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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
1
A health conference reports that teenagers attending a cancer seminar are reducing smoking. Officials note ongoing education efforts and include surveys from students identifying shifts in attitudes toward tobacco use.
A historical survey discussed alongside political notes notes the Labor movement backing Johnson for the 1968 race. The report references public health concerns, teenage smoking trends, and political figures such as Nelson A. Rockefeller and New York leaders.
A local report notes vandalism concerns with referenced individuals SEMIGYE and Paget Brant, urging review by authorities. The brief cites incidents tied to Halty, urging precaution and further investigation by community officials.
Residents report police and sheriff patrols boosted after a prolonged armored car strike. District officials describe efforts to install lights and barriers in the park while workers seek higher pay and safer conditions. A Crtizer says slowdowns portend broader enforcement actions as union leaders dispute the district’s handling of the dispute and public safety plans.
Patchy dispatches describe Nixon planning a campaign push in Wisconsin and California while Kennedy's Pacific Northwest swing extends after stops in Los Angeles. Meany criticizes rival campaigns as war-focused, urging voters to assess domestic policies, with labor rallying support and Republicans wary of Nixon’s electability.
Four youths were arrested after a paperboy, Taft Shynott aged 14, was robbed of $18.91 on his route near Dana Street and Bryant Avenue. The assailants, ages 18 and 16, jumped from a vehicle wielding a knife before fleeing. Police reported the arrests of the two older suspects, with identification by officer Hincup.
Mrs Eiva Gver aman 78 of Cherryvale Kansas mother of five and wife of three Baptist ministers has been named Kangar Mother of the Year She will represent and state at the national competition in May and through May
Police investigate a brutal Hayward killing with evidence pointing to robbery. A dark over red Thunderbird seen fleeing the area after the crime is sought by authorities. Wallet recovered on the victim, Wally Kilvington, raises questions about motive. Co workers say Kilvington valued family and hard work. the incident occurred during late hours at the Commercial Credit office, with speculation the robbers sought cash or valuables. The assailants remain at large as investigators review data processing activity and recent late shifts.
An inmate named Haugs allegedly hanged himself in a cell at Santa Clara County Jail. The article lists fragmented details about others connected to the case, including family members and a few names, with unclear relations and multiple misread words complicating the report.
The report details a baffling elephant related operation code named Bah-Reach Bak-Roam, with a plan to deploy elephants to Vietnam for a mission. Technical difficulties delay the initiative as Brig. Gen Rasmussen notes unsolved issues, leaving operators anxious about potential withdrawal of support and impact on families awaiting the elephants.
AP Sacramento reports a January poll shows 33 percent support for withholding and 4? percent in May 1907. The study, from Field Research Corp, suggests public backing for withholding tax collection is weak though current system enjoys majority support. Reagan expresses caution, noting unclear public preference and possible political consequences.
The UC budget talks faltered as lawmakers and governor Reagan clash over a 311 million to 780 million funding frame. A 60 million reduction proposal and a 15 million school aid cut are discussed while Reagan pledges to discuss tax withholding in a March TV address. A legislative subcommittee plans a closed session to review the budget negotiations and potential revisions.
Washington AP report says contract talks in the communications industry hit a six day April 12 deadline for a possible nationwide strike in two years. CWA president Joseph A Beirne stated the strike could affect some workers initially, as automation would keep most phones working but service would slow. He remained pessimistic about reaching agreement with Bell System companies, including Western Electric, before the deadline.
Peace Corps Director Jack Vaughan arrived in Abidjan Ivory Coast for a 24hour visit. He was accompanied by Walter Grrington Africa in charge and Fred Pillsbury Boston Globe reporter.
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