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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1967
Page
1
Forecast shows a steady night and Wednesday for the San Francisco Bay Area with continued cool conditions. Small craft warnings expected for the northwest wind area as the conditions persist.
Northern and central California see early cloudiness with scattered showers over mountains tonight and Wednesday. Strong northwest winds 10 to 25 mph affect coast and valleys. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to the mid 80s across regions including the Sacramento Valley and Santa Clara Valley.
The association outlines needing about 70 000 for initial revitalization stages with 30 000 to be raised next year 20 000 from landlords and 10 000 from new memberships. Plans include a master plan for the central district a redevelopment agency and city backing. Focus is on pedestrian flow parking validation facade improvements parks and plazas and coordinated promotion to revitalize downtown bounded by Second Street and the civic center site.
The report lists responses from Hayward San Leandro Ashland Cherryland and Faber area stations to events including stove fires bomb scares car fires and a pedestrian incident. Notable entries include a stove fire on Jane Ave at dusk and a car fire near Grover Way as responders rushed to various locations Government and church grounds feature in the listings with mixed times from dawn to evening.
A long list of births from May across South County area including Hayward Fremont Union City and Castro Valley with parents names and addresses. Notable entries include twins at Newark and multiple boys and girls born to various families such as the McLennan and Miller households. Hospitals referenced include San Leandro Memorial and St Rose Hospital.
A cluttered notice lists numerous marriage licenses in the area. Pairs include Ray Ark Yarkey and Loa Wilkes of San Leandro, Paul Hedwigler and Abaris Gialing of Livermore, and Randel Ellison with Sendra Kerstenson of Livermore, among others, with various mailing and home addresses.
Supporters of Senator Thomas J Dodd see momentum as Senate action on the censure resolution is delayed from May 22 to June 13. Dodd has spoken on national television and defense lines have drawn cautious praise. Senator Russell Long and others push columns in his favor while backers note public opinion remains largely against him.
California Highway Patrol was dispatched at 10 40 p m to the Bayshore Freeway near San Bruno after a 300 pound sea lion wandered from the bay across the San Francisco International Airport area. The animal crossed fences, moved onto the old airport road and boarded the freeway on ramp before being struck and killed in a westbound lane. A United Airlines maintenance crew first reported the unusual traveler.
The Fremont court district reports rising caseloads with 18.8 per cent annual growth and 1.9 judges needed next year. From 1961-62 to 1985-68 filings more than doubled, dispositions up 107 per cent, and civil nonjury delays rose to three months. Pucci seeks expansion, risking more crowded police facilities and potential space losses for a new courtroom.
US reconnaissance reports suggest North Vietnam used dummy aircraft to mislead raids while U S bombs targeted rail lines and military sites outside Hanoi. Areas northwest and northeast of Hanoi, along the border panhandle, saw intensified strikes and interdiction of truck convoys and boats supplying Communist troops.
U S forces report heavy antiaircraft fire around the air base with limited losses. Marines near the DMZ clash with North Vietnamese regulars as they clear a bunkered position and repel mortar attacks amid ongoing operations.
The article reflects on fallen soldiers buried at Arlington and questions if they died in vain. It reports on B52 raids and mentions a four star general and rent reviews while noting diverted raids toward supply routes to Communist forces in South Vietnam. It cites Washington reports and uncertainty surrounding military actions.
A chaotic blaze at a gun and ammunition shop resulted in six deaths amid a broader wartime context. The incident closes a volatile day with gunfire, raids, and discussions of strikes and strategic rail and road disruptions across North Vietnam and adjacent areas. President Johnson’s message honoring fallen defenders was read at a memorial.
San Francisco Democrat William Blake announced his candidacy for the State Senate following the death of State Senator McAleer. Preliminary investigation linked an accidental discharge of a 45 caliber pistol to the blast, with Blake noting his plan to run in the event of McAleer’s vacancy.
Retired Vice Admiral Clark W. Woodward, a 50 year veteran of the U.S. Navy and Spanish American War era figure, died Monday. The article notes his life across multiple wars and his long duty record, amid a chaotic Mekong Delta fighting report and references to President McAteer and a shaken public figure.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Durkin left an estate near 7 million dollars. The late president of a San Francisco wholesale liquor company owned 5 million in shares and 860000 in U S Treasury bonds and other securities. The inventory was filed and his will directed most of the estate to his widow and five sons.
Nasser pledges continued resistance and calls for a holy war while acceding to Soviet support. Arab forces posture along the Gulf of Aqaba as Egypt tightens its blockade and Israeli civilians support civil mobilization. The U.N. Security Council weighs a restraint resolution amid conflicting signals on navigation rights and regional access.
Services for Leonor L Castilla of Pittsburg will be held at Sorenson Bros Chapel Hayward at 8:30 a.m. She died Sunday and was a native of Mexico long a Hayward resident. Widow of Luis Castilla and mother of Emily Flores Pittsburg Nellie Romlas Sacramento. She leaves five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Rev John Aking will officiate. Burial Mt Eden Cemetery Hayward.
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