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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
1
Officials cite major welfare cost increases fivefold in ten years while population grew 40 percent. Proposed relief focuses on administrative cuts and work incentives, but experts warn significant savings require federal state and county action and legislative approval.
Thailand agreed to raise its troop presence in South Vietnam from 200 to a full division about 20,000 men, with the move reported after a Bangkok government briefing. The shift comes as New Zealand and Australia also boost forces, while UPI notes costs of public welfare in California rising and potential eligibility cuts.
A sequence of birth announcements from Eden Hospital and Washington Hospital, listing mothers and newborns by family and address in Hayward, Fremont, Milpitas, Newark, and Castro Valley. Included are dates in October and October 17 through 19, revealing multiple boys and girls born to numerous couples, with parental names and street addresses.
A list of area marriage licenses includes Harry Woodot and iCingh Louk Parks. Donal Euneet Zimmatanta and Barbara Anne Sutil. Alexa Setumacher and Cynthin Rapoza. Charles Armur Goerce and Donna Jo Staab. Armin Menten Garnate and Jeanette Chestine Aras. Roy Aller Moliquist and Emma Elaine Dist. Also named are Thomas James Bosch and Joyce Lynn Crus. Joseph Garcia Amador and Emelie Elizabeth Regroso. Roger Lowell Hem and Linds Giana Movi. Ronald Lendagin and Kathteen Mary Ledwelier. Ronald Glen Lenman and Louise Annette Fine. Richard Wallace Oisens and Carol Ann Muller. Timothy James Tomtin and Patrick Ann Gayting. Richard Themas Adair and Prytiy Marie Ferguson. Amid broader text, reference to President Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird's Dec. 9 wedding and potential summit timing. Reagan Medi-Cal cuts and legal challenges noted.
Tide tables show times and tides for Friday with at least one location listed. The readable text seems garbled but indicates schedule related to maritime tides and local observations.
Fire dispatches across Fremont Castro Valley Maytale Park and Fleming, Newark Ashland and Pleasanton Choryland noted including vent, smoke, and railbox incidents. Several locations such as Mayflower, Durham, Grater 3 Boulevard, and Grove Way experienced alerts with varying urgency and outcomes.
New York AP reports Guatemala's Asturias, famed for Legends of Guatemala and Mr. President, has won the Nobel Prize, the first Latin American laureate since 1945. He told reporters in Paris he is deeply honored and sees the award as a triumph for Latin America. Also noted, John Steinbeck may undergo neck surgery next week at New York University Hospital.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America launches OSO 4 sunlight study satellite to monitor solar radiation and its effects on Earth's atmosphere. The 900 pound payload lifted into orbit from Cape Canaveral Wednesday continuing investigations begun with OSO 1 in 1962 and earlier OSO missions.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 77, remains in hospital for prostate enlargement surgery and shows continued improvement, according to doctors.
An OCR fragment lists a Hayward California address and publishing rates with references to Sunday editions and a Fremont office. It includes partial names, box numbers, phone style digits, and mentions an audit bureau. The text is incomplete and mixed with garbled OCR.
The Hawise Appropriations Committee urged the Defense Department to quickly craft a practical plan to reduce safety risks at the Port Chicago California Naval ammunition loading docks. It approved 19.8 million dollars in military construction funding, but not necessarily for a 5000 acre clear zone around the docks or Port Chicago town. The committee backed Senate and House Armed Services calls for alternatives, including possible relocation of parts of the facility along the Pacific Coast.
San Mateo will dedicate a 1,650 foot bridge section over the ship channel with an orthotropic center span of 780 feet. The event features bands from Hayward and San Mateo, remarks by Murphy, a Model T Car Club delegation, and a Coast Guard ceremonial passage under the lift span. Attendants will guide traffic to designated parking while motorists not attending stay on the old spans.
Western Mobilization Against War planning a larger Oakland center protest Friday with a sit down option. Also scheduling a Saturday rally at the Port Chicago Naval Weapons Station mall gate. Berkeley disciplinary actions begin against students for anti draft rallies and four illegal tallies this week. More charges expected against students and non students for unauthorized protests at Sproul Plaza.
Dallas probate judge validates the Lesh handwritten will of A Otis Birch naming his former wife as beneficiary of a California multimillionaire’s fortunes. Five California Baptist charities had sought to halt the proceeding though once funded by Birch. The 1968 will left the estate to Pearl Choate Birch.
Detroit AP report says auto negotiators ended a 14 hour session with no scheduled return. The United Auto Workers accused Ford Motor Co. of failing to set a new bargaining date and left the table until called.
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