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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
5
Fair conditions expected Friday with coastal winds. Temperature around 107 low near Sandosare Valley and nearby bays. Coastal areas may see light showers later in the day, with calmer inland highs around mid 70s.
A garbled OCR of South County and East Bay fire calls lists locations including Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and Fremont with mentions of floor fires grass fires and a fuel tank incident. It references addresses such as 72248 Planterno Ave and 17820 Forest Ave and notes investigations and burning permits.
Birth announcements from Kaiser Hospital in South County and Eden Hospital list newborns delivered September and October. Names include Cirée Reaves and Charles Leesure with addresses in Pleasanton and Hayward, plus several other families and locations in Fremont San Leandro Oakland and San Lorenzo.
A scanned local marriage license list shows many individuals across counties, naming brides and grooms with ages and partial locations. The record includes William Pierce Ovens aged 42 and Beverly Blaire Waring aged 22 among numerous others, with scattered city mentions such as San Lorenzo and San Leandro.
Cardinal Benetto Aloisi Masella, longtime member of the Sacred College and shown in a 1968 photo, died at his Rome home yesterday at age 91. His death reduces the College of Cardinals to 130 members.
Pravda accuses Washington of waging a campaign to induce military hysteria over Soviet plans to build a strategic naval base in Cuba. The paper cites a White House warning and claims U S efforts to amplify tensions are aimed at pressuring capitalist capitals worldwide.
Firemen raced to contain brush and timber fires across southern California as hot Santa Ana winds expected to reach 20 to 30 mph threaten wider damage. The blazes, already devastating, killed ten people and destroyed or damaged around 1 500 homes, with thousands of acres burned in San Diego and Sequoia National Forest. Officials warned the situation could worsen if winds strengthen, while measures such as seed drops and helicopter surveys aimed to stabilize burned hillsides.
A large wildfire between Monterey and San Luis Obispo has scorched about 36 000 acres of brush and timber. Winds from the north and northeast threaten new spread as 675 firefighters, 13 aircraft, and 5 helicopters fight the blaze along the Santa Lucia range and near Los Padres National Forest and Hunter Liggett Reserve.
HALINAS AP Three Soledad prison inmates were acquitted of holding two guards hostage during a six day Superior Court trial that ended Wednesday. Defenders argued the verdict supports court-based change while the men remain jailed on burglary and robbery sentences. The acquittees are Robert Mschhack 49 Marvin Smith and Floyd Thompson all white with no direct link shown to recent disturbances.
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