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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
2
Astrological forecast offers general guidance across signs from Scorpio to Libra with advice on mood, behavior and decisions. Readers are urged to stay steady, avoid conflict, and focus on responsible action while considering personal boundaries and obligations.
California candidates brace for a large May 31 primary after Memorial Day. Governor Brown targets Ronald Reagan while Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty criticizes Viet Nam policy. Republican Warren Dorn seeks equal air time amid broadcasting disputes.
In Birmingham, UPI reports Negro candidates vie for legislative and statewide posts in the Alabama Democratic runoff. Voters number around 200000 with many Negro contenders running in counties where they hold clout, while NAACP leaders predict gains yet warn of white opposition. George Wallace and Sen. John Sparks dominate the gubernatorial race dynamics.
Washington sources say heavy Democratic losses in the 1966 elections could force a postelection two houses session this year. If Democrats lose 15 or 20 House seats they would still hold power but lose voting control over Great Society bills. A Johnson call for a late year special session is possible to push key legislation.
The piece notes Senator Javits may gain leverage in a 1968 bid if he secures a second spot in 1960 and links paths to Gov. George Romney. Rockefeller's support ties Javits to Romney, with advisers reminding him of favorite son backing and possible influence on the Republican ticket.
The Garden City speech says Rockefeller will not seek the presidency again and Javits may be favored for a top spot. Javits signals willingness to exchange Senate seat if needed. Israel and Nicaragua context cited as part of broader GOP considerations for 1968.
Gov. Frank Clement announces another Democratic bid for the U S Senate. He seeks the nomination while remaining unbeaten in state office. The move positions him against national contenders and reshapes party dynamics in Tennessee.
SAN LEANDRO The Philatelic Society of San Leandro will hold trader's night on June 17 at 8 p.m. on the second floor of the American Savings Building in Pelton Center. Bass, 48, defeated Clement two years ago for the unexpired term of the late Estes Kefauver. Clement, who turns 46 Thursday, was the state's youngest governor elected in 1952 and cannot succeed himself after terms.
Thirty eight people died Monday when a bus crashed 360 feet down a moonside near Dehra Dun India. The Vatican secretariat for promoting Christian unity said two observers will attend the World Methodist Council meeting in London in August.
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