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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
1
Weather Corner forecasts show late tonight to Tuesday rain in extreme north and spreading toward M. Arena and Redding with increasing clouds and southerly winds on Tuesday. San Francisco Bay Area expect fair tonight with low clouds, normal temperatures and gentle to southerly winds 0 to 18 mph Tuesday.
May mix of temperatures and conditions across Southern Alameda County to the Salinas and Monterey areas. Expect mostly fair skies in the south with cloudy periods and possible rain or fog in parts of the San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento region. Temperatures range from highs near 50s in some areas to lows in the 30s, with gentle to light southerly winds and a general rise in cloudiness Tuesday.
The father of Newcomb Mott told AP that an autopsy showed throat, wrist, and abdominal slashes and head bruises after death. Howard Mott said he was contacted by US consular official William J. Shinn Jr. and that his wife suspects murder due to post mortem bruises. An embassy medical inquiry followed a three hour meeting with Soviet officials in Moscow.
Weather across Northern California and along Interstate 80 shows clear stretches with patches of new snowfall. Temperatures range from a bitter low near 12 degrees to a high near 50 as skiing conditions improve on mountain highways and passes.
Reagan urged California to cut roadblocks and push industry investment in human resources and plant refurbishing to tackle unemployment. He backed tougher welfare residency rules to curb unskilled welfare seekers and criticized relying on federal dictates. Reagan criticized reapportionment and campus disruption while naming regional campaign staff.
In Sacramento AP reports Dr. Fernando G. Torgerson, a Columbia University professor, is named to run California's new Medicare program. Gov. Brown appointed him to operate the program created by the 1965 legislature to provide medical aid for the poor. The post pays $21,000 yearly. Torgerson, 47, previously served with Columbia's School of Public Health and Administrative Service.
In north Baltimore a 25 year old mother Mrs Geraldine Taylor and her three children Jacquelin 3 Curlis 14 months and Sandie 5 were found slain in their third floor bedrooms. Police said the mother was beaten to death and the children had throat slits and stab wounds. A blood smeared hunting knife was found. The husband James Taylor 47 was unavailable for comment.
U S Air Force B52 bombers from Guam hit a Communist ammunition dump near Shigon destroying thirty five buildings. Jets also pounded two Viet Cong sites as the air war resumes after the 78 hour lull. Washington girds for renewed bombing of North Vietnam if Johnson deems it necessary to compel Hanoi to conference. Dean Rusk testifies to Senate committee with details supporting a bleak peace outlook.
A historical tally notes the deadliest aviation disasters, citing a June 3, 1963 crash of a chartered Boeing 707 with 121 passengers and 9 crew that ran off a Paris runway. Captain J Z D Souza, an 18 year veteran with 14,000 hours, led the flight. he previously piloted Pope Paul’s Rome to Bombay trip. Swiss inspector Werner Donau said investigators have limited facts on the crash cause.
Thirty people including four United Nations staffers die when a Haitian DCI airliner crashes in remote mountainous terrain near Port-au-Prince after a stop at Cayes. U.S. SAR planes rescue five survivors as the Bermuda flagged flight bound for Jeremie remains under investigation by Haitian authorities and UN observers.
The Cornhuskers announce a potluck dinner to be held at the Foothill Women’s Club on Mason Street and Foothill Boulevard in Sekt i land, inviting members and guests to attend.
President proposes the largest U S budget in history with major increases for defense education space and poverty programs. He outlines 1967 outlays of 100.4 billion and a projected revenue gap of 6.4 billion by year end, signaling a broad federal spending agenda.
President Johnson outlined a $57 billion defense budget for the coming year, seeking to raise manpower to 693,000 in the armed forces and rebuild domestic programs under Great Society aids. The plan also suggests trimming some programs and increasing private lending in housing and education, while considering a new nuclear carrier for the Navy and continued Viet Nam era firepower buildup.
Two men dressed in dark coats and alpine hats robbed the Lee Bros market in Castro Valley just before 10:30 pm. They demanded cash from the office, took about $2,500 in receipts, and fled in a light-colored 1957 Plymouth after a silent alarm was triggered by a manager who aided the effort to nab them. A pursuing witness saw the vehicle depart.
UPI reports five prospective jurors were dismissed by opposing attorneys to bog down the murder trial of blonde Candace Messler and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers at the start of the second week.
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