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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
1
City council debates hillside reservoirs funded by cigarette tax revenue to aid fire protection and development. Members clash over policy clarity, with calls to lease land to developers and a plan to fund trucks. Mayor absent. item shelved for clearer intent and financing details.
Realtor Ty Doty laments a decade old city building ban on his agricultural land between Call and Chronicle, saying taxes rise while development is impossible. Council discusses assessor responsiveness, votes to notify the assessor’s office and notes Doty’s parcels showing higher bills. Additional actions include runway improvements and surplus property bids.
Watches and cameras valued at 1235 dollars were taken from a parked car in San Leandro near Ab Castro Street. An unidentified person may have used a set of keys that had disappeared weeks earlier. Police reported the larceny and noted keys were found in the back seat of the victim’s vehicle.
In Saigon Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky resigned as head of South Vietnam's People's Self-Defense Cadre, amid reports of the Thieu regime's gains. The article also mentions a burglary linked to the government and erratic details about weapons and an attempted break-in at a residence.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a student boycott at Ankara University amid political tension. Mentions Thien and Ky with references to government loyalty and administration. Readable facts are sparse. core idea is campus protest affecting university leadership and allegiance.
A chaotic escape at a Georgia prison ends with inmates holding hostages and exchanging gunfire. FBI involvement follows as convicts demand transfers, visitation guarantees, and assurances that no retaliation will occur. Guards are wounded and several inmates freely move within the facility during the standoff.
A government decree dissolves groups including the Group of the Revolt and Workers Voice with potential prison terms up to two years. Paris demonstrators vow protests as Communist calls for a one hour strike echo nights of unrest. Henri Blanchet, 49, dies from a fractured skull after fleeing a charge at a Peugeot plant rally. A second Peugeot worker dies in Sochaux clashes with police during the ongoing strike wave.
A Dover man William Walters, 20, details losing a close buddy in Saigon shelling as American troops fight near bunkers. Reports from Paris quote US negotiator W Averell Harriman claiming the North Vietnamese campaign terrorizes civilians, with Marines repelling attacks along the border and suffering casualties.
AP reports Senator McCarthy said it would be very difficult for him to support Vice President Humphrey in November. He noted delegates may not have fixed positions before the August convention and said his stance would depend on Humphrey's positions on issues, especially opposition to the Vietnam War.
A transit district projects a need of 144 million dollars to complete the rail system. Officials cite cash shortages and pending state funds while detailing contingency figures, possible insurance returns, and potential diversions of highway funds to finance bonds.
A San Lorenzo couple’s home investigation reveals Richard Tr Beaunoint, 58, died from a head wound with a Caliber revolver found in his lap. Initial reports say a housewife discovered the body and deputies noted the gun had been loaned for protection.
Fragmented text shows a legislative debate on gun control with W. Craig Biddle and references to a waiting period and convict concerns. The garbled content mentions opposition, a committee meeting, and attempts to simplify the measure amid disputes.
Castro Valley home damaged when a Molotov cocktail crashed through a living room window. Firemen said damage was confined to the living room, with no injuries reported. Deputies found a shattered half gallon jug and a rag in the neck, with kerosene odor detected. Investigators suspect neighborhood disputes as the motive. The Jones family is listed as residing at 19982 Willette Ave.
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