Officials mourn Munich killings at local meeting
South County officials and residents gathered for a somber public meeting recalling the Munich tragedy that left 11 Israelis, five Arab assailants, and a West German officer dead. Hayward council closed in memory of the dead and condemned the violence. Resolutions praised Mark Spitz and Carmichael for California pride. another honored San Leandro’s Chuck Deadrich ahead of his wrestling appearance.
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Hayward approves high-rise zoning near downtown
Hayward City Council approves zoning for a possible downtown high rise on Mission Boulevard near Jackson Street and rezones Atherton Street for a mixed high density residential and ground floor commercial project. The plan shows a 3 to 8 story courtyard layout with 1.3 acres, facing auto access concerns and a seismic study requirement.
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Parkway extension eyed along foothills above Mission
Hayward city council pressed to study extending Industrial Parkway into foothills north toward a proposed Foothill ramp opposite Valle Vista Avenue. Council approved a hillside 6 to 6 unit plan behind the Valle Vista Skating Rink and asked staff to study zoning and traffic on Mission Boulevard amid access concerns along the east side of Mission.
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Slightly warmer weather forecast through tomorrow
Forecasters expect slightly warmer conditions through tomorrow with patchy low clouds at night and morning. Temperatures rise to the low 80s, with only a few showers possible tonight and tonight's outlook indicating mild, unsettled weather.
Charges filed in fatal beating case in Hayward
A Santa Clara man Tom Michael Murray died at Highland Hospital after an early Sunday beating at 23535 Third Street Hayward. Suspect Jeffry Glenn Shaw, 28, was arrested by Humboldt County deputies in Freshwater and brought to Hayward police custody. Witnesses said Murray was struck while sleeping and later found bleeding, with injuries including a deep forehead wound and concussion.
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Munich Olympics Attack Shocks World Leaders Hold Memorials
In Munich the Olympic tragedy left 17 dead including Israeli athletes, with nine hostages killed during a bungled rescue. IOC chief Avery Brundage led a day of mourning as athletes vowed to continue amid sorrow and a one day delay of events. Pilot Reinhard Prans and copilots recounted the fire exchange at Flossenfeldbruck air base.
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Israel vows to uproot terrorists amid Munich crisis
Israel pledged to persevere in its war against terrorist organizations after learning the Munich hostages were killed by Palestinian guerrillas. The emergency cabinet, led by Prime Minister Golda Meir, urged action against terror groups and cooperation with governments and international bodies to uproot them. Flags to half staff, planned funeral services, and memorials were announced as Israelis faced a day of shock and denial.
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World Reacts to Munich Killings Across Nations
Reactions to the Munich attack vary from outrage and sympathy to accusations of treachery. Israeli leaders condemn the killings as murder by international outlaws. Canada and Australia express solidarity, while Syria and Iraq blame Western powers. The Black September group asserts West Germany bears responsibility for consequences.
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Nixon transfers federal lands for state park use
President Nixon announced the transfer of 1 814 acres from 23 unused federal parcels worth 9.7 million to state and local governments under the Legacy of Parks program. The move supports the Golden Gate National Recreation Area plan, linking 13 000 acres across a seven mile coastal corridor from San Francisco to Point Reyes. The proposal, dubbed Gateway West, awaits House action with a companion Senate bill in committee.
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