23 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
1
NORTHERN AKC CENTRAL CALL reports formal rain across areas today and Friday with drier periods otherwise. Slightly warmer in the San Jedauin Valley and western Sierra states, while today brings breezy conditions and a mix of rain and showers in the region.
Weather report notes unusually high and low readings across Southern Alameda County for yesterday with brief indications of hills and valleys. Data callouts show fluctuating temps and partial extremities, reflecting typical seasonal variation in the region.
A fragmented report describes district issues including parceling, transit reform, and property concerns. It notes council actions, climate forecasts, and transit planning while mentioning political debate over tax relief and governance as elections approach.
Second Lt. Charles C. Krulak, son of the Pacific Marine commander, was wounded in Vietnam but returned to his unit. Brown skirts tax details and faces questions about rival Anderson amid McCone Commission findings on the Los Angeles riots. He warns lawmakers over academia and cites Unruh’s probe, notes riots as campaign issue, and discusses transit studies with Bay Area officials and city staff planning further data collection and a follow up meeting.
The city plans to beautify Hayward by planting Monterey pines from in stock to a California State College at Hayward for a campus area. A pre shaped lot at B Street Foothill and Mission Boulevards will be cleared and landscaped with grass and flowers under owner George Page’s permit. The mayor envisions relocating statues from the old Hayward High School to a future park on the campus as part of a new city center plan.
New Orleans report confirms Al Ritz, aged 64, of the Ritz Brothers trio, died of an apparent heart attack mid engagement at the Roosevelt Hotel. Survived by his widow Anette, the oldest brother helped popularize slapstick in Broadway revues and films like Sing, Baby, Sing.
Hayward officials argue new state aid would raise per pupil spending to state averages in poor districts. San Lorenzo could gain up to 667 400 dollars, Hayward and Castro Valley up to 800 000 each yearly. Legislators from Alameda County back aid, while a tax increase remains uncertain.
Northern California ski areas report fresh powder and solid conditions across highways and resorts. Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and most resorts show high snow depths with many runs open and clear road access despite some icy spots on select routes.
U S aircrews report strikes northwest of Hanoi targeting a camouflaged missile site. F105s and F4Cs hit Nghia Lo field 95 miles northwest of Hanoi, cratered runway, damaged 33 buildings, and caused secondary explosions. Cease-fire orders issued by Westmoreland and Viet chief of staff after appeals by Pope Paul VI and others, with notices affecting allied troops.
In Ancash department high in the Andes near 180 miles northeast of Lima, officials confirmed a landslide that buried villages Aropara Yu J Tachayacu and Olayon after heavy rains. The casualty count varied, with authorities reporting fifteen dead and others fearing higher totals, as the Air Force rushed medical teams and supplies to the affected area.
New York AP report says former President Truman and his wife are spending Christmas there with their daughter and grandchildren. He states that Hubert Humphrey will be the Democratic presidential nominee in 1972, calling it a fact rather than a prediction. He adds that Robert Kennedy or Edward Kennedy could also run, each with the right to try.
Paul Gordan of Venice Florida sent Greenfield an 8.25 million dollar bill claiming inconvenience from being detained three days after a traffic stop for driving without a license. Town Treasurer John Kiley said he did not expect the town to pay the bill.
The New Orleans carnival season begins unofficially with the Krewe of Squires hosting its ball tonight. A total of 63 carnival balls are planned in Municipal Auditorium ahead of Mardi Gras night, as Rex and Comus courts prepare for the traditional meeting.
In Havana, Cubans fearing exile report government crackdowns as Castros tighten control. Swiss officials say many hope to flee to the United States, awaiting months or years for refugee airlifts. Firing of workers planning to join relatives abroad increases, with bank withdrawals restricted and payrolls cut. The embassy notes inquiries from potential refugees rise amid new controls.
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