14 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
1
Bill Moyers resigns as press secretary capping a tenure described as voluntary and personal. Moyers denies reports of dissatisfaction with Johnson’s foreign policy voices and says compensation from Newsday is adequate. Guggenheim remains editor in chief.
Reports say U S bombers attacked near Hanoi with targets outside the city including a Tail yard area and a truck depot while North Vietnam accuses raids as escalatory. MIG sightings and a downed Phantom are noted along with noncombat incidents in Saigon and Tay Ninh.
Greer foreman of American Pipe and Construction in Hayward reports that 24 Newark youths receive stockings from workers. San Leandro Boys Club donates soft drinks while Newark Girl Scouts accompany the Greers to hospital wards on Christmas Eve to sing carols and help distribute gifts such as record players and television sets. Mrs. Greer credits volunteers and generous contributions for a project she says would not be possible otherwise.
The board debated expanding ABAG authority for a regional Bay Area government including refuse disposal parks and an airport system. A revised plan increases representation changes and county votes while considering bond limits and funding via a nine county assessment.
Dr. Delfs outlined a new 250 bed facility to replace seats left by directors Edward Nos, Samuel Scott, and L S Whitaker. He favored a second hospital with 10 acres to add to the Washington Hospital district, keeping the existing site and creating acute and long term wards.
New York notes a mixed stock pattern as the AP 60-stock average slips 0.7 to 298.2 at noon. Ford and American Motors cutbacks announced. General Motors earlier warned of cuts, while United Aircraft, Boeing and Raytheon advance.
In New Albany Indiana a humorous parking card offers visitors a cup of coffee after a meter overrun. The card greets guests with historic city welcome text and lists nearby restaurant addresses for a courtesy stop.
A coastal storm moved up the coast bringing snow and freezing rain from Virginia to New Jersey. Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire reported up to seven inches while Maine saw light snow. Washington DC had five inches as schools closed and one traffic death occurred amid heavy warnings across Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and other eastern states.
Coppolino, a 34 year old anesthesiologist, rests his defense in the murder case of retired Army officer Marjorie Farber. He testified he found Farber suffering a heart attack and denied soliciting or committing the crime. Prosecutors rested, judge adjourned for lunch, jury expected to hear closing arguments tomorrow.
Reagan aides press ahead with a slow search for top posts while Gov elect Brown had filled eight to twelve department heads. Nofziger says screening committees have submitted names. finance director choice remains unsettled as staff inquiries rise.
Gwyn Hyde of the Hayward Fire Department will be installed as president of the Alameda County association of firemen at Cherryland Fire Dept in Hayward. William Wolters, warden with the Alameda County Fire Patrol Fairview Station, will install the officers including Claude Jarswell, Robert Marin, Wally Anderson, Gene Mumford, Don Kasaviech, and Rick Neyman.
The article reports Senator Mansfield urging a prolonged Viet Nam truce while others push for expanded military action. Senator Stennis argues for more funds and a tougher line, predicting years of fighting. Barry Goldwater proposes sealing Haiphong by sinking ships as a hardline option. State Department hints at repatriation moves for POWs and tension over Saigon diplomacy continues.
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