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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1966

Page

1

Romney sees rising public support in bid for 1968 nomination

Michigan Governor George Romney said public backing for his 1968 presidential bid is growing faster than expected. At a news conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia he noted he had not sought backing from Republican governors. He admitted he had discussed politics with other governors but would not reveal details.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Michigan George Romney Ramey Romney Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Johnson GOP

Surrounded Viet Cong battalion faced by U S air force

U S 1st Air Cavalry units surrounded a Viet Cong battalion about 30 miles northeast of Saigon after more than 12 hours of fighting. U S planes dropped leaflets urging surrender as ground and air operations continued elsewhere in South Vietnam. Casualties and precise outcomes varied by report, with a separate U S bombing raid on targets in North Vietnam.

Saigon U.S 1St Air Cavalry Division U. S Sai North Vietnam South Hanoi Red River Lapital China United States U. S. Miliary Command Demilitarized Zone North South Vietnam Mekong Delta

United Nations debates outer space treaty aim against weaponization

Ambassador Arthur Goldberg told the UN General Assembly that a treaty outlawing the militarization of outer space would pave the way for a broader nonproliferation pact. He cited the Antarctic treaty and the 1963 nuclear test ban as historic steps toward peace. He warned that the greatest danger to space security comes from human discord on Earth.

United Nations N.Y APJ U.S Arthur Outer Space J. Goldberg Olai T.edorenil U.N Goldberg Johnson Nan Lan

Second Court Urged for Fremont Newark Union City District

Fremont Alameda County Supervisors may consider February a recommendation for establishment of a second municipal court in the Fremont Newark Union City Judicial District. County Administrator Earl Strathman cited the current peak caseload as justification. Ray Pucci will head the new Fremont court after Jan as a successor to retiring Judge A Quaresma in a three-city district serving about 130000 people. The San Leandro district now has three judges while Berkeley Albany has two.

Fremont Hayward San Leandro Judicial District San Leandro Berkeley- Albany Newark Union City Alameda and Livermore

Weather Forecast Night Fog with Easterly Winds

Weather shows fog or low cloudiness tonight and morning with clear skies through tomorrow. Tonight's low near 18 to 36 degrees, easterly winds around 15 miles per hour. Details on Page 2.

Tax Boost Last Resort Faces California Budget Challenge

Sacramento AP Reagan's new finance director Gordon Paul Smith backs tax increases only as a last resort amid a record 4.59 billion dollar state budget. Smith, 49, takes the top appointive post as director of the State Finance Department, aiming to economize against rising requests from state employees, schools, and other interests.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan Gordon Paul Smith Smith Gaveloc Reagan State Finance Department Budert

Romania says embassy hit during Dec raids in Hanoi

Belgrade Yugoslavia AP- Communist Romania charged U S warplanes damaged its embassy in Hanoi during the December air raids. The charge, denied by Washington, was broadcast by Radio Peking and reported by Tanjug from Bucharest. Protests spread to university groups as demonstrations continued in Bucharest and other Romanian cities.

Belgrade Yugoslavia UPI Romania Inday U.S Pate Bucharest China Peking Tanjug News University Law Facwty United States Hanoi Cit. Ik

Tearful Angel Appears in Lomorrow Christmas Play

Three year old Diane Aganus, pleased with her angel role in Lomorrow's Christmas passion play, tears up at the photo session. Her sister Bernadette and neighbor Mike Gutierres stand by as the Puerto Rican United Mutual Aid Society stages the performance tomorrow at 1 pm in Union City at 616 EB St.

Diane Aganus Angel Lomorrow United Mutual Aid Society Diane Bernadette Kay Ave Hayward Mike Gutierres Barker Ave Pum Society EB St Union City

Regional government vote splits Bay Area counties

A seven hour Bay Area session saw Supervisor Emanuel Razeto lead a split Alameda County delegation in opposing a move to create a regional government. The vote 4 to 3 favored shaping the regional body, with Berkeley, Albany, Hayward, Livermore and Pleasanton among opponents as Alameda County, along with several others, contended over bonding powers and directives. The fight continued as Alamedan leaders pressed to compromise while others urged restraint.

Piedmont Association of Bay Area Emanuel P. Razeto San Leonira Jack Berkeley Sacramento Media Bay Area Alameda General Assembly Albany Meemorl Hayward Livermore Pleasanton Razeto Malfester Stazelo Harity I County Board of Supervisors Alameua Emeryville Newa I

Three Seized After High Speed Chase

Sheriff's deputies arrested driver Robert Abeyta Hipol and two passengers after a high speed chase during which a patrol car was wrecked and a passenger fell under a third vehicle at a traffic signal. Hipol, 25, of Hayward, charged with drunken driving. Tito Bava Oge, 14, Hayward, and Gary Lee Griswold, 19, Dublin, charged with drunkenness. Continued on page 2.

Alameda Cowie Robert Abeyta Hipol B St Hayward Santa Rita Hipol Oak and Mattox Tito Bava Oge Everglades St. Hayward Gary Lee Griswold Canterbury Court Dublin Hippl Patrel

Speedy Decision On JFK Book Suit Nears in Court

A Manhattan judge urged a speedy ruling on Mrs. John F. Kennedy's bid to halt publication of Willian Manchester's book Death of a President. Judge Streit ordered parties to appear and heard arguments claiming publication would cause irreparable harm while Senator Robert Kennedy submitted supporting material. Neither Kennedy nor Mrs. Kennedy attended the session and no decision was announced at the hearing.

New York Manhattan Dotm F. O Kennedy Willian Mansshester Pressq Supreme Court Aul Manchester Streit Robert Ff Kennedy Soligit Robert P. Kennedy

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