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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
1
Latins United faces internal strains as backer Garza protest fades. Balli signals continued demonstrations, with 20 groups each boasting at least 50 members. Hayward politics mix in as Hernandez contemplates withdrawal and Latins United weighs legal steps. Calls for police reform include psychiatric screening and a Police Review Board.
Poll results reveal broad resistance to a revenue bond election and auto registration fee hikes for Bay Area Rapid Transit. Only a minority favored higher fees or gasoline taxes while support for completing BART remained strong, though few expect daily use by 15th District residents. Bay Area officials cite a need of 100 to 140 million dollars in new state funds to finish the 7 mile system.
North Vietnamese sources report an American F4 Phantom downing a MIG in aerial combat over North Vietnam. U.S. pilots say 38 U.S. jets have been shot down, with three planes lost last week and earlier losses to ground fire. Bombing targets include a Hanoi area power plant and radar site, while a highway bridge near Hanoi was also hit.
Betty Beekman, of 21391 Cenfar Sl, was left with property after thieves stole a purse from a Castro Valley resident. About £200 in cash vanished, with $89 taken from the wallet while 3200 cash in a picture container with snapshots and girds was left behind. George W. Allan found the purse and alerted deputies who recovered the money. Deputy Robert Oyr described the scene as a careless theft in an apartment house parking area.
Fragmented OCR text from a California advertisement or notice fields a weekly price of 19 cents and mentions Sunday inclusions, a street address Winton Ave in America County CA 94544, with scattered terms like month and circulation.
About 60 workers of International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union Local 6 began a strike on January 8 after no agreement with Union City firm over a proposed two year contract. The firm offered a four cent across the Haymant Road wage hike for year one and 15 salary step increases, with second year increases of 16 to 22 cents. the union reportedly asked for 14 cents first year and 16 cents second year. The company cited a weak safety program and declined further negotiations. Meredith charged the firm rejected a federal mediation compromise and noted another strike at Johns-Marie Products nearby.
A hotel fire swept through part of the third floor of the Carver Hotel in downtown Oakland early today, routing more than ten tenants. No injuries were reported and investigators probed the blaze’s cause.
In Sasebo Japan pacifist Makoto Oda urged sailors from the U S Navy carrier Enterprise to desert protesting the Vietnam War via loudspeakers. Thousands gathered as police kept back demonstrators. the carrier arrived on a five day leave from Vietnam war zones.
The First Lady leads a luncheon that turns into a Vietnam debate as speakers criticize youth violence and drug use amid the war. She argues for responsibility and studies while noting many families fear sending young men to battle. Applause follows her call for nonviolent action.
Union City water treatment plant plans move forward to stop dumping into the Alameda County flood control channel. Gordon W. Dawes of Campbell Chain Co. said a chemical treatment facility is being formulated. observed dead fish along the channel. cyanide suspected from steel treatment process. health official says no human danger.
A coroner s jury ruled the deaths of two people in a fiery cable car collision accidental. The crash on Tec 3 injured 41 others.
Fremont police probe a calf rustling case at Mission Clay Products property. Two calves found dead with throats cut and partially skinned between Tuesday and yesterday. Owner Art Casimere reported the discovery. investigators think youths frightened the rustlers before completion.
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