13 May 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
1
Forecasts for Northern and Central California through Saturday and Sunday. Mostly dry with a chance of light rain near the Stegan border. Temperatures near normal. Strong westerly winds from the northwest at 14 to 25 mph, diminishing after nightfall.
Readable portions indicate cloudy to overcast conditions across the region through Saturday with showers possible. Winds shift to light to moderate from the coast to inland areas, cooler temperatures expected Saturday, and night fog in valleys. Localized readings show varied highs in the 40s to 70s and morning lows near mid 30s to 50s.
SAN FRANCISCO AP strike against KGO TV and KGO radio, American Broadcasting Co stations, amid an arbitration award dispute. NABBA members picketed. announcers engineers editors and operators refused to cross. James Greene says 15 program assistants involved. management accused of not honoring the arbitration award. KGO declined to comment.
Fremont residents protest a proposed facility citing noise from explosives. A company spokesman counters that only small charges would be used, with tests showing 101 pound blasts heard only within a two tile area and most charges in the 10 to 20 pound range. The plan includes alternating locations after a hearing, with FMC reviewing options in Fremont.
London AP reports the opposition Conservative party staged a notable comeback in local borough council elections across Britain as results rolled in on Thursday. The defeat of governing parties marked a shift in local power with Conservatives gaining seats and momentum.
Governor Reagan derided academic freedom used to justify rioting and urged a university code of conduct. The rally drew large crowds and a giant flag, with Don Deere as emcee and Buddy Ebsen among entertainers. Reagan attacked Brown’s administration over welfare, budget growth, and a proposed accounting plan, calling for reduced red tape and work or education requirements for welfare recipients.
A chaotic report describes U.S. denial of charges and aerial combat over Vietnam. U.S. and Marine jets battled Viet Cong near Da Nang and in the North, with bombings and artillery strikes targeting tunnels, bunkers, bridges, and supply lines. Eleven jets and numerous aircraft actions are mentioned, with injuries and deaths implied.
Gemini 9 astronauts plan three day rendezvous maneuvers with an Agena target satellite starting Tuesday. Command pilot Thomas Stafford and pilot Eugene Cernan will pursue the Agena across the western Pacific, docking within 20 minutes on the first major maneuver.
A Sacramento union welfare fund scandal widens with Richard Rock and Norman Call named as trustees linked to loans for an apartment project and a golf course that failed. Carl Moses Flack, an Oakland auditor, was seized in Miami while attempting to call his wife. Ward and Simons, both Sacramento residents, are also involved. the fund has been moved to the Bay Area for audit.
Albuquerque officials lifted a recent ban on out-of-state travel by city staff after Green suggested a local plan to allow a 200 attendant to accompany a zebras team to Colorado. The female zebras are being sent to Colorado Springs for mating, drawing shock from involved parties.
Hayward auto salesman Billy W Keith 41 of 21167 Aspen Ave Castro Valley and Wille Reid 43 of 171 Rivercrest Lane Hayward pleaded not guilty in Oakland Municipal Court to abortion charges. Both free on 5500 bonds and scheduled for June preliminary hearing following an April arrest after a 243 month Oak and police investigation.
An advertisement claims iron-poor blood causes fatigue and promotes Gerttol iron liquid or tablets. It urges checking with a doctor and offers a money back guarantee after seven days. The copy lists locations and a pharmacy chain and uses period advertising tone.
Two posts for Lewis stir a query as residents fear dual service on Newark city council and school board could taint actions. A deputy district attorney previously said serving on both bodies does not automatically create a conflict of interest, after a resident request for clarification.
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