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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1966

Page

1

Northern and Central California Weather Tonight Through Wednesday

Cloudy tonight and Wednesday across Northern and Central California with showery periods in many regions. Bay Area and Monterey Bay see rain, Sierra Nevada and Shasta area forecast snow or mixed precip at higher elevations, cooler temperatures, and winds shifting from southwest to lighter coastal ranges.

Sierra Vevada Yenfehy Salinas Valley Monterey Bay Area Santa Maria San Luis Obispo Livermore Valley Gulf Coast Florida Great Lakes Pacific Northwest California North Central Mississippi Valley

Viet Cong Ambushes Reported Across Jungle Front

U S military officials say 201 Communists were killed in major actions as a four day sweep near Bong Son continues. Near Da Nang guerrillas attacked government troops, hitting a platoon guarding a bridge 11 miles south of the Marine base and contact was lost.

U.S Bong Son da Nang Saigon

Trustee and CTA clash over teacher salaries debate

In a heated meeting, Trustee Sutton and CTA officials spar over salary figures and district comparisons from Richmond to San Jose. Silver and Clemens urge calm and accuracy while Avellar of Haywood CTA questions why salaries lag and whether funds exist to raise pay, calling for clear board and staff answers.

Sutton George Hayward Richmond San Jose

Veterans Day Parade Planned for Oakland 1966

Oakland will host the 1966 Veterans Day parade announced by newly elected Alameda County Veterans Affairs Commission chair John Groom. New officers include Allen Strutz of Hayward as treasurer and Joseph Cavanaugh of Oakland as secretary.

Oakland John Groom Alameda County Veterans Affairs Commission Allen Strutz Hayward Joseph Cavanaugh

Candidates vie for state offices amid hectic filing rush

The article lists multiple candidates seeking state senate and assembly seats in Oakland and Castro Valley amid last minute filings. Republicans battle for renomination in several districts while Democrats field a crowded slate in the 15th Assembly District. Filing deadlines loom as names like Morley Reading Hassler and Crown surface among many others.

Ter Oakland Forest Ave Castro Val Senate Raymond Marsh Sandyley Castro Valley Gow Camerom J. Howard Arnold Michael P. Hayes Breed Ave San Leandro Richard Paul Hassler Berkeley Byron James Castro Mth Raymond Moser Alameda Raymond FP. Britton Catherine Parrish Robert W. Crown 15Th Assembly Thomas J. s.Furlong Rodell Duncan John. A. Kearney March K. 4Fong Scott Kellogg Mark Comfort Jatin H. Sut

Obituary notices from Castro Valley and San Leandro

Castrol Valley and neighboring cities mourn multiple deaths and services. Ruel Richard Crocker Jr. of Castro Valley and Walter H. Gant of Porterville are listed with services at Chapel of the Valley and Castro Valley Mortuary. Anna M. Jacob, 91, died in San Leandro with private services planned. Other notices mention Elizebeth Crocker and Elizabeth Crocker, and several local residents including Jarratt, Griffith, Tow, and Wallace, with funeral details across Alameda, Hayward, and Oakland areas. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, or Holy Sepulchre in Hayward is noted for some.

W. Gant Ichusetts San Leon- Cloma Hotchkiss Drayton Dro Castro Valley First Presbyterian Church Joe van Ness Alameda San Leandro Erine Crocker Missouri Chapel of the Valley Lake Chabot Road Casira Valley Mountain View Cemetery Oakland Anna M. Jacob Albert Bessie van Ness Gant Jacob Eliza Castro Seth Inkster San Mateo Louis Valley A. Jacob Ohio Robert R Marie E. Doyle Beath Harald Jacob Harold G. Roehm Berkeley Massa Ramfert John G Bronomare Aywardr Lois F Ramiert Fairs Janice Gail Gray Eudoraca Vill John’ Gregory Hemert Air Farce Chanute Afb Uilleals gene_prandfather Eric James Gray Eldgrads Nils Neather Lorraine Wilson Seattle Wash North Dakota B.P.E Hayvara Hoy Electrical Workers Union Sorensen Bros. Chapel Tate Street Hayward Fes Furry BPE James Bell St

Death notices for Robert W. Griffith and Mary Ann Twohey

Robert W. Griffith 73 died Sunday in Santa Ana. Services today in Santa Ana with burial in Brownsfield Texas. He is survived by wife Mary of Castro Valley, son George of Hayward, grandchildren Robert and Nancy Griffith of Hayward, brother Joseph Griffith of Arizona. Mary Ann Twohey 87 died Sunday in Hayward after a long illness. Widow of Joseph Twohey, she lived at 2693 First St Livermore. Rosary tonight at Callaghan Mortuary, services tomorrow at St Michael’s Church Livermore, burial in St Michael’s Cemetery. Surviving children Mary Fallon Albertine Armstrong Bernadine Andersen Josephine Dodson, 20 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren. She was member of St Michael’s Altar Society.

Ana Mary Griffin Castro “Valley George Grifffth Robert Teney Griffith Haywerd O& Brother Joseph Phoenix Rizana Santa Ane Caliorale Castro Valley Robert W. Griffith Santa Ana Mary Griffith Cameron &J George Griffith Hayward Nancy Griffith Joseph Griffith Arizona Brownsfield Tex Livermore Mary Ann Twohey Haywares

Merit Testing on Saturday at Pacific High School

National Merit Scholarship qualifying tests will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in the library at Pacific High School, 1201 Marina Blvd., San Leandro. The program distributes about 400 scholarships annually and many colleges use the test for financial aid selections. The selection deadline is Thursday and a $1.60 fee is due in the school bank.

San Leandro Pacific High School Marina Blvd

Four Die As San Diego Family Crashes Across Freeway

In San Diego on Monday night a three car wreck on U S Highway 80 killed four members of the Balut family. Robert J Balut 26 drove out of control striking a concrete divider and hitting two oncoming cars. Teath Balut his wife and children Robert Jr 1 Christina 2 perished Teresa 3 was hospitalized in critical condition.

San Diego Fou U.S. Highway 80 Robert J. Balut Balul Teath Robert Jr Christina Teresa

Club To Hear Local Judge Hayward Speaker Tomorrow

Hayward municipal court Judge Robert Fairwell will address the Union City South Hayward Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the Holiday House Hayward. The talk is titled The Court and Law and is announced by program chairman Gene Sullivan.

Hayward Robert Fairwell Union City-South Hayward Holiday House Genes Sullivan

Jury selection in Feragen trial proceeds in Alameda County

The panel includes eight jurors with three alternates to be chosen as proceedings extend. Judge Staats requires three alternates due to a projected four to six week trial, with two peremptory challenges used by each side. First witnesses, if the trial advances, will be Deputy Clerk Al Lerone and Chief Registration Clerk William Koerner.

Bailard Drive Fremont Pavilis Telephone Co Ralph N. Crisp Blue Ridge St Shippers Express San Leandro LaVerne U, Gentle Edgewood Ave Oakland Helen C. Buck Lewis Ave Staats Arthur D. Thilman Jemize Sapphire Sr Castro Val

Wolden Ruling Tomorrow Pretrial Publicity Case

San Francisco judge to rule Wednesday on whether pretrial publicity harmed Assessor Russell L. Wolden’s right to a fair trial. Wolden faces 10 bribery counts and one conspiracy count after grand jury claims he accepted bribes for tax payment juggling. His attorney argued publicity creates a prejudicial climate jurors cannot set aside.

San Francisco Lewis Drucker Russell L. Wolden Wolden James Martin R MacInnis Walden

Illness Delays School Drama in Union City

James Logar High School postpones the drama production The Man Who Came to Dinner to March 3, 4 and 5 due to an influenza outbreak. Curtain time is 7 p.m. in the school cafetorium at 1800 1 St. Readiness to perform was delayed from Thursday to the rescheduled dates.

Union City James Logar High School

Braden Seeks Anderson’s Job in California Lieutenant Governor Race

Braden announced his bid for lieutenant governor, challenging the incumbent. He urged voters to weigh his public service record against the current lieutenant governor’s record. Braden has chaired the Board of Education since 1961 and was named by President Johnson to the Advisory Council on Developing Institutions. Previously, he ran Blade Tribune after 1944 and served as assistant to CIA director Allen Dulles. He and his wife Joan live in Oceanside with their eight children. Mrs. Braden has represented Jacqueline Kennedy at the Kennedy Center executive committee.

Johnson Advisory Council Daily Blade Tribune Braden Allen W. Dulles U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Joan Oceanside Jacqueline Kennedy Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts

Political Influenza? Hayward Pay Raise Committee Meets

A Hayward citizens committee weighing a mayoral pay raise canceled its meeting after three members Joan Webber Frank Dero and Leonard Nunes fell ill or were affected by prompting concerns of undue political influence. The council-appointed panel had planned to discuss potential pay changes yesterday afternoon.

Hayward Joan Webber Frank Dero Leonard Nunes

Outstanding Young Man Kills Himself in Los Angeles

Donald D P Williams 34 chief scientist at Hughes Communications Satellite Laboratory shot himself in the bathtub at his apartment in Los Angeles Monday night. Williams, a 1965 outstanding young man chosen by the US Junior Chamber, had been under psychiatric treatment and his wife Gloria 45 tried to deter him. He helped develop Syncom and Early Bird satellites and devised pulsating jets to position spinning satellites. Williams, a Harvard physics graduate, had no children.

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Donald DP. Williams Communications Satellite Laboratory Hughes Aircraft Co Williams Santa Monica Calif Gloria Hughes Laboratory Boston Mass Harvard University Hughes

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