25 May 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
1
The forecast notes irregularities with variable ranges across regions. Inland areas are expected to see modest deviations while northern zones trend toward near normal conditions at period end with some pockets above normal.
An OCR readout summarizes wide area weather outlooks for Northern and Central California through Thursday. Forecasts call for fair to mild conditions with fog risk in some coastal zones and variable winds at 8 to 18 mph in portions of the Sacramento Valley and Sierra.
New Haven School seeks a federal grant to reorganize attendance zones and transport. The plan moves kindergarten and first grade from Seven Hills and Searles to Decoto, with later transfers to Searles and Manuel White. About 400 pupils affected, saving transportation costs. The Decoto site would host an experience center to boost verbal skills and language arts with smaller classes and additional specialists.
The American Democratic Association ADA board endorsed several candidates in the California June primary but failed to reach a unified endorsement. Ed Brown and Thomas Braden for lieutenant governor, William Williams for secretary of state, Phillip Drath for the 1st District, Don Lillibridge in the 11th District, Don Edwards for the 13th District, and Nick Pettis and W Byron Romford for state senate were named among those supported.
In Oregon Pat J. Patterson wins the Republican nomination over Don Kinkaid amid backing talk of John Birch Society ties. in Kentucky John Young Brown defeats M. G. Snyder for the Democratic Senate nomination. John Sherman Cooper secures renomination in Kentucky, while Tom McCall wins Oregon’s Republican gubernatorial nod with Straub as Democrat nominee.
Explorer 32, America’s new orbital chemical laboratory, lifts off to map Earth’s upper atmosphere. Hatfield wins GOP nomination for Senate in Oregon, criticizing Johnson’s Asia policy. Morse backs Morgan, votes Hatfield. Florida primary notes show Burns’ campaign shifting after early Negro precinct results.
The Oro Loma bond issue faces a primary ballot as 14 candidates hope to ride a district boat to victory. Gen Mgr Gerald Worthley plans to retire after delaying successor Gail Stanton Lorrain’s appointment. Defeat could spur public wake up per the San Lorenzo Home Owners Association president Hal Lohmann. The move aims to cut election costs from $15 000 to $25 000 and reflects board and supervisors efforts.
Discussion over completion of all agreements zoning and right of way negotiations stalls as San Leandro faces sewer treatment standards issues. City officials note no written agreement exists with developers while Washington Manor and Kane area dispute street pattern changes and pump station needs.
District leaders defend fringe benefits for directors and rising costs as talks on Washington Manor de annexation stall. Officials cite $24.21 to $28.59 monthly policy charges for directors and $25 per meeting as part of district expenses. Colleague Moore argues the district is running a red, while rest of panel defends insurance as prudent. Discussion shifts to sewer and annexation issues with San Leandro and Oro Loma. Tomorrow: more on side issues.
The scanthawed analysis notes Brown maintains about half the support of his rival in Southern California. It adds that Yorty presents a strong regional base and could improve his standing before election day if his campaign gains traction.
Washington reports FBI agents arrested 18 men and sought 4 more in a nationwide sweep over interstate telephone transmission of gambling profits. In California San Rafael, Craemer died at 78, linked to media and political circles, while Usher and other officials faced charges. The operation used a blue box device to avoid long distance bills.
The House passed a measure shielding about one million small retail and service workers from minimum wage legislation. The action aims to keep nearly all such employees out of coverage, limiting the impact on small businesses.
A bandit entered Charleston bank on Tuesday and demanded money. He grabbed a paper bag with 1500 dollars in cash but left behind a teargas bomb disguised as five dollar bills. Police found the getaway car abandoned with tear gas traces. bank VP W. E. Weed notes such devices are among protective measures. The robber remains at large.
Robert Sadler 30 of 6453 Baine Ave Newark charged with armed robbery after a liquor store holdup yesterday. Police say he fled during a confrontation with DMNV patrolman Fred Andrews and Sgt. Pratt Truscott. Sadler remained in hospital in good condition.
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