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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1968
Page
4
News and views from Hayward council hopefuls discuss annexation outside city limits and adherence to survey findings. Several speakers urge caution on withdrawing from HARD while emphasizing local community benefit and resident input in decision making.
President Johnson, in a news conference, indicated support for a bond election to fund capital improvements including police, streets, schools, housing for low income families, and other urban needs. He stressed there is no announcement yet but said such projects are needed and a radio address to the nation would outline his thinking.
Senator McCarthy calls unions to unite in civil rights efforts and discuss defense funding and mobilization issues. He references debates on military expansion, economic costs, and federal commitments while addressing measures to boost U.S. industry and infrastructure.
Fred Remer 95, a Hayward council candidate and Cal State Hayward student, urges a six ward government with a single councilor per ward and an elected at large member. He cites citizen apathy and aims to restore local participation while highlighting Vietnam era generation gaps and shifts in governance.
William R Diaz Jr a write in candidate for Hayward council outlines a seven point plan focused on tax fund allocation, better coordination of recreation departments, and community programs to aid education economy and social progress. He lists involvement with local clubs and housing groups and emphasizes protecting citizens through updated police practices. He lives at 31141 Oakhill Way with his wife and five adopted children.
Washington report notes a conscious effort by Wisconsin Republicans in Hayward to vote Democratic in the primary. Local leaders push crossovers amid poverty program concerns, with Nixon expected to outperform Kennedy and Humphrey as Wisconsin serves as a testing ground for crossover voting dynamics.
Editors note McCarthy backers rebut Kennedy attack line while columnists discuss McCarthy strategy. The piece reflects party rhetoric and media criticism as both camps accuse each other of spreading misleading information.
Senator Robert Kennedy visited Barry Goldwater's hometown for a fund raising dinner in Phoenix and appeared at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel. He planned stops in Tucson and Navajo country, touring markets and a Phoenix Indian School as part of his Democratic presidential bid amid Arizona's solid support for Johnson.
A cyclist died after a Saturday crash near Lakeport with limited readable details. The report mentions injured individuals and asks for more information to identify exact location and names. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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