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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1968

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Widespread Red Attacks Expected In South Vietnam In July

AP reports from Saigon say heavy enemy attacks are anticipated across South Vietnam in July. U S commanders plan to request additional troops as Da Nang and Phu Bai come under pressure, with talks in Paris influencing expectations. General Clifford notes rising activity around Saigon and hints at possible later troop withdrawals, while North Vietnamese divisions may return after refitting.

South Vietnam Saigon Nauyen Vang da Nang Phu Baihim South Viet Clifford Clark M. Clifford Pentagon Jany Vietnam Paris North Vietnam da Neng Dur

Pair Hurt Seriously On Mission

Two men remain in intensive care at St Rose Hospital after a Raynard accident on Mission Boulevard near Jackson Street at 1 10 p.m. yesterday. Donald L Powers 42 of San Leandro and Don Reynolds 26 of Hayward suffered serious injuries. A witness said Powers car traveled at about 65 miles an hour and entered Mission Boulevard on the wrong side of the divider, colliding with the divider and a guide pole. A hospital spokesman said both men are seriously injured. A second crash near Sund Jett left Robert S Franklin 17 of Walnut Creek in critical condition at John Muir Hospital in Walnut Creek. Franklin suffered major head injuries when the 1963 Volkswagen rolled after Kenneth M Hansen of Walnut Creek lost control at 55 mph crossing raised lane markings on Interstate 680.

St. Rose Hospital Raynard Mission Boulevard Jackson Street Donald L. Powers Green St San Leandro Don D. Reynolds Thomas Ave Hayward Powers Foothill Boulevard Rel Sundhas Jett Robert S. Franklin Acacia Road Walnut Creek Dolin Muir Hospital Franklin Interstate 680 Kenneth M. Hansen California Highway Patrol

Renewal Studied In Hayward Downtown Rebuild Ahead

Hayward officials review a consultant study on downtown redevelopment amid BART planning. Levander and Freebairn-Smith urge downtown focus with a phased multi family project east of BART tracks, while weighing private vs state funding, costs, noise mitigation, and feasibility before action.

Smith City Planning Department Hayward Dale Levander Development Research Associates Rod Freebairn-Smith Okamoto-Liskimm BART Montgomery C Streets Hayrward Motor Jennyson Tenad Levander Daniel Cooper Cooper

North Viet names key pilots to be released soon

Three U.S. pilots Maj. James Frederick Lew Maj. Fred Neale Thompson and Capt. Joe Victor Carpenter, captured in 1967 1968, were listed for release. Thompson hails from Greensboro D.C. Discourse in Paris included Harriman remarks urging North Vietnam to end the fighting and outline concrete deeds toward peace.

James Frederick’ Lew Fred Neale Thompson Joe Victor Carpenter Thompson Greensboro D.C Hanai

Airline Releases List of Passengers Hijacked Flight 1064

Los Angeles AP Ne tions Airlines disclosed a partial passenger list for Flight 1064 hijacked and diverted to Cuba. The names cover those bound for Miami and New Orleans. later stops and those who boarded or left at Houston are excluded. The list includes many individuals such as Arcenaux, Birdwell, Harrison, Snell, Raper, Rothstein, and Krilaner among others.

Los Angeles Netions Airlines Ta Ny Cuba Miami New Orleans Houston Arcenaux

Hayward Post Office Rates and Address Notes

Fragmentary OCR from The Daily Review outlines post office and subscription details in Hayward California. Mentions Celio Fania, mailing addresses on W. Whaton Ave, and roving office notes across Hayward Alameda County. Provides subscription rates and scattered office phone references and locations in Fremont and Hayward.

Enersdot Hayward Celio Fania Ac of Congress Addins Calif

Woman Burned As Nightgown Ignites During Morning Coffee

Mrs. Catharine Harriman, 60, suffered third degree burns over about 75 percent of her body when her synthetic nightgown ignited while she prepared morning coffee at her San Francisco area apartment. Off duty firefighter Ray Rubin called for aid. she was moved to a chair, wetted, then transported to San Leandro Memorial Hospital for initial treatment before transfer. Her husband Bradley Harriman, a dispatcher for AC Transit, was at work. The fire caused little apartment damage and is blamed on the nightgown catching fire from an electric burner.

San Lnandro Catherine Harriman San Francisco San Leandro ‘Memorial Hospital Barn Center St. Francis Memorial Hospital Rubin

Sniper Training Manual Says Born Not Made

AP reports a Marine Corps manual circulated for comment argues true snipers must possess innate mental traits. It emphasizes long endurance without sustenance, emotional control, and killing calmly. Maj. Robert R Russell, who helped develop early Vietnam sniper teams, says sniping is deeply personal and a telescope brings victims’ faces into view, unlike broad fire.

Washington Marine Corps Marine Commands Robert Rrussell Vista Calif Vietnam

Marines Attack North Viet DMZ Stronghold

U S Marines launched a major assault against the North Vietnamese stronghold near the DMZ city area, targeting the 320th Division. The operation, described as multi battalion, involved air and artillery support as Marines moved toward Con Thien and the Khe Sanh plateau. Initial reports claim at least 20 Communists killed with heavy fighting unfolding across the mountainous area.

Saigon Aps U.S Omaha Carl Hoffman Leatherneck Square Khe Sanh Plateau Con Thien

Machine guns turned in during no questions asked drive

SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports 1 852 weapons were turned in in a no questions asked gun turn in campaign led by Mayor Joseph Aliata after the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy. About 1 400 were handguns and the rest rifles and shotguns. Three machine guns and a grenade launcher were among the submissions.

San Francisco UPI Joseph L. Aliata Robert ¥. Kennedy

Alameda County School Levy Hikes In Response To State Aid Cut

Alameda County faces continued tax rate strain as state aid loss prompts a recoupment levy. County officials report assessments up roughly 10 percent over two years, with the Board of Equalization projecting a small state aid drop and local taxpayers paying about 14 cents more per $100 of assessed value. Assessor Don Hutchinson notes the sampling shows underassessment at 19.9 percent rather than 21.8, blaming delayed reappraisals and cyclical reviews for the discrepancy. He says next year will require further increases to meet funding needs.

Joseph Bart F. Nelson Vassallo Alameda County Schools Department Vassallo Board of Equalization Joss Alameda County Don Hutchinson South County San Leandro Hutchinson State Board of Equalization State Board

BART Trains Delayed As Opening Pushed Back

Officials announced delays in the Bay Area rapid transit project with a 1971 start dependent on finding 144 million dollars to finish the 175 mile system. Bids opening was postponed in Sacramento, first two cars may arrive in about 20 months, test runs planned 3 to 4 months before service on the Hayward to Oakland line. Hayward councilmen face late 1970 at earliest.

Sacramento David C. Hammond BART South Hayward Oakland Hayward

Fremont Faces Tax Rate Hike To Meet City Budget

Fremont council leaders discussion of a tax increase to 1.80 per 10 dollars assessed value and a possible 20 cent rise to fund salaries and fringe benefits for police and firemen. Five councilmen indicated support for higher taxes, with final decisions expected next Tuesday night and potential trims to the budget to reach the required total.

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