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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1968
Page
3
A chaotic OCR page outlines TV and movie shows across Halftime schedules. It lists programs such as Walt Disney features, The Saint, The Untouchables, The Newlywed Game, and Wrestling coverage, with dates, times, and featured actors noted in fragmented form.
A chaotic TV and film schedule lists Simon Templar in Paris rescuing a girl amid an art intrigue, with Jackie Gleason's show featuring Sid Caesar and guests. Hollywood Palace showcases Sammy Davis Jr and Raquel Welch, while numerous classics and Westerns air through the night including Mannix, Wagon Train, and The Jolson Story.
Snapshot of 1880 Haymarket Square riot where 11 people died and 70 were wounded in Chicago. In 1982 Al Capone began a tax evasion case in Atlanta Penitentiary. Also notes the 1942 Coral Sea battle start with Japanese defeat by the U S Navy and 1960s marriage of Nelson Rockefeller to Margaretta Murphy.
South Hay ward Parish directors approved a plan to present a resolution on race relations to the Hayward Human Relations Commission and the Hayward City Council. The proposal requests study groups to boost racial understanding and reduce prejudice, with up to 200 for materials and publicity. May 20 is proposed to begin the study, with recommendations to follow.
Palisade Amusement Park opens its 196 season on April 6 and signs Hal Jackson for the fifth year to host its recording star shows. The shows, produced with Record World Magazine, are presented free to visitors every Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
Women of Faith Lutheran Church study Psalms and support Japan as a mission project. An evening titled Psalms and Cherry Blossoms invites members and guests to meet Friday at 7 40 p m in the parish building 20080 Redwood Road Castro Valley. A filmstrip, entertainment, and Oriental refreshments follow with Mrs Fred Knight as general chairman and Mrs Claud Bailey in charge of decorations
Reverend Glover of the First Baptist Church of Fremont leads a Holy Land tour funded by his congregation. The itinerary includes Jerusalem sites such as the Holy Sepulchre and Golgatha, plus Lebanon, Turkey, Cyprus, and Switzerland with stops alongside historical and biblical landmarks. The film Let My People Go is screened in Castro Valley with related exhibits and a free will offering accepted.
The Sand Society invites ministers and music directors to a preview matinee of Spectrum of Sacred Sound on May 25 at 2 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Auditorium. The public concert follows at 8:30 p.m. at the same venue. Panels will explain religious music services the society can offer Bay Area churches.
World Baptist membership totals 29,817,707, up 2.61 percent from last year. The Southern Baptist Convention leads with 11,142,728 members, followed by the National Baptist Convention USA with 6.3 million and the American Baptist Convention at 1.5 million.
The Peters family from Santa Cruz presents a service of music at the Central Church of the Nazarene 4074 Mowry Ave Fremont. Rev Dave Peters and wife Ideee sing and play trombone offering personal inspiration and testimonies.
Castro Valley Methodist Church at 19808 Wisteria Ave will host its eighth annual religious art festival from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the fellowship hall. A 4 p.m. program includes Devotion in Motion dance from Oakland, Joanne Diromock song, a Methodist Youth Fellowship skit, choir selections, Bob Downard piano solo, and Rob Carey saxophone solo.
The 14th National Rosary Pilgrimage for the Sick to Lourdes will depart New York on September 21 via Sabena. The all inclusive $585 covers round trip economy air travel from New York, Europe transport, lodging, meals, sightseeing, meetings, transfers, tips and porterage, with a Belgium visit to sacred sites included.
A California nonprofit The Electric Message produced a documentary tape titled The Mind Bandage. It will be presented tomorrow at First American Baptist Church, 26569 Gatling Road, Hayward. Rev. Roger Lewis invites interested parents to attend and discuss the themes of Top 40 influence on teens.
The San Leandro Association of Clergy will host talks on social relations this Thursday and on May 18 and 23. Each session will include brief introductions to mental disorders, followed by movies and discussion. Doors open at 7:40 PM.
Agencies affiliated with the Lutheran World Federation reported in a year end summary that the Department of World Service sent over 73 million pounds of food clothing and relief supplies valued around 14 million to needy areas worldwide in 1967. Since 1947 these agencies have delivered more than 1.6 billion pounds of goods valued at over 210 million to urgent needs globally.
Detective Darrel Jones of the Hayward Police Department speaks on drug use in the Hayward area at 7 30 p m Thursday in the fireside room of St Timothy Lutheran Church 26745 Huntford Ave Hayward Parents and young people are invited to the lecture and to view a display board showing marijuana LSD and the apparatus for their use
Several Alameda County residents serving in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints while attending Ricks College in Rexburg Idaho include Verrel W Wiley of Hayward as choir president and Sunday school teacher Ed Bernards and Brian Bodily of Fremont as home teaching supervisor and MIA superintendent Norman J Canning of San Leandro as Sunday school teacher Students hold 12 church positions on campus with stake organizations also represented and are released when returning home for breaks.
Crossword puzzle item reads Answer to Yesterdays Purty Down. Indicates a single word solution for a Down clue with a playful, local newspaper tone. The fragment suggests a concise puzzle entry rather than a full article, emphasizing the daily wordplay tradition.
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