07 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
1
Patchy low clouds and overcast conditions persist through tomorrow with light wind. Tonight and tomorrow morning will be mild with low temperatures in the 60s. Southeasterly winds up to 12 to 25 miles per hour are expected.
Readable fragments describe temperatures across Southern Alameda to Napa Valley and Santa Rosa with fair to overcast conditions. Winds shift from westerly to light coastal breezes, with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and nightly cooling. Forecasts mention cloudiness, light showers possible near the coast, and variable conditions across the San Joaquin Valley and Sierra Nevada.
Nationwide survey after the May 23 splashdown of Apollo 1 shows 39 percent disapprove as a waste of money, with a scant 13 percent approving and 97 percent having no opinion. Interviews conducted May 20 to June 2 by Sindlinger & Company found most Americans had read or watched coverage of the flight.
Premier George Papadopulos announced the arrest of 13 retired senior military officers on charges of attempting to overthrow the government. The government halted appeals for information on Alexandros Panaghotis and offered a $17,000 reward for the escaped ex-sor tice in the assassination attempt against Papadopulos.
Stanford officials report a Senate subcommittee and investigator issued subpoenas to several California entities for information on campus disorders since 1968. Nine individuals and twelve organizations were named as involved, with requests covering arrest and disciplinary records rather than full personal files.
South Vietnam a day two of heavy combat with artillery duels and rising casualties. US commanders report over 60 American deaths and more than 200 wounded in 43 hours while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses reach about 1,000. Government losses run about 107 killed and 373 wounded with 18 civilians dead. Abrams says the surge aims to pressure US public opinion ahead of Nixon Thieu Midway conference. A night battle near the Cambodian border yields 214 enemy killed with minimal US losses.
TOKYO reports Communist China announced a planned meeting with the Soviet Union in a Soviet border city on June 18 to discuss navigation of rivers between the two nations. The move followed Chinese accusations that Soviet troops crossed their border amid heightened tensions.
An AP report notes that both tiny desert animals and municipal waste contribute hard pesticides to California waters. A State Board review finds half of the pesticides washing into the Delta originate from municipal and industrial discharges, while agricultural sources also rise. The study highlights nondegradable hydrocarbons harming birds and fish, potentially affecting reproduction though adults survive.
A fragmented account shows Democrats resisting tax revision moves, with Republicans pressing for a package tied to the budget. George Zenovich notes possible settlement if positions firm, while Democratic withholding support remains uncertain amid political maneuvering and public talk about Reagan era tax reform.
Daniel Danny, rival of the French student movement, was slightly injured during a clash between extreme left and right wing students at a Rome university era protest.
A brief page overview notes sections on obituaries, classifieds, sports and arts including Inside Review, church notices, comics, theaters, crosswords and vital statistics. The listing highlights page numbers 8 to 19 and 41 for features like comedies, finance and TV listings.
A five man army panel begins deliberations on the extended and mitigation phase after 12 guards were convicted Friday of mutiny for staging a sit down protest at San Francisco's Presidio stockade. The group includes two County men and a Vietnam veteran, with seven Californians among the defendants.
Rescue efforts during a night search for a Strategic Air Command reconnaissance plane that vanished Thursday with 19 crew members. Additional aircraft and ships joined the search while weather hampered operations. A Japanese fishing vessel reported possible survivors in liferaft, but later sightings and sonar checks yielded limited results.
Army Corps of Engineers runs 24 hour flood surveillance in the San Joaquin Valley. Pride emergency operations center set up in Riverdale to monitor Sierra Nevada snowmelt and to provide aid to Kings and Kern River basins.
Sen George Murphy of California at the Pasadena American Legion meeting predicted new revelations about Supreme Court Justice William G Douglas within two weeks. He refused details, saying he would resign if it were true. Douglas had been paid president of a Las Vegas casino interests group, a post he resigned from, and he said he would not be pressured to resign from the court.
Joseph K. Balan aged 38 and Lonnie Jactus aged 38 are listed among obituaries. Requiem will be held and a rosary service is scheduled, with services noted for Monday and a recital in San Lorenzo. Names include Sut Leremaspiure and Carmelic Cherehs with unspecified affiliations.
Miscellaneous dispatch notes report grass fires car fires and a series of street corner incidents in Ashland including address fragments near LiCl avenue MeMi Freeway and Bled area. Fire crews respond to multiple calls and traffic incidents in the South County region with names and streets partially readable.
Multiple death notices and memorial details for Joseph Kerlin Dolan of San Lorenzo and Julia Cy Raysard alongside Olson family members. Includes ages, surviving relatives, service times, church and cemetery details, and funeral home information in California and Wisconsin.
The readable fragments indicate an official notice from a county clerk or public office in California. It references Winton Avenue in a city area, with a postal code 94581 and an office seal. The text is garbled but centers on a government filing or public record entry.
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