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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
6
A Sunday school board gathering and a state PTA speech in San Francisco mark the district’s heated debate over financing new schools. The 1966 bond election failed after district turmoil over busing and a prior shakeup attempt. Public trust deteriorates as officials push for harmony amid ongoing controversy.
A large Alameda County gathering honored Assemblyman Carlos Bee for years of service to his district state and nation. The testimonial praised Bee as a full time legislator whose dedication and patient leadership spurred growth and development. His wife Jean and five children joined the tributes in a ceremonial evening reflecting affection and respect.
In the California Capitol Assemblyman Toran's Transportation and Commerce Committee will consider AB1992 a bill to ban unsafe auto modifications on streets and highways inspired by a San Leandro campaign after a teen's fatal crash last September The measure has gained support from safety experts and law enforcement spokesmen and invites public input to Assemblyman Foran and Mong at the State Capitol Sacramento.
The inquiry centers on IRS scrutiny of Sen. Long and aides plus a 1960s audit of tax returns for 1964 to 1967. Subcommittee officials question routine procedures while alleging possible wiretapping and eavesdropping tactics tied to the investigation, with mentions of a private accounting firm and a security clearance dispute.
An account recounts Rudolf Hess flying to Scotland in 1941 in an attempt to broker peace with Britain. He parachuted to safety after a failed rendezvous, was captured uninjured, and his abrupt action altered Nazi war crimes exposure while he remained imprisoned in Berlin.
The piece argues for a return to civil public discourse and democratic openness, criticizing campus protests and urging respect for diverse viewpoints. It notes Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon as front-runners shaping a debate on order versus free expression, praising a CBS Berlin tribute as a corrective glow in a tense, divisive season.
In 1805 Confederate President Jefferson Davis was captured fleeing Invincible Ga and sentenced to two years in prison. In 1940 German divisions invaded Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands. In 1941 Germany launched a major air raid on London damaging Westminster Abbey and Big Ben. In 1960 the US submarine Triton completed a surface-free world circumnavigation. A thought for the day cites Jeremy Taylor on leaving the table sober.
A Washington Window item critiques a government released Detailed Statement of Disbursements showing how members and staff used about nine million dollars. It notes inconsistent detail, highlights airline travel costs, and mentions attempts to publish voucher data, urging readers to obtain a copy for serious scrutiny.
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