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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1967

Page

1

McCune Optimistic About College Job

McCune expresses optimism about becoming Hayward College president. He says he will work with the faculty government, aim to satisfy dissident and supportive factions, and consult tightly with Marcletoad while maintaining contact with campus staff. He notes development of curricula starts at campus level and hints at a May timeline for a decision.

Marclevoad Jacks Hayward McCune Marcle Toad

New Safety Standards Proposed for Auto Tires

The federal Highway Administration outlined new tire safety standards to replace the current ply rating with maximum inflation pressure baselines. Requirements include tire labeling with size, max pressure, load, maker, material, and ply count, plus cars rated for fully loaded weight and rims capable of safe braking at high speed. A tread wear indicator would be required on tires after July 1.

Washington Federal Highway Administration Willam Haddon Jr National Highway Safety Bureau

Meeting on Rumford Act Stated

SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly Government Efficiency and Economy Committee will hold a special meeting next week on bills repealing or modifying the Rumford Open Housing Act. Assemblyman Paul Privé urged hearings while the Senate backs repeal and Assemblyman William Bagley backs a modification of the 1863 law barring racial discrimination in sale or rental of housing.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Government Efficiency and Economy Committee Paul Privle Lester A. McMillan Los Angeles Privle McMillan Senate Hugh M. Burns Dfresno William T. Bagley H-San Rafael Assembly Minst Haising

Doors Swing At Soledad Prison Escapes Prompt Fresh Captures

Soledad State Prison saw ongoing activity with two escapees recaptured on Wednesday and a third inmate reported missing. Wayne Re Richards, 21, of Orange County, identified as a recent escaper who had a prior October 1965 sentence, was said to be at work in a field when authorities acted. Earlier, sheriff's deputies in Buellton, California, detained Arthur B. Chavez, 2, one of two inmates who escaped in a truck Tuesday.

Wayne Re Richards Orange County Ta Soledad Buellon Colif Arthur B. Chavez

Alameda Creek Funds Approved for Flood Control Project

The House Appropriations Committee okayed 4.3 million for the Alameda Creek flood control project from Niles to San Francisco Bay as part of a 4.6 billion Public Works bill. The funds, lower than the district’s 7 million request, extend the Del Valle dam and flood channel toward completion in 1969, per Alameda County Flood Control District.

House Appropriations Committee Alameda Creek Niles San Francisco Bay House Johnson Alameda County del Valle Dam

GOP Showdown Set With California Assembly Speaker Unruh

The Republican minority in the California Assembly voted to demand a meeting with Speaker Jense M. Unruh amid a dispute over rule waivers. GOP leaders accuse Unruh of favoring Democrats and seek speedy hearings on stalled bills including school finance measures and the session's end timing.

Sacramento Assembly Nto Jense M. Unruh GOP House Uriah Mulford Unruh Monegan

Legislators Respond To Bishop On Abortion Bill

California Assembly members Carlos Bee March Tong and Sen. Clark Bradly discuss voting on the liberalized abortion bill amid bishop concerns. Bee says the decision followed testimony and serves the people, while Tong cites doctors and clergy support. Bradly and Sen. Sherman offer varied moral viewpoints and emphasize respect for differing philosophies.

Tax hike debates amid White House budget fray

Washington report cites Johnson and Ford aides debating a tax increase to cover rising nondefense costs. Officials say saving money is essential, with talks of an $8 to $10 billion gap and possible cuts of about 1 percent. A House committee plans site reviews for an $8 million defense research lab in California.

Washington UPT Proregiment Johnson Thalj Ford Ger l Mola Vahinel Opel Velurans Pansion Thi Welshere Rey Washington Prnne California House Avinces Services Porter Hardy D-Vi San Diego Pasayueta Los Alamos James Smith R-Okla Donald Twit

De Gaulle Urges Germans Accept Border

In Bonn AP report says French President De Gaulle urged German leaders to accept a revised border settled eastward after World War II. Chancellor Kiesinger and party veterans discussed urged acceptance as borders near Neisse river are debated amid war’s end treaties.

de Gaulle Bonn Germany Rowewer Kurt Georg Kiesli-Klesinger Benin Adolf Hitler Charles de Gaulle Gor-Jens

Minneapolis race clashes injure four in unrest

In Minneapolis amid racial clashes four persons were injured as reporters faced intimidation and police pressed to restrain demonstrators. The chaotic scene reflected mounting tensions in a city with a large Black population and a divided public response.

Gleason Re-elected ILA President by Acclamation

Thornes W. Gleason was re-elected president of the International Longshoremen's Association by acclamation at a Miami Beach gathering. The announcement noted unanimous support and continued leadership for the union representing harbor workers.

Miami Beach, Fla Thornes W. Gleason International Longshoremen’s Association

Milpitas Blast Injures Two Institute Technicians

A Milpitas laboratory blast at the Milpitas Research Center injures two Stanford Research Institute technicians while conducting shock wave tests near Calaveras Reservoir. Gary B.R. Platt, 24, of Los Gatos is in critical condition at Alexian Bros. Hospital San Jose. Clyde Bring, 43, suffers minor injuries.

Milpitas Stanford Research Institute Gary BR. Platt Los Gatos Alexian Bros

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