Senate Votes to Invoke Cloture on Open Housing Debate
Senate action ends filibuster on a three stage open housing compromise proposed by Lausche and Thurmond. The cloture vote 65 32 limits debate and advances the rights measure though opposition remains strong in the Southern bloc ahead of House action. By Jan 1 1970 the plan would cover 44.6 million housing units and protect civil rights workers against racial violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Strom Thurmond
RSC
Senate
Ina House
Chamber
House
Iulself
Span hike not favored by Alameda leaders
Alameda County supervisors discussed a plan to bail out BART and voted to have Chairman Robert Hannon consult with San Francisco and Contra Costa County leaders. A proposal to record support for a vehicle registration or gas tax increase was tabled. San Francisco officials invited Bay Area mayors to meetings to secure funds, warning that April 1 funding is essential to avoid delays in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Robert Hannon
San Francisco
Contra Costa
Joseph Ror
Emanuel Razelt
Sid Heell
Mayr Ai Joseph L. Aliota
Bush Bay
Juvenile babysitter found guilty of killing infant in care
In San Leandro a 14 year old babysitter was convicted of manslaughter after an autopsy showed internal bleeding and neck blows caused the death of Kimberly Beesing, a two month old girl left in the sitter’s care. The hearing before Judge John J. Purdin was continued to March 18 for probation evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
John J. Purchin
Probation Department
San Leandra
Yeycalad
Hal Kimberly Beesing
Richard Beesley
Park Placer Drive
Open housing provisions seek sweeping civil rights coverage
Washington report outlines goals for a civil rights bill extending housing protections to 44.8 million units within reach upon enactment. Excludes certain owner occupied and small religious homes. includes staged nationwide coverage by 1980. Enforcement begins with federal conciliation and may lead to civil suits or court injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Veterans Administration
Bay Area Business Growth Slips in Alameda County
San Lorenzo area business population stood at 134 in September 1967, down from 147 in 1966. Alameda County registered 11,938 businesses in 1967, up 5.5 percent from 1966, while Contra Costa led with a 4.51 percent rise to 4,935. Solano and Napa counties also posted gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gily
Livermore
Fremecal
Pleasanion
Newark
San Lorenad
Bay Area
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Solana County
Tate
Napa County
Massachusetts State Won't Include LBS
The White House said President Johnson's name will not be entered in the Massachusetts presidential primary. Hayward officials reported a $38,000 fire at 133L B At that damaged debris but found no evidence of a deliberate act. Fire Chief ruled out electrical fault and inspectors traced wiring as normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vap
Johnson
Hay Press
Ceorge Chris
Ward
John K. Smith
Febtian
Vester Byman
Hayward
Matthew Jimenen
Cong Invasion of Southern Capital Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe air strikes and helicopter gunships against a southern capital. Mentions Viet Cong casualties and government forces in the southwest with Allied support, but details are unclear and many phrases are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paya 1
Hayward Teachers Seek Double Digit Pay Hike
Hayward teachers demand a 10 to 11 percent pay raise and a overhaul of the district admin structure. The union calls for a longer term plan including revised calendar, training programs, and changes to salary schedules for high school staff and nurses training instructors. The district and teachers negotiate as a first meeting with Superintendent Cunningham is set, focusing on the calendar and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Adoll
St. Hose Hospital
Haybrarian
Delward
William Cunningham
Hospital Hike Studied and Bay Area Rate Talk Sparks Debate
San Leandro Memorial and St Rose hospital officials deny planned rate hikes while suggesting possible adjustments through mid year. Officials cite recent Bay Area pay increases as a factor, but deny immediate changes. Meanwhile a Union City collision leaves a man with serious injuries and a Newark teen charged with felony hit and run. Financial and administrative tensions loom as hospitals face rising costs and taxpayers shoulder higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
St. Rose
San Leandro
Dean van Meire
Bay Area
San Leandro Memorial
John W. Horn
Bey
Union City
Washington Hospital
New Union City
Cheryl Erickson
Elmer Erickson
Mulberry
Muller School
Merle
Via Estrella
San Lorenzo
Natty Avenue
Cherry
St.Rose
Rose Hospital
Hayward
Newark
Gery
Norman Yartz
Graham Ave
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Harry Rosenberg
la Palire
Oaklands
Iis
St Ing
Alameda County
Ferseclien
Apology Letter Studied Continued From Page VY
The text discusses North Korea's conditions for repatriation of crewmen who intruded into DPRK waters. It notes that the DPRK insists on government acknowledgment of the intrusion and a formal apology before repatriation can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Sampl
North Korea
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Pistol Packing Pair Robs San Leandro Pizza Parlor
A mustached male robber and an unarmed female accomplice robbed Straw Hat Pizza at 14680 Washington Blvd in San Leandro early today, tying two employees with tape and stealing over 400 dollars plus 12 cartons of cigarettes. The man carried a pistol and the woman wore a hat and Navy jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Washington Blvd
Lowell B.llodges
Steve van der Haeghen
Hodges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts
Chicago
Rusty
Cong
Paya
Lands
Kontum
Pm Tire
Palvigia Smidh
Seattle
Wash
Fenana Joncas
Isnokesman
Shelhuta
Huta Com
Sampallique
Allen & Hamilton
U.S
Quan Long
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Partment Epibore
Dayton
RCA
Admiral
Oris
Cuh
Montinu
Sonathist's
Pleta
the Baily Review
The
Daily Review
Faye Snorki
Anc
William Chileate
Trinead
Califronia
Ryanx
Annas Theie
Congress
Coliyasad
Ratle
Alamida County
California
Mane
Sanbeand
Coli
Extel
Avco Thrift
Mardet American Indualein Bankire Association and Saliternia Association of
Thilit
Anit Laan Gamannins
Arenchios Térongtnul
Northara Calllor
Vale
Oakland
Acto Ae
Eas
Blue Cross
Websten Street
Nn Saesman
Slate
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!