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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
3
President Johnson proclaims next Tuesday as Flag Day and urges display of the Stars and Stripes throughout Flag Week. The Labor Department reports 379000 workers involved in strikes during April, a one year high for the month.
UC Berkeley prepares for the graduation ceremony at California Memorial Stadium starting 10 a.m. Students, faculty, and the public may attend. President Clark Kerr will give the commencement address and Chancellor Roger Heyns will bid farewell. The University Medal honors top graduates, with two others delivering addresses. tickets available free today at Sproul Hall.
UPI reports heat and air assaults offsetting Communist infiltration in South Viet Nam. Officials cite 902 to 4,500-5,000 enemy deaths last week, capture of 120 month, and growing North Vietnamese strength at about 97,000 with 30,000 regulars, as air power increases grind down hard core guerrillas.
Rabies vaccination clinics for dogs will be held Sunday in Hayward Fremont and Pleasanton. Sponsored by the Alameda County Health Department and the Veterinary Medical Association, clinics run 2 to 5 pm at the County Corporation Yard Hayward, Washington High School Fremont, and Alameda County Fairgrounds Pleasanton. Rabies shots, valid for two years, cost $1.50. Dogs must be over four months old and accompanied by an adult.
Los Angeles two county supervisors clash on financing Watts Willowbrook hospital. A $12.3 million bond issue failed to reach the two thirds threshold after a 40 per cent Yes vote. Bonelli proposed resubmitting in November with a simple majority. Hahn urged funding via $4 million annual budget increases over three years.
Capt. Bill Carpenter of Monroe orders air strikes on his own position to save his men during a fierce Viet Nam engagement near the Central Highlands Laotian border. His calm led to risky napalm strikes that halted a North Vietnamese push, earning high praise from Lt Col. Emerson and a Medal of Honor consideration.
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