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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1968

Page

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Temperature outlook across California and nation

Weather notes and scattered forecasts show Northern and Central California warming Sunday with cooler nights, winds up to 35 mph in some areas, and highs in the 60s to 80s. Regions from the Sacrament o Valley to Salinas and Santa Clara report mixed conditions, while the nation sees talks on arms reduction and regional forecasts noting variable winds and temperatures.

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LBJ Signs Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty at East Room

President Johnson announces the signing of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty at a White House East Room ceremony, pledging to next address the nation on the issue and stressing that more work is needed to curb both offensive and defensive arms races without compromising U S security and allies. He notes this as a major administration achievement and recalls earlier Tennessee rostrum remarks.

Unio United States West S ‘Johnson Tennessee Vietnam Ellsworth Bunker Saigon

Grass Fire Calls Sweep South County Across Several Cities

A string of grass fires sparked near Memorial Hospital and throughout South County areas including Fairview Union City Fremont Hayward San Lorenzo San Leandro and San Leandro with multiple departments responding. Incidents clustered late day and into the evening with several nearby streets cited and a residence or two threatened. No major injuries reported. Fire units battled flames and worked to prevent spread as observers noted multiple calls around 2:30 pm to 8:56 pm. Reports mention street names such as Nimitz Freeway area Pacific Avenue and College Street with incidents touching several neighborhoods.

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South County Obituaries Marlon Tiny 8 Pecks 91

Obituary notices list several local deaths in Hayward Castro Valley and nearby areas. Names include Marlon Tiny 8 Pecks 91 of Hayward died June 26 with private services. John Johns Piensanton. Martin Sellars Lamm 67 of Castro Valley died June 77 with services. Pamela Marie Peterson 42 formerly of Fremont died May 30 with services. Henry Maler 68 of San Leandro died June 28 with services. Galindo, BA of Fremont died June 7 with services. Nancy J. Stenhouse 2 of Oakland died June 22 with services. Janet Worthington 20 of Dublin died June 27 with services. Services held at several local mortuaries in Castro Valley Fremont San Leandro Oakland.

Marlon Tiny Pecks Haywards Graham and Hitch Johns Piensanton Pratt-Fliver Mortuary Martin Sellars Lamm Castro Val- AM Hayward Mon Bamela Marie Peterson Dey Chapel of the Valley Fremont Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley Mission Henry Maler San Leandro Svmva Galindo Santos-Robinzon Thet Ave San Teandro Fremont Mamorial Chapel Nancy J. Stenhouse Oakland Peralta Blvd Feamont Tupy Janet Worthington Dublin Uay Sanins-Robinson Vwein Atestudio Sam Leandro

Birth notices from St Rose Hospital and local addresses

Mr and Mrs vibes na wae announce a birth at St Rose Hospital on June 2. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Roderick at Watvial and to Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson at 22414 pabsrabe San Lorenzo on June 2. Additional listings include June 2 births at various Fremont Haywards addresses with local residents named and street details.

St. Rose Hospital Vibes Na Jarame Fremont Mir Anit Manual Akiin Ierame Prakinery Ruschin Drive Newarke Gilmaria Way Haywards John Roderick Watvial Raymond Anderson Pabsrabe San Lorenzo Ui Princeton

South County Marriage Licenses List Includes Dozens of Couples

A list of marriage license applicants names numerous individuals from Alameda, Hayward, San Leandro, Livermore, Union City, Fremont and Castro Valley. The entries include ages and mailing addresses, with several paired couples such as Glenn Kay with Bly Hayward and Jenza with Yolanda Beth Toth, plus others like Charles Leonard Foor and Betty May Kendrick.

Shoma Glenn Kay Bly Hayward Jenza Yolanda Beth Toth Hay- Gayle Irene Lackwoor Alameda Mall Orchard Ave Inn Washington Way Alame Act Hayward Metic Charles Leonard Foor Alamed Henry Joseph Garrido Betty May Kendrick Hayward Arlene Anita Becerra San Leandro Grove Way Rail Street Union City Oakland Dim Fern Rice Livermore James Milton Meyers Davis Judy Ann Feigner Nanty Antonielle Salzedo San Leandra Alh Street Graspara Thomas Lee Carroll, Jr Pritin Lowell Thompson

Berkeley Rally Ends Amid Police Action

A Berkeley rally ended after police moved in to disperse participants. The event, tied to community protests, concluded with no immediate reports of injuries or arrests. Organizers vowed to continue advocacy through future demonstrations and local meetings.

Services Set for Henry Maier in San Leandro

Henry Maier 69 longtime administrator of Doctors Hospital died in the hospital from circulatory difficulties. He is survived by wife Margaret Maier, children William and Kathleen, siblings Anna Cole and Emily Agento, and three grandchildren. Cremation at The Chimes Oakmont.

San Leandro Henry Maier Doctors Hospital Margaret Maier Bridge Road William, Maier Kathleen i McCaughey Hayward Anna Cole Emily Agento New York Thomas Robin Moelanohen

NMU strike hits 407 freighters and 158 tankers

NMU strike affects 407 freighters and 158 tankers and one passenger freighter, tied to a wage re opener clause in a 1965 four year contract. Shippers contend wage talks already occurred, while 5 000 member NMU headquarters reports secret talks broke off after 248 hours. Vessels carrying military cargoes to Vietnam would not be struck. most affected ships lie in Atlantic and Gulf ports. Lakes and river vessels are not involved.

Maritime Service Committee Tanker Service Committee Joseph Curran The Union Atlantic Gulf NMU Great Lakes

Two Latest Heart Patients Doing Well

The Associated Press reports two new heart transplant patients, Maria Elena Peneloza, 24, and Shilo Gaetan Paris, 49, both recovering in Canada and Chile respectively. Doctors say Peneloza awoke two hours after surgery and Paris regained consciousness 45 minutes after his operation. Both appear in very good condition with normal organ activity returning.

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Winterbourne Plans To Retain Ora Loma Post

Winterbourne, Lewis, and Stanton push to keep Ora Loma post at district expense. The board has not voted on sending delegates to the California Sanitary and Sanitation Districts Association convention. Winterbourne may not attend. he plans a summer break and a mountain home near Denver. He informed Oro Loma he will depart for summer and return in fall.

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Body Still Sought In Plane Tragedy

Springfield Missouri. The highway patrol may need days to locate a man’s body after he fell 8,000 feet from a TCS airliner over southwest Missouri. Jerrold Potter of Pontiac Wisconsin identified a passenger in the restroom area as the missing man. The other 22 passengers and four crew members were uninjured and continued to Dallas on another plane after hours. The FAA said the cause of the door opening was not yet determined.

Springfield UPI Highway Patrol TCS Missouri Dallas Jerrold Potter Pontiac Potter Federal Aviation Agency Raul Cabra Jim Schaive Ottawa, Sr

Area Man Involved in Nimitz Accident Injures Two Youths

Two South County youths were seriously injured in separate traffic accidents yesterday. E Pope of Dublin, a student at Amador High School, lost control of his motorbike southbound on Interstate 580 near Andrade overpass and was treated at Valley Memorial Hospital with possible collarbone injuries. Bonna Marie Searcy of Camp Parks was driving a pickup on Foothill Road near Pleasanton when she swerved to avoid a collision, struck an oncoming vehicle, and was treated at Valley Memorial. Pope suffered facial and arm injuries. a passenger, Jan Northrup, was not seriously hurt. Patrolmen reported no catalytic device issued and listed injuries as non-life-threatening.

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Near Death Leads To Narcotic Arrests

In Fremont a 1-year-old nearly died from an apparent narcotic overdose at 118 Sycamore Street. Police say Bins M. Rastilrez bought heroin, which he and two friends split. Ramirez was arrested for narcotics influence, Berrera for paraphernalia and use, and Cari for possession. An officer and firefighters revived Ramirez, with a fourth man unseen.

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Child Faces Rabies Shots If Dog Eludes Hunt

Cheryl Cantrell, a child of Hayward, may need a series of rabies shots after a dog bit her yesterday afternoon. The small gray dog with white spots and a brown collar fled the scene. parents Cantrell, at 256 Blossom Way, can be reached at 338-1255 to locate the animal.

Cheryl Gantrell Blossom Way Hayward Cheryl Mrs. Cantrell

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