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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
1
National forecast calls for precipitation tonight across a wide swath from the western Gulf Coast through the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes to western New England. Moisture is also expected in the Central Plains and Florida, shaping travel and activity nationwide.
Regional forecast notes from multiple zones including San Francisco Bay Area Santa Clara Valley Napa Sonoma Valleys and Monterey Bay with highs in the 60s to 70s Fahrenheit cloud cover coastal fog north coast breezy winds and minimal temperature changes through Tuesday. Local readings include San Francisco 68 San Mateo 75 Sacramento around 85 and Los Angeles near 74 with variable winds and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s.
Obituary and funeral notices for Hayward and Castro Valley residents listing names Manuela Fernandety 87 Clementia Estudilia Ave Rosary at Sorensen Mortuary June 22 services at All Saints Church and Our Lady of Grace. Also details for Eva Lucile Frisble 88 Castro Valley and Clara E Amatal 77 Premonty with services at church and mortuary locations in Castro Valley San Jose and Livermore under First Presbyterian Santa Clara Ave Alameda and Lake Chabot Rd.
Police moved demonstrators from Resurrection City covering Washington from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial area. About 1,200 police and park staff patrolled as fires in plywood huts burned briefly, then died down. John Diamond of the SCLC described roughly 100 adherents of the UPOA movement that remained.
McCarthy aims to meet envoys amid a large Capitol protest during a Paris trip era. Police and demonstrators clashed in hot weather as chanting and singing filled the area near the White House and Capitol. Federal and metropolitan agencies coordinated, with Justice and Interior involved, while National Guard units were placed on standby to maintain order.
San Leandro leaders and editors discuss peace negotiations in Paris. Humphrey calls for an immediate cease-fire in Vietnam to create a positive mood for talks, while Nixon, Rockefeller, and McCarthy are profiled amid polling outcomes and political remarks on nuclear weapons and war policy.
Richard Thurston, long-time leader at NAS Alameda and president of the National Council of Naval Civilian Employees, has died. He headed quality assurance, served as a NAS Alameda director, and led the Alameda Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce. Funeral set for Alameda First Presbyterian Church with burial at Mountain View Cemetery Oakland. He is survived by his wife Clehan Thurston, children Robert F. Thurston, Mororis M Burtis, Arthur Richard Thurston Jr, and siblings in Washington and California. Memorials suggested to First Presbyterian Church San Leandro Memorial Hospital or the American Cancer Society.
The city Public Services Commission weighs a parking ban on Mission Park with an effective date after signs and signal work. A one month warning period would precede enforcement while owners are notified about the plan and traffic congestion is analyzed.
Scattered reports show grass fires, car tires and a vehicle blaze across Castro Valley Fremont and nearby areas. Fire units responded to multiple locations including Castro Valley Big, Valley Blvd, Arcadian Drive, and Seven Hills Roads with sightings of grass fires, car fires and a smoke advisory. police and rescue teams attended incidents near Peetwood Road and Austion Avenue.
Birth announcements from Eden Hospital list several newborns with dates in June. Notable entries include a girl to Bernard DeJesus and wife Blossom Way Hayward on June 2. a boy to Mr and Mrs Donat Ramsay San Leandro on June 20. a girl to Mr and Mrs dunes Pacheco Fremont on June 20. a boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Goorack Oakland on June 29. a girl to Carl Stone San Leandro on June 20. a boy to Mr and Mrs David Dero Hayward on June 21. a girl to Mr and Mrs Randall Courts Newark on June 8. a girl to Jospeh Smith Fremont on June a. a boy to Mrs Billie Arnett Fremont on June 2. a boy to Richard Prick Fremont on June 72. a girl to Mr and Mrs Doneld Lockwood Fremont on June 22. six girls to Kelly Edwards Fremont on June 2. a boy to Mr and Mrs Delana Larson Castro Valley on July 2. a girl to Mr and Mrs Martie Cromer Newark on June 2. a boy to Mr and Mrs Billy Kent Newark on June 24.
The document lists The Daily Review Inc with Hayd Smerris as President and Publisher Willeam Chittite as Business Manager and Advertising, notes subscription rates and offices in SEA COUNTY CALIFORNIA with contact numbers, and provides address details for the publication’s offices and services.
A violent prison disturbance at an Ohio facility left several guards and inmates injured. Prison officials reported a planned revolt involving about 220 inmates, with inmates seizing the printing shop and power plant before guards and fellow inmates helped evacuate workers. Five to seven staff were hospitalized. several inmates were treated for injuries.
A sequence of fatal incidents occurred around a prom event and local venues. A Daly City motorcyclist, Carlo J. Parlapiano, died after a race crash at Hayward Motorcycle Club, later pronounced at Kaiser Hospital. The Hayward incident overshadowed a pool area security lapse near 2627 Carrillo Drive. A separate highway crash on Nimmit Freeway near Marina Boale Hoard in San Leandro killed another driver.
Injuries and deaths followed a scoreless River Plate versus Boca Juniors match in Latin America. Police point to Boca fans for trouble while a turnstile exit controversy at exit No 12 fuels blame between authorities and stadium officials. Most victims were men and boys with one injured woman reported.
The Hayward Unified School District board delays the self-imposed Tuesday deadline for naming a new superintendent. Arveson remains a finalist with two more candidates to be interviewed tonight. a special meeting to announce the decision was canceled and a firm date cannot be set due to scheduling uncertainties.
A San Leandro quick service store on 167th Ave was robbed late Saturday after two teenagers waited for staff to leave and demanded money and candy bars. A 24 year old clerk described a wet caliper revolver used in the hold up. Nearby purse snatching suspects were arrested, and multiple assault incidents in Hayward and Fremont area were reported with arrests for assault with a deadly weapon and a facial wound.
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