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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
2
Three neatly attired armed men robbed the Davidson Licht Jewelry Store in downtown Oakland yesterday taking about 500000 in diamonds and cash. They pistol whipped a shop employee and forced five clerks and four men to lie down in the basement before fleeing with the loot. Police expect they left the country.
In Hertford North Carolina tear gas and fire hoses dispersed about 200 Black demonstrators on a Perquimans River road near Edenton. Fourteen arrests were made for parading without air permit and bonds set at 50 dollars each. Police reported no injuries.
Police faced a protest by about 200 Black marchers after a parade permit dispute in Hertford. Mayor and police chief W N Darden said the crowd refused a permit but later sought one. police reinforcement stood by as highway patrol and state agents watched. The march from First Baptist Church ended on Main Street with rocks and tires tossed, tear gas used, and 30 marchers arrested.
UPI reports two youths were captured early today and charged as armed hitchhikers who kidnapped and robbed Pacifica real estate man Michael Gallagher and his wife near the capitol. Gallagher said one youth pistol whipped him and forced driving, and the pair fled toward Discovery Park with two cameras, bowling gear and a pair of shoes as their booty.
William Orville Eaton, 41, one of three Ku Klux Klansmen charged in the murder of civil rights worker Viola Gregg Liuzzo, died of a heart attack. Eaton and two other Klansmen were convicted in Montgomery last fall of conspiracy to violate rights during 1964 voter rights demonstrations near Selma and Montgomery, and were sentenced to 10 years each. Their attorney said an appeal is planned. The state had indicted the trio for Liuzzo’s highway slaying.
The Senate opened debate on an emergency foreign aid bill for Viet Nam with leaders warning against signals of weakness. Sen. Henry M. Jackson urged caution in negotiations while Sen. Stuart Symington asserted the United States will not be driven from Viet Nam. Outside debate, Harvard professor John K. Fairbank urged firmness backed by force in Viet Nam and suggested including Red China in world affairs to reduce aggression, stressing two keys: balance in nation building and integrating China into international forums and trade.
Washington AP reports the FDA is reviewing its policy on initiating clinical testing of oral contraceptive drugs. Dr Joseph F. Sadysk Jr. medical director of the IAA said the review follows basic experimental findings with MKG65. Sponsors withdrew the drug from clinical studies on January 18.
In San Francisco AP report, defense attorney James Mactonis questions the source of funds used by Max J. Newstat, a former assessor aide, to finance trips abroad and private school tuition. Newstat testified Wolden accepted bribes in exchange for lower tax assessments for several large firms. Wolden denies the charges.
Sacramento AP report says a year-old gunman from Houston was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies during an attempted holdup at a grocery store. Officials say the store owner's Spanish-made pistol was not loaded.
Fremont City Council candidate Dr. Hugh Block charges the city is building a monument to itself by spending 200000 on Irvington Park while neighborhood needs are ignored. He says programs lack proper implementation and notes a discord in city operations, pointing to failed bonds for a police station and street improvements as evidence of eroding public confidence.
Danny Anthony Garcia, 19, of 17118 East 14th Street San Leandro, is serving six months in Alameda County jail as part of a three year probation for possession of marijuana. Deputies found marijuana at Garcia home on September 2 during a search. Garcia, father of three, has a lengthy juvenile record starting with truancy.
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