Latins Demand Justice From City In Garza Death
Militant Latins in Hayward press for action after Gilberto Garza's death as community groups, students, and officials debate police conduct. The meeting heatedly debated direct action, boycotts, and possible pickets, with calls to join Black Power and pressure officials for accountability while some urged restraint and lawful channels.
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Gilberto Garza
Hayward
Nist
Mexican Student Confederation
Solis
Oakland
Manuel Gomez
California State College At
Toged Direct Action
Haywar
Suspect 19 Captured After Fremont Foot Chase
A 16 year old boy led Fremont police on a wild chase before being captured near Parkside Street and Paseo Padre Parkway in the Irvington area. The youth, linked to a stolen vehicle taken from a Pleasanton freight yard, eluded officers after a pursuit involving several police units and a militia-like group demands. Willard Wareham, named as the suspect’s contact, faces possible charges of auto theft and burglary.
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Irvington
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Peivis
Norm Walton
Hayward
Walton
Afl
Banta Rita
Watehaim
Pleasanton
Big Power Showdown Looming Over Laos
William L. Ryan warns that Laos and Cambodia could flare into a larger international crisis tied to Vietnam. He notes Soviet and Chinese forecasts of escalation, U.S. interventions, and a possible repeat of 1961 style talks to avert war among major powers.
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Laos
The Dolly Review Ad Notice and Publishers Listing
The Baily Review prints an advertisement notice for The Dolly Review with President and Publisher William Ghikste and director entries including Hayward, Callers at Congress, and Sunday listings. It references Circulation Audit and a San Leandro address, with contact numbers 569.6157 and 793-1212. The fragmentary text lists various names, locations, and offices related to publishing and advertising.
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Dolly Review
Tae Hod Sparksy
William Ghikste
Bustigus Moreger Aed Drattising
Robber Prompts Panic at Castro Valley Pharmacy
In Castro Valley a man armed with a pistol robbed Redwood Pharmacy at 22299 Redwood Road around 8 p.m. He demanded $300 in cash and narcotics, forced the pharmacist and clerks to the floor, pulled wires from the telephone, and fled in a bag after warning to hurry. The robber wore a yellow cap and a stocking over the upper face. The incident was reported by deputies with no injuries noted.
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Castro Valley
Redwood
Redwood Road
Herbert Ow-Wing
Ow-Wing
Marines Smash Viet Cong Village in Recovery Sweep
Marines advanced through primitive graves and tombs after U S warplanes and artillery bombed the area all night. Snipers wounded two Marines and shot down a helicopter gunship aiding the body recovery as underground bunkers sheltered civilians. One woman was killed and two children wounded amid the sweep.
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U.S
UPI
Thomas Corpora
Head Court Clerk Named For Municipal District
William Callaway, 39, has been named head court clerk for the municipal district. He will begin duties January 15, dividing time between Hayward and San Leandro offices, and plans to move his family back to the South County area soon. He has served as deputy county clerk and most recently as supervising court clerk. He is married with two children.
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William
Bill} Callaway
Dent
Callaway
Oak
San Leandro Haylelerk
Hayward
Terry
Tim
San Leandro
South County
New York Firm Wins Bid For BART Electrification Contract
A New York company submitted a bid of 2.7 trillion dollars for BART to electrify the Oakland to South Hayward line. The bid came as multiple-vehicle crash near Highway 94 in dense fog injured several and halted bids. A staff recommendation will go to BART directors on January 26, with work expected to start within about 40 weeks after approval.
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Bay Area
Oakland
South
Hays
Madera
Caulward
Fornia Highway Patrol
Fischbach and Moora Inc
BART
Man
Fiscal procedures criticized by grand jury report
The grand jury urges the assessor to establish an information service to help taxpayers analyze assessments and notes delays in processing checks due to staff shortages. It reviews new property tax forms, calls for improved billing at Highland Hospital and Medical Institutions, and highlights a $1 million short-term CD yielding $123.47 daily at current rates. The panel faults undeposited receipts, urges reduced Veterans Memorial Building costs, and warns of a $500,000 11 year maintenance shortfall by veterans groups.
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Highland Hospital
Central Collections Service
MedCal
Medicare
Board of Supervisors
Veterans’ Memorial Building Commission
Cambodia War Spillover Risks and Diplomatic Tangles
U S officials weigh responses as Cambodia sits at the center of Vietnam war spillover. President Johnson faces questions from lawmakers and ambassadors about cross border pursuit. Cambodian leadership insists it will not negotiate under threat while Laos and Thailand report heavy fighting and buildup near borders. Congress cautions against widening the conflict into Cambodia.
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U.S
Averell Harri-lavite
Johnson
Senate
Bse
Stanley Karnow
the Post
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Cong
Laos
Thailand
Clement. Zablocki
1. S
Wis
House
Grand jury urges reform of SPCA pact and coroner staffing
Grand jury calls for a new SPCA pact and improved dog intake accounting. It also recommends ending mortuary personnel as deputy coroners due to conflict of interest. Recommendations, echoed by COUNTY CORONER K Mu King, stress open meetings under the Brown Act and require public deliberations.
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Grand Jury
K. Mu King
King
Board of Supervisors
Delaware to Launch First Meat Bill and Foreign Teacher Drive
Delaware officials and Livermore district plan next year to recruit British teachers and hire foreign instructors as part of a broad effort to raise standards and fill vacancies. Officials cite rising competition, higher recruiting costs, and stricter foreign-entrant requirements as key aspects of the program, aiming to attract top educators despite global hiring challenges.
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McCarty
Livermore
Peter Bancroft
Colorful Career Jazz King Whiteman Dies Of Heart Attack
Paul Whiteman legendary orchestra leader who popularized jazz died at 77 from a heart attack after a stay at Doylestown Hospital New Hope home his death ends a career famed for Bach Beethoven Bach inspired jazz and a long run as Pops He left behind widow and three daughters and a son among his famous alumni Bix Beiderbecke and Kumbauer lead trumpet and sax talents observed in a career spanning nearly five decades
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UPD
Paul Whiteman
Baethoven
Whiteman
Doylestown Hospital
New Hope
King of
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Porlty Whiteman
Bingo Wile
Margaret Stasby
Bix Livingston
Paul Jr
Beiderbecke
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Margo
Frank ‘Kumbauer
Jan Martino
Nist
David Kelley
Loudspeakers to Guide Drivers in Patrol Cars
Sacramento reports Highway Patrol equips 200 patrol cars with loudspeakers and variable pitch sirens to address crowds and advise motorists to fill tires with saw chains. About 300 more cars will get the system soon. The sirens target drivers who cannot hear standard alerts.
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Sacramento
UPS
One Highway Patrol
Bennies Confiscated In L A Raid
Los Angeles police seized over 1 million dollars in amphetamine pills and amphetamine sulphate during a raid on a house and garage in east Los Angeles County. Four men were arrested as part of a two month investigation that police described as among the largest in five years. Authorities noted the pills, nicknamed bennies, may have originated in Mexico due to shipping labels found at the scene. A packaging machine was also seized. Names and addresses of several suspects appeared in reports, with low bail set and ongoing investigations.
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Fred McKnight
Parcoties Division
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McKnight
Edward Egerston
Chris Therald
Stensen Lane
Larry Kredell
Montebello
David St
Wallace Party Gains State Backing for 1968 Ballot
SACRAMENTO AP Former Gov George C Wallace of Alabama has won more than enough support in California to get his name on the state's 1968 presidential ballot, a state official said today.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
California
Urgent talks between Bunker and Thieu described as sudden
An informal session between Bunker and Thieu is reported as a spur of the moment meeting. Ambassador Ellsworth and Wallace were mentioned in connection with the talks as part of high level communication. Thieu called the meeting urgent and very stale by some accounts.
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Tam Hiep
Vietnam
Ellsworth
Wallace
Nguyen
Vang Chieu
Sullivan
Day
Thieu
Parolee's Wife Dies After Crash in Fremont
Fremont police report a single car crash on Highway 60 near Mission Boulevard that killed Mary Jane Dalton, 45, Oakland, while her husband John Dalton, 40, remains at large. Dalton faces probation questions tied to a San Leandro burglary and an alleged escape story from Texas custody.
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Washington Hospital
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Mission Boulevard
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Texas
De Gaulle Leaking Secrets in Washington Speech
Senator Henry Jackson accused Charles de Gaulle of attempting to leak secrets and undermine NATO during a Washington speech. Jackson warned de Gaulle could push France to withdraw from the alliance by 1969, alleging Soviet access to classified material.
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Sen. Henry
Chamber of Commerce
M. Jackson
D-Wash
Saga
Mount Vernon
Wash
Charles Defiir
Gaulle
Jackson
United States
Soviet Union
Senate Armed Services
Fea
France
Arraignment Slated For Pair In Shooting
Castro Valley pair, both 20, are scheduled for arraignment in January on charges of attempted robbery and assault with intent to commit murder following a shooting. The men are named in county court records and face serious felony counts.
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