24 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
1
Supervisors say UC Berkeley officials refused to grant permission for campus rallies and uses on campus grounds. The Hayward council delays action on a business improvement district and raises business license fees while awaiting the committee report.
The report notes a council session planned at 7 pm to review Bay Area Transit District station areas and possible moratoriums in CG Street and South Hayward as part of land development plans. It references a prior July 14 arrest of an advocate linked to Negro separatism, with trial moves due to publicity.
McCarthy argues for unilateral troop withdrawal from Vietnam and possible halting of bombing. He contends a misbalance between memory and war effort exists and warns of potential China confrontation if escalation continues.
The speaker decries a perceived Asian crusade citing Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He questions allied contributions and cost sharing for troops in Korea Thailand and the Philippines amid global tensions. He asks whether allies would assist without subsidies.
State narcotics officials described a large marijuana seizure near the San Ysidro border involving two Chabot College students, Chavy Ann Haines of Hayward and Dennis Sylvester of Oakland. They were arraigned on smuggling charges with bail set at 31,000 for Haines and 5,000 for Sylvester.
An American diplomat said the United States weighs a prolonged halt in bombing of North Vietnam this winter to test Hanoi’s willingness to enter peace talks. Hope for a halt to spark talks is limited, but foreign pressure might drive a pause to show US eagerness for peace while Hanoi seeks capitulation.
The article notes UN cease fire talks in Cairo with Al Ahram citing UAR expectations of an Israeli counterattack over the Elath incident. It covers US pauses in bombing North Vietnam and Laos, Hanoi's stance, and Israel fearing Soviet involvement. It also mentions a drug conviction trial and broad U.S. air routes linking major cities.
Los Angeles AP report states the prosecution contends Jack Kirschke possessed the gun that killed his wife and the weapon identified in the fatal shooting. The defense challenges the link and questions possession and reliability of the firearm.
Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban rejects ideas of dropping face to face peace talks with Arabs and says refusing talks would be refusing peace. He vows Israel will not withdraw from territories and maintains the present ceasefire map until a new peace map is negotiated. Eban also mentions the sinking of the Israeli destroyer Blath by Egyptian missiles last Sunday.
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