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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
1
An Ad Hoc committee prompted protests against alleged segregation as classes ended early. About 40 youths confronted the school, injuring teacher Dan Hickey who fought to keep the main entrance open. Hickey reported thefts and injuries including a cracked tooth and ribs.
Inday states the boycott will continue as protesters refuse to temporize with agitators. Authorities warn that parents who encourage truancy may face felony conspiracy charges with possible state prison terms.
Former Vice President Nixon on a Manila tour warned a five year war if U S tactics do not shift. He attacked Johnson for uniting his party poorly and urged economic military pressure to force negotiations. He praised Oakland attorney Champlin and Finch and criticized Anderson as unqualified for lieutenant governor.
Alameda County hosts high profile fundraisers as Mrs. Reagan and Mrs. Brown attend receptions to support their spouses. The Reagan telethon plan includes a 7:30 to 10 p.m. fundraiser at the Bodily home with Andy Devine and Kay Williams as hosts. Reagan visits Bay Area for a luncheon, a Concord rally, and a KVOC telethon. Governor Brown tours the county with Robert F. Kennedy and an outdoor rally at Thabot College in Hayward. Hollywood stars may join.
The obituary notes former U S senator Harry Byrd who rose to power as Virginia political elder and fiscal conservative. He served after being appointed to succeed Claude Swanson and clashed with presidents over spending. The text mentions his battle with illness, funeral plans likely on Saturday, and his long influence in national politics.
The text notes Byrd clashed with presidents over federal spending during the Depression, contrasting Roosevelt’s deficit approach with Byrd’s belief in limited federal operation, and describes ongoing battles with Democrats and Republicans alike over spending policy.
Orson 22 of Rif Melcher Street along with Barbara Carrahello 20 Donald Hamlow 8 and Ansgela John Finale Jr 26 were arrested in a drugs case at a San Leandro residence. Officers recovered suspected marijuana cigarettes after two group members tried to hide them in a bathroom and a closet. Finale was found hiding in a closet and a small stash was located in a woman's shoe. Mrs Pederson denied any knowledge of narcotics at the home.
The page lists the Daily Review masthead with editor Ines Hoyd Sparks and publisher William Chilrats, plus business and advertising contacts. It shows postal and office addresses in Hayward and Alameda County California, and a subscriptions rates notice.
The article outlines Prop 26 supported by Reagan versus Brown and Anderson who oppose. It details proposed pay raise from 10 000 to 16 000 and new conflict of interest rules plus unlimited legislative sessions. Juries proposal Prop 18 shifts pornographic judgments to juries and strips old loopholes. Brown and Reagan campaign events described.
Mission's proposals outline current monthly wages for hospital staff nurses from 4810 to 556 dollars rising to 530 to 613 dollars. Public health nurses earning 581 to 710 dollars would move to 813 to 745 dollars, while public health nurses seek 821 to 998 dollars per month.
John H. Searle, dean of boys, defends a strict long hair rule as only four or five students are sent home. Daniel Jurgens, 16, was dismissed for excessive length and told to choose between trimming or transferring to continuation high school in Russell City. Searle says most families support the policy though some youths and parents disagree. He notes girls with “crummy” hair styles aren’t addressed similarly.
The faculty and staff affairs committee of the California State Colleges board of trustees tentatively approved a 1987-68 budget of 9.7 million for California State College at Hayward. The proposal, about 2.5 million above the current year, awaits final clearance from agencies including the Coordinating Council on Higher Education and the Department of Finance. The 967-18 budget lists general administration 717 038, instruction 5 108, library 710 717, student services 624 540, plant operation 1 130 021, year round operations 88 406, student work study 298 150, and reimbursed activities - 245 with prior year figures in parentheses.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk departs for Manila today to hold talks with Asian foreign ministers ahead of next week’s seven nation Viet Nam conference. The trip precedes the international summit and continues U S diplomacy in Asia.
Veteran reporters note the warm reception as President Johnson travels with a lively crowd along the route. The Australian public, mingling with officials and locals, cheer the leader who pauses to greet and kiss children amid questions about U.S. policy in Vietnam.
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