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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1967
Page
1
Forecasts for Northern and Central California through Sunday show fair skies with widely scattered thunderstorms in some areas. Little temperature change. variable winds 5 to 25 mph. lingering coastal clouds in the Bay Area and higher Sierra regions may see isolated storms this evening and Sunday afternoon.
The bulletin lists regional outlooks from Salinas Valley to Monterey Bay and Santa Maria with fair to overcast conditions. It notes light winds, cooler nights, and a warmer Sunday in many areas, including Monterey Bay, Santa Clara Valley, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, and Santa Rosa Plain. City forecasts include Cincinnati and Philadelphia with variable winds.
California figures honor Senator McAleer, praising his leadership and public service. He authored bills aiding crime victims, veterans, education, and mental health programs, and helped curb bay pollution. A former SF supervisor and Fisherman’s Wharf restaurateur, his death shifts the Senate margin and triggers a special election.
Fire department log from Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro San Lorenzo Cherryland Union City Ashland Fremont Newark Pleasanton Livermore area lists multiple incidents in a three hour span. Entries reference grass and vehicle fires, resuscitation efforts, investigations, and one house fire with various street locations and times.
An olive wood crucifix about 85 inches high, possibly by Michelangelo, was found in a monastery sale in Viterbo. Aldo d Urso, a Roman art collector, paid 25 million lire for it six months ago and has fielded offers up to 2 million dollars from a New York gallery. The piece bears an inscription and may have been made for the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Florence. a museum display is planned, with lending to museums worldwide.
The Baily Review Pedtishad by The Daily Review lists Ing loyd Sparke as President and Publisher with Weittrom Chiteste serving as Fullness Mareger and Advertising Dirrerer.
SACRAMENTO The Senate Rules Committee endorsed the appointment of Earl Strathman Alameda County administrator to the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission. The nomination was approved Thursday and sent to the Senate for confirmation.
The Puerto Rican Union for Mutual Aid, Inc. will crown a new queen at 8 tonight in the cannery workers hall at 492 CSt. Hayward. The coronation will be followed by dancing until 1 a.m. candidates include Patricia Guimes Nancy frodrigues Karen Liierary Aguln Maclopig Marla Rice and Georgia Schumaker with Mrs. Cora Fletcher in charge and Joe Cutierres as general chairman. Admission is $2.40.
In Sacramento the Governor’s tax plan totals about 1.057 billion dollars, aided by a 140 billion dollars bite. Reagan unveils details as fiscal pressures rise, aiming to balance a large budget for the coming fiscal year. The package includes a real estate sales tax, higher levies on intercity and insurance firms, and a broader sales tax to cover repair services and utility bills. Legislation to legalize harness racing and extend the tax plan is slated for racing days, with projections of tens of millions added into the treasury. The plan would shift the tax base, adding up to four cents of sales tax in total and boosting revenue through various levies and expanded coverage.
SACRAMENTO UPS report: The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee will draft three more amendments to the amended firearms control bill despite pleas from author Assemblyman Don Mulford R Piedmont. Mulford urged prompt approval and refused to engage with hypothetical questions. The panel postponed decisive questions and will reconvene next Thursday to vote or consider further amendments.
A Cal State student died after a two car collision at Smalley and Princeton streets in Hayward at 2:42 a.m. Thomas Jefferson McClain 42 of Hayward underwent surgery in Kaiser Oakland and remained in intensive care. Kenneth Manning 16 of Hayward was not injured. Three Hayward youths and two other riders were hospitalized after separate crashes.
Fragmented obituary and social notices outline individuals connected to Castro Valley and Hayward. Mentions Ure premises marijuana, 40 kilos in a car, 16 kilos in a garage, plus several local names and lodge memberships. Includes service details for John M. Wachison and others, with interment and family references in Oakland area.
The report depicts a chaotic Middle East crisis with references to U S fleets, Arab states including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and broadcasts from Cairo and Damascus. It notes Israeli distrust, Arab-Soviet alignment hints, and tensions involving Jordan and Syria amid a broader pro Western stance.
A local councilman was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated after testimony described by witnesses. The case involved car damage and questions about alcohol, with several witnesses including Fred St. Rogers and Allen B. testifying about events surrounding the accident.
Oakland man Savannah Road Tremont held by Fremont police after a scuffle at the GM Fremont plant left a coworker stabbed. Victim Ross, a 30-year-oldAssembler, was listed in satisfactory condition at Kaiser Hospital. Bail set at $22,000 as investigators pursue charges of attempted homicide. Additional details identify involved parties, locations, and times surrounding the incident.
Nasser in Cairo vowed to not back down as Egypt claimed success against Israel and warned that war could come if Israel continued. Radio Baghdad said Iraq sent infantry and artillery to Syria while Mecca and Cairo broadcasts urged Arabs to destroy Israel. Pan-Arab calls for support rose across Damascus and Pakistan Muslim groups urged volunteers amid mounting tensions in the Near East.
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