15 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
1
Forecasters expect mostly fair conditions through Thursday with fog and low clouds in the inland areas. Widely scattered thunderstorms are possible in the Sierras this afternoon and evening. Cooler on the coast and in most areas Thursday.
Weather summary shows yesterday highs around 82 in Oakland and low 60s to 70s in inland valleys. San Francisco Bay Area, Livermore, and Salinas expect mornings fog or low cloudiness with gradually warmer inland. Coastal areas forecast fair, with mostly clear nights, and winds from 10 to 20 mph. Five day outlook indicates temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal from Thursday through Monday with no precipitation expected for Central and Northern California.
Trustees faced two petitions on a school program affecting 400 students. One petition with 228 names urged delaying displacement until public details and long term effects are explained. A second petition sought no action to modify or end the project, while Rev. Paulsen questioned the program size and possible boundary changes.
U S Navy spokesman reported the downing of a big twin engine RA3B during raids near Haiphong and Vinh with three crewmen killed according to North Vietnamese and New China News Agency dispatches. The attack aimed to jam radar and pave the way for bombers as ground fighting continued in Kontum Province.
Dro Loma district considers bonds for a new plant at Lewelling and Hesperian Boulevards to annex 12 acres and a Fairview site on East Avenue for a discount store project. Directors DeBernardi Clement Propster and Acting GM Stanton authorized to attend a July conference of state sanitation districts.
Berkeley reports rising rape and crime in a south-of-campus area blamed on radical demonstrators. Police say officers face hostility as criminals and youths gather near Bancroft Way Parker and Fulton streets. Five coeds a teacher and a social worker were raped this year. four rapes last year. The council asked for a 21 point written reply to a protest by Robert Scheer of Ramparts alleging police harassment amid the debate over investigations into bombings and a campaign headquarters attack.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors referred a feasibility study to the county Formation Commission on consolidation or reorganization of Castro Valley and Oro Loma Sanitary districts. The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association urged intercession with the commission under an enabling act.
The Los Angeles Times editorial staff donated its $1,000 Tulitzer Prize for August coverage of South Los Angeles to Jordan High School in Watts. The prize supports the student body fund and reflects the paper’s commitment to community education in the city.
Public notice from The Daily Review issues and notices page dated 1897 detailing publication credentials, officer titles, and office entries. Mentions Hoyt Sports, William Chikote as president and publisher, and other staff roles. Contains postal and office details for Hayward, California, with archival identifiers.
A study of a new county welfare service outlines progress since 1962. Since January 1965, 342 high school youths in the casework program show improved attendance with five boys and one girl dropping out. an alternate program aids four boys. Of 65 separated mothers and 40 daughters of child bearing age, only two pregnancies reported. Health facilities use, including immunization clinics, has improved. 20 percent of cases removed from welfare rolls.
Directors of the East Bay Municipal Utility District approved an average 3 percent pay raise for about 1,150 employees. Engineers and field staff receive 6.74 percent starting June 20, while clerical and executives gain 4 percent. The plan costs an estimated 509 thousand dollars. top executives include General Manager J. W. McFarland at 42 thousand and five others above 25 thousand. A new vacation rule grants four weeks after 20 years of service, replacing the previous 25-year threshold.
In Tampa the City Council approved an ordinance aligning police department appointments with civil service laws. A clerk spotted a typographical error that changed a key word, prompting correction to maintain the rule’s force and intent.
Officials warn elderly patients face a $10 deductible after the first 60 days of hospital care under Medicare rules and emphasize that Medicare covers sick care, not custodial or long custodial stays. Three days hospitalization may be required before nursing home benefits, a practice some doctors arrange to shift costs. The government aims to better inform on what Medicare covers and what it does not.
A New York appellate court reduced the damage award against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell in a defamation case involving widow Anj Esther James. The original judgment reached $575,000 last December for defamatory remarks related to property ownership and a graft accusation. The appellate action lowers the total to about $186,785 with further adjustments noted.
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 17 804 grant to establish two day care centers in south Modesto California. The plan aims to aid families with children of migrant workers and low income households. U.S. officials and local leaders see the project as boosting support for working parents in the area.
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