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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1965

Page

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Weather patterns drift across California into Sunday

Fall through Sunday with scattered thunderstorms in high mountains and patchy coastal clouds. Inland warms to 85 to 90 in Sacramento Valley. Bay Area fog returns near the coast with winds 35 knots offshore. Monterey Bay warns small craft as northwest winds rise to 20 to 30 knots. Deserts see strong gusts while interior valleys warm slightly and coastal regions trend warmer Sunday.

California San Francisco Bay Ocean Sacramento Valley San Joaquin Valley MT. Shalts Siskiyou Area Sierra Nevada Santa Clara Livermore Valleys Santa Clara Valley Livermore Valley Monterey Bay Salinas Valley Salinas Santa Maria San Luis Obispo

Clues Sought On Tragic Jet Crash

Air Force investigators focus on causes after a four engine C135 crash near Loma Ridge on Friday. 84 aboard including 72 Marines bound for Okinawa perished. The plane from McGuire AFB broke apart in fog and broke into cactus terrain near the top of the ridge.

EL Toro Calif Air Force Loma Ridge Tora Marine Air Station Military Air Transport Service Saeing Camp Pendleton 3Rd Marine Division Okinawa Viet Nam Husky Orso Big Transport Trust Federal Aviation Agency William F. Cordell Jr Jacques Senecal Cordell Senee

Dominican War Flares As 16 Killed

In San Francisco de Macoris near Santo Domingo rebels and forces of the civilian military junta clash leaving at least 16 dead. The dead include 12 civilians loyal to the rebels and four junta military or police, with fighting centered at the city’s power plant and main square. An OAS team led by Salvador Ortiz investigated the scene while U.S. 82nd Airborne units provided an armed escort. The city, a cacao and cattle center, remained volatile as factions fought for control and the prospect of peace talks lingered.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Ook San Francisco de Macoris San Francisco Organization of American States Interist OAS Inter-American Human Rights Commission Constitutionalist Information Office Salvador Ortiz San Francisco de Macori Junta U.S. 82Nd Airborne

Californians Air Victims Named After El Vora Crash

CAMP PENDLETON AP Eigh Californians were among the 4 Air Force and Marine personnel killed Friday in the crash of an Air Force C135 near El Vora in Southern California. Listed among those killed were Tech Sgt Martin W Tatom flight engineer 41 husband of Mickey A Tatom of Upland Tatom was the only Californian among the Air Force crew. Lance Cpl Anthony E Nelson brother of John C Nelson Wilmington Cpl Victor M Giradenga husband of Maria L Giradenga San Diego Sgt James E Lee husband of Ardell Lee Campton Cpl Paul F Chapin husband of Sharon Ann Chapin Coronado Lance Cpl Robert E Harvey son of Roy E Harvey Upland Cpl William R Kittel husband of Kathleen P Kittel Sulsun City. Cpl Timothy M Treweek husband of Rosita Treweck Los Angeles.

Camp Pendleton Eigh Air Force Marine el Vora California Air ‘Force ‘Tech Martin W. Talom Mickey A. Tatom Upland Tatom Lance Anthony E. Nelson John C. Nelson Wilmington Victor M. Giradenga Maria L. Giradenga San Diego James E. Lee Ardell Lee Campton Paul ‘F. Chapin Sharon Ann Chapin Coronado Robert E. Harvey Roy E. Harvey William R. Kittel Kathleen P. Kittel Sulsun City Timothy M. Treweek Rosita

Almanac Highlights From June 26 1905 Events

Today marks June 26, 1905 the 177th day with 188 remaining. Notable facts include the yellow fever campaign started by Dr. Walter Heed and three Army doctors in 1900, and the 1917 arrival of US Expeditionary Forces in France. Charles Cherbourg fell in 1944 and UN Charter opened in 1945.

Walter Heed U.S. Army

Derailment Delays SP Daylight

KING CITY AP Twenty six cars of a Southern Pacific freight derailed along a track near U S 101 about 120 miles south of here No injuries were reported The Coast Daylight northbound was halted by the single track disruption in the San Lucas area SP said buses were sent to aid passengers The derailed cars carried coke and the engineer attributed the cause to a possible axle or wheel failure due to oversteering

King City Southern Pacific U.S. 101 Here Coast Daylight San Lucas Monterey County

Brown Signs Disability Insurance Bill Restoring Benefits

Gov Brown in Sacramento signed a measure restoring disability insurance funding after a hospital benefit cut affecting about 70,000 Californians. The bill by Assemblyman George N. Zenovich temporarily raises employee taxes to support the program and avert further reductions for thousands more.

Sacramento Brown Friday Abert Tieburg Zenovich Brown Teburg

Two Hurt When Jet Explodes At Hickam Air Force Base

Honolulu AP line reports two Convair Aircraft civilian employees, Richard Towers and William Warnke, were injured when an Air Force F102 Delta Dagger exploded in Hangar Five during demothballing for Hawaii Air National Guard duty. Towers, seriously burned, was rushed to Tripler Army Hospital. Warnke sustained non serious injuries. Official cause undetermined. unofficial note cites hydraulic system. Both presumed California natives. Minor hangar damage. incident occurred near noon.

Honolulu Air Force Hickam Air Force Base Convair Richard ‘Towers William Warnke Bott California San Diego Towers Tripler Army Hospital Warnke Hawaii Air Na- Hana Guard

Rafferty Urges UC Berkeley Discipline Over Unrest

California education chief Max Rafferty told the Commonwealth Club that the chancellor should hold full disciplinary authority at UC Berkeley to restore scholarly learning. He warned if the chancellor won’t act, replace him, and blamed professors for hindering measures. He cited 1800 arrests during fall protests and said demonstrators were placed there, not student financed.

San Francisco Max Rafferty State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jorged University of California Rafferty Berkeley

Jobless Drop for Britain Reported in May Figures

London AP reports Britain's jobless total fell to 276,146, the lowest in four years, according to provisional June figures from the Labour Ministry. May's total stood at 190,000, showing a significant drop as the economy edges toward recovery.

London Britain Labor Ministry

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