15 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1967
Page
1
Snow flurries expected today in Colorado. Rain and showers move from the Great Lakes through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to the central and southern plains and Rio Grande valley. Temperatures will be mild in New England and cooler inland.
A fragmented forecast notes cooler to warmer trends across Northern and Central California. Strong winds and variable temperatures are reported for the San Francisco Bay Area to Sierra Nevada, with highs near 90 in some zones and lows around mid 40s to mid 60s. Conditions vary by area including Monterey, Salinas Valley, Los Angeles vicinity, and Western Sierra fronts with generally fair to warmer days ahead.
US Marines clash with North Vietnamese troops near Can Thien in dawn fighting that leaves at least 24 Marines dead and over 33 wounded. The battle, fought under flare-lit skies, sees artillery exchanges and a helicopter assault aimed at severing the enemy retreat toward the west. North Vietnamese casualties are unreported. a separate report notes Chinese workers aiding Hanoi and a transport system disruption.
The State Department projects a major shift in immigration as the 1946 act phases out the old national quota system. Preference now goes to relatives of residents and skilled workers, with a cap of 20,000 per nation and 170,000 plus immediate relatives overall. The top nations by immigration last year included Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, Ireland, France, Netherlands, Japan, Russia, and Sweden.
U S planes hit new Viet targets as Air Force and Navy strikes report damage near Hanoi Haiphong and rail yards while ground fighting remains limited south of Saigon. The 2nd Infantry Division reports a 344 hour clash with Viet Cong near the DMZ area leaving 14 enemy killed and six American dead and six wounded.
Fragmentary text references a class pattern at Marsh in 1897 with names such as Haynes Coliha and Heyward. The readable fragments suggest a school or community note, but details are incomplete.
Negotiations between Ford and the United Auto Workers resumed after a long strike stretched over a month. Bargainers met for hours into the morning as new proposals emerged, signaling renewed effort by both sides.
Two homes suffered damage from a morning fire in Dublin yesterday at about 1 30 am. The blaze at 3720 Union Avenue caused an estimated 4500 dollars in damage, apparently sparked by an electric heater left burning. A resident and a child fled to the nearby fire station to report the smoke. No injuries reported.
Governor Ronald Reagan denounced university facilities as bases for antiwar demonstrations near the induction center calling the protests intolerable and accusing professors of politicizing education and violating academic freedom while urging restraint from authorities. He condemned students and faculty for turning colleges into centers for political indoctrination and illegal activity.
Pennsylvania deputy attorney general Thomas Lane joined independent carriers and seven state reps to hear a new settlement proposal amid a two month truck driver strike that involved more than 20 000 drivers. Managers led by Robert Lazar of Lazar Inc. and NSCA reps missed the morning session, delaying progress as officials from Michigan New Jersey Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania pressed for an accord on waiting time pay and other terms. The carriers rejected the proposal calling it unrealistic while noting possible federal trust concerns and the need for broader carrier agreement.
AP report states four Fresno youths died when a car driven by Robert E. Fargason struck a wet roadway on Highway 142 near Madera and skid into a second car driven by Clarence Sperling of San Jose. Killed were Bill Pagal 15 Tom Robinson 19 Brive Corlett 18 all from Fresno. Sperling, 53, and others survived. Fargason later listed in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Merced.
A 15 year old motorcycle rider, Steven B Ingram of Walnut Creek, died when his vehicle struck a stalled truck and trailer on the Haywards Mateo Bridge near the toll plaza around 2 PM. The truck driver, Henry Booker, 36, of San Francisco, was uninjured. Police issued no citations and await further investigation. A separate accident on Wisteria Avenue near Ganic Street left six year old Cory T Legler of 20812 E Drive in fair condition after being struck by a car driven by Donald J Vaduale, 33, of Castro Valley. no citations issued pending investigation.
Franks report notes the world’s first Methodist college was established in 1790 at Augusta Kentucky near the Ohio River. The brief item highlights Augusta’s claim to early religious education history and Kentucky’s role in the founding.
In Fremont California Flop A Lobato 22 of 37259 Niles Blvd Fremont is to have a requiem mass Tuesday for his death after a dispute over a $1 bill on McAllister Street San Francisco. Police say John Turner 41 fired in self defense hitting Lobato in the chest as a razor blade clash occurred after Lobato allegedly took the customer’s dollar. Turner was released after questioning. Lobato left a wife Mary H Lobato and two children Eloy A Lobato Jr and Hope plus his parents and siblings. Funeral services are at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses with later burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Rosary set for tomorrow evening.
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