11 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
1
Central California forecast calls for cloudy conditions with showers today. A moisture flow from the coast brings a chance of rain and breezy intervals. Temperatures trend lower tonight with a mild warmup expected by Sunday.
A truck rollover on Inter Mal Sacramenta Street near Interstate 580 left Paul Roberds, 33, hospitalized after his vehicle crossed a ditch following a tire failure. In Fremont a garbage truck was struck at Mowry Avenue crossing. Albert Badella, 42, injured as an empty passenger train struck his vehicle at the rail crossing. Weather and tides projected for the region show cloudy conditions with showers and cooler temperatures through Sunday.
Watts Tennessee hosts a Christmas parade themed A Child's Dream to show local resilience after August riots that left 34 dead and 40 million in property damage. Organizers emphasize hope, pride, and community unity as Watts moves forward with the procession through its troubled streets.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The State Park Commission recommended 40.8 million dollars for new parks and additions with about 60 percent to Southern California The plans arose after three days of hearings and await final Legislature approval Santa Monica Mountains park would get up to 12 million while San Diego County and four desert projects could total 5.4 million Also four million for Mt Tamalpais addition faced changes Bodega Head in Sonoma was removed from the list then briefly reconsidered at 225000 dollars from 1 Thursday The bond funds come from 44 million of the 150 million beaches and parks bond approved in 1964 Several Northern California projects were cited including Fort Funston Mt Diablo Calaveras Big Trees and others with various additions and land acquisitions totaling multiple millions.
In Bangkok Thailand a man in his 20s sprinted into a ditch at the Royal Turf Club during a horse race watched by about 10 000 people including Miss Thailand 1965 Chiran and Savernanan He climbed a fence to stare at the pageant then faced police saying he just wanted a better view of Miss Thailand The beauty title holder remained composed despite the incident.
Brung said criminal and civil investigations are active with grand jury action possible. Additional facts emerge as the case progresses, and officials emphasize caution to avoid jeopardizing civil or criminal proceedings.
President Johnson and Secretary McNamara announced further development of strategic bombers including FB111 variants to carry 210 bombs weighing 750 pounds. The plan aims to improve penetrating ability and military effectiveness, with a stated no intention to eliminate strategic bombers from the fleet.
In Selma Alabama the acquittals of three white men charged in the 1965 slaying of a Boston minister amid civil rights protests sparks fear of renewed racial violence. Rev Andrew Young says demonstrations will rise. Rev James Reed died from injuries two days after the March attack. Defendants Elmer L Cook Na mon O Neal Hog le and William Stanley Hog le faced first degree murder charges. Spectators clapped as verdicts were read and defendants posed for photos afterward. Federal charges loom regarding related killings and conspiracies.
Complications at Da Nang prompt reports that a U S Marine beheaded a Golden Buddha at the Khue Bac Pagoda on December 4. Ambassador Lodge promised immediate investigation and repayment of all damage with U S money, regardless of involvement. Buddhists view the act as desecration akin to a Christian church desecration.
A family shares hopeful news about their newborn daughter who is improving after birth. The mother notes the baby previously weighed under five pounds and remains in hospital care while the father and siblings cope with limited insurance coverage during the holidays. The family prays for a swift homecoming and credits God’s grace.
The Fremont Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra and chorus directed by Eugene Stein will present Handel's Messiah tomorrow at 4 pm at Mission San Jose High School with participation from area churches. The performance is described as the majestic Christmas work.
A fire destroyed a garage near 15908 Maubert Ave around 9 am, causing about $6,000 in damages. Ashland Fire Department units from two engines and 21 firefighters battled the blaze. The building was owned by Ralph J. Spears.
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