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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1966

Page

3

Kennedy urges South to drop bias and bias

Bobby Kennedy called for end to racial prejudice across the nation urging Mississippi youth and Southern communities to forget bias and poverty as federal desegregation battles continue. He warned that racial injustice and unrest remain a national concern with lessons for both North and South as troops enforce order at the University of Mississippi and in cities nationwide.

Bobby Kennedy Oxford Miss UPI New York F. Kennedy Kennedy Chicago Los Angeles South Mississippi Andi University of Meredith University of Mississippi

France says nuclear defences negate allied command links

Paris claims its own nuclear weapons make joint NATO commands obsolete and criticizes calls to keep U S bases under international control. Foreign Minister Couve de Murville defends De Gaulle's plan to pull France from NATO and emphasizes the atomic arm as a new element in warfare. Meanwhile Kennedy visits Alabama amid Civil Rights era tensions and Mississippi Riot memories.

Paris Maurice Couve de Murville Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Mand de NATO U.S France Kennedy New York University of Alabama Thej Couve John F. Kennedy Murville Atlantic Ole Miss James Meredith

Marine Buried With Honors For Viet Nam Exploits

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO National Cemetery held the burial of Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Bianchini who was killed in action in March in Quang Ngai Province during Operation Light Star. He reportedly fought off heavy mortar fire, destroyed part of the North Vietnamese Army 36th Division, and crawled under fire to a firing position after a head wound. He received the Combat Action Ribbon, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart posthumously. his mother declined the hero label, noting he was a Marine through and through.

San Francisco —National Cemetery Michael Lynns Bianchini Quang Ngai Golden Gate Joseph Bianchini

Hayward Mayoral Candidate Seeks Council Session

John J. McKenna a retired serviceman asks the City Council for a Tuesday meeting to pose pertinent questions on planning and zoning. He criticizes the 1964 rezoning of land slated for Foothill and Jackson Street freeways.

Hayward John J. McKenna

Boy Chemist Blasts Home In Baltimore Incident

A 13 year old boy using a chant list set reportedly discovered a nitro glycerine formula. The resulting explosion drew five fire trucks dozens of police units and edgewood arsenal demolition crews to the scene. The youth suffered a cut chin with no other injuries reported.

Baltimore, Md Edgewood Arsenal

Rowdies Taunt Police in Pacoima Riot

In Pacoima a largely Black and Mexican American neighborhood near Los Angeles youths estimated at 100 taunted officers and threw rocks at passing cars for nearly five hours after a robbery call led to a clash. Louis Wilson was arrested on a felony assault and battery charge against police.

Pacoima Watts San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Glen Oaks Vaughn Streets Louis Wilson G. R. Jollota Wilson Jollota

Climbers Face Ice Block On Eiger North Face

In Kleine Scheidegg Switzerland two rival teams British American and German halted ascent on the Eiger north face as fog and snow shrouded the peak. The British American leader John Harlin 40 Los Altos California proposed merging forces but the German spokesman rejected the idea.

Kleine Scheidegg Switzerland Eiger John Harlin Los Altos Calif

Ball Park Plan Pends in San Leandro

San Leandro may delay a plan for a new municipal baseball park as Bay Area Transit consideration looms next week. Assistant city manager LeRoy E. Riordan says staff is reviewing alternate sites, though the Pacific High School rear lot remains a possibility.

San Leandro Bay Area Transit LeRoy E. Riordan Pacific High School

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