04 Jul 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1966
Page
1
Showers and thunderstorms are expected this evening in the northern and central Plains and the Mid Atlantic states. A Northeast heat wave should ease slightly as cooler air moves in from the north.
Funeral services are planned Wednesday for Taylor Evans 16 of 303 South Livermore Ave who died in a one car crash near Livermore. Redwood Chapel of Callaghan Mortuary will conduct burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Survivors include parents Charles and (Mrs) Evans three brothers two sisters and extended relatives. Francis D McBarron 63 also to be honored with services at Hayward Mortuary and All Saints Church. He was husband father and brother with ties to Hayward Newark and San Bruno.
Five day forecast from The Associated Press covers Central California from Tuesday to Saturday with temperatures near normal and 2 to 4 degrees below normal by period end. Northern California may see showers and no significant precipitation. Sunrise at 6:43 and sunset later noted.
Andrew J. Groth 78 of Livermore died Friday at Valley Memorial Hospital. He was past president of the Livermore Democratic Club and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1139, and served in various civic groups. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Callaghan Mortuary with interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Survivors include nieces and nephews Clara Forsman Myr, etc. The Rosary will be recited tonight at 8 p.m. at the Livermore Presbyterian Church building. The funeral will be conducted by Key John Turpin and Livermore Church officials. The Bay Area area forecast shows mild temperatures with coastal fog and inland sun.
The article lists US air strikes against oil depots near Hanoi and in Saigon area, counting 414 missions in South Vietnam with fatalities and damages, plus naval and ground actions. It also covers a batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Hayward, Castro Valley, Livermore, and surrounding communities, noting names such as Lester Eugene Williams, Lucille Gales Davis, and William Smith Wise Jr., with service details and survivors.
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports a deadly two car crash west of Tucson killed all occupants. The holiday auto death toll rose across Arizona and nearby states with fatalities including Indians from Arizona. Police expect the toll to rise to around five hundred by midnight as the 70 hour holiday period ends.
President Johnson received a July 4 statement from West Germany’s president Heirich Lubke expressing support for American aims in Vietnam. The message follows public divergence from British PM Wilson over bombing targets near Hanoi and Haiphong, though Lubke did not mention the bombings. The note urged continued resolve and a future move toward peace for all nations.
Span Leaper and Seaman John Dennis rescued a woman who could not reach shore Sunday night after a half mile swim south of the bridge. The swimmer was helicoptered to Alameda Naval Air Station Hospital and then moved to High Island Hospital in Oakland. The report notes Roslyn Hirsch, 30, was found near the Hudson River rocks about a week earlier.
Matz reported a man fired at him from a vehicle about 100 yards away, missing, then reloaded and pursued. The assailant fled as Matz escaped in his car. Nikkari was arrested at home after a deputy tip, with officers noting a large wrist gash from a concealed blade.
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