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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1966
Page
1
Regional forecast notes patchy night and morning fog, increasing coastal cloudiness Sunday night. Highs in 60s to 70s, lows from mid 40s to mid 50s across coastal and inland areas. Winds light to moderate, with variable cloudiness and warmer trends inland toward Sunday and Monday.
The Citizens for the Improvement of Castro Valley plans a house to house canvass Monday as 185 precinct workers will engage residents from 6 30 to 10 p m. The recall campaign and a school boundary redraw tied to Decato School’s planned demonstration program raise questions about turnout impact on tax issues and their chances at a special election versus a primary turnout.
The fragment lists The Daily Review publication details from Hayward California, names of staff positions including president and publisher, business manager and advertising director, post office entry status, subscription rates, and office locations in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore with contact phone numbers. It preserves historical newspaper metadata rather than a news event.
The Chester D. Hackneys home at 27902 Havana Ave Hayward was badly damaged by a fire yesterday evening while the family was away shopping. Firemen estimate losses at 10000 dollars with the blaze starting in a bedroom. The heat was so intense it caused popcorn in the kitchen cupboards to pop and dissolving stone on the wall.
Mrs Lucille Senger of Berkeley was elected Wednesday as chairwoman for 1966 87 of the Alameda County Human Relations Commission. Other officers include Joseph E Schwab Castro Valley first vice president Dr Carlo Vecchiarelli San Leandro second vice president Rev William Vacchi Hayward secretary. The commission also named Eddie James 29 Berkeley as field representative in a new post, James a graduate of Oakland City College and San Jose State College currently an Alameda County probation officer will take the post July 1.
Quebec AP dispatch reports dynamite explosions jolting the waterfront amid a 27 day dock strike. Striking longshoremen hurled lit dynamite under four burning cars, shoved a truck into the St. Lawrence River, and damaged a telephone booth with baseball bats after burning multiple vehicles and a utility pole. officials noted no injuries and damage limited to charred cars.
Area Republicans and affiliated organizations vow unanimous support for Republican nominees after a meeting. Representatives from United Republicans of California California Republican Assembly and California Republican League joined district leaders and federation members in backing the party slate ahead of the upcoming primary election.
Veteran observers say a bitter power struggle is being waged at the top of China's Communist leadership behind the Bamboo Curtain. Peng Chen, ninth-ranking Politburo member, was ousted as head of the Beijing municipal party committee. Speculation centers on Leu Sham Chi's possible involvement as a Peng ally and potential heir to Mao Tse-Tung.
Mrs Castillo, 25, driving from Grenger Ave Union City to Capitol Washington, hit a broken fire hydrant on Hesperia Boulevard near Industrial Parkway at 4:30 p.m. The car vaulted about 80 feet into the air before a wrecking crew freed it. She escaped unharmed and received a safety citation. Streets flooded until hydrant shut off by firemen.
Mrs McBride of Fremont reports a bizarre incident after cashing a Treasury check and storing money near a fireplace. The fire ignited tinder and old sacks, destroying the sack contents while leaving the currency apparently intact yet unrecoverable. Treasury officials in San Francisco plan to investigate reconverting the tinder into usable currency.
Wirtz estimated more than half a million students are pursuing advanced degrees and that two thirds of graduates face higher starting salaries. He urged students to seek equal opportunity and emphasized strong demand for bachelor and advanced degree holders across private industry government and academia.
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