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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
2
Readable text shows a Saturday forecast for Monterey Bay area with cooler conditions. Mentions late night to morning Moyra, minor temperature change, high Saturday around 08.0, low tonight.
Weather summaries across California regions describe a cool, overcast spell with patchy fog and light to moderate winds through Saturday. Highs mostly in 60s to 70s, cooler in the northwest, with no significant rain expected and temperatures easing by weekend.
Weather bulletin notes cooler conditions across Southern Alameda with low temperatures and pale skies. No significant precipitation expected as a light fog patches the morning hours.
Former Governor George Wallace plans a three week, northeast campaign in June to push his Peace and Freedom party bid for the November ballot. He will visit Boston Hartford Bangor Portland and Burns Md with a June 11 Memphis kickoff and a $0 to $20 million budget.
Herbert G. Klein editor of the San Diego Union will relinquish duties next week to join Richard M. Nixon's campaign staff. Klein, a personal friend and consultant to Nixon since 1966, will take on a staff role in the national campaign.
In Yermo California miners claim federally owned land holds a site where archaeologists led by Louis Leakey say tools and remains could prove earliest human presence in the Western Hemisphere. Glen Gunn demands researchers leave, offering $26 million. archaeologists refuse and plan to stay as land claims are challenged.
In Los Angeles AP report, a Kennedy backer charged that ads supporting both Humphrey and Kennedy misrepresent sponsorship and violate state election laws. Stephen Reinhardt, legal counsel for the Democratic State Committee, said Lynch group radio spots lack required disclaimers. Brown defends Humphrey, noting his campaign is not aiding Lynch in California.
A 21 year old roommate witnessed Paula DeBeant, a 2 year old office worker, plummet about 100 feet from a steep oceanside trail near the Palace of the Legion of Honor, southwest of the Golden Gate Bridge. Rescue crews could not revive her. Donna Gage called for help as DeBeant became trapped on the rocky path before the fall.
Robert R. Smith, described as a strong leader, becomes president of San Francisco State College after trustees approved his appointment in a series of special meetings. Smith seeks a term not exceeding three years amid ongoing student demonstrations and campus debate.
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