31 May 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1967
Page
1
Forecasts indicate partly cloudy interior and south coastal areas with continued cool conditions and windy conditions near the coast. Temperatures vary with highs near the mid 70s in some valleys and lower 60s elsewhere, with chances of showers and thunderstorms in mountainous regions and at night.
Soviet warships near the 6th Fleet are shown in a schedulable plan with destroyers and a icebreaker, while the United States vows to keep international sea lanes open. Britain Egypt and Israel weigh naval and diplomatic steps as NATO allies consider bases and support routes, with Middle East tensions rising and naval forces in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba.
General Ethan Allen Chapman will become Chief of Staff at North America Air Defense Command, succeeding retiring Marion Mayer. Chapman has led NORADs Western region from Ramona AFB California and previously commanded at Ft Baker California.
A string of births reported in South County areas lists mothers, family names, and locations including Newark, Fremont, Casto Valley, Hayward, and Oakland. Entries mention new sons and daughters, with dates in May and associated households such as Mr. and Mrs. Coral Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wols, and other residents across the region.
A list of marriage licenses shows entries for couples including Crowell and Diane Philips in Fremont, and Palicia Jean Rose also linked to Fremont. Additional names and mailing addresses appear for Castro Valley, Newark, and surrounding communities with dates and location notes.
A garbled OCR fragment from The Daily Review mentions a publisher and sparse clues to date and place. It shows damaged text about a meeting or notice but fails to provide clear names actions or outcomes for a concise abstract.
Fragmented text from a local notice or advertisement includes stray names and symbols. Key readable terms reference a publication office, bureau, and specific codes but there is no coherent event or date to summarize. The readable parts provide insufficient detail for a full item.
Newark resident Nowak Min received six months in county jail and three years probation after pleading guilty in Alameda County to selling amphetamine crystals. He was arrested after a controlled sale to an undercover agent, with the investigation led by Waterbury police. Public records note the defendant was found at 3196 Claremont Drive.
A quirky typo laden report from New York notes a prankster and Puritan branding while a college basketball game pushes a score past a thousand points, highlighting a historic high in NCAA play.
Washington reports say a multinational naval force could enforce free passage through the Gulf as a cooperative alternative to unilateral action. Major maritime powers including the United States and Britain may seek support from key states to pressure Egypt to withdraw its blockade and avoid direct warship deployment. Japan, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, and other European sea powers are expected to be canvassed for participation.
Union executives and locals in San Francisco raise questions about studies conducted by the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, challenging approaches to bridge practices and seeking clarity on safety and efficiency measures.
VAN NUYS California Simon FP Cyr Bittner a recently retired airline pilot with 39 000 flight hours and a career spanning a flying service in Syracuse New York and World War I era barnstorming. He joined Gates There also engaged with Panghorn Flying Circus facing wartime financial strains and served Air Transport Command troops in Yemen and China Burma theatre supporting allied operations.
Fragmented wartime item notes radio volunteers aiding wounded soldiers, call signs, and hospital comms. Mentions local VFW post assisting with long distance calls and others attempting to capitalize on the service. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
County officials report Strathman secures a large raise amid widespread boosts for 6,100 county employees. Chief deputies for key offices gain substantial pay increases while others see smaller percentage raises, reflecting a broad salary review across the administration.
A June fundraiser at the San Leandro Boys Club for the Widows and Orphans Fund, run by the San Leandro Wirefighters Association, features dancing to The Tranquilitys with Fireman Robert F. Sanchez in charge. Tickets are sold by local San Leandro firefighters.
Vietnamese forces and wounded two American Marines. The border heated up as Vietnamese troops battled large concentrations of North Vietnamese off the northern coast, 342 miles northeast of Salgat between the Leatherneck bases at Hoi An and Chu Lai. Reports say 12 Communists were killed as fighting near the DMZ focused on bunkers used to harass the outpost at Cong Thien. US 1st Air Cavalry Division troops sweeping the coastal plain near Bong Bon, 10 miles northeast of Saigon, encountered an unknown larger Communist force. 28 North Vietnamese were reported killed. In Pleiku area clashes continued, U.S. fear a large-scale offensive led officials to call in air and artillery strikes. South Vietnamese officials said terrorists killed 67 civilians last week, 13 fewer than the prior week, with 296 wounded. Leaflets over the Nat area carried a Plea for Realism signed by 16 U.S. Senators urging Hanoi not to be swayed by U.S. war debates. Leatherneck units attempted to block three North Vietnamese divisions approaching the border. two camps of the 1st Marine Regiment were hit Monday and Memorial Day sweeps pressed against bunkers.
The deadline for a budget balancing fax program and other tax proposals looms as Assembly advocates push a 14 billion plan. Unruh urged an extraordinary session with Assemblyman Joby, G Veneman, and M Modesto, while Reagan’s revenue program tops $1 billion but awaits its first legislative test in a Senate committee.
A local freeway committee and the named owners representatives back a proposed route. Two more breakfast meetings are set for June 12 and June 26 at the Daily Motel to review the southern route for informational purposes. A formal recommendation will be drafted for Wayward City Council at the June 26 session.
Transit workers in major California cities push for wage hikes as AC Transit proposes a 45 cent raise over three years, totaling about 3.46 per hour this year. San Francisco Municipal Railway drivers, represented by the Transit Workers Union, earn about 3.62 and seek 3.74 per hour.
Oakland AP reports a three alarm blaze caused extensive damage to Fremont High School, a vacant building at the time of the alarm. Investigators believe arsonists started the fire in parts used for machine shops and related shop space, with damages estimated around the building.
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