California Weather Outlook Across Regions Through Saturday
Northern and central California see scattered snow in the mountains above 1000 feet with highs mostly in the 40s to 50s and lows near the 30s. Winds shift to northerly 15 to 30 mph with rain in the north and valley. cooler conditions will bring temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees below normal by Saturday.
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Fire Calls Across South County and Fremont Area
Emergency dispatches report multiple incidents in Alameda County including Fremont and Newark. An array of fire and medical calls detail resuscitations, smoke and gas alerts, car fires, and stuctural concerns at addresses such as Lindenviaod Haier, Marie Court, Fremont Blvd, Winton Aves, Montery Ave, Locust, and Thornton Ave. Dispatch times range from early morning to late afternoon with notes of smoke, gas, and possible exposure. Authorities respond with ambulances and engine units as needed.
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Cherryland
Sastro Valley
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Wisteyin
Panu
Lindenviaod Haier
Mega
Puttin
Marie Court
Wienall
Fremont Blvd Auto
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Washington Doves and Hawks Clash Over Vietnam Policy
In Washington a split emerges between hawks and doves as President Johnson and top advisers push for escalation to end the Vietnam War. Senate leaders and key figures back a hardline stance, while some insiders hope for peace talks. Public expectations rise as a new year begins with mounting pressure on military action.
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New Year
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Senate
Vietnam
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Argentine Cabinet Resigns Under Crisis in Ongania Era
Buenos Aires AP reports President Juan Carlos Ongania faced a severe political crisis as four civilian cabinet members and 15 undersecretaries quit amid protests at social and economic policies. Key resignations included Enrique Martine Paz interior Jorge Nestor Salimei economy Roberto J Petracca social welfare and Nicanor Costa Mendez foreign affairs. Costa Mendez to stay. Borda named interior minister. economy and defense posts still open. new year address planned tonight.
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Paz
Jorge Nestor Salimei
Roberto J. Petracca
Nicanor Costa Mendez
A Ongania
Guillermo Borda
Supreme Court
Costa Mendez
A Petracca
Economy
Defense
Reagan appoints Harold Eden CHP head in California
Sacramento AP reports Ronald Reagan selects Harold W Eden, a 30 year LAPD veteran, as California Highway Patrol commissioner as inaugural festivities proceed for the Republican governor's first inauguration since 1955. The story lists attendees, addresses, and public figures connected to the event.
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California Highway Patrol
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Highway Patrol
Harold W. Eden
Yal Hee
Frow Sullivan
Aatetay
Mike Late Locebaon
Heyward
Los Angeles
Republic Way
Jose Ge le Roem
Kenneth Darnell
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Hir
San Leandro
Ford M. Crittenden
Reots Mikhael
Rake
Sullivan
Ritchie
Gate St
Hayward
Ersmonty
George Net
Beeles Traffic Bureau
Ington Hose Rrai
Sale Vista
Pssaont Bec
Rose Hospital Force
CHP
Leenoro
Leenans
Sac
Jeseph Cepeda Concepcion
Hay
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San Leward
Roy Jean Somer
Anton
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Carlton
Ramento
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Maltin
Eth Street
San_ Lorenzo
Malling
Union City
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Mariposa
San Lorenz
Fremont
Patricia Linnae Gouveniérs
San Leangre
Melling
Whit- Belleview Drive
Man Street
Hospitals brace for possible strike impact
Dr. Nelson notes limited prep for a strike beyond emergencies and mandatory hospitalization. If workers strike, replacements and sympathy actions are uncertain as Local 34 claims about 800 members among 1100 non professional staff. A $1.1 million Highland Hospital construction project could halt if picketing spreads, affecting operations.
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Municipal Employees Union
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Brown's Secretary Named to California Youth Authority Post
Sacramento UPI report notes in her will Dr Nelson hinted at progress, as Edmund G Brown Jr announces appointing his private secretary to join the California Youth Authority board with a $20,500 annual salary.
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Gover
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Caliyack
Fornia Youth Authority Board
Gala New Year’s Eve Plans Highlight Local Hotels
Marina hosts a gala New Year’s Eve ball with dancing from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at $10 per person for dinner and party favors. In Hayward the Dorie Hotel converts the lobby into a ballroom with a five piece band and $2.50 per person dining option. The Holiday House reports near sellout for a bar buffet party at $10 per person including drinks and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Marina
Hayward
Dorie
Pacific Steel Workers Consider Strike Plans
February 1984 signed report notes a bitter 5 percent strike by 450 members. The 1964 contract allowed reopening wage talks in 1966, with an 11 cent hourly raise and a panel to set a profit sharing plan. Basic wage rose to $2.41 an hour.
Driver Hurt In Livermore Crash
LIVERMORE An accident on Vallecitos Road left Robert T. Frederick 38 of Palo Alto hospitalized with back injuries after his car skidded off an embankment. Frederick, who was standing beside his vehicle, said he swerved to avoid an eastbound car, struck barbed wire fencing, and tumbled down the slope. He was hospitalized first at Valley Memorial then moved to Stanford Hospital.
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Vallecites Road
Robert T. Frederick
Palo Alto
Valley Memorial Hospital
Stanford Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Frederick
Lon Vallecitos
Little Chance Seen To Avert Strike Of Hospital Workers
The hospital workers union plans a membership vote tonight on demands tied to hospital wages. Negotiations with County Administrator Earl Strathman covered costs, with no price tag yet, as the civil service department argues the figures apply to all county departments. Union president Wilson insists the demands aim strictly at hospital workers and set a floor above poverty levels. Alameda County Employees' Association manager John Slater, backing a 20 percent wage rise, put the cost at 300000 dollars for the rest of this fiscal year. Strathman noted the need for a wage estimate.
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Earl R. Strathman
Civil Service Department
John Slater
Alameda County Employees’ Association
Strathman
Strath
Slater
Catholic leader urges halt to bombing of population centers
Dr. William Y. O'Brien, president of a Catholic lay organization and Georgetown University official, argues U S air attacks on population centers in Vietnam risk moral impermissibility and should be limited to definite defense, calling for President Johnson to halt escalation.
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UPI
O'Brien
Johnson
Institute of World Policy
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Big State Shake Up By Reagan AOOAMYE wi sunGeneuueD
A chaotic fragment shows a political shake up linked to Reagan era policy. The text references Catholic groups, conversion, raids, and government departments including Savings, General Services, and conservation. It mentions planned actions on December 13 14 1966 and activities near Hanoi.
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Aooamye Wi Sungeneuued Peace
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Department of Savings
Hanoi
Happy New Year Bomb Raids Mark Vietnam Truce Day
U S forces and South Vietnamese troops conduct rapid strikes as the new year begins. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky warns that repeated Viet Cong cease-fire violations may end the TET truce proposal. In the Central Highlands 65 Communists killed in An Lao Valley, while 89 Viet Cong die in the three day Mekong Delta clash near U Minh forest.
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U.S. 1St Air
An Lao
Central Highlands
Mekong
Saigon
U Minh Forest
The Daily Review Front Page Contact and Rates Notice
The Daily Review announces publication details from Hayward California. It lists editor Hoyd Booths and Willista Chilcota as publisher and business manager with address 116 Winterden Road Hayward. It provides subscription rates and multiple office phone numbers across Hayward Fremont and surrounding areas.
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