10 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
1
Director George M. Silliman of Newark, a veteran BART board member, led discussion on soaring construction estimates. He noted Sacramento lawmakers worry over fluctuating costs and urged revisiting the 1966 re estimate to hold the line on spending.
A fire at a Hayward home on 25116 Brooks Way sparked by a child with a candle caused about 3000 in damage to the M Garcia residence. Heavy smoke and fire confined to the room, with another 4000 estimated loss to telecommunication gear at 2757 Vasco Road leased by Televue Service.
Sacramento AP Reagan pressed a fresh assessment of U S space policy amid Soviet emphasis on military space. He warned of a potential U S disadvantage and urged attention to military applications while noting ongoing mental health reform at Sonoma State Hospital and local treatment concentration.
Louie Mayer, former member of the States Board of Equalization, is named to the Fremont Unified School District personnel commission replacing Dr. Edward Kaye who resigned after moving from the city. Trustees also reappoint Al Lancaster and vote to exempt facilities director Larry Sylva from the classified employee merit system, with duties and pay to be set by the board.
San Leandro officers arrested two women at 1810 Marcella Street for possession of marijuana and a variety of pills. One woman identified as a licensed vocational nurse was among those taken into custody.
Detectives and multiple police departments raided a Berkeley campus residence, arresting 56 students for alleged unauthorized draft allied activity. Officials reported seized marijuana, pills, and a short barreled revolver. Seventeen students faced varying penalties, while fifteen were cleared and the rest placed on probation or given warnings. Rulings await Chancellor Heyns review.
SACRAMENTO UPI A Democratic assemblyman claims a substantial five year Cal Vet home loan surplus with 73 million in bonds unsold while the Veterans Affairs director says no surplus exists after reviewing books and records. The dispute centers on whether loan holders should pay their own taxes and if funds in the Cal Vet program exceed needs.
Johnson appeals for national unity during a tour of military bases as he faces critical polls over public support in the 1968 election. He presses a tougher line amid antiwar sentiment and seeks to shore up backing while avoiding belligerent rhetoric.
In Oakland seven teachers were injured as a melee erupted when nonstudents attempted to enter the Lowell junior high cafeteria. Police arrested one participant as teachers intervened amid claims of obstructing progress and alleged anti progress sentiment.
Police stopped Thomas G. Alger in Hayward on 10:30 p.m. arrest warrants for battery malicious mischief attempted rape and grand theft but he fled in a rented car through downtown at nearly 100 mph. The car struck a parked truck and officers pursued, planning additional charges for reckless driving hit and run and failing to heed red lights and siren.
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker flew home from Vietnam to meet President Johnson and Westmoreland next week. He said allied forces are making momentum and steady progress in the war and declined further comment before talks with the President.
A San Francisco man, James Wong, 75, was identified as the person who jumped to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge on Tuesday. He became the 331st known self inflicted fatality off the span.
An actress sustains a near fatal fall near the ocean as scenes unfold. A family spokesman says Rickard and the actress faced contention over beliefs in a film, with a priest resisting then warmed by the girl’s piety.
Veteran character actor Charles Bickford dies at 77 after a career starring in Brute Force Not as a Stranger A Star Is Born and The Country Girl He was born January 1 1890 in Cambridge Massachusetts and married Beatrice Loring in 1919 They had two children His latest films included The Unforgiven and The Jane Wirginian He trained as a actor and later led Lilah Ranch on television His death followed an apparent fall near Point Mugu California involving actress Jennifer Jones and police investigation
A historical ad style notice lists subscription rates for weekdays and Sunday issues, with prices like one month 11.25 and 14 for syndicate service. It provides addresses in Alameda County California and contact phone details, along with office locations and staff titles. The fragmentary OCR preserves names such as Heyward Colt and Wilkes Chiluate in a bureaucratic newspaper ad context.
An Oakland man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Fremont resident Lucius Pate. Pate and the suspect, Fred Williams, were seen together at an Oakland bar before Pate’s body was found near a wooded area on Sept 26. Williams faces a preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to send the case to Superior Court. he is held in Oakland City Jail on related charges.
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