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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1969
Page
4
Overcast conditions persist near the coast with today and tomorrow. Highs reach mid 80s along the coast and upper 70s inland. Westerly winds 20 to 40 mph with small craft advisories for Suison Bay area. Northern and Central California expect increasing cloudiness and showers by Monday with mild inland warmth. Sierra Nevada sees warmer trends through Sunday.
A list of area marriage license entries shows names, ages, and addresses from Hayward San Leandro Pleasanton Newark and Berkeley. Entries include Alexeddar Harding 1 percent Ueoerah Counsel Currine 29 both Harwerd and many others with ages ranging from early twenties to mid forties and addresses in local cities.
Obituaries list multiple local residents with ages and death dates including W Hagler 10 months Castro Valley Dennis Fredory Haavisto 20 San Leandro Lena S Willis 30 San Leandro Benjamin J Wallace 76 San Vesnara G Nunes 95 Newark Gary Tove San Leandro Lena Seifert San Leandro and others noted with service details at Jess C Spencer Mortuary Castro Valley Pratt- Fliers Mortuary Hayward and Mountain View Cemetery.
Pamela Agnew, daughter of Vice President Agnew, married Robert DeHaven in a six minute ceremony attended by President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon in Towson. The couple’s wedding trip is delayed as DeHaven starts a new job supervising a mining program, while the Nixons depart for Camp David to celebrate their anniversary.
Law professors blasted a justice department push for unchecked eavesdropping arguing such spying endangers privacy and free speech and may violate the Fourth Amendment. They cited ML King and Vietnam era cases as examples of abuses and warned against granting broad surveillance powers.
The USS New Jersey, the only operating battleship in the U S Navy, will berth at the U S Naval Air Station in Alameda on Wednesday with public access from 9 am to 5 pm. The 15-ship squadron, including the 6010-ton USS England, arrives in San Francisco for a four day Bay Area visit before moving to Seattle and Tacoma for at sea training.
The Marin County Central Labor Council voted to sanction Marin probation officers and social workers but without a set walkout date. The dispute centers on caseload limits as the contract for 57 social workers and 63 probation officers expires June 30.
Justice Department investigators probed a possible conspiracy by major banks to fix money costs around the June 9 1969 rate actions. Assistant Attorney General McLaren said evidence to present to a grand jury was not yet sufficient while Senator Patman urged action and cited a strong likelihood of illegal coordination.
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