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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1967

Page

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Mixed wartime weather and air raid reports across Vietnam and California

Fragmented dispatch notes a two wave U S air strike on North Vietnam near Phuc Yen and Haiphong with low altitude flight to evade radar. California weather outlook includes fog and cool air while Sacramento valley and Monterey Bay report variable conditions and coastal winds.

China U.S Phuc Yen Ailtase North Vietnam Hanoi San. Francisco Bay Area Ina Emir Phuc Ben Aes Passuten Beal Iti Veemare Navy Alp Californ Force Mevine Esse Paint Avene Olher Weise Dair Thurad Moptertia Beneta Ashion Sacramento Valley Haiphong Phue Yen Ate Aeuelecque ES ' Salinas Valley Atlanta Psn Paul Dy Muah Indianapolis Santa Clara Valley Warington Genlie Tastanh Ani Rian Bianlo San Raman

Fire Calls Across Alameda County Prompt Alarm and Listings

Emergency alerts from Alameda County report multiple fire dispatches in Crescent Valley Castro Valley Hayward and surrounding communities. Incidents include vehicle and building fires on Cypress Street Crow Canyon Road and 4375 Pasco Paden with smoke and minor damage noted. Authorities warn to avoid blocked roads as responders work to secure premises and assess damage.

Sowhern Alameda County Sire Teratimecis Andy Yewsing Castro Valley

Births illuminate Hayward area hospitals with numerous newborns

A dense list from Hayward and surrounding towns records birth announcements across Kaiser and Rose hospitals, naming families like Torres on Gadley Road, West on Ninth Avenue Oakland, and Hollman on Tyrrell Avenue. The notices cite Oct dates, multiple babies including boys and girls, and include parents and home addresses in Hayward, Newark, Livermore, San Leandro, and surrounding communities.

Redvito Torres Gadley Road Hayward Mare Danny West Ninth Ave Oaland Mert Mitchel Sardorent Mire Ataesall Fowst Washington Mary Mra Mans Hash Brandy Newark A Pitt Mes Jack Sarleco Ans Eqen Hospital Edward Hollman Tyrrell Maymaid James Duncan Word Saq Learatro Atrl Boy Fat Fred Fong Sha Hayward Kent Peel and Mae Joe Blan Lyne Ave San Landa Der Hallant Ross Stan Cheater Sen Leandra Carlin Kinsey Tass Rae Tanda Joseph Goralka Aid Hirsaid Yotao Deote SL Orb Bay Robert Andrews Reome Culye Livarmnre Richard Guniterson Herne Macy Gerald Sudo Forest Caateo Valley Get Ard Thomas Saute Téste Aves San Leandra Richard Hickarean Ward Bunyen Gadel Tap Rand Donald Hepner Acaiphos Atcorn Nage Albany Mir Doneld Deve Way Hepmar Slaonage Man William Weatherton Pardee Court Fremont James Amaria Rose Hospital Swiew Ave Mithag Johnston Jemen Teed Oaktaca Gel

Marriage Licenses Listed For Dozens In Alameda Area

A long, messy list records marriage licenses or applicants across Castro Valley, Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Union City, and nearby towns. Names include Michael Arinut Cairna, Jacqueline Blanes, Diana Frances Urine, David Haskell, Rebecca Ann Oley, Carolyn Jean Almatdy, and many others with addresses in Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, Alameda, and San Francisco. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple pairs and addresses, and mentions mailing costs and addresses for notice or filing purposes.

Michael Arinut Cairna Castro Vale Jey Jacqueline Alice Blanes Franvans Witress FontaTabtadu Park Lane Fremont Jack Rodgers Rod Eva Lee Renee Bath Hayward Mallingade Road Folsom Street David Haskell Diane Lee Leitth Say Leandrs 146Th Avenue San Ean Reinardo Granada Hills Diana Frances Urine Fremoc Gloralter Drive Frank Wesley Secay Ann Oley Wewack Joni Roe Carolyn Jean Almatdy San Leandra Beatty Street John Jayeoh Freed San Francisco Richmond Avenue Richard Inmia Divelous Fing Ann O'Conner Iin Paleo Amador Street David Leroy Cook Gladys Ann Schoelak Alameda Central Avimnve Alamede Adona Picharde Metencret Margaret Marie-Calvillo Jr Aston City Iss Ded Union City Gary Earl Mandecy Berhalay Linas Joy Karuna San Lorenzo Yamer Avenue David Michan Boyer tNayeeard Anne Gastaway Acdrene Vis Fotudo Sen Lorenzo Norman Philip Winnie Casa Var Fey Barbara Anne ‘White San Leandro Cacelyr San Ledrsre Fredrick Rodney Malier Carol Jane Dyk Leandra vAntling Addres Sen Leandra Wee Preud Corveta Nancy Marie Pollock San Leandra Asalling Rancroft Ave Aalbina Arleest Amlbimgd Avk Richard Raymond Wide My Eleasor Anne Gélvady Delaware

Long-Distance Rate Reductions Take Effect Next Month

Pacific Telephone District announces new long distance rates to start November 1. Station-to-station calls drop to 1 for three minutes nationwide, with initial charges under 75 cents for midnight to 7 a.m. calls. Transcontinental three-minute rates fall to 1.25, and night rates for person-to-person rise to 2.83.

United States Blair Smith, Pacific, ‘Telephone District Manage Cate Smith

Reagan on 4 state tour despite cold in midwest and Texas

Governor Reagan left Sacramento by charter for a three day GOP fundraiser tour through Des Moines Kansas State University Chicago and Cincinnati to press for party unity while battling a severe chest cold he quipped his throat was improving slowly and planned stops in Dallas Houston and other cities.

Tivugan Sacramento Midwest Texas Reagan GOP Des Moines Iowa Kansas State University Manhattan Dallas Houston Illinois Chamber of Commerce Chicago Cincinnati Wisconsin Carolina

War policy debate swirls as Blue Ribbon panel favors action

The Blue Ribbon Committee backs an aggressive policy via wars of liberation in Asia. Notables include former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Edmund G. Brown, Lucius D. Clay, James R. Conant, John Hay Whitney, Harald C. Ury, and others. In Congress, Rusk and McNamara declined public hearings preferring private sessions.

Asia Dean Achegon Thurstan Arild United States Edmund G. Brown California Lucius D. Clay James R. Conant Harvard University John Hay Whitney Britain Harald C. Ury University of California Meaowhile U.S Vietnam Congress Dean Rusk Defense Hubert S. McNamera Senate Foreign Regations Committee Rusk McNamara Benery J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Sioning

More Hostilities Reported Near Ravaged Suez Area

The Security Council met urgently after Egypt accused Israel of flagrant aggression in the Suez Zone. Israel denied losses from Egyptian claims of an Israeli jet down and tanks destroyed while Egypt pressed for cease-fire enforcement and broader regional restraint.

Israel Security Council Egypt Port Tauliq Portibrazhin Suez Nikolai T. Fedorenko Far

Supervisor Urges Assessor Probe Amid Office Staffing Gaps

The supervisor calls an assessor probe as the county eyes computerization of the appraisal process to yield more realistic real estate values and a current assessment roll. Hutchinson defends performance, notes two key vacancies and multiple retirements amid claims of office turnover and morale concerns. He says the office has reviewed more property this year and shows a stronger roll, while retirement records reflect several middle management resignations since January.

Hulychinson Hutchinson Murphy F. Mason.Crawford Alton R. Erlékson

Congress Ents Johnsons Rent Supplement Bill

Congress conferees cut President Johnson's rent supplement request to 10 million of 40 million and 212 million of 661 million for model cities. The deal clears final passage of a 104 billion EDprORCAR act for 22 independent offices and HUD. Model cities funds will aid about 60 cities with coordinated slum plans, with 80 percent federal grant coverage.

Washington UPI Loase Senate Johnson Department of Housing and Urban Development

Minor Accident Injures Child in San Leandro

Seven year old Kevin C. Hester suffered a broken ankle after running into the rear fender of a car driven by Mrs. Joan A. Silver. The incident occurred on Davis Street at Pavisie Avenue as the child left the curb. No citations were issued and Kevin was treated and released.

San Leandro Kevin C. Hester Davis Street Pavisie Avenue Dary Joan A. Silver 22 Tiffany Road Davis. Sr Rhysician

Area Family Injured In Fremont Crash

An early hour crash on Mission Boulevard in Fremont injured Mrs Hatton and her three sons Tessie Steven and Timothy as their car veered into a utility pole. They were taken to Washington Hospital and Kaiser Hospital with nonfatal injuries. the driver reported drowsiness before the collision while en route to pick up her husband.

Fremont Mission Boule Hatton Polics South Mission Boulevard Washington Hospital Kaiser Hospital General Motors Oakland

Union tensions flare over Mars Roads oil spill at Pacific Steel lot

Personnel Manager Ken Steadman said the Pacific Steel project delayed by last weekend was not finished due to an oil layer. He noted arbitration could occur if the union pursues a damages case while Joe Eastwood, the owner, is out of town. Public Works Director Ralph Kirkup described thick oil coating and slippery conditions on Kralile Road and Alvaradi-Nitus Road, with crews salting and clearing the route twice.

Steadman City Landing Joe Eastwood UNION Marshall Union City Ralph Kirkup Kralile Road Alvaradi-Nitus

Fire Candidates Speak Tonight at Fairview District

The Fairview Fire Protection District hosts a candidates night for five board seats. The event starts at 1 p.m. in Wallview School’s multipurpose room, Hayward. Incumbent Ben J. Silva seeks re election with Douglas S. Cutting and Alfred R. Sorensen Jr., while Charles Snipes and Don Felson are backed by the Committee for Improved Fire Protection.

Fairview Clut Fairview Fire Protection District Board ‘of ‘Commissioners Wallview School Maud.Avé Hayward Ben J. Silva Douglas.s. Cutting Alfred R. Sorensen Jr Charles, Snipes Don Felson

Johnson calls 'yellow peril' talk absurd in Asia policy remarks

President Johnson said Wednesday that talk of a "yellow peril" in Asia is absurd and that race has no place in U S policy. He spoke during a White House ceremony honoring Marine Miles Lee with the Medal of Honor for Valor in Vietnam.

Washington Johnson Asis Dean Husk White House Howard V. Lee

Officials Divided Over Marijuana Policy Gap Emerges

Washington AP reports federal officials split on marijuana. Food and Drug Commissioner James Goddard calls marijuana less dangerous than alcohol and urges relaxed laws for possession with penalties for distribution. Narcotics Commissioner Henry Ginordano argues marijuana is not less dangerous than alcohol or tobacco and testifies before Congress.

Washington Food and Drug James L. Goddard Goddard U.S Henry 11. Ginordano Congress

Bethlehem Steel Earnings Drop in First Nine Months 1947

Bethlehem Steel Co announces earnings for the first nine months of 1947 fell 48 million dollars below the same period a year earlier. The government prioritizes drug research, with the National Institute of Mental Health directing a new Center for Studies of Narcotic and Drug Abuse. The center aims to produce solid evidence within about two years.

Bethlehem, Pa Bethlehem Steel Co National Institute of Mental Health

Helicopter Draft Kills Children In Saigon Area

A U S Army helicopter loaded with 6000 pounds of rice collapsed a rural building 20 feet above ground in Yo Dat east of Saigon. The rotor down draft killed two children and severely injured nine others. two of the injured were critical. Helicopters transported the victims to a hospital.

Saigon Jthem U. S Yo Dat South China Sea

Newark Woman in Critical Condition After Crash

Ethel Lenox of 4654 Eper's Drive remains in critical condition at Washington Hospital with head injuries from a Sunday night collision at the Dumarton Bridge entrance. Her husband Andrew, 66, is in fair condition with multiple injuries. William J. Stephens, 40, of 289 Dabner St., San Leario, was killed when his car crossed the centerline on Thornton Avenue near Willow Street shortly after leaving a birthday gathering. A family member came upon the scene within seconds and identified the body.

Newark Ethel Lenox Egper Washington Hospital Andrew Dumbarton Bridge Dabner

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