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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
1
Dr. Richard Delfs, chief of staff, told directors the crowded conditions at the 156 bed hospital occur from time to time amid ongoing expansion talks. Board elected Don Ainsbaugh president, James Brawle vice president, with new directors Bruce Bell and Tim Stone joining, replacing retiring members Edward Enos Samuel Scott and L S Whitaker.
The National Safety Council noted that holiday football telecasts may have kept drivers off highways. Officials warned final 1966 traffic deaths could exceed 62,000, with early counts showing a record rise over 1965. Warren C. Nelson cited TV bowls as possibly reducing road fatalities.
Dublin reports special federal funds allocated to the Parks Job Corps Center to extend its program until the 1967 one year contract is signed in Washington. Litton Industries, major contracting agency, received 13.4 million in 1964 to organize and operate the center as part of the federal poverty program. A Pat Cemer spokesman said 1967 negotiations are complete and signing depends on contract wording.
Attorney Louis J. Boies Jr. finalizes divorce from actress Hedy Lamarr and files affidavit admitting arrears in support payments. Lamarr previously received an interlocutory decree dated June 2, 1905, which was never finalized.
In Bakersfield a Buena Park van shot and fatally wounded Preston J. Kendricks 20 of Bakersfield after a burglary attempt at a salvage yard. Norman Daleo said he fired a warning shot. Kendricks died from a right side bullet wound at a Bakersfield hospital. Deputies seek a second man as no charges will be filed against Daleo.
Defense attorneys consider further appeals after the Alameda County Superior Court appellate division upheld the 1964 sit-in convictions of UC Berkeley protesters including Mario Savio. A three judge panel found no errors in the trial record involving Judge Rupert Crittenden. Most defendants received suspended terms or probation. Savio and a few others were jailed.
M. G. Daniels, who for six months led the manpower development program for Areas Economic Opportunity, accepted a post with the University of California at Berkeley. He will coordinate minority employment efforts across the state university system and work with the chancellor’s office and university personnel to match minority job seekers with openings.
In Alda County Superior Court Judge Leonard Dieden hears a continuance at the request of the district attorney and Lacal 380 on hospital workers strike. 400 workers walked off as the Board of Supervisors plans to revisit war proposals for hospital staff next Tuesday. A restraining order blocks Locas 380 and members from pressuring construction workers on the Sitmillion Highland Hospital project. County officials report replacements for 78 positions and screening 350 applicants. Stanley Strathman notes staff cuts at Fairmont and Highland due to Medi-Cal and Medicare effects.
Tokyo reports released by UPI describe Mao Zedong as declaring discontent with the 1958 purge in which he was ousted as president of the Red Guard. Wall posters in Shanghai and Peking alleged his enemies were removed during an eight month upheaval, with Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping named in the controversy. Observers note the 1965 50 Cultural Revolution context and lingering doubts about Mao’s grip on power after the Great Leap Forward failures.
Oakland educator Dr. Hinar Jacobsen, former superintendent of schools and dean at the University of Pittsburgh, died Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He also led Louisville's university and served as president, with a career spanning Santa Barbara and Los Angeles City College.
Administration issues warning against dolls. FDA District Director McKay McKinnon Jr. attends demonstration where eight dolls turned in by citizens are burned. San Leandro Fireman Tiny Payton and Fremont Fire Marshal Bob Reeves also present. Mumford urges surrender to fire departments for destruction not by fireplace.
Rescue teams fought fatigue and cold as a missing twin engine plane with nine aboard disappeared after takeoff from Denver. The Beechcraft crash near Hilltop Mine left only the tail intact, with witnesses describing a fiery wreck and victims believed to include youths.
The Hanoi envoy says a halt to bombing, unconditional, could be examined by Hanoi but not guaranteed to restart negotiations. He insists the Four points guide North Vietnam and accuses the U S of violating the 1934 Geneva accords. He refuses comment on a NYT claim that Hanoi redefined its position.
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