21 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1967
Page
1
Large crowds converge on the Pentagon area for a major demonstration with extensive turnout reported from multiple neighborhoods. Police monitor routes and traffic while organizers emphasize peaceful conduct and a call for policy change.
An OCR filled with forecast data and protest notes describes temperatures by region from the Bay Area to Southern California. It mentions a large draft protest near the Pentagon with potential violence and a predicted turnout of up to 100,000, though officials doubt that many will attend.
Retired Lt Gen James M Gavin says NATO is in a shambles due to U S policy in Southeast Asia and British support of Vietnam undercuts hopes of joining the Common Market. He noted distrust among allies and warned of nuclear-age dangers in Vietnam involvement. Separately, security measures intensified around Washington with thousands ready for possible unrest at the Pentagon and surrounding areas.
Ambulance and fire crews responded to numerous calls across Alameda Contra Costa and surrounding districts including Hayward San Leandro Fremont Ashland and Fremont with incidents ranging from resuscitations to smoke alarms and electrical fires. Notable addresses included 204 Hesmerian Parkway 3507 Santa Maria Street and 820 Feerment Boulevard with responders from Granton School and local stations reporting various durations of incident activity.
A compilation of marriage licenses shows numerous couples from Hayward, Union City, Fremont, and San Leandro. Names include Gary Terapia and Mary Val Denmeela, Gilbert Saccedo and Celia Estrada, Erle Lynn Burton and Mena Shackley, and Linda Field with Glenn Whilee, among others, with various street addresses in Hayward, San Leandro, and nearby towns.
Tokyo reports a state funeral will be held for Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida on October 31. Government officials announced the national ceremony as the long serving leader departs after a tenure guiding postwar policy.
The fragment lists officials and offices of a publication group including a president and publisher, a manager and advertising director, and mentions addresses in Hayward and Fremont California. It references board or staff roles and an auditing and circulation line, with contact phone numbers and office locations.
Fragmented grid clues mix numbers and garbled phrases hinting at ancient Mesopotamian words and modern terms. Entries reference gods, metals, plants, time periods, and daily items, with scattered legible hints like flying metals mammal and chemical compound.
Treasury Secretary Henry J. Fowler predicted the Johnson administration will win congressional approval for an income tax hike, though he refused to specify timing or method. He said there will be a tax increase and dodged questions about how tax and spending disputes with Congress will be settled amid wage and price control fears.
Sen Murphy urged action by the attorney general and President to keep the peace in Oakland, noting he had not yet received an answer. He praised the bridge project linking the area by air and praised local leaders including Hayward Mayor Jack Smith and Assemblyman Carlos Bee at a ceremonial event in Los Angeles.
Antique cars rolled over the new span in San Mateo as Chamber officials and dignitaries received plastic hard hats. A ribbon clipping by Sen. Murphy drew praise while Mrs Myron A Swezey and Miss Hayward recalled a 1929 milestone with President Coolidge attending eight years earlier.
Two white men convicted of conspiracy in the 1964 slaying of civil rights workers remain jailed as five others are found guilty and awaiting sentencing. Judge Cox ordered two held without bond after loose talk about his jury. Also noted: other defendants acquitted. no sentencing date set.
Newsmen press Murphy on police force use as demonstrations unfold. He says clearing actions should stand regardless of who is present, comments on Vietnam, criticizes Johnson’s spending, and asserts Vietnam could end in 20 days by cutting enemy supplies. He cautions against withdrawal, warning of regional repercussions. Shirley Temple Black attends nearby.
Regents vote the policy with voice votes amid a 1968-69 budget of 309.5 million approved after sessions. The chancellor Heyns notes court order against an antiwar teach-in altered plans. about 100 students cited for campus rule violations during outdoor rallies.
Two men indicted for the gangland style killing of Newark tavern owner Vincent Sulez last year will go to trial in Alameda County Superior Court before Judge Redmond Slaats on January 15. James J. Stevenson, 31, of Fremont, and Otis Coleman, 27, of Milpitas, have pleaded innocent to Sulezichs shooting outside his home in Oakland. Police say robbery was the motive. Sulez was believed to carry about 1100 dollars in receipts from his M and M Bar in Newark when he was killed by three bullets.
Highlights from 1805 and 1879 note Nelson’s fleet victory off Cape Trafalgar and Edison’s successful incandescent lamp after months of trials. Also marked is 1917 when U S troops first saw action in World War I and 1966 Aberfan coal waste disaster in Wales with 135 bodies recovered two days later.
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers return to bargaining for final contract points amid reports of a record 1 per hour wage gain. After a marathon 31 hour session, two company negotiators collapsed from exhaustion. Legal language issues stalled ratification with Saturday TV show cancellation. observers warned a midweek decision and Monday return to work for 160,000 Ford UAW workers.
A Vale Creek area motorist walking along Highway 24 to tagoline for a stalled car was struck by a truck and killed near Lafayette. The body of Leslié James Mexander, 22, was found along the freeway. California Highway Patrol said he was thrown about feet and killed instantly.
Funeral services for Ontey W Linn 74 of 2082 167th Ave San Leandro were held yesterday at Jess Spencer Mortuary Castro Valley. He died at home and was a native of Grogon. Grandfather of A J Daily of Fremont. Burial at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Wayward.
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