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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1968

Page

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Fire Rips Livermore Home. Two Boys Die

In Livermore a blaze swept through a Frame house at Chestnut and P Street killing two young boys still in their pajamas as they hid in a bathtub. Identified as Paul and Caspar Davis. Parents Mr and Mrs Frank Davis were injured and taken to Valley hospital after the morning fire broke out shortly after 9.

Livermore Chestnut and Paul and Caspar Davis Frank Davis Here Valley

Oriskany Homecoming Includes Tears And Tailgate Cheer

The Oriskany returned from its third Vietnam tour to a lively homecoming with Chabot College Song Girls and a pomp display. Dawna Sanborn searched the crowd for her brother Daniel, 21, and learned he was among the 3,500 sailors aboard.

Chabot Oriskany Vietnam Dawna Sanborn Rymph Hayward Dawna Daniel Sanborn

Land Purchase Approved For Hospital Parking Lot

Washington Township Hospital board approved paying 410.00 from hospital reserves for 3.18 acres to provide parking for a future expanded hospital plant. Director James J. Blacie opposed the deal calling it a land grab that could derail a hospital expansion bond issue.

Washington Township Hospital James J. Blacie Bned Meet Blawie

Johnson Seeks Strike Pause Tax Hike and Wage-Price Plan

President Johnson urged Congress to halt major strikes temporarily, raise taxes to fund deficits, and study new wage-price guideposts in the annual Economic Report. He warned swift action is needed to avoid a possible recession and called for a voluntary restraint on strikes in key industries to keep American goods competitive.

Washington Johnson Congress

Hanoi Strikes New Viet Offensive With Heavy City Battles

Allied forces report a costly week as three Viet Cong pockets withstand the press in Saigon and across a 600 mile front. Gen Westmoreland says heavy fighting continues around Hanoi and Saigon with thousands of civilians killed or wounded and US casualties mounting. South Vietnamese troops and paratroopers push to repel infiltrators near Tan Son Nhut while North Vietnamese regulars are said to be among the invaders at Quang Tri and other border towns.

Saigon UPI Plangs Vietnam Hanoi William C. Westintore U.S Mfi Tan Son Nhut Military Assistance Comemand Quang Tri 1St Air Cavalry Division

Astel Loses Out To Horton In San Lorenzo Recount

In a San Lorenzo village recount for the Ballhames Association director race, Astel and incumbent Robert Horton tied at 967 votes each while Jack Tharp led with 876. Horton was declared winner by the covenant rule that the home owner with the longer tenure wins on a tie. Horton has resided in San Lorenzo 23 years versus Astel's 10. The initial count had Astel ahead, but a later revision voided 24 ballots and reversed the result. Horton emphasized service and noted the process avoided prestige or politics, while Astel protested ballot irregularities as the recount proceeded.

San Lorenz Earge Yernin Nofel Ballhames Association San Lorenzo Bal ‘ * Mes Association Alameda County Astel Horton Horton Bas Incumbert Jack Tharp Joseph Skinner

Candidacy Revealed By Murphy

Alameda County Supervisor John B Murphy 43 announced he will seek re election in the June primary. He is the first of three incumbents facing term expirations to declare plans. Murphy represents the southern half of Alameda County including Hayward Fremont Newark Union City and the Livermore Amador Valley. His major achievement is the Alameda Creek federal project involving federal funding and regional planning with South County cities.

Alameda County John B. Murphy Murphy Emanuel Razeta Oakland Joseph Bort Berkeley Pleasanton Edmuund G. Brown Chester E. Stanley South County George M. Silliman Newark Kenneth Steadman Fremont Hayward Union City Livermore- Amadoy Valley Alameda Creek

Busy Judge Pursues Hit-Run Suspect in Pickup

Hayward Municipal Court Judge Robert Fairwell and a friend chased a hit-and-run driver after a collision at Winton Avenue. Police say the motorist ran a red light at Solo Road and Was attacked by another car before Fairwell joined the pursuit in his pickup.

Hayward Robert Fairwell Winton Averure Solo Road Fairwell Jook

Nixon to seek Republican nomination in 1968 race

Former Vice President Nixon confirmed plans to run for the presidency this year. He announced his intent to pursue the Republican nomination and emphasize the primary route, signaling a renewed bid for national office.

Richard ‘Nixon

No. 2 Spot Interests Gov Reagan

Gov. Reagan says he is not interested in becoming vice president but acknowledges the appeal of the second spot to bolster party unity. He says he can do more for California as governor and does not plan to campaign in open primaries where his name cannot appear.

Sacramento Reagan California Gannett Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon

U S Favors Pueblo Settlement at Panmunjom Armistice Panel

Washington says the United States would consider North Korea’s idea to settle the USS Pueblo case and its crew through the Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom. State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey cited a North Korean official urging UN not to handle the matter.

Washington UPL Military Armistice Commission Panmunjom State Department Department Robert J. McCloskey United Nations Armistice Commission

State Colleges May Share $240 Million Budget Plan

Reagan's next year's budget plans would allocate about 295 million to the University of California and about 240 million to the state colleges, with both groups seeking more than their current funding. The university faced a larger gap between request and allocation, while colleges faced smaller cuts. The article notes the political controversy over higher education funding and includes weather updates and page references.

Sacramento Thej Reagan University of Carlier

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