26 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1967
Page
1
Showers and thundershowers expected tonight across most of the southern tier states. Drizzle along the northern Pacific coast. Cooler temperatures in the mid Atlantic region and from the western Lakes through the northern Plains.
Regional forecasts indicate mild to warm temperatures in the Bay Area and California valleys through Thursday with light winds and sparse coastal fog patches along the central coast. Highs range from the 60s to low 90s in various zones, with nights cooling to the 40s and 50s in many inland areas.
A garbled dispatch lists multiple grass fires and false alarms across Alameda and nearby cities. Incidents include calls on Castro Valley Boulevard, Redwood Road, Grove Way, Berry Avenue, American Avenue, and Mowry Avenue, with mentions of grass fires, rubbish fires, car fires, and a few false alarms. Reports cover Fremont Newark Union City and surrounding streets with times ranging from early morning to evening and notes on police and rescue responses.
Oakland AP report says Superior Court Judge William J McGuinness set August 18 for ruling on motions to quash the 45 count indictments charging Q W Bill Brothers with bribery and perjury. Deputy Dist Attorney Frank Bukoda argued the case as Miller pressed a demurrer.
An OCR fragment mentions a person or entity Laitech and others, with garbled place names California and New Jersey style streets. It references a mailer or communications and a postal address 116 WW, Winter Avenue, P.O. Box 3127, Nayward, Coli 94544, but details are incomplete.
City leaders urged HARD to sell land or risk losing city parks as residents pushed for a Santa Clara Street park. Officials warned a pullout would cut HARD funding and shift park responsibility to other districts, while LA residents urged park access and a voice in negotiations.
Governor Reagan unveils a tuition plan tied to a campus secession push. The plan funds campus construction and faculty positions, proposing 50 percent of total costs from student grants and loans, 23 percent for faculty, and 27 percent for construction, with staged borrowings and grants over four years. If detachment proceeds, process options include grant emphasis or reverse funding, with legislative approval remaining essential.
City officials discuss the possibility of Hayward leaving HARD and funding shifts to residents. Morrisson warns tax increases and overlapping school district issues complicate withdrawal. Dallas, Midgar argues program costs rise without HARD. Aitken promises public hearings and careful consideration of the request.
Reagan told the Los Angeles Breakfast Club that only 1 percent of state college students come from families under $6,000 income. He proposed a loans program to support four years of college with repayment after graduation. He estimated a modest $180 yearly tuition at state colleges could yield $29 million for the 1968-69 year.
Morton Salt plant workers wage dispute grows with a six cent demand during a six day strike. A supervisor says a rock was thrown at a Company vehicle near the gate around 1 40 p m. as Warehousemen Local 825 and related unions push for benefits aligned with Oakland and San Francisco locals.
Chancellor's office denies letters influenced Hareleroad's reassignment. Hareleroad accuses a whitewash by faculty letter writers and calls for an investigation by the state Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. The Bureau would need AG approval, which has not yet occurred. Hareleroad urges formal action for the college and community.
In Detroit a 4 700 man National Guard contingent faced snipers operating in squads from rooftops and ruins. A 4 year old, Yongal Bandling, was killed. a white woman Helen M Hall died at a Midtown motel. Citywide damage tops 200 million with Board of Commerce warning losses could reach 1 billion. Three youths were killed by shotgun blasts as guardsmen fought for control near the West Side ghetto.
Washington debated whether the Johnson administration hurried to deploy federal troops as White House and Congress clashed over antiriot plans. Republicans charged Democrats with manipulating events to trap Johnson, while Democrats blamed Republicans for failing to act.
De Gaulle's Montreal stop stirs Quebec sovereignty fervor as supporters chant Vive le Quebec Libre during a cabinet meeting and reception. The visit fuels tension with French Canadian separatists amid discussions of remaining in Canada and internal affairs at provincial universities.
Five burglars used ladders and a drilled roof access to break into the Bay Mart store at 3199 Alvarado St. They emptied safes, stole about $10,000 in cash coins and checks, left over $5,000, and disabled alarms before fleeing in a waiting car. A janitor Genaro Solas, 42, uncovered the crime after encountering the intruders as they left. Local police secured the scene and began inquiries.
Waves of B52 bombers carried out a rare raid on North Vietnam targeting gun emplacements and dug-in bunkers of the 41st Division near the 17th Parallel. Ground action was scattered but minor. The Forrestal has joined the 7th Fleet patrolling from Tonkin Gulf. Two American jets were downed over North Vietnam Tuesday.
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