08 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
1
A blaze yesterday enveloped an old house and destroyed a barn and two sheds on the Fudenun Ranch near Washington Hospital in Fremont. The structures were used for storage and irrigation equipment inside was damaged. Fire chief Frenault estimates damage at 1500 dollars as investigators probe the cause.
President Johnson signed a $2.6 billion education bill at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos, promising 140,001 more students reach college with federal help. He described the measure as making education a necessity and highlighted federal scholarships up to 5000 per year.
A devotional blessing asks God to remove selfishness greed and fear from people and guide leaders toward peace. It also prays for the church to fulfill its mission of love and justice worldwide.
The city plans progress on the Koothill Boulevard Hayward center with a Midwest developer signaling intent to build a multi use complex of stores offices and apartments. City managers expect a letter of intent mid week and a three month path to a formal long term 50 year lease and financing to acquire the old Hayward High School campus for 2.9 million dollars.
Twenty years after the war Russian prisoners who perished rather than return to communism are invoked by Barry Goldwater. He urges readers to reflect on the moral weight of their sacrifice and its relevance to American conscience.
National Republican Chairman Ray Bliss, said to be doing very well, may not leave Albuquerque hospital until Tuesday or Wednesday. Dr. Jack Redman reported Bliss is to stay under observation after chest pains during the Western States Republican Conference.
In a special session on reapportionment, a technical boundary error fix for Alameda County was paired with a retirement bonus rider for legislators. The rider was quietly attached to the bill as it sat at the Senate clerk’s desk during the final hectic days.
Hayward four sliding homes on Chicoine Avenue stay in place as Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Bostick sets a removal deadline. Attorney Donald Curran seeks a court extension to allow construction of a retaining wall, arguing soil instability, while city tests show limited recent slippage. The case ties to a misdrawn Senate district boundary affecting local voters and a retirement provision in reapportionment legislation.
The mother of a 1-year-old boy plans to file a complaint against her husband Jay Rossi 30 of 25710 Donald St Hayward. Rossi admitted spanking the boy at least once daily for about five weeks and is in custody after Kenny Rossi 24 helped detain him. Aubrey Horne, the victim, is in satisfactory condition at Children’s Hospital Oakland and was placed in protective custody after hospital treatment.
The Communist party trial in U S District Court faced a 24 hour postponement after the illness of a defense attorney. The defendants are charged on 23 counts for failing to register with the Justice Department as agents of Moscow. Jury selection had begun the previous week.
U S aircraft attacked a Soviet built anti aircraft missile site in a daytime raid. One pilot was presumed killed after jumping into enemy territory. Six raids since Friday left six planes down and six crewmen missing with several rescue attempts underway. Marine air units mistakenly struck a friendly village near Chu Lai, killing one woman and wounding ten others due to radar misdirections.
Despite last night's showers dumping up to 0.7 inch in parts of Southern Alameda County, rainfall remains below the normal for the year. Fremont totals reach 0.43 inch to date with 1.47 inch last year, while Hayward shows 0.60 inch and Pleasanton reports 0.51 inch. The Bay Area forecast calls for fair, mild weather through tomorrow.
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