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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
1
Dillon was named chairman of the Mayors group at an Albany gathering. The event was picketed by JOBART representatives. Thomas L. Fike urged the election of Brown, president of Negro Churches in the Bay Area, in JOBART’s behalf.
Forecasts cover Northern and Central California with variable cloudiness through Friday. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the north today into tonight, with a 60 percent shower chance in the San Francisco Bay Area and strengthening westerly winds Friday. Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada show mainly cloudy skies and additional showers or thunderstorms tonight and Friday.
Southern Alameda County officials approve a resolution opposing U S Postal Service curbside mailbox rules in new residential subdivisions and express informal support for Piedmont Councilman Laurence D Kelly as Bay Area Air Pollution Control representative. Appointment decision pending next Monday mayor meeting.
The page continues coverage of the Arms Test Center in Fremont with details linking to ongoing programs and local collaboration. It outlines project scope, involved agencies, and potential milestones for 1940s military testing efforts.
San Francisco assessor candidate Russell L. Wolden faced cross examination for bribery charges as the trial continued. He challenged Chief Assistant D A Francis Mayer, saying you are confused Mr Mayer during questioning on his fourth day on the Superior Court witness stand. FMC officials weighed possible sites in Fremont and other cities while officials warned about fears of noise and dangers from the weapons facility.
The Delaware senator charged shortages and questioned Johnson administration decisions in Vietnam. He contrasted Goldwater’s warnings with later actions, while Williams defended the military steps and avoided specifying Goldwater’s suggested policies.
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller marked his third wedding anniversary in Niagara Falls, the so called honeymoon capital, while his wife Happy Rockefeller was not with him.
The Daily Review published by Floyd Sparks and William Chilcott lists editorial roles and multiple California office listings. Address communications to W. Winton Ave Hayward with subscription rates and numerous local office phone numbers across Alameda County.
Air Force and Navy fighters renewed raids over North and South Vietnam after a monsoon lull. An F105 Thunderchief was shot down 65 miles northeast of Hanoi with a rescue thwarted by heavy shelling. A Phantom ditched near Cam Ranh Bay after fuel loss. both crew rescued. A CH47 Chinook crash northeast of Saigon killed 21 aboard, described as one of the war’s worst helicopter disasters. U.S. and allied deaths rose while Viet Cong losses dropped to a low for the year. weekly U.S. fatalities totaled 70 with 569 wounded and seven missing or captured. Since January 1, 1961, 3,152 Americans have been killed in combat.
The ASPCA reported contraceptive drugs can control pigeons. In Manhattan pilots, adding the chemical to feed reduced births by about two thirds without harming adult pigeons.
Non-retail merchants questioned in a survey oppose part of a proposed sign ordinance while 72 percent favor limiting committee membership to three retailers and two others. J Paul George notes lettering only would be counted. city wants full back-ground count and a five member approval board is suggested.
Local GOP chapter censures a known area woman amid internal party tensions. The move follows disputed statements during recent meetings and reflects ongoing governance quarrels within the party. No further details on charges or individuals are disclosed in available text.
In Castro Valley a local meeting discussed a proposed tax increase urged by Mrs. Meda Soares. The Assembly District Republican League, UROC, and the Coordinating Council of the United Republicans debated recall tactics against Glen Collier, with 25 businessmen surveyed and 36 percent supporting the tax hike as a hedge against inflation.
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