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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1968
Page
1
National forecast notes showers and thunderstorms from the Rocky Mountain region eastward to western Plains, with storms likely in the Gulf states and Tennessee Valley. Elsewhere expect clear to partly cloudy skies.
Regional forecast details for Northern and Central California and surrounding areas. Inland regions warm with afternoon highs near 78 to 89 degrees, coastal and bay areas cooler with morning fog and westerly winds, scattered showers possible in mountains and deserts, Tuesday through Tuesday night.
James W. Conald 79 of Hayward age in South County obituary with funeral rites at Transfiguration Church and All Saints Church. Veterans services and Rosary details given. Howard M. Everith 53 of Castro Valley noted with service and mass. James Donne M. Deas 26 of Castro Valley listed with requiem mass and funeral arrangements.
Birth notices from San Leandro Memorial Hospital and Kaiser Hospital list numerous newborns with dates in July. Recipients include Chariss Campbell, Mr and Mrs Alex Anchunda, Armand Garcia, and Joseph Cam as well as families in Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and San Lorenzo.
The item lists publication details for Che Daily Review under Thy Doily Review with names including Hoya Sparks Presiciant and Villiers Allate. It cites subscription rates and address at 116 Winton Ave Hayward California with postal box details and mentions the Audit Bureau circulation.
A list of marriage licenses issued in the region includes James Jay and Sherry Coys of Hayward, Gary Lee Lowrey and Janice Sit Herding of Hayward, and multiple others from Hayward, Castro Valley, San Leandro, Fremont, Oakland, and San Ramon. The records cover ages from teens to mid seventies with addresses in local cities and surrounding towns.
Prague opening a fateful session amid a reformist wave and Moscow pressure. Soviet and Czechoslovak officials debate press freedom and anti socialist forces as troops circle near the border. Brezhnev and Kosygin lead talks with Dubeck and Prague officials seeking a path within the Warsaw Pact.
Alameda County deputies captured three teenage arson suspects after they were seen attempting to set a Molotov cocktail at Patterson and Crossroads. A bystander pursued them in a pickup, and officers recovered the red Volkswagen abandoned at Mitra Street and Norma Way. Authorities did not identify the juveniles. A prior fire at Mines and Mendenhall roads is believed linked to the same arson activity.
Newark youth Mark William Mathisen 18 who died Saturday surfing in San Diego. Services pending at Chapel of the Roses Fremont with likely service Wednesday at Centerville Presbyterian Church. He was a Newark native, Newark High School 1000 graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mathisen, and brother of Karen and Scott Mathisen. Grandparents named.
Soviet and East Bloc sources say Moscow might permit limited press censorship concessions in Prague while demanding guarantees that Czechoslovakia remains within the Soviet-led bloc. They indicate negotiators could discuss democratization aspects but insist on loyalty to the Warsaw Pact and warn of possible armed intervention if Prague drifts from the alliance.
The panelists chaired by Gardner urged reordering national priorities to revive American life. Stassen criticized misallocated resources that could modernize cities and warned about funding for war over domestic needs. Gardner proposed guaranteed income, housing for the poor, and educational reform to boost motivation and long-term change. Delegates, witnesses, and supporters prepared for four days of hearings as Dirksen aims for a concise platform draft within word limits.
Requiem Mass for Mary L. Caldeira aged 84 will be held at St Edwards Church in Newark at 9 a.m. She died at a Hayward convalescent hospital Saturday. She was aunt to Robert Manuel, Bernice Caldeira, Mary Silva and Louis Perry of Newark, and Joseph and Anthony Perry of Fremont. Born in Niles she was a widow with no children and a member of the local council 58 of Newark.
Hubert H. Humphrey outlined his top goal as president: end the Vietnam war and restore peace. He spoke at a Town Hall in Los Angeles and defended free elections, while facing antiwar protests and clashes outside the hotel. He pressed for negotiations and electoral acceptance amid a four day California campaign.
In a document titled Human Life, the late Pope John XXIII states that direct interruption of the generative process is absolutely forbidden. He condemns abortion even for therapeutic reasons and rejects birth control as illicit, urging nations to pursue family-centered policies and moral education. He affirms that abstinence during the fertile period is permitted only for serious reasons to space births.
The speaker argued that divine providence cannot be blamed for poor governance and social injustice, noting that elevating living standards requires sacrifice and action. Lambrushehini later said the encyclical is authentic teaching and binding on the faithful, though not infallible.
James D. Wong returned from a week away to a ransacked house at 14512 Trinidad Street. Police report $1,050 in losses including jade and diamond jewelry and $100 in cash. Liquor, damaged floors, paint splatters, and obscene wall graffiti were found.
A weekend armed robbery at Regal Service Station 111 E. Mth St left attendant Harrison Ventress 48 and an elderly man Henry J. Martin 68 injured by taped gun threats. Ventress was forced to surrender cash from the register and hidden in a restroom. Martin, robbed on 4th Street Broadmoor, lost cash, a wristwatch and wallet and required hospital treatment.
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