California Weather Across Regions With Mixed Temperatures
Northern and central California forecast sunny through Friday with cool mornings and rising highs 33 to 78 depending on area. Winds vary from gentle to light northerly, with scattered grass fires reported near Hayward, Fremont, Pleasanton, and surrounding communities as firefighters respond to ongoing blaze activity.
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Births Reported Across South County Hospitals
Listing births at EDEH and Washington and Rose Hospitals in Fremont and surrounding towns. Names include Felizarda Leas in Wsoniind Bled. Edward White. Kenneth Darion. Jason. and many others with dates in October and November. Multiple newborns, both boys and girls, listed with parent names and addresses in Hayward Fremont Newark Union City and San Leandro.
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Houston Riots Blamed On 8NCC
Police intelligence chief Lt. M. L. Singleton testified before Senate investigators that Negro militants funded by the city antig poverty agency tried to ignite riots. He said SNCC leaders agitated before a riot at Texas Southern University in Houston, the state’s largest Negro college.
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Thie Baily Review AUASLA AUDIF s BUREAU CIRCULATION
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a bureau circulation topic, with unclear names and no distinct events. It reads as a truncated note likely about distribution or staffing within a news bureau. Further readable context is required to form a coherent card.
One Hundred Feared Dead in Bali Strait Ferry Disaster
Jakarta authorities report about 100 people feared dead after a ferry sank in Lambok Strait off Bali. Only two survivors among 102 aboard have been found, with search operations ongoing.
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Johnson Says Tax Delay Is Adding To Inflation
Johnson criticizes Congress for tax and spending delays fueling inflation and market uncertainty. He argues inaction raises interest costs and stock losses, blaming Congress for drastic cuts to administration programs like model cities and rent subsidies.
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Fairview Expands Volunteer Fire Coverage Despite Paid Staff
Hayward Mayor Jom K. Smith approved a request from Lee Jarding to boost mutual aid by adding volunteers to Fairview Fire Tower District. Until Fairview can fill vacancies, Hayward may dispatch up to two engines and crews as needed for major rangeland or structure fires. The mutual aid plan typically covers one engine, keeping Hayward with five ready pieces of equipment. Volunteers have been filling shifts, with eight responding on average even during the day, representing about a third of the force.
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Washington Hospital faces critical bed shortage sparks bond talk
Hospital leaders warn of extreme bed shortage as 133 beds full by 5 p.m. and pediatrics near capacity. Directors debate a new bond election, timing, and a portable two story building option costing about 24000 with lease option. plan for classroom space and a $20000 dishwasher for future expansion. public updates urged.
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J. T. Stone
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Druggist Foils Hayward Pharmacy Robbery Attempt
Charles Armos, 60, closing Medical Arts Pharmacy at 1343 A Street Hayward, yelled robbery after two men blocked the door and one drew a pistol. The would be robbers fled to a waiting car when a witness saw the scene. One suspect wore a stocking mask, the other a hooded parka.
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County and City Officials Seek Federal Aid for the Poor
Alameda County Human Relations Commission passed a resolution urging the Alameda County Board of Supervisors and city councils to press Congress for full funding to alleviate the deepening needs of the urban poor. The measure cites national events highlighting plight and calls for a stronger moral and financial commitment to root causes, aligning with a San Francisco commission action. William Becker, San Francisco HR Commission executive director, discussed the issue with Alameda officials.
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British quarantine widens to curb hoof and mouth outbreak
Worried British officials quarantined farm animals in 18 counties to halt the spread of a deadly hoof and mouth disease outbreak across the countryside. The action reflects heightened concern as authorities work to contain the animal health crisis and protect livelihoods.
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Red Losses Hit 1000 At Loc Ninh
Reports from Saigon detail U S and South Vietnamese casualties in ongoing operations south of Hue and along the DMZ. Casualties for Americans last week total 166 killed and 366 wounded with 14 missing, while allied forces overall suffered dozens killed and hundreds wounded. Ferocious air and ground actions target guerrilla and troop positions amid weather delays and renewed bombardment along the northern border.
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Ohlone College Site List Cut
Property is north of Stanford Lane bounded by Fland center easements Nimitz Freeway and proposed Cherry Boulevard Stevenson Street extensions. The church owned land faced rejection after debate as trustees debated condemning church land and considered sale to the district. Trustees planned a site visit amid ongoing discussions.
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Fire damages home as kitten saves bystander’s life
Neighbors alert firefighters to a blaze at the McCann residence on 1678 St Hayward. The fire consumed a mattress and caused extensive smoke damage with an estimated value of 1200 dollars. Firemen rescued a kitten, and a passerby resuscitated a neighbor using a resuscitator.
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Burglars Take About 100 Suits From Bayfair Store
Bayfair Shopping Center Bayfair San Leandro police report burglars smashed a window at Moores Clothing Co. early today and absconded with about 100 to 140 men’s suits. Victim Robert J. Lusher, 24, of 62480 Thornton Ave, was injured and hospitalized for cuts and possible fracture after being knocked onto a car roof by the force of the impact. Store manager could not yet confirm exact loss pending inventory. Suspects fled in a vehicle. one driver identified as Joe Waldo Benton, 24, of Fremont.addresses listed in report.
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Fremont Plant Motorcycle Crash Injures Rider
A Fremont man employed at the General Motors plant was injured early today when his motorcycle collided with a car exiting the plant area. Both drivers were leaving work at the time of the crash, according to police.
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Senate Hearings Urge U N Peace Effort In Vietnam War Split
Senate Foreign Relations Committee debates a Morse resolution urging the United Nations to mandate peace steps in Vietnam. Fulbright warns the measure could be seen as a rebuke to President Johnson while committee members dispute its scope. State Department rejects North Vietnamese bombing charges as aimed at civilians. Diplomats note talks with Latin American and European nations about noncombatant aid to South Vietnam.
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Romney Still Not Satisfied With Paths to Nomination
Lansing Michigan dispatch reports George Romney on Wednesday remains undecided about becoming a formal candidate for the Republican presidential nomination as he tours the state. He has not confirmed a campaign timetable or concrete declaration.
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Vietnam casualty survives amid contrived claims and praise
A wounded Vietnam veteran, Wayne Bayne, is reported to have survived after signs suggested death. Doctors say the patient could be deprived of blood for minutes without damage, while his mother credits faith and a pending recovery. Bayne's letters home from Vietnam reveal his desire not to be left behind, underscoring his family’s resolve.
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Fire death threat by own action in Buddhist campaign
Aged leader Kanth Viet Nays ailitint Buddhist group threatened self immolation to protest President Thieu policies. Five followers have died by self immolation since Oct 2 in aRamana Catholic convert campaign against Thieu. Nun Hui Fri died after pouring gasoline on herself near Nha Trang in Vietnam.
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