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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
1
Reagan administration aides argue for higher taxes to fund programs, asserting revenue increases are necessary despite political backlash. The push appears framed as essential for fiscal stability and policy goals.
Scotland Yard announced the recovery of five Rembrandt and Rubens paintings from a London area. two Rembrandts are valued at millions each. The gallery said the works were damaged but largely intact. Police questioned several people as they continued inquiries into the theft from a historic British college gallery.
A U S building proposal would aid the county dependent on home building and construction. Advocates urge easier mortgage access and more federal projects. Edwards backs a local funded plan diverting federal tax revenue to state and local governments.
Pleasanton voters face a council backed plan to annex land east of the ridges forming a natural line with Kilkare Wood-Sinbad Creek excluded. City officials warn Kilkare drainage would force immediate police fire and water service, urging study before extending services. The council aims to present the proposal to the Local Agency Formation Commission on January 12.
A garbled newspaper masthead lists The Deity Review Inc and staff roles with multiple misspellings. It provides addresses in Hayward California and Frammont area offices with phone numbers and notes circulation bureau.
Ex mayor Houlihan received a state prison sentence after embezzling $144,164 from the late Surilla Whitlock estate. Defense urged respecting a diagnostic study dissent, while judge said prison is needed to sustain public faith and provide rehabilitation opportunities.
The council struggles over bids for a City Hall project and an oral contract package while tensions rise over a Catholic church site and an Indian burial ground. Mayor Dillon rejects anti Catholic claims as representatives pledge to block a lease purchase and the city moves to wrap up the burial ground dispute.
Kenneth L Thompson, an Oakland certified public accountant, was elected chairman of the Alameda County Republican Central Committee. Congressional District vice chairmen elected with him include Chester Frankhauser Livermore George Gearn Castro Valley Colin Kelley Piedmont and Betty Daltan Berkeley. Assembly district coordinating council chairmen Ivva Slivers Mayiward Bill Stier Alameda Louis Collier Castro Valley Bill Vaughns Berkeley.
Assemblyman Carl A Britschgi introduces amendments to reduce governor appointments on the nine campus UC Board of Regents and shift powers to the Legislature. The measure seeks to require legislative approval before ballot placement and cuts regent terms from six to four years starting 1989, altering the board’s constitutional duties.
Discharged workers at Fairmont and Highland hospitals proceed with resignations while 345 have left positions. Union leaders led a wage package offering 5 percent immediate for 600 non professionals and 10 percent later, with reinstatement assurances for returnees. A Nazeto counter proposal urged a joint meeting to craft a uniform plan and avoid pitting hospitals against each other.
Alameda County supervisors delay action on a plan opposing a University of California sit-in. The step delays potential expulsion or firing of students and seeks a measured approach while awaiting broader university guidance and faculty input.
The Mace, a 45 foot long air breather with 23 foot wings, took off on an unprogrammed course during a research test. A Pentagon notice said it was fed in by government tests and would have impacted roughly 100 miles south of the southwest coast of Cuba. The United States still maintains one squadron on Okinawa, powered by jet engines as robot planes and viewed as largely obsolete.
Albert Aronian, 67, owner of a local store, was known for generosity. A robber shot him Tuesday during a robbery for his wallet and cash in the till. A youth who helped at the shop recalled his habit of adding extras and giving change beyond the cost.
Reported plans said to involve release of American staffers held since May near Saigon. Chinese fishing boat crew and Vietnamese detainees were rescued in rough seas after an alleged rescue attempt by a U S destroyer. The U S State Department said talks continued with Beijing over timing and conditions of any exchange.
North Vietnam officially rejected London's call for talks claiming the plan serves U.S. and South Vietnamese aims. The Foreign Ministry said Britain is acting to escalate war and urged the United States to withdraw troops and bases from South Vietnam. Ambassador Goldberg discussed Vietnam with U Thant in New York, saying no new American plan was presented.
A pair spent the night safe after their boat faced trouble near San Leandra. Coast Guard launches and a helicopter aided in the search after they departed San Leandra Marina around 10 30 a m to fish off the Alameda Bridge channel.
Premier Han Van Dong of North Vietnam says his four point demands are a basis for settlement, not hard terms for talks. He cites rights, independence, unity, and Geneva accords, while noting the Viet Cong program parallels the Front’s platform and could influence South Vietnam’s political fate.
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