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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1966
Page
2
Weather notes indicate Western region temperatures with a high and a low slated for the day. The report provides expected daytime highs and overnight lows, guiding readers on daily conditions and needed attire or precautions.
Massachusetts senator Kennedy criticizes the Birch Society's activity in California campaigns while rebuking Republican candidate Reagan's lack of experience. He argues workers should not entrust a business to an inexperienced leader, and notes Birch influence in the California race. Weather outlook and regional forecasts follow the political remarks.
A lumber truck backed along the Nimitz freeway on ramp was rammed by a brand new 1967 Chevrolet driven by Delphine Bagwell of San Leandro. No injuries. A 95 year old woman, Joan Richard Mitchell of Hayward, was cited for driving the wrong way. Damages to Bagwell’s car were not disclosed. In a second Nimitz incident, two passengers were rescued from an irrigation canal and treated at Washington Hospital after a vehicle overturned. William Michael Selma, 24, of San Jose, was cited for unsafe operation after swerving and skidding.
Chinese author Lao She also known as Lan She She-ye killed himself in Peking amid Red Guard harassment. The report cites anti party and anti Mao writings blamed on him. he reportedly leaped from a building roof. The Star says he had led several Communist cultural committees since 1949.
An American F4c Phantom was shot down Thursday night over North Vietnam during heavy bombing raids. One crew member was rescued while the other remains missing as the 386th aircraft loss of the war is recorded.
A garbled report lists South County fire department dispatches on January 2 and nearby incidents across multiple locations including San Lorenzo Creek, Washington Manor School, Fremont, Castro Valley, Livermore, and Union City. Multiple grass, trash, manure, and vehicle fires noted along with hospital and residential alerts.
A flood of likely marriage license entries lists numerous individuals with ages and mailing addresses across Alameda and surrounding areas. Names include Donald Sinclairy, Ros Permeo, Gary Kesli, Wendy McGinais, Mack, and Packer among many others, with addresses in Oakland, Hayward, Fremont, San Leandro, and nearby towns.
Carroll Righter predicts notable caution this week with high officials making tough calls. Aries and Taurus should focus on planning, saving, and social balance while Gemini and Libra face mental strain or decisiveness. Moon Children and Sagittarians may lean on friends, with careful morning routines giving way to better afternoons and clearer judgments.
In Hayward a disputed firing case centered on Tremayne who faced suspension after the district investigated false certificates and paid work on dates in question. Dr. Lee and Lorenzo Manor testified about the forms Tremayne filled, Tremayne cited hardship, and the school board asked the court to make the suspension permanent while the matter is continued to October 1 for disposition.
Obituary notices for Joseph Bettencourt recount his Azores origins, long Hayward residence, broad family ties including Arch Bishop Jose Alvernaz and Rev Manuel Alvernaz, and memberships in local civic groups. Requiem Mass scheduled at All Saints Church with Rosary recitation. interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery follows services at Sorenson Bros. Chapel.
The ACLU in San Francisco enters the case as Ernest Besig argues the student has a right to wear the pin unless it is obscene or disrupts class. District officials Callahan and Phil Brazil pursue resolution talks while Turner faces suspension and removal of the pin.
Doran met with Pleasanton city manager James M. Fales to discuss areas for a possible annex plan discussion with mayors. No time or place set, but before the Local Agency Formation Commission session. Hoisted issue of resubmission remains open and the commission would hear a refreshed proposal if Hayward submits.
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