Westmoreland Encouraged By Situation In Vietnam
Westmoreland expresses optimism about military progress in Vietnam and aims for significant victories before the next presidential election. He stresses personal discipline, hopes for peace talks, and notes public opinion may differ from his determination to pursue the war. The White House plans high level briefings and discussions on bombing North Vietnam and pacification efforts.
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Dak To siege and Kon Tum clash reports rise in Vietnam
A South Vietnamese battalion faced heavy resistance while attempting to seize a strategic hill near Dak To, suffering ten killed and ten wounded. Elsewhere, a force attacked a South Vietnamese HQ near Kon Tum, seven militiamen killed as a Communist bomb damaged a building and helicopter pad. Allied air power targeted suspected North Vietnamese bases with bombers and fighter-bombers, destroying bunkers and antiaircraft sites. In Fremont, city council fell short on a 2.7 million Central Park bond, debating a plan to acquire 71 acres and related facilities with district shutdowns under review.
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Fluoridation equipment cuts and delays cited in city report
Hayward water flow varies from 4.4 to 10.4 million gallons daily. Blair notes monitoring gear must adjust to fluoride dosing with changing consumption. Two weeks to build up fluoride content. original install costs up to 73000, lowered by reusing gear and city labor.
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Councilgrid Arising Over Central Park Bond Plan
Duncilman Generistdes missing last night slows a key vote on a bond proposal in the 2.5 to 3 million dollar range. Mayor Gessi Xev Steel and Councilmen Don Dillon and William van Doorn back the measure while Hugo Block abstains due to land interests. Rhodes delays final decision to review a meeting recording and confer with City Manager Don Driggs and Morris Hyman before voting. The council approved pursuing a general intent to bond and authorize design work, liaison with appraisers, and potential omission of the Ifgere Garcia property, with an early election date possible alongside next year’s April council race.
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Gessi Xev Steel
Don Dillon
William van Doorn
Hugo Block
Rhodes
City Mgr
Don Driggs and Recreation
Commission
Morris Hyman
Central Park
Ifgere Garcia
The Daily Rever Advertisement Notice and Subscriptions
The Baily Review published by The Daily Rever lists staff roles and addresses, cites an act date of March 3, 1997, and outlines subscription rates and advertising details. It notes Biz Moroger and Willi Chiles in charge, with contact details and location in Hayward California for circulation and offices.
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Brite Hop Sancas
Willi Chiles
Planes Ram In Livermore Collision Injures None
Two planes collided in mid air over Livermore Airport as instructor John Holman and student Kent Carlson of Hayward plus pilot Larry Alan Hoff of San Jose escaped injury. Holman returned to Hayward for checks while Hoff landed at Livermore Airport with only a damaged wingtip.
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San Jose
John Holmen
Hill Ave
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Holman
Kent Carlson
Hoff
Livermore Aireport
Sewer Tax Investigation in San Leandro Area
San Lorenzo Ora Loma Sanitary District Manager Gail Stanton told the board last night the city of San Leandro is trying to rectify inequities in sewer charges. He noted extensive information has been requested from the district and questioned whether the city will resolve the long standing situation soon, though a complete study is underway.
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Gail Stanton
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Ora Loma
Stanton
Bill Zaner
Shirley Defeated By Korea War Hero In Tight Contest
Shirley, 39 and married to Charles A Black, lost to McCloskey a Navy Cross recipient in a Democratic congressional race amid concerns over returning stars in politics. McCloskey urged strong Franco military leadership while Shirley campaigned on deescalation and negotiations, losing in San Mateo and facing questions about backing McCloskey later.
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Dehale Shirley
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National Education Association
Edward Kealing
Dove
Lamparts Magazine
Charles A Black
Britain Asks Suspension Of United Nations Mideast Debate
Britain urges a 24 hour suspension of the UN Security Council debate on Middle East peace, pressing for a comprehensive compromise plan. Lord Caradon will help craft a resolution with Arab withdrawl and an end to belligerency, while the U.S. draft and Indian backed proposals seek quicker progress toward settlement.
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Food costs rise but share of income spent falls
The Agriculture Department forecasts food prices will rise three to five percent next year while Americans may spend a smaller share of their income on groceries. Per capita spending on food was 16.3 percent in 1966 and 14.7 percent this year, suggesting a possible decline in 1968 as income rises.
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Fragmented Capsular Note Suggests Unclear Event
Reading appears garbled with missing words and names. The fragment hints at a capsule related item or operation, but key entities and details are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to an activity without clear date or location.
Poverty Bill Survives GOP Attacks in House Vote
In Washington, House Democrats united to reject Republican attempts to trim the administration’s 2.06 billion antipoverty bill. The Education and Labor Committee version moved forward despite expected further amendments before the final passage vote.
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Burns Challengers Press for Senate Leadership Unity Plan
GOP on California’s upper chamber seeks a single candidate to defeat Burns’ hold on the presidency pro tem. Way Grunsky McCarthy Colwig Lagomarsino and others spar over strategy as a special session looms.
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Panel Urges New Taxing Authority in State
Panel urges a new state taxing authority to bridge the gap between available money and local government needs. It calls for a central state contact for state local liaison and seeks gubernatorial and legislative endorsement as a first step. A detailed plan is proposed to apply tax credits equitably across the state.
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No Injuries Blast Rocks Home Of Rights Leader
A blast damaged the home of Rev Allen Johnson pastor of St Pauls Methodist Church in Laurel Mississippi. He said his wife and four children were asleep in bed when the explosion struck the carport area. The attack comes amid Mississippi election-related tension and nationwide civil rights activity linked to Johnson and the Mississippi Voter League. Police investigated possible motives, with no injuries reported.
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Mississippi Voter League
Hippie Priest Loses In Court In Los Angeles
K Wright, deputy probation officer turned hippie priest and Yale graduate, has lost a second bid to be released before sentencing on marijuana possession charges. He claimed Superior Judge Mark Brandler violated his free speech rights by denying his request and accused the court of abuse of discretion.
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Grid Toy
K. Wright
Wright
Yale University
Mark Brandler
Kail Wright
Oakes Recall Brive Stalls As Petition Deadline Nears
Recall effort against Oakes stalls as organizers seek about 3,000 valid signatures. Kilby says signature count is impressive and could pressure the council. Law limits recalls to six months after a failed petition. Recallers claim Oakes backed the Jackson Street freeway route, while Oakes says the drive is a political tactic tied to his Supervisors bid. Oakes defends 14 years of service and cites a Far East trip as reason for missed votes.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
John J. Murphy
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