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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
1
The county agency tabled Hayward's park withdrawal plea amid mixed views from residents including HAND areas, Little League and Babe Ruth League baseball interests, and tram users. Supporters urged city self rule while opponents warned of tax impacts and potential loss of local arts and summer programs.
Delegates favored Nixon and Reagan in a Republican survey with Nixon leading as the preferred nominee. Results showed Rockefeller and Reagan as options, and discussions of strongest candidate favored Reagan in the second poll.
NASA’s Surveyor lunar lander fired a rocket to lift off about 10 feet and drifted for 842 seconds in the Moon’s Central Bay area, returning 12,764 photos. The mission paired new moonframes with prior shots to study terrain, revealing exhaust-abraded regions around lander footprints. Separately in Pasadena, Hayward police chief said the shooting case remains under study after four officers fatally wounded Gilbert Garza as he advanced with a knife.
District debate centered on a proposed annexation area within Castro Valley. Proponents argued for needed fire protection after county patrol removal. opponents warned of tax increases, weaker services, and lack of economic base. Council noted possible annexation taxes and a $7,300 yearly revenue, while 25 percent protest blocks approval without an election.
SACRAMENTO UPI A permanent ban on heavy trucks using the MacArthur Freeway in Oakland faced opposition Thursday from Sen Randolph Collier chair of the Senate Transportation Committee Officials must decide by January 1 whether to extend a four year moratorium weighing more than 4 5 tons Collier urged that taxpayers who pay to build California roads have the right to use them and should not be excluded even if they are trucks buses or automobiles
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic notice from Tha Doily Bevteas Ire with names such as Haye Soerhi William Chileste and references to a 1807 date, Hayward address lines, and contact numbers. The text resembles a miscued public notice or advertisement page segment from a historical newspaper.
SAN FRANCISCO AP. An engineer estimates the Golden Gate Bridge will record its 400 millionth crossing early Monday. By late October about 396.4 million cargo trucks and buses had used the bridge.
The San Leandro Civil Service Board urged the city council to adopt a one year trial incentive plan that awards cash or time off for money and time saving suggestions by city employees. A screening committee would forward ideas to the city manager for approval, then another committee would set the payout. The board also discussed delaying retirement terms for public salary employees to age 50 with 20 years service.
Bandits wearing black gloves and similar masks struck the Pal Bay Club in Biscayne Bay, tied up Du Pont, his wife, and aides, while demanding money and accusing him of not "working like other people do." The club, designed by Mrs. Dinkler, overlooks a deep anchorage full of yachts.
Debray, 27, author of the guerrilla handbook Revolution Within Revolution, was convicted in Cemiri Bolivia of leading leftist guerrilla camps and sentenced to 30 years in prison. He claimed he was in Bolivia and journaling for a Mexican magazine.
U S forces seized Hill 1338 near the Dak To airstrip after daylong assaults by the 4th Infantry Division against entrenched North Vietnamese troops. The battle, part of a two week campaign in the highlands, saw stiff resistance and bombardment from artillery. Casualties were incomplete but initial reports indicated seven Americans killed and 16 wounded, with Vietnamese losses not yet known.
A toddler named Todd was reported missing after the car he was in moved unnoticed. Neighbors and police tracked the incident as a tense pursuit, with the child found safe after a week near a cemetery. Toddlers father joined police in the search as the family awaited updates.
A vehicular collision on Mission Boulevard near Stafford Lane left Lonnie Boelman, 28, dead at the scene after a vehicle crossed the center line and struck another. The second fatal crash in Fremont this period underscores ongoing crash risks.
President Johnson doubled down on Vietnam, urging cautious support and condemning Hanoi’s hard line. He pressed Congress for a 10 percent income surtax and foreign aid cuts, while saying peace talks should proceed through diplomats, not public bargaining, as North Vietnam rejects concessions.
A conservationists' and writers of conservation meeting ended Thursday in Monterey. Using a chartered jet airliner the group flew just off shore at 600 feet altitude along the Big Sur country as far south as San Simeon then returned along the coastal ridge. Thursday morning featured workshops exchanging conservation ideas.
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