Weather forecast and regional outlook nationwide
The national forecast calls for occasional rain and showers in the northeast with a strong chance of thunderstorms in the southern Appalachians and Florida. Central and southern plains may see shower and thunderstorm activity while the rest of the country trends sunny to partly cloudy. A warming trend is expected in the West. Yesterday's high and low temperature:
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Florida
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Viet Cong Rockets New Khe Sanh Attack Repulsed
In a major clash near Khe Sanh, U.S. Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault after heavy fighting that left 16 Marines dead and 61 wounded. Reports say Viet Cong rockets and artillery struck the outpost and surrounding area, with airborne forces and fighter bombers responding. Nearby Saigon endured rocket salvos and air raids as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces maintained alert against further incursions.
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Saigon
U.S
A . Jung
Kheland
Ket
Gammu
Tees I
Death notices and world war era dispatches mix in Hayward pages
Obituaries note Terlan Ghuten of Hayward with funeral at Sorensen Bros Chapel and other memorials for residents of Hayward and nearby areas. A long United States Army era briefing references Algiers revolt leaders, de Gaulle, Salan, and various OAS figures amid strikes and Viet Cong activity around Saigon.
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Algiers
Jean Lacharoy
France
de Gaulle
Salan
Indochina
Algeria
Fifth Republic
Relea
Trench Army
Baden-Baden
West Germany
Pallengues
Argaud
Jean Curutchet
Gilles Busein
OAS
Serge Bernier
Jean Bichon
Alain Bougrenet de la Toenaye
Gerard Bussines
Pierre Fenoglio
Jacques Prevost
Chairlift Crash Kills Groom in New Mexico Ride
A chairlift at Raton Pass 7 800 feet high snapped its drive chain and tumbled a honeymooning party down a rocky slope. Groom Robert C. Juillaume of Edmond Oklahoma died. Bride June 38 was seriously hurt along with four others. A witness, Joseph Shelton, 92, of Houston described the scare and injuries.
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Raton
N.M
Upi
Raton Pass
Robert C. Juillaume
Edmond
Okla
Joseph Shelton
Houston
Tex
Fire department log details response notes and calls
A tightly parsed log lists multiple service calls across towns including Ashland Hayward Newark Livermore and Pleasanton with times from early afternoon to evening. Entries cite resuscitator, grass fires vehicle fires and chargeable service calls at various streets and avenues with brief locations in Bay Area neighborhoods.
Obituaries Notice From Hayward Area Families
Obituary notices list Grant Me Stenbacise IU 3 of Oaklandi Fred He Bird of Sen Leandra died June 2 with services June 1 and 1d. Amy Santos Rolimon Chapel at 160 Be p.m. Read as Sorensen Bros. Chanel 148 dillo Ave. San Leandra St. Hayward. Kenneth Wayne Ginn 51% Oak Manor with Fairfax Calif. June 13 1968 beloved husband of Betty J. Ginns and father of Kenneth Wayne Jr. and Todd Mathew Ginn. A veteran of the Korean War native of Iowa. Funeral service Monday morning June 13 at 1 a.m. at Christ Presbyterian Church 890 Fargo Ave San Leandro Rev Doral M. Londagin officiating. Interment Long Tree Cemetery Hayward. June 15 16. 1966 AT SNYDER Sylvie Anna of Hayward June 4 beloved wife of Paul Snyder saving mother of George L. Snyder Dorothy Mae Fowler Mildred Maris Hubstow and others. Grandmother of twelve and two great grandchildren. Sister of Zolla Howell of Hayward. Member of Neighbors of Wand Gen Palme Chese 11 and Daughters of America of Heywerd and First Presbyterian.
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Terlan Ghuten
Hayward
Nebraska
Sorensen Bros
Mernal L. Bird
Ft. Carson
Colorado
Jenet RK
Cory
Harold
Bird “Bolt
Berkeley
Michigan
Borting Humphrey
Lola May Gouldthorpe
Mildred E. Hunt
Haywards
Nino Genndwhiaren
Errol Bird
Taylor
Michlaan
Mhered Teele
Dearborn
Michlvan
Machiu
Sundby
Harvard
Dond Wise
Grant Me Stenbacise IU
Oaklandi
Fred He Bird
Sen Leandra
Amy Santos Rolimon Chapel
Sorensen Bros. Chanel
Dillo Ave
San Leandra
St. Hayward
GMM
Kenneth Wayne
Oak Manor
Fairfax
Calif
Dearly
Betty J. Ginns
Ing
Fairyx
Todd Mathew Ginn
Fairtex
Mir
Airs
Claude L. Ginn
LeRoy Ginn
Say Leandro
LeRoyce Ginn
San Leandro
Robert Gian
San Lorenzo
Melvin Ginn
Sanora
Car- Petters Unina
San Rafael
Towa
Christ Presbys Farian
Fargo Ava
Doral M. Londagin
Lorento Mortuary
Snyder
Sylvie Anna
Paul Snyder
George L. Snyder
Pleasanton
Dorothy Mae Fowler
Frefont
Mildred Maris
Hubstow
San Diego
Zolla Howell
Hice
Wand Gen Palme Chese 11
Daugntars
Americe
Heywerd
First Prothy
Daily Review publication and office address cited
The Daily Review lists its publisher and staff roles and provides the office address as 116 W, Winona, Hayward, Cal. The notice appears to be a historical imprint from 1897 referencing communications to the same address.
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The
Daily Review
Ine Flord Starke
William Chilcote
Susman Menager
Flela
Dave
Thase
Martha
Addras
Winiar Aysy
Hayward
Call
Livermore Auto Crash Claims Woman and Injures Husband
A Stockton woman, Maxine Hill, was killed and her husband Arthur B. Hill seriously injured when their car ran off Highway 50 near Livermore, plunged down a 38 foot embankment, and he sustained a broken hip and broken ribs. He remained in satisfactory condition. Highway patrol said a car ahead slowed and signaled a U turn, causing the Maher vehicle to lose control and leave the roadway.
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Livermore
Stockton
Maxine Hill
Valley Memorial
Arthur B. Hill
Mill ‘Way
Government Ruling Closes Area Convalescent Hospital
Decertification notices were mailed to about 160 homes statewide. The Berkeley based Wright Sanitarium and Loghry run facility face shutdown as state officials enforce licensing and staffing standards, with disputed profit claims and debated care criteria. Local attorney William F. Hannon argues care quality should allow operation without profit, while state officials insist on regulatory compliance and loss thresholds.
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Wright Sanitarium
Loghry
William F. Hannon
Castro Valley
The
Loghry’s
State Health and Welfare Agency
Name Cohen To New Post
Cohen unveils an Interdepartmental Health Policy Council and a dynamic team to coordinate health efforts across agencies. He appoints Charles C. Johnson Jr. as administrator of the Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Service after a 20 year Public Health Service career.
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Cohen
Charles C. Johnson Jr
Enviromental Health
New York City
Pink Lady Streaks To Victory In Elephant Derby
A light crowd gathered as Cory's Half-Cup won the elephant race sponsored by Cory's Coffeemaker. The win earned a trip to Disneyland for the sponsor. No date is set for the second Stayward Elephant Derby Day. Some observers speculated about switching to donkey baseball next year after the June 8 event was postponed due to Sen. Robert Kennedy's death.
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Cory's Coffeemaker
Disneyland
Robert Kennedy
Three Jailed In Attack On Officer Union City
In Union City last night a policeman was attacked while breaking up a fight on Eighth Street. Two Union City men and one Hayward man were arrested on assault and related charges as off duty and on duty officers responded with multiple patrol cars. The suspects include Charles Abreu 43 John Menotti 20 and William Costa 32. Foster radioed for help after being attacked. Police continued to investigate the cause of the melee.
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Union City
Hayward
Fremont
Chuck Foster
Foster
Joe Leon
Charles Abreu
Purdue Court
John Menotti
William Costa
Ormond Ave
Raynward
Bob Hope Hospitalized for Eye Treatment
Hollywood AP reports comedian Bob Hope underwent photo coagulation Saturday to treat a recurring eye ailment. Spokesman Sad declined further details.
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Bob Hope
Hollywood
200000 More Viet Soldiers Mobilization Approved
In Saigon the National Assembly approved a general mobilization to draft about 200000 more South Vietnamese by year end, potentially easing U S manpower needs. The vote ends months of debate on President Nguyen Van Thien's plan, with a special meeting planned to push through resignations and approvals.
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Saigon
UPS
National Assembly
U.S
Nguyen van Thien
New Haven Unified
United States
Herald Orday
Sehoenfeld
Armed Forces
Taj
Schoenfeld
Sneaky Thief Hits The Sneaky Tiki Bar
Burglars waited for the proprietor to leave at the Sneaky Tiki, 14572 East 14th Street in San Leandro, and pried open a rear door between 4 and 8 a.m. They took more than $1,000 from a safe after peeling it open, police reported.
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San Leandro
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