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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1968
Page
2
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Mexican American students and supporters crowded a Los Angeles board hearing causing adjournment after protests and alleged outside agitators. Police reported non students at Belmont and Jefferson High Schools caused incidents including vandalism and volleys of accusations as plans for desegregation faced criticism.
President Johnson urged Congress to back a broad conservation program with a $1.2 billion price tag to protect land, water, and air, expand destruction-free recreation, and fund pollution controls. He highlighted the Potomac watershed and national forest preservation, proposing new authority to curb debris and ship pollution while promoting industrial balance. He framed the plan as the most significant conservation proposal before Congress, tying it to national heritage and future generations.
A fall on ice left a young man with a severely injured leg. He was riding when a collision caused the injury, doctors later removing the leg at Bastin City Hospital. Recovery involved surgery on the tibia and ankle, with temporary mobility aids issued during healing. He plans to return to work once healed.
San Francisco reporting notes criticism of a proposed Northern California national park plan described as a hoax by timber-industry executives and allied groups. The executive claims Sierra Club leadership and newspaper editors are aiding the effort, while efforts to preserve redwoods are said to be misrepresented.
San Francisco Mayor Joseph J. Allce says no mistake in closing Haight Street amid Sunday unrest. Police blocked hippie crowds and watchers as residents fear disruption, with officials stressing calm for upcoming events and safety in the area.
Militants chant at the South Carolina Legislature after Gov McNair declines a mass meeting. Delegations from South Carolina State College protest the slayings of three Negro students in Orangeburg, warning of further action if demands are ignored.
Police used tear gas to disperse about 11 Negro teens accused of hurling stones at vehicles. Charles Williams, 23, arrested for leading, two others charged as windshields were broken. Mayor declared a state of emergency and ordered a 9 pm to 6 am curfew for Friday and Saturday amid ongoing investigations into a related shooting incident involving Allan Smith.
Mountain Falls Colorado area faces boundary confusion after 1890 incorporation, with many residents and landmarks like post office and magistrate's office lying outside town limits. The community of about 250 sits roughly 15 miles west of Colorado Springs, as residents dispute wall drawings and trust decisions amid ongoing boundary corrections.
In Watsonville a Roman Catholic priest and a divorcee reportedly wed after an elopement. Local church officials stated no official record of the marriage, while police investigated a linked murder case and an Oakland suspect was briefly jailed before release.
Washington sources describe the pink US Soviet British pledge to aid non-nuclear nations as shaky and uncertain for securing a treaty to halt nuclear arms spread. The plan includes Indian concerns and a UN Security Council pathway, while officials note past Council delays and the pledge not to create a new unilateral commitment amid Vietnam conflict tensions.
In Los Angeles a state death penalty hearing for William Dale Archerd, convicted of murdering three people by insulin injection, was postponed 24 hours after he complained of wheat pains. Defense sought delay for medical examination. Archerd has a documented history of Wheat Graule and suffuis et wit mttaer tis Wind.
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