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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1966

Page

2

Army appeals for orderly Viet Nam volunteer flow

Washington AP reports soldiers writing to President Johnson and congressmen to volunteer for Vietnam, prompting Army irritation. A personnel letter warns volunteers that VIP correspondence offers no expedited action and cannot replace formal applications. Commanders urge publicizing proper volunteering procedures and that some specialties exceed needs, causing possible delays.

Washington South Wei Nam John Son Viet. Nam Congress Ter Arn Viet Nam Biang

Ex-Bookie Ties Cop In Payoff Inquiry Testimony

In San Francisco court, ex bookmaker Abe Fox testified that a San Francisco police inspector received instant protection money from a bookmaker. He described envelopes of 300 dollars handed to inspector Joseph Farrell beginning late 1962, with Farrell counting the cash. The case centers on Farrell and San Mateo County Sheriff captain Brava for allegedly failing to report bookmaking and tipping off co-conspirator Cunnings, who moved or closed operations as investigators neared.

SAN Francisco San Mateo County Abe Fox Joseph Farrell George Cunnings Cunnings Farrell Alvin Brava San Malgo County U.S. District Court Flara Fox Pitil Parrell

Crosby PTA Elects New President in Castro Valley

Mrs. Gordon H. Osborne is chosen president of Crosby Council of PTA serving Crosby and local units in the Cass Valley Unified School District. Active in Crosby Corner and PMA at Marshall School, she has three children in attendance and previously served as PA president at Marshall during the 65 school year.

Castro Valley Gordon H. Osborne Barbara Crosby Cass Valley Unified Osborne Crosby Corner Martshall School Alt Marshall School

Appointment Favored For State School Job

Berkeley school chief Neil V. Sullivan told a legislative panel that the state superintendent role is a strait jacket and should be made appointive. He urged moving policy making to the state Board of Education, selecting a well qualified executive, and rewriting the Education Code to mirror New York’s to aid districts.

Oakland Alif UPI Berkeley Neil V. Sullivan Legislative Committee Sullivan Testi Mony Assembly State Board of Education Jehiel State New York

Castro Predicts Decade of Revolution Across Latin America

Fidel Castro declared on Tuesday night that 1970 to 1980 would be a decade of revolution across Latin America and blasted nominal revolutionaries as imperial allies. In a two-hour address to thousands in Savana, he urged true Latin American revolutionaries to topple existing governments and even offered Cuban volunteers to fight U.S. forces in Vietnam.

Mayana Fidel Castro Latin America Viem Castro Hemisphere Savana Castro M Agericature Orville Ly Freentin Havels Castrn Cuba

Pro Castro Support Rally Draws Thousands in Mexico City

Nearly three thousand university students paraded through Mexico City Tuesday night supporting Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution. The crowd showed strong backing amid tense political climate as authorities monitored the demonstrations for any escalation.

Mexico City Fidel Castro

Frer Bowling Offered As Lanes Open Up

Local lanes in Hayward Wisconsin welcome families with free games this weekend Saturday and Sunday July 30th and 31st. Readers who present the article at the counter will receive a free game per person per family each day for bowling.

Jachann Hayward Sying Tehieh Willy Tynes Kosta Lance

Racketeering raid uncovers rigged gambling gear nationwide

Federal agents disclosed a large seizure of rigged casino equipment including loaded dice marked cards and accessor ies used to cheat at interstate gambling. The raid followed a Tulsa arrest tied to a Mississippi indictment and involved several Las Vegas and Reno venues with investigators noting altered dice and other devices. Nevada officials and casino boards study the impact on local operations as prosecutors pursue the case and trace shipments nationwide.

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Union Calls Talks For Strike On Friday

In New York, Communications Workers of America President Beirne convenes an emergency executive committee meeting Thursday amid stalled talks with Western Electric. The AFL-CIO union set a Friday 9 01 p m deadline for a new contract covering 22000 installers as negotiators report almost no progress. Western Electric declined to comment while the company resists substantial pay and benefit increases. Installer wages average 4.00 dollars per hour, ranging from 2.87 to 4.00.

NEW York Joseph A. Beirne The Communications Workers of America Western Electric Co Afl-Clo Unilon Western Electric Beirne Patrick Morgan CWA

Dollar Days Coin Sales Controversy Opens Treasury Vaults

Washington UPI report notes Johnson administration warning Congress on a plan to sell Treasury silver dollars to private groups for profit to fund cancer research and heart associations. Treasury officials say proceeds would go to the general fund, while opponents fear a nationwide free sale could spark a public coin craze.

Washington Treasury American Cancer Society American Heat Association United States

Brown On Pack Trip Into Sierra Wilderness

Governor Edmund G. Brown departs late today for his annual pack trip into the Sierra wilderness. He plans a multi day excursion to oversee terrain conditions and gather firsthand impressions on state land. Local aides will monitor urgent communications during his absence.

Sacramento UPE Edmund G. Brown Sierra Wilderness

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