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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
1
A forecast for the next five days covers northern and central California with updates on conditions. The report notes fair weather prevailing through Faissey and hints at a mild pattern with periods of eastward flow and unsettled spells possible in certain coastal zones.
The report covers regional temperatures across Northern and Central California, noting high and low readings for Maynard Pleasanton, San Francisco Bay Area, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Napa Sonoma Valleys, Santa Clara Valley, Central California, and Northern California. It highlights a mix of fair to mostly mild conditions with variable winds and temperatures ranging roughly from the mid 40s to mid 70s, with some warmer inland readings and cooler nights.
fragments describe grass fires reported near Castro Valley Lake Chadsh Road Christie son Road and Hayward streets. mentions hydrant action and multiple addresses including Lavine Avenue Winton Avenue and Lavine Drive with unclear times and dates amid scattered place names and garbled terms.
A 13 year old boy, Alan Dotters, was found dead after a farm tractor accident on the family ranch at 242 Palomares Road Hayward. The machine rolled, pinned him against a metal object during yard work around 7 30 AM. Local authorities and witnesses described the scene and the boy’s father confirmed details.
Based on a prolonged Glassboro meeting, Kosygin and Johnson displayed intent to keep disputes in bounds while pursuing talks. Kosygin pressed Israeli withdrawal and Vietnam issues, while Johnson urged direct face to face dialogue. Both touted progress on a nuclear arms control treaty though no decisive accord emerged.
Soviet aligned Albania denounces U S and Israel while calling for concessions and arming allies. Nasi accuses Israel of premeditated aggression with U S and Britain support. Jordan critiques Arab planning and calls for a unified stance as a UN style settlement unfolds. Fremont budget hearing requests funding for police expansion and more personnel, cars, and secretarial help to meet rising service demand.
Police and fire needs clash with council as Rhodes urges adding a policewoman two juvenile officers two dog units a dispatcher a clerk typist and an extra patrol car next year. Councilmen Dillon Block and Mayor Steel demand full budget review before any department gains, with possible department cuts to fund police. Block cites fire equipment concerns and grade issues for trucks to justify careful spending.
The Baily Review from Hayward California lists subscription rates and office contacts. It notes newspaper publication details under the jurisdiction of Alameda County and references mailing services and addresses including Neyward and Nemont.
Newark City Council will hold its final budget work session tonight to discuss staff salaries. City Manager Bruce Alman recommends a $1,356,218 budget for the coming year and a 7 percent raise for staff, costing about $62,000 with fringe benefits. Alman calls the increase a new priority item of the budget. Coulter will meet in council chambers at 8:15 p.m.
West Yellowstone Montana reports Gov Ronald Reagan denies any 1968 bid while confirming aide Thomas Reed tests political winds for him. Reed works with the Republican State Central Committee and checks potential speeches for GOP groups nationwide as Reagan rules out a full national campaign from California.
Fremont Planning Commission will review more than 60 city studies at 7 30 tonight in the Fremont Community Center. Studies date back years and have been investigated by the commission. A statement of priorities is requested after last week’s assignment of a study of the Central Business District. A general plan amendment proposing a frontage road along the Nimitz Freeway area bounded by Nimitz Freeway Durham Road Cushing Road and Boyce Road is also on the agenda. Sherwin Greene acting planning director says the road will no longer be required given area development.
Southgate merchants and residents oppose a proposed freeway route in the Johnson Street area. Officials and the Southgate Merchants Association urged action to study a southern route while flood control and diverting plans were discussed, with session members outlining general plan amendments.
U S officials argue over whether to curb bombing of North Vietnam to target only supply routes, while others warn cuts would boost Communist support by limiting strikes on industrial targets. Haiphong harbor, MIG fields, and top targets remain contested as Haiphong and broader routes face continued North Vietnamese push in South Vietnam.
An Oakland patrolman wounded in a crash near Merritt Hospital shows gradual recovery after a serious auto incident. Reports indicate he remained hospitalized following the June 19 accident near a steel complex.
Kathy Knoll from Dublin, despite not winning Miss California, earned a Miss Congeniality award among 36 contestants and received a $150 scholarship. Karen Purcell of Fresno State College won Miss California and will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City in September.
Santa Monica businessman Thomas Stangbye has been sentenced to four years in prison on charges tied to transferring a bank from Tangier to Panama seven years ago, according to AP reports from Tangier.
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