19 May 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
1
United States aircraft conducted raids on a Hanoi location, hitting a site described as a target of military importance. Reports indicate continued aerial operations over the Vietnamese capital with emphasis on strategic strikes.
Forecasts show warm conditions across the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys through Saturday with continued mild nights. Central coast regions including Salinas and Santa Rosa expect fair skies with coastal fog likely in the north and overcast mornings inland. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 70s, with light westerly winds increasing afternoons.
AP dispatches describe a deadly escalation as 12 killed and 202 wounded, later 16 killed and over 40 wounded by Communist shells near the Marine zone. North Vietnam uses the demilitarized zone as a staging area and infiltration tunnel for campaigns to seize southern provinces. U S and allied forces answer with air strikes, long range artillery, and a growing ground operation. A relief force found 221 Americans dead with seven wounded in the central highlands after a platoon was overrun. The invasion force advanced by helicopter, landing craft, and foot, with heavy bombardment and the loss of a Skyhawk and a Crusader jet.
A chaotic compilation of fire calls and EMS responses across South County including Benedict of Ive, Groot Aves, Seven HG Road, Mission Boulevard, and Newark addresses. Notable mentions include car fires, heater incidents, and electrical hazards with multiple streets and times referenced. Dispatch notes include resuscitation attempts and responders from local stations amid scattered locations such as Cherrylaiko, Fairwood Street, and Hornites.
A series of birth notices from Eden Hospital and San Leandro area facilities report multiple newborns in May. Names include Arvid Aspind and Charles Elimvt, with several twins noted, and families from Fremont and Union City.
A garbled list of area marriage licenses shows multiple couples from Oakland San Leandro Hayward and Fremont. Names include Harold Eat HIM Gloria Elaina Padeo Carol Dawn Hille Lynn, and many others with ages and vague addresses across Alameda County.
A damaged OCR fragment from Hayward California lists a publication notice by The Baily Review published by Polly Review. It mentions officers including Lloyd Sparks as president and Prolivtar William Chileste and refers to Caedo Entered at Pot Offies. No clear dates or event details are readable.
The Senate Education Committee today killed a bill by Sen. Nicholas Petris that would have funneled about $200 million to California schools. The plan would have added $15 per student in state aid to 15 urban districts, affecting roughly 40 percent of the state's students in Los Angeles Hayward Richmond Fresno Long Beach Oakland Pasadena Torrance Riverside Sacramento San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Jose Stockton.
Washington AP report says a bulky 2.26 billion catch-all money bill including 75 trillion for a summer antipoverty program won Senate approval Friday. The measure bans using antipoverty funds to establish or operate a general media state and funds federal programs through fiscal year end June 20, sending the bill back to the House with 218 million saddled options.
The show will be seen by many parents during the college annual parents open house Sunday. The Pioneer published a picture of the Untitled object in its current issue. Entries were chosen by a committee of students and art faculty, with overlap to the gallery committee that operates the art gallery.
An article describes a designed machine to assist patterning, reducing manual labor. It notes the device would cost patients three dollars, placing it beyond reach for Rev. Gardner and his wife Malba, highlighting access issues for brain damaged individuals.
Reported shifts in Michigan politics show Hoffa, son of jailed Teamsters leader James Hoffa, running for a Democratic primary seat while allegedly ineligible to vote Tuesday due to district registration issues. A separate note mentions Don Young and a group forming a Parents nonprofit to fund a device aiding Sharron’s awakening.
Businessmen led by Joe Faria at 1569 East 14th Street pressed for action after youth driven vandalism and intimidation plagued the Strip. A coordinated crackdown by police and officials cut incidents over four nights, with 24 arrests and fewer citations, as teens from nearby areas dominated the violator pool.
War talk spreads from Cairo to regional capitals as Egypt requests UNEF exit. Secretary General Thant to announce the mission's end in New York leaving a thin border ditch between Israelis and Egyptians. Iraq Jordan Kuwait Syria mobilize forces amid border tensions and sabotage threats.
The Hayward Festival of the Arts features Gondeued Front Feseti and Strobridge Junior High School musicians under Dr. Lee Eielson, with Mary Jane Larsen leading the Hillview Crest Mothersingers. A 8 41 p.m. art auction follows the noon start after a 10 a.m. to noon children’s art preview, running through 9 p.m. Young cast Doug Hevener puppetry shows at 12 30 and 2 p.m., Berkeley Center Arts Ballet at 3 p.m., and Lafayette Dramateurs staging The American Dream at 8 p.m. Sunday activities begin at 10 a.m. Special shows for handicapped residents at 11 a.m. California State College drama presents The White House at 1 p.m., piano duets at 2 p.m., Canyon High School Ensemble at 2 30 p.m., Berkeley Center Arts Ballet at 3 p.m., Chabot College Band at 3 30 p.m. YWCA Hayward operates a snack booth. The event is funded by the City of Hayward, HACD, residents, and local artists, with art auctions helping raise funds and preserve Botany Grounds as a cultural arts center.
The article recalls Charles A. Lindbergh turning 65 in Darien Connecticut with privacy, avoiding interviews, while aviation figures like Frank Tallman and backers from Pan American and Ryan Airlines are noted as supporting anniversary events. It mentions Lindbergh’s past transatlantic flight, family, and connections to aviation institutions and sponsors. The piece hints at ongoing commemorations without Lindbergh’s direct involvement.
London reports East European informants say North Vietnam is receiving Soviet ground to ground missiles that could put Saigon and U S Seventh Fleet vessels within range. It was unclear if missiles are installed or when they would be used, but the supply could strengthen Hanoi in bargaining to end U S naval blockades.
A one woman protest delayed the Local Agency Formation Commission of Alameda County from acting on a 104 acre annexation in east Castro Valley to the Castro Valley Sanitary District. Mrs Rene Ellsworth said she opposed annexation as exorbitant and unwarranted, prompting the board to defer until June 6 for further reports from the health department and Everett Wright, district manager.
A village doctor in Bilopal, India, answered an emergency call only to be seized by bandits posing as patients. He was held for 20 hours until he could arrange payment of a ransom.
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