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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
1
Occasional rain continues into tomorrow with strong southerly to easterly winds. Forecast includes 20 to 38 mph gusts and variable temperatures with yesterday's high and today's low, plus 24 hour rainfall ending at 2 a.m. today in the region.
California region weather report with scattered rain. Bay Area and central coast show rain through Saturday with variable winds. Valleys report cloudy or rainy conditions. Lassen and Sierra regions expect unsettled winds and cooler temperatures. Highs range from the 60s to 80s Fahrenheit, with lows dropping into 40s and 50s in some areas.
Alameda County faces 55 million dollars in deficiencies as a reapportionment bill worries supervisors. Cities may be hurt if funding tightens and talk centers on reassessing aid and the mayor's formula. The board weighs new money from recent legislation and how to keep the road program funded amid fiscal strain.
The county faces apportionment debates as revenue from Collier-Unruh tax rebounds to Alameda County, with most funds allocated to cities. Plans call for street systems and maps with local significance, while Emanuel Razelo pushes to fund Emeryville overcrossing and South County projects in Pleasanton, Castro Valley, and nearby areas.
A festive parade drew a big turnout with blankets spread under trees and balloons blooming along the route. Schools, local officials, and numerous residents lined the streets while reviewing stands hosted dignitaries including Admiral Marsnasi Waite and Gov. Ciehn Ar i waked, as legislators observed a strong civic showing and community pride.
A Pretoria business figure linked to a Johannesburg firm appears in court on fraud charges. The man allegedly moved funds and diamonds through a light industry setup, with an improvised distribution of carborundum dust. He is accused of forging documents and defrauding investors, facing legal action as details unfold.
California passes a Medicare bill signed in Los Angeles by Gav Brown at Los Angeles General Hospital. The measure aims to provide hospital and medical coverage for about 675 000 public welfare recipients and 200 000 others not yet covered, with funding from federal and state sources to begin early next year.
A Boeing 727 crash near an air base leaves about 40 dead and 50 survivors. Investigators report passengers were panicked as the craft stalled and plunged into Lake Michigan. Officials say no final cause yet, with tests on pilots and equipment ongoing and a full investigation pending.
A group of about 28 antiwar pickets gathered outside Fort Devens Massachusetts as Army guards confined Corey Underwood a civilian in confinement. Underwood carrying a sign quoting Eichmann said he acted on his beliefs, while his mother Mrs Underwood questioned the sudden shift from son to objector. An Army official noted Underwood’s enlistment path and possible work in a security role, while the family described his stance as a phase rather than a change in conviction.
AP reports survivors from California aboard a jetliner diverted to Salt Lake City after a landing mishap. Names include Ralph Nesbitt, Melvin Walton, Joe Mallory and others from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Ana, San Francisco, and surrounding areas. Hospitalized at St Marks and Labler Day Saints facilities.
Californias Democratic factions clash over Casady impeachment calls. Gov. Edmund Brown and state Controller Cranston urged resignation while Alameda and San Jose delegates discuss removal. Casady’s Viet Nam stance and party leadership criticism fuel disunity and a pending vote on his leadership.
A serious head on collision on State 12 near Manteca left Arnold Bules, 44, of Modesto dead. Daonis Dunesin, 48, of Modesto, driving a station van, swerved across the center line causing the crash. The incident involved Weedon and police reported no further details available.
George A Gavina a 21 year old from Marmell Idaho recalls a Salt Lake City Salt Lake Municipal Airport crash. A sailor named Jucko was aboard the United Air Lines plane when it struck the runway bursting into flames. Passengers jumped from windows and doors as Gavvin crawled free. The craft nearly engulfed in flames.
GUATEMALA AP report says former president Luis Are Gonnalex Janez, age 65, died Tuesday after illness. No further details were provided in the accessible text.
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