Experts described the event as a smog episode meeting the technical definition, with relief expected as winds rose to about 20 mph, improving air conditions.
George Loher is the 197 president of the Hayward High 12 Club. Loher and his slate of officers were tested Thursday in ceremonies at which Vinton 8. Malcolm, international president, and Marvin Lechner, California president, officiated. Other officers are Ray L. Johnston, Robert O. Lohsen, vice presidents, Omer Paquette, secretary, George Harelain, treasurer, John Haig, international representative, John Lee Wilbur, chaplain and William Lauten, sergeant-at-arms. Directors are Loyal Bisby, Delbert Eisner, Fred Keil, Walter Flierl and Mark Simpson.
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower will undergo a gall bladder removal operation Monday morning at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The procedure is scheduled for 8 am and was announced by the hospital.
Protestant and Orthodox churches map joint strategy to deepen ecumenism with Roman Catholics. Council of American churches, 34 denominations and 42 million members, adds four new members and backs United Nations international supervision of Vietnam peace efforts. Leaders urge pragmatic evangelism, world peace, poverty reduction, and expanded family planning to address population growth.
Report describes rapid medical aid delivery to Tule Indians, including medicine and vaccines, with shortages remaining for typhoid vaccine and supplies. It notes Tule habitat on a 100 square mile area along the river, unemployment, and that about 74 young men serve in a professional firefighting unit cited for bravery. Bulldozing equipment and crews were airlifted and local construction began with expected consolidation in three to four days.
Obituaries note funeral services for Robert A Brann 33 of Loma Mar who died Thursday at Stanford Hospital Hayward services Monday at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward with burial at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park also Elizabeth Giraud 85 of San Francisco died Thursday services tomorrow in Hayward with burial to be private Virgil L Kadow 50 Fremont died Thursday at Washington Naval Hospital funeral Monday at Fremont Chapel of the Palms Mortuary interment at Irvington Memorial Cemetery. Also details of survivors and affiliations with local churches unions and employers across Hayward Fremont and surrounding areas.
Obituaries list multiple individuals including Kenneth Waltrip Edly and Prentice, Waller J. Prentice, Clayre Louis Sanborn, Florbart Cardoza, Vernada Call, Elizabeth Siraun, Mendonca family, and Grann Robert A. with scattered details on ages, kin, residences in San Leandro Oakland Hayward and San Francisco. Services in Garden Chapel and Sorensen Mortuaries noted with dates in 1966 1968.
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