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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
2
Forecast calls for showers in wide areas tonight with scattered activity across the Ohio valley, southern Texas, and the Pacific Northwest. Temps ease in the Ohio valley and along the Atlantic coast as a cooler air mass moves in from the west.
Readable weather data cover yesterday and today across Southern Alameda County to the Sierra Nevada and Monterey Bay. It reports cooler temperatures in many valleys, partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, showers possible along the coast, northerly winds, and Saturday highs generally in the 60s to mid 70s with regional variations.
In a report from the northern valley front, Israeli and Jordanian forces clashed as tanks and jets pummeled border positions. Jordanian forces said Israeli air power intensified after settlements at Gesher Beit Youel and Yardenna came under fire, with shelling reported along the riverfront.
Reported collapse of the Eden and Livermore area poverty unit follows a clash over federal antipopulation funding and administrative controls. Spokesmen noted that Head Start and legal services will continue via regional offices, with potential reorganization of anti poverty structures pending. In other frontiers, regional conflict tensions rose as news filtered of an Israeli strike and near miss with Jordanian targets, prompting fears of a wider war and evacuations along the Jordan valley.
Records show a two hour window with multiple calls across Southern Alameds County. Incidents include false alarms, boiler and storage area fires, and overheated equipment. several addresses list responsive units and times. Authorities report property damage minor and no injuries.
A string of birth notices from St Rose Hospital and local clinics lists new babies and parents across South County. Names include Michael Herrera, Dennis Civiegts, Daniel Trane, and Thomas Balas with local addresses in San Leandro, Hayward, Fremont, and surrounding areas. The notices mention several newborn girls and boys dated March and February, with families in San Leandro, Hayward, and Castro Valley.
Alameda and San Francisco officials report a sharp rise in juvenile narcotics related crime last year with a large percentage increase in burglaries and thefts. The annual statistics show California overall up and note White and Black youth involvement, while a student newspaper discusses an open mixed race history club and its aims.
The report notes a dramatic closure of The Baily Review by Tha Doily Review with references to Ines Hayd Snarks and President William Chileaie. Fitting of the feat Giffen and Hayward leads to vetoes on a matier under Congress Marsh 3, with communications and publishing shifts across California including Hayward, Alameda County.
Tokyo reports UPN President Su larla of Taongsia met Prime Minister Misaki Sai to seek ten million dollars in Japanese promonite aid.
Fire destroyed Castro Valley’s new restaurant The Golden Steer at 20920 Redwood Road last night. The Castro Valley Fire Department said the blaze began near the wall behind the cookers and was confined to the area. Damage was estimated at little to none. an electrical malfunction is suspected. Owner Ralph Somme stated the business is new.
A massive crowd gathers in Moscow to mourn Yuri Gagarin and Soviet Air Force Col. Vlagink Serye gutin after their deaths in a spaceflight and jet crash. The ceremony honors the first human in space and the famed pilot, as ashes are laid to rest amid national mourning.
City officials dispute Zaballos plan to develop the site restricting the lot to 5000 to 6000 square feet and question the use of public funds. Public Works Director Edward Phillips says reimbursement methods are under study while developers press for favorable terms and council action.
Police report widespread violence in Memphis after a King march in support of striking sanitation workers. Dozens of windows broken, fires started as bands of youths roamed Beale Street. National Guard and state troopers deployed to restore order. 14 year old Larry Payne shot while rushing a officer with a knife.
Assemblyman Carlos Bre s of Hayward agreed to press for a mobility of area legislators to back financing for the full BART line. SEN,AILLER will meet the governor to discuss a bill to double date on the Bay Bridge and related spans. Alameda County committee members include Hayward Mayor John K. Smith Oakland Mayor John Reading and Supervisors Murphy and Raxola.
U S authorities release three North Vietnamese seamen among 19 captured after patrol boats attacked U S Navy ships off North Vietnam. The men were kept by Marines in Da Nang before possible transfer. Ho Chi Minh reportedly rejects talks until after the U S presidential election.
In Tunisian AP report President Habit Boneguba sent a Thursday letter to King Hussole of Jordan urging urgent steps for an Araiz suiniml imototing. The missive emphasizes rapid action amid regional tensions and signals diplomatic outreach.
New York AP reports a 30 year old parking garage attendant, Robert Gonzales of Brooks Inn, died Thursday after driving his car into an elevator shaft and plunging to the empty ground floor. Police say he apparently believed the elevator was at the sixth floor.
A Cal State professor testifies amid turmoil claiming unprofessional conduct by family members and threats against faculty. He cites numerous anonymous letters phone calls and false accusations linked to campus procedures and the tenure process.
A 14-year-old San Leandro babysitter was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of a month-old girl and was committed to Alameda County Girls Home near Juvenile Hall. Judge John J. Purechia ordered commitment with duration undetermined after an autopsy linked fatal injuries to hard blows on the back of the neck.
Residents of the Highland area are invited to a Highlands Association meeting at 7:20 p.m. in Room FA-1203 in the former art gallery of the Wine Arts Building, California State College at Hayward. Executive Dean William Vandenurgh will discuss college-community relations and April cleanup plans.
McCune voiced remarks on faculty misconduct amid campus uproar at California State College. He said charges remain pending from cases started last spring and noted none recently brought against staff yet. A Faculty Senate meeting discussed the college role in handling misconduct alongside possible civil actions.
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