12 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1965
Page
1
The forecast calls for mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions with warming trends across MORTHER and CERTRAD areas. Temperatures rise into the 50s to mid 60s with lighter winds, while night lows range from the 30s to 40s in inland valleys and lower coast.
Ronald Reagan draws strong turnout in Hayward, with Dr. Julius Levine calling the event the greatest political rally yet in South County. Local Republicans and allies anticipate broad support for Reagan and Christopher in the upcoming primary, hoping for party harmony.
San Francisco AP The AFL-CIO opened its 10th anniversary convention with leaders pledging support for Johnson's Great Society and Vietnam efforts while debating Taft Hartley repeal. Delegates named eight candidates for an expanded executive council and discussed uniting unions under a broader labor agenda and Senate strategy led by Andrew Biemiller.
Amid heavy fighting near Da Nang, Marines and Vietnamese forces clash in the central highlands. Casualties include three killed and several wounded, with U.S. and allied units pressing operations while Buddhist sites face potential damage. Marine leaders report extensive Viet Cong presence and ongoing relief efforts.
San Lorenzo man George L. Mason says he was beaten and robbed by a hitchhiker after picking him up on Redsood Road near the Moraga exit. Mason swerved to avoid danger, fled, and later reported the incident to Castro Valley sheriffs deputies. The wallet with three dollars was taken during the assault. The investigation continues.
The fragmentary radio schedule lists guest John Dear and various program times. It mentions segments on Corrections and features Ed News and movie listings with limited readable details.
Hayward officials discuss portable classrooms amid shifting student trends and slow subdivision growth. The district shelved a planned sixth high school and several elementary projects, while opening a $1.1 million skills center. Portables cost about $15,000 each and may fill gaps until new schools rise.
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