16 May 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
1
Geneva reports mark a breakthrough in the Kennedy Round negotiations shaping a US Europe partnership. The United States and the six nation Common Market emerge as two key trading blocs whose decisions govern non communist world policy. Tariffs are set to fall, with substantial cuts over five years, including a $3280 car seeing significant duty reductions.
In Paris Charles de Gaulle denounced British moves to join the six nation Common Market while noting U S Britain links. He warned war in Asia and domestic strife influence Europe as a 24 hour general strike disrupted daily life. He urged unity among France Italy West Germany Belgium Holland Luxembourg against perceived outside meddling.
Fremont Unified School District trustees voted 4-0 to not rehire James Ward a Wallers Junior High science teacher despite a state hearing officer Jerome P. Herst recommendation to vacate charges. Ward disputed claims of discipline emotional stability and adherence to directives citing a possible misunderstanding over his absence.
Sacramento AP report notes Governor Reagan vows to veto any Democrat bill tied to raising income taxes via withholding. He prefers a stopgap one year tax and criticizes withholding as a revenue move. Reagan comments on Vietnam war and welfare laws, urging cautious fiscal policy despite Senate delay on a large tax bill.
A misread wartime dispatch states an American jet may have been shot down in China after being struck by North Terrellianesi planes. No confirmation yet from official sources.
A chaotic report describes a San Francisco rioter arrest and police actions as unrest spills into schools. It also notes a Pentagon statement after a Monday attack near North Vietnam, denying US involvement in alleged China-linked communique accusations and detailing a downed jet and crew status.
Coastal fog was expected to cool the coast while inland areas peaked around 90 degrees. Hayward and the Niles district of Fremont were the warmest spots in Southern Alameda County with Livermore at 88 and Pleasanton at 87. Tonight's forecast calls for a warm low 30s to 37s.
The Newark family mourns Sgt Ariston Talan, killed May 5 when his helicopter in Vietnam’s First Air Cavalry Division was shot down. A seven year Army veteran on his second tour, he will be buried in Hawaii. Survived by parents, a sister, a brother, and several relatives.
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Sacramento AP reports a bill to eliminate California's inheritance tax appraisal system passed the Assembly and moves to the Senate by a 53 to 16 vote. It seeks to end the controversial valuation method and simplify estate assessments.
Former Assemblyman Byron Rumord accepted an invitation from a sped committee to appear and present his version of alleged circumstances tied to the narrow election victory of Oakland attorney Lewis Sherman for the State Senate seat. The hearing may mark the start of a third inquiry into the race.
City Manager Wesley McClure requests a 7.16 million dollar San Leandro budget for next year, down 1.76 million from this year, citing a tighter revenue picture and a need to preserve core services while funding priority capital improvements. Mayor Jack Maltester says cuts may come from capital projects and notes a one cent tax rate change equals about 17 thousand dollars in revenue. The budget remains balanced at the current rate with adjustments due to reassessment reform impacts and expected valuation shifts. Status notes continued discussion and page 3, column 21.
Reported clashes describe Reds defeating Brel forces while US spearhead units hold a contested outpost at Con Thien. Reinforcements and artillery fire shape the frontline as embattled defenders seek to stem the surge in the Vie sector.
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