14 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
1
Mostly fair weather expected in California’s Coyote Hills region through Saturday. Light morning fog and slight temperature changes noted, with coastal influence and minimal wind.
Fremont officials clash over a sketch plan that would route a four lane parkway through the park area, risking federal land acquisition funds and sparking calls to reconsider the Paseo Padre route and park integrity. Hayward and Alameda county voices push for park protection and compatible roads.
All three networks will broadcast a Republican response to President Johnson's State of the Union. Sen Everett Dirksen and Rep Gerald Ford will assess the address in a Columbia Broadcasting System program at 10 20 p m, with National and American Broadcasting companies airing at 11 30 p m.
The Oakland district weighs financing options for a redesigned project to cut costs. City officials caution a new bid could delay completion by a year, with Hayward and Castro Valley watching funding and routing. Low temperatures affect ski areas like Heavenly Valley as conditions favor good skiing this weekend.
Four of the dead were in their mid thirties with ages listed for Mr and Mrs Orluck and Mr Conner. Mrs Orluck is hospitalized in critical condition with fractures and internal injuries. Young Weeden survived. Neighbors recall North Dakota relatives planning to come for the Orluck children as the Hayward, Idaho house sits empty.
Pappas announces he will not pursue a mayoral bid, citing ongoing development projects and campaign workload. He plans to remain active in city affairs and civic life while continuing as a city councilman, with possible future candidacy after state elections.
In Athens a C47 transport carrying nine Americans and one Italian disappeared en route from Cigli Air Base in Turkey to Naples. A land and sea search continues as officials review flight plans and possible linkage to border and transit issues.
GOP lawmakers accuse funds misuse amid a congressional probe touching Athens and Araxos in the Peloponnesus. Rep. William Ayres leads calls for a inquiry as Rep. Charles Goodell blasts political selection of Neighborhood Youth Corps jobs.
The Daily Review presents its publishing info with offices in Hayward Alameda County and branches in San Leandro Fremont and Livermore California. It lists subscription rates and contact details for each office including addresses and phone numbers.
In Washington a witness, James Nolan Fortenberry aged 33, refused to answer questions about the dynamite bombing of the offices of a Pulitzer Prize winning woman editor as the House Committee on Un American Activities continued its probe into Mississippi Klan activities.
In Washington officials await Edwards word as rumors fly about the accelerator project. Rep. Craig Hosmer notes the report and warns that talk of alternatives could signal the start of the end for the 200-keV machine valued at 348 billion dollars.
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