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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
3
In New Delhi Indira Gandhi gains broad backing as hundreds visit her home to congratulate the 48 year old daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru before a decisive Congress meeting. Morar Desai refuses to bow out despite pressure for unity.
A bench warrant was issued for Tracy Sims 20 leader of sit in demonstrations for Negro employment in San Francisco joining by the San Francisco Municipal Court Judge Lawrence Manna Sims jailed after failing to appear for sentencing and could face 45 days he fined 22 dollars she says surgery prevented travel the demonstrations occurred on the automotive row and at the Sheraton Palace Hotel in the city.
San Leandro seeks patrolmen with five years full time service and two years college level training for a new intermediate patrolman class. Applications due January 28 with a written test tentatively set for February 12. Salary range for the new rank is 644 to 782 dollars.
Mrs. Donald F. Dillon the Fremont mayor's wife will speak at an 8 p m meeting of the Fremont Democratic Women's Forum. Representing the Fremont League of Women Voters she discusses the Association of Bay Area Governments. The event at 4659 Richmond Ave Fremont is open to the public.
Nina Clemens Gabrilowitsch 55, last direct descendant of Mark Twain, was found dead in her Los Angeles motel room. Autopsy performed. cause undetermined. She was daughter of Clara Clemens and Ossip Gabrilowitsch, once Detroit Symphony conductor. Funeral set at Pierce Bros. Hollywood with burial in Elmira, Twain’s longtime home.
U S Navy helicopters and a embassy convoy delivered emergency medical and food supplies to Campos 220 miles northeast of Rio as rain swelled the Paraiba River. Gov. Paulo Torres said northern Rio de Janeiro state rains may worsen the death toll from floods begun Jan 10 with 200 known dead in state and 227 in Rio city. A food riot was reported in Campos, a city of 3 000, as 300 miles of paved roads suffered major damage.
President Johnson defers releasing specifics of the 12 billion Viet Nam emergency fund to Congress citing strategic diplomacy. The move ties to a prospective halt in bombing North Viet Nam and to the broader peace offensive led by U S diplomats. White House talks indicate final budget action may slip past February 28 as lawmakers await the January 24 outline to committees.
President Johnson weighs lifting the bombing lull as Congressional leaders press for a cease-fire and Harriman broadens private talks with the Viet Cong. The administration faces a constitutional amendment proposal extending congressional terms to four years, with uncertain passage this year.
In Santo Domingo political observers describe a developing third force of conservative parties aiming for the June presidential elections. The bloc, largely former Balaguer allies, may siphon votes from Balaguer while boosting Bosch’s Revolutionary Party contender.
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