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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1967
Page
3
Sandra Hale and her brother Kevin four are camping on the practice football field at the campus. They are among more campers than teepers evident at the site. The children come from Pico Rivera near Los Angeles. The pageant opened yesterday.
Washington report alleges closer ties between former Teamsters chief Hoffa and Sen. Edward Long raising questions amid ethics inquiries and past campaign support. The piece notes Long’s Miami Beach convention gratitude and accusations tied to past investigations and wiretap concerns.
The article reports on changes to reserve callups amid debates on IRS leaks and legal fees from attorney Morris Shenker to Senator Long. It notes the Pentagon plan to retain delinquents in the Ready Reserve pool, extending training and adjusting active duty requirements.
Thirteen Japanese fishing boats trapped in an ice jam in the Sea of Okhotsk moved toward open water Saturday with help from the Soviet icebreaker Angara, the Maritime Safety Board said all 208 fishermen were believed safe.
A man made blackout struck Cincinnati and parts of northern Kentucky Friday night, paralyzing downtown with lights out for hours. Stores closed, elevators stalled, and traffic signals dark. officials linked the outage to an explosion at a Cin nali Gas and Electric power station that severed a 13,200 volt line and caused a feedback blast.
Sir Francis Chichester neared Plymouth in the Gypsy Moth IV on a homeward leg of his 30 000 mile solo circumnavigation. Winds were light as an armada of boats gathered to welcome him, with officials estimating about half a million spectators along the harbor.
Castro Valley special services at the Marshall Retreat at 1 pm to honor Memorial Day. Speakers include Dr. Marvin Smith superintendent of Castro Valley Unified School District and Hawk LaFleche superintendent of Alameda County Schools. A number of students will participate in the program.
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