23 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
1
National forecast notes rain Tonight in central gulf states Florida plains and upper Mississippi Valley and northeast lakes region Mild temps east of the Mississippi Valley and cold in the Rockies and Pacific Northwest.
The report outlines mostly fair conditions across the Bay Area and Central California through Friday with slight warming inland. Westerly winds reach 13 to 20 mph in some regions, with coastal areas showing low clouds and inland clearing. Northwestern afternoon winds and a few foggy pockets affect the San Joaquin Valley and Monterey Bay Area.
Hershey urges a national pool and uniform standards for draft classifications. He cites 4,000 local boards creating inconsistent policies and calls for longer appeal times, opposing lottery. The draft director defends local boards and their broad guidelines as crucial to national survival.
The district estimates 732 full time students will attend the junior college in 1967-63. Under a 65 cent rate the budget allocates 99,700 for administration including a 24,000 salary, 16,000 for two deans, and 51,000 for a business manager and library services coordinator. A library accessible to students is sought despite temporary fall 1987 classes.
The Daily Review announces subscription rates and offices. It lists addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore California and provides contact phone numbers for each bureau.
The board faced picketing maintenance staff threatening a strike over a reorganization plan that moved 36 workers. Trustees refused to rescind the plan, while Supt. Bolt offered to reconsider with new evidence. Over 100 district employees attended, urging higher salaries for administrators based on teacher pay scales plus admin duties.
A man rammed an Us adding machine through a window then fired at the ceiling during a disruption in a Danville office. He targeted supervisors William C. Boggs and Myron Faight, while coworkers and a trembling employee warned others. Police later arrested him without resistance after an exchange with three patrolmen.
The Army will reduce training for National Guard Reserve units starting in July after about eight months of intensified drills. Units must pass combat readiness tests during summer active duty training to cut from 72 drills a year to 58 but trained at 48 per year previously. Officials say the move aims to maintain mobilization readiness while easing the training burden.
Ex-aide Boyd testified about testimony expectations as the Dodd hearings continued. He and other former Dodd staffers, including Marjorie Carpenter, described removing documents and Klein’s ties to Dodd. The committee, led by John Sonnett, plans about six witnesses, with Dodd and Sonnett last to testify if possible.
A nurses committee headed by A 4 McCarthy of Astro Valley met Tuesday with hospital officials and James Marshall of the State Consolidation Service to negotiate pay. The hospital stood by its April offer, saying it would reopen the agreement January 1. Nurses seek a starting salary of 505 monthly for under one year of experience, rising to 676 after four years.
Officials at Eden Hospital propose nurse salaries from 445 to 514 monthly while Kaiser and Washington Hospital echo similar battles. Negotiations continue as protests and potential resignations loom, with law officers declining comment and unions urging legal counsel for nurses amid ongoing wage disputes.
In early post primary polling Reagan widens his lead over Brown, with Democrats showing mixed willingness to back Reagan. Brown’s historical strength is noted, but Reagan gains from anti Brown sentiment and party realignments. The piece evaluates Brown’s challenges ahead of the November election amid evolving voter mood.
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