Yanks Trap Slay 105 North Viets
North Vietnamese forces attacked near Quang Tri as U S aircraft and a cruiser responded. The battle, part of renewed DMZ activity, followed heavy U S air strikes and shelling disrupting supply centers while 138 missions targeted the Vinh area and Saigon preparations for a fresh offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quang Tri
U.S
Paris
Khe Suh
Dmz
North Vietnam
17Th Parallel
Vinh
Panhandle
B52
Saigon
Hostan
South China Sea
Jat
Qaung Tri City
Services For Victim Of War Set
Fremont will host services Monday for Lance Cpl. Allen W. Lewis 18 killed in Vietnam on June 17. He is survived by wife Cheryl, son Michael, parents Earl and Mrs. Lewis Jr., sister in Bangkok, nephew Walter Yates, and grandmother Mrs. Susan Lewis. A Kansas native and former Newark resident, he served with the 27th Marine Division in Vietnam since February. Services at 2 p.m. at Fremont Chapel of the Roses. burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Lance Cpl
Allen W. Lewis
Vietnam
Cheryl Lewis
Michael A. Lewis
Earl J. Lewis, Jr
Newark
William E. Head Jr
Bangkok
Thailand
Walter ‘Yates
Kansas
Susan Lewis
Idaho
27Th Marine Corps Division
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Irvingston Memorial Cemetery
Motorcycle Crash Injures Young Rider in San Lorenzo
A 20-year-old Hayward man suffered a skull fracture after his motorcycle collided with a car at Hathaway and Florence in San Lorenzo. Hayward resident Norwood A Heselbach Jr. was listed in fair condition at St. Rose Hospital. James W. Hight, 40, Oakland, drove the other car and was turning left. no citations issued as investigators continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Hathaway
Florence
Norwood A. Heselbach Jr
Oak SL
St. Rose Hospital
California Highway Patrol
James W. Hight
Oakland
Baily Review Enlared at Prat Office Pr Merr March 3
Fragmentary OCR reads that The Baily Review is linked to a congressional act dated March 3 and notes contact details at 116 W Winter Ave P O Box 127 Hayward California, indicating a local office listing or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat
Marth
W. Winter Hve
P.O. Box
Hayward
Callasa
Richmond Curfew Ends Unrest Amid Citywide Tight Rules
Richmond imposed a strict curfew from 7 pm to 6 am in the city and 7 pm to 5 am in outlying areas to curb racial unrest. Police reported 44 curfew violators and several fires with no major troubles, saying bands could not form under the curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Yollee
Oakland
Budget approval vote prompts veto risk and showdown
The Senate backed the compromise budget as three Democrats opposed it. Reagan may cut or eliminate funding before signing. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh warned of a long summer session if vetoes hit urban programs, while Dinah criticized the budget and urged overrides after earlier rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Reagan
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Dinah
Fremont Man Killed In Apparent Vehicle Crash
The Daily Review retracted an earlier report stating Lynn H. Adkins of 4192 Tamayo St Fremont died in a crash and had attempted suicide by driving into a pole. A subsequent patrol check found the death not connected to such an act. the paper apologizes for the embarrassment caused to the Adkins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Lynn H. Adkins
Tamayo St
The
Daily Review
Highway Patrol
Adkins
Reagan Buys Land in Riverside County Ranch Project
Ronald Reagan, newly described rancher at Rancho California, plans to acquire 771 acres of rolling oak-dotted grassland in Riverside County. No purchase price was announced. Leandro accident victim dead in San Leandro: Nancy Louise Stenhouse of Oakland died from injuries after a two-vehicle crash that killed her 3-year-old son. Police charged Kenneth H. MacLaughlin with manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
California, Calif
Rancho California
Ronald [Reagan
California
Riverside County
San Leandro
Nancy Louise Stenhouse
Oakland
Doctors Hospital
Grant Stenhouse
Kenneth H. MacLaughlin
Barry Way
Hayward
MacLaughlin
Injured Leandro Boy Okay Freed from Conveyor
Eleven year old Sandy Theis of 28293 Eatron Way Trayward San Leandro was freed after his left arm became caught in a conveyor at Western Model Co 1485 Factor Ave. Firemen spent 45 minutes using a crow bar power machinery and a forklift to separate the bolted equipment. He was taken to Kaiser Hospital Hayward treated for lacerations no broken bones. His father Eric Theis a warehouseman at the plant said Sandy was visiting when the accident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Sand Theis
Trayward
Kaiser Hospital
Hayword
Western Model Co
Factor Ave
Sandy
Asst
Raymond Jamason
Darmson
Kaiser
Eric Theis
San Leandro Faces Human Relations Proposal Clash
Residents debate a proposed human relations commission as clergy and civic groups clash with opponents who say no racial problem exists. Supporters argue the council should answer to the people and handle complaints, while critics warn appointed bodies may create issues to justify funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cil
Council For Public Hearing
San Leandro
Maltester
Richardson
Mallestar
Mr. Richardson
Benshoof
Council
Human Relations Commission
Benshodf
Filibuster Threatens Gun Bill in Senate Debate
Ben Shoof, in talks with the Concerned Citizens, argued against discriminatory practices in San Leandro’s Darius Way neighborhood, praising harmony and minority rights under state law. Senators Tydings and Kennedy weighed the impact of delays on gun control bills as filibuster threats loom, with Kennedy potentially signaling his vote by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benshoof
Maltester
San Leandro
Darius Way
Sen
Robert
Kennedy
Polio Victim Faces Eviction in Castro Valley Area
A polio victim and family contend with eviction in Castro Valley after a Bay Area district notice. Greg aged 15 works part time for Castro Valley Unified. Merrille 14 and Ronnie support keeping their home with church and school ties. The family cites seven years of timely rent as a landlord assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Nation's Living Costs Edge Higher In May Rise
Washington AP reports living costs continued upward in May with broad price gains across food clothing and dairy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes overall consumer prices rose about 2 percent year over year while wages climbed to a record weekly $106.03 for nonsupervisory workers. Despite higher pay the purchasing power of the typical paycheck lagged last year as prices rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liv
Chase
Ward
Ee Rasp
Cen
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Bureau
Sirhan Request Delayed to Enter Plea in RFK Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan received a three week delay to enter his plea on the murder charge in the RFK assassination. Defense attorney Russell H. Parsons cited need to study the transcript as the nine minute hearing was held in the Los Angeles County Jail chapel under tight security with about 150 reporters watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell H. Parsons
Richard Schauer
Chapel
Los Angeles County
Sirhan
Montreal Heart Transplant Tales From Page One
A Montreal woman appeals for aid to save her husband through a heart transplant, amid reports of multiple heart attacks and a recent shooting in Fremont. The prior transplant recipient, Albert Murphy, died after a May operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
iSo
Albert Murphy
Atha
Ashland Motel Units Burn in Blaze During Demolition Plan
A fire destroyed two of eleven vacant motel units slated for demolition. The blaze, burning on a 180 by 00 foot lot at 16th and Liberty streets, occurred yesterday. Fire officials say the structures had been unused for many years and the fire is still under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
16Ith
Liberty Streets
Redwoods Bill Approved to Create National Park
The House Interior Committee approved a bill to form a Redwoods National Park in California, authorizing a 26,000 acre preserve to protect the giant redwoods in northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redwoods National Park
California
House
Interior Committee
Fremont Police Hit Proposed Pay Hike
Fremont police officials angry over meager salary recommendations warned the city may lose officers to higher pay. Police Capt. Heyen and Lt. Johnson criticized the consultant’s five percent rise, urging ten percent for police and firemen as the City Council set a July 16 hearing on salaries. President James McClellanner and Assistant City Manager Lipsky McClellan clashed over data and possible departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Firemen's Association
Harry Heyen
G. 4
Dotmson
Fremont Police Officers Association
Fire
Dan Lydon
Elty
T 9
Association
James MicClerlan
Garth Lipsky- McClellan
Lipsky
Heyen
Two Bandits Stage Daring Store Theft
Two men staged a bold store theft ending behind Fiesta Lanes Bowling Alley near the market. A second market employee chased by car failed to catch them as the robbers vanished through a fence opening. Police lack a description. the youths gave evasive replies about their Denver visit and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesta Lanes
Denver
Winterbourne
Winterbourne Board Debates Vacancy and Residency
Directors questioned if a board vacancy should be declared. Attorney Haight noted residency within the district is required. Winterbourne may claim San Lorenzos property as residence, but no action was taken while legal aspects are studied and word from Winterbourne is awaited. A Denver forwarding call yielded a youth claiming to be Winterbourne’s son saying they were downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
Robert Haight
Haight
Winterbourne
San Lorenzos
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nem
Baily Review
Jace Hinyd Sparks
Willig Chilcote
Winton Ave
Alma County
Lfandro
Phann
Séo
San Swaridra
Calif
Hecmont
Phonn
Leandro
T. Louis County
John D. Hasler
Bertram Elam
Missouri House
Joan Shelby
the Thurman Relations Commission
Tydings
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
Bayard
Church
Montreal
Pierre Grondin
Redwoods
Bill OK
Johnson
Everal
Grittenhagen-Kroeger
Montgomery Ward
OTT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!