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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
19
Washington AP report says President Kennedy convened the National Security Council executive committee to orchestrate a response to a wave of unrest in Cuba, signaling heightened U S concern and potential actions against Cuban developments and allied events in London.
Moscow warned of appropriate measures to protect its ships and trips to Cuba after accusing the United States of backing attacks on Soviet vessels. In Geneva, US Ambassador Stella urged immediate action to establish a direct hot line with Moscow to avert accidental war, but Soviet envoy Toarapkin dismissed the invitation and denounced U S support for counterrevolutionaries.
Bakersfield reports a California Democratic Council convention opens amid moves to diversify top offices including Negro and Mexican American members. The scene includes long studied changes not driven by threats, while Sacramento unfolds as CTA charges lawmakers seek to divert school funds to state buildings and parking lots, objecting to two amendments and two bills proposed by Assemblyman Edwin Zberg to repurpose school land funds for state projects.
De Carlton Goodresl, editor of San Francisco Negro weekly, announced he will stage a protest against what he calls lack of opportunities for Negroes in the CDC. Ike Eisenhower urged Congress to cut more than 13 billion from the 108 billion requested in Kennedy’s budget, including space and defense, warning of fiscal recklessness. Goodlett led a January picket at Governor Brown’s inaugural, accusing the Democratic administration of neglecting Negroes for high state office. The proposed bylaw revision would create the new CDC with offices of controller and organizational secretary.
Federal IRS ruling confirms tax exempt interest on about 25 million dollars in Coliseum bonds to finance a proposed multi purpose arena at the intersection of Hegenberger Road near the Nimitz Freeway. Promoters hailed the decision on the eve of the first public hearing before the Board of Supervisors as crucial for attracting buyers. crowd size at last night’s session reached about 200 as proponents and critics debated the plan and its potential impact on minority groups.
A Tuolumne River mudslide in the Hetch Hetchy watershed will discolor Hayward water tonight. Hayward officials and DA Douglas Dunning discuss legal bases for proposed water measures, while county votes and Coliseum financing receive attention in ongoing hearings and coverage.
Occasional rain and cloudy skies are forecast for Northern California through tomorrow with some mountain snow. Coastal winds have eased and small craft advisories remain. Temperatures will stay cool with light precipitation at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseums. forecast covers the period through Wednesday.
A devotional plea seeking eternal salvation and strength. The prayer asks for forgiveness of sins, courage in labor, and life for believers, wishing to place a gospel note on every lip and to foster faith in others through daily conduct.
Sacramento California Senator Hugh M. Burns said the Senate Rules Committee appears poised to recommend Thomas W. Braden for reappointment to the State Education Board. Burns noted no final decision had been made and would not be until Monday, with one Republican member undecided. The committee is 3-2 Democratic.
A predawn fire at the Sherry Biltmore Hotel on Massachusetts Avenue left four dead and at least 23 injured. Fire officials reported people being carried from rooms on ladders as crews battled the flames in a rapid, spreading blaze. Several residents were rescued from higher floors as smoke filled the building. investigates ongoing.
City officials in Hayward and top state highway officers outlined two main freeway options following a San Francisco briefing. Firefighters battled a blaze on Jackson Street as residents crowded a ledge awaiting aerial ladders, with about 100000 dollars in damage and several injuries reported.
A historical note describes an exchange route for the Foothill Freeway dubbed the E Route. The alignment runs along Jackson Street and Orchard Street crossing Santa Clara Street Cypress Street Mission Boulevard and an interchange with a proposed Foothill Freeway near a quarry area. It then follows the E route, crosses Second Street E Street Maud Avenue Fairview Avenue and veers south through undeveloped land to join Highway 50. The C route would have passed through Craw Canyon Tam park area.
Two Cuban MiGs fired on the U S Floridian about 20 miles off the Cuban coast and strafed the ship for roughly 20 minutes. Capt Curtis Olson spoke at a news conference aboard the liner as coast guard and jets from Key West monitored the scene. No one was reported killed, but passengers described fear and smoke filling a church lobby later.
A 17.2 million bond issue to finance sites for three South County junior colleges and develop one for 5600 daily students will be put to voters on April 16. The Daily Review begins a series detailing the proposal, its purpose, and expected outcomes.
Four professors at Michigan State University resign in protest against Project X a proposal to mechanize classroom education. The piece cites Dr Russell Kirk and appears on today’s editorial page featuring Ann Landers and a variety of sections including comics, editorials, weather, obituaries, and sports.
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