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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1967

Page

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California Weather Forecasts Across Regions

San Francisco and Bay Area expect fair conditions with slightly warmer temperatures Sunday. Highs reach the 60s to 70s, with mild overnight lows around 40s, westerly winds light at times. Northern and Central California, including Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin, show similar fair to partly cloudy patterns, with scattered afternoon cloudiness and small chance of a thunderstorm in Western Nevada. Coastal regions near Monterey Bay remain mild, while the Diablo Ramona and Moraga Valleys trend fair through Sunday with warmer days and light winds.

Francisco Bay Area Jeder Losey Tirwday San Francisco Pibedar San Mateo Bun Rafael Livermore Sacramento California Joaquin Cloysionsy Angeleas Feria Neal Oakland Siskivau Sierra Nevada Theemal’ van Sahay St. George Conception Wanaertel Nevada Atlante de Aalivealiben Bismiarce New Orleans Smonterey Bay Area Rwest Esanta Clara Valle Erahure Tennant Normeeni Indararelis Ramon and Moraga

Tide Tables Sunday Seashore Signals and Times

Tide tables and coastal signals for Sunday outline heights and currents with reference notes. Includes locations, heights and approximate times for rising and falling tides, plus observatory notes and standard local cautions for maritime activity.

Fragmented Local Notice From South County Fire Calls

Fragmented OCR text describes fire calls and addresses in South County, mentioning locations such as East 12th, Doyle Court, Olive and Gallager, and Donahue. The readable fragments reference community kitchens, a Fairview area, and multiple time stamps like 7 AM and 10 PM, but concrete actions or outcomes are unclear.

Aral i Ibn Tre Albert Court Doyle Courte Iminor Olive and Gallager Shinn Road Gritrmar Soulevara Ares Gress Tire I Ruay Community Donahue

Area Marriage Licenses List From Fireants District

A garbled OCR listing appears to record area marriage licenses with names and mailing addresses across Alameda County cities including Castro Valley, Oakland, Newark, Fremont, Hayward, Livermore, Alameda, Leandro, and others. The text references numerous individuals with ages, and scattered street addresses such as Via Lucas, Tehsma Street, Sybt Avenue, and Redwood Road, along with mentions of Fireants and Thorntén Avenue in Hayward. The fragmentary nature prevents complete pairing of spouses or full addresses, but the entry clearly catalogs marriage license data across multiple communities.

Dyhin’ Busch Castro Valley Arethyers Oakland Newark Covnstance Louise Hatharns Bremont Maing Adress Thorntén Ferdanco Guerrero Hartacgin Fréngo Hayward Folsom Rimita Torres Corcaway Paailing Andrest Way Peraita Boulevais Frefront Beph James Pecraices L ‘Elizapam Pitts Fremont Matting Reed Court Benals Wiltian Dunivan Livermore Ard Faye Parker Aaene Philacetotte Guy Donald Rinker Helen Louise ‘Rambough San la Jeque Lucas Sa Lorenao Melford Lewis Estick Alameda Iiselita Taloya Tehsma Feemoot Eletha Diane Gregory Keyit Lest Carson Elizebeth Cameron Maltig Eddeasy Baleioral Way Hay i Pioeica Eugene Gestrin Donnelly Penny Lorraine Nelson Hatentos Malling Eddress Pleatanton Richerd Daun Briggs

Reston Residency and Public Notice Fragment

Fragmentary OCR reads about a Reston residency, a public matter, and mentions individuals and a date style 3 a 1. It references Waster Biccrer Mien et Heywerd and Colt] ive in a cryptic local notice context with no clear outcome.

Reston Gulee Conia Colt

Romney Advised Against Running in GOP Nominations

Corieres from Pete 1 suggests Romney faced backers' concern as he weighed a 196% bid for the GOP nomination. Edits labeled “very amusing” provoked unease among aides and some RNC members, while Rockefeller publicly discounted any candidate run and vowed to support Romney.

Corieres Pete 1 Michigan Republican National Committee Botaney Rockefeiler

East Coast talk swirls around Rockefeller and Reagan ticket

Edward G. Janeway, Vermont national committeeman, told a reporter that the East is abuzz over Rockefeller as a presidential candidate. He noted widespread discussion of a Rockefeller Reagan ticket potentially shaping the race.

Edward G. Janeway Vermont East Rockefeller Gov Ronald Reagan California

Hurricanes and politics mix in a tense narrative

Contverted dispatch notes a hurricane near Hispaniola threatening Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with gale winds. In political commentary, former GOP chairs Mortod and Burch discuss Nixon as front-runner amid delegate talk, while Detroit News editors push moderates toward Rockefeller.

GOP Thrusten B. Mortod Kentucky Dean These Burch Tucson Ariz Richard M. Nix San Juan Puerto Rico Andlon L Ah Vivant Telandee

Ired Residents Ask Oakes Recall

Ired residents press for recall over an east west freeway route through Hayward. The plan, adopted by the state Highway Commission in 1963, would route across Jackson Street and near California State College, with an interchange that could threaten dozens of homes. Residents seek a council freeway agreement before construction.

Page L State Division of Highways State Highway Commis Sion Jackson Street Hayward San Mateo California States College Crow Canyon Castro Valley Mt. Eden Nimitz Webster Stry East West

Abortion Conference Attacked and Medi-Cal Fight

Washington AP reports a three day international abortion conference ended amid charges it discriminated against women and favored a conservative Catholic viewpoint. Delegates stressed liberal reform linked to poverty attack. experts warned of $500,000 daily Medi Cal costs if state cuts not allowed.

Washington America Thomas O'Toole Northeastern Irving H. Perluss Arthur J. Goldberg U.S United Backs Ef- Nations Perluss Harvard Divinity Arts Say ‘School Joseph P. Kenne- Ings Jr. Foundation Hid Went Sheldon Greene Calis Forma Rural Legal Assistance Flue Modesto Williams Supreme’ Court Apppeals Y Perluss Pfagraftt

Ex-State GOP Leader Harold Levering Shot Dead in Bel Air

Los Angeles AP reports Harold Levering, 72, former floor leader of the California Assembly, was found shot to death in Bel Air. Police investigate if the death was suicide after a note was found, Levering author of the state loyalty oath ruled unconstitutional this year.

Los Angeles The California Assembly Harold K. Levering Bel Air Levering

SP Rail Strike Ends in San Francisco

Southern Pacific operations return to normal after a clerk strike in San Francisco ends. AP reports the halt in unauthorized walkout disrupted service but resumed with normal activity across routes and yards.

SP Rail San-- Francisco Southern Pacific

Was Special Veto Session Worthwhile in California

SACRAMENTO AP The legislature's five day veto session gave Gov Reagan another win as Democrats failed to override any of his 83 vetoes of bills and 10 vetoes of appropriations. Democrats sought to overturn measures on mental health aid and elderly care but could not secure the two thirds GOP support needed in either house. The Assembly stood 42 38 12 and the Senate 20 20, forcing cross party votes.

Sacramento Reagan House Assembly Senate

Castro Valley hearing considers park projects and union dues

A Castro Valley board meets Monday to approve payroll deductions for the newly formed Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Employees Association. Agenda includes Castro Valley Community Park plans, preliminary drawings for the Hayward Art and Science Center Rancho Arroyo School park and a Stanton School park in Castro Valley.

Hayward Area Recreation ‘and Park District Employees Association Castro Valley Hayward Art and Science Center Rancho Arroyo Stanton School Casteo Valley

Obituary notices from Fremont and Hayward area

Obituaries report Wendy Brown 20 of Toronto died of leukemia at Stanford Hospital Palo Alto. Funeral Monday in Fremont with services at Fremont Memorial Chapel. Allan G. Burris 78 former Hayward resident dies in Paradise rest home. services at Sorensen Bros. Mortuary Hayward. Ralph A Scown 30 Milpitas dies. Rosary and burial in Fremont. Pauline M. Scheinost 68 Castro Valley dies. Requiem Mass at All Saints Hayward. Funeral notices include Betsy Glover and local family ties across Fremont Hayward and Newark.

Newark Fremont Wendy Brown Stanford Univerity Hospital Palo Alto Toronto Canada Alameda County George Brown Brittany Ave Bir Carel Ann Worthy Sandra Dianne Brown H ‘Lok Neal J. Ostruske Good Shepherd Lutheranl Church Hayward Fremont Memorial Chapel Peralta Blvd Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Allan G. Burris Jformer Hayward Paradise Rest Homie Willow City North Dakota Blanche Burris Beverly Singleton Arnandville Louisiana Marjorie D. Lindsey Owens-Illinois Co Sorensen Bros. Mortuary Arthur W. Almof Epiphany Lutheran Church of Milpitas St. “Joseph's Church Mission San Jose Ralph “A. Scown Boyd St Scown San Jose Union City Toni Lls Diran Freemont Bobsle " Fufuny West Covina Evelyn First Baptist Church of Helen]léver Bell St Washington Hospital Alter Glovers Gadsden Ala Glover Frémont Fremont Personnel Commis Ission Terry Faye Beasley Selma Billie Mason Eureka Ruth Breedlove Fresno Vinnie Nelms Brett Glover Fremont Chapel of the Roses Pauline M. Scheinost Castro Valley All Saints Church Albert Torr Aner Ward Beverly Arnaud the. Hare Prvenayere Tien Yecyiea Derensen Res Haycare Serember Artur W.akn Epiphany Lutheran Chueh San Leandro Campel Oakland A. .Scheinost Wingate Way Charles and Mary Falin Sofia Vodraska Helen Kafka Nebraska Lillian, Petrie South Dakota Sorensen Brothers

Area Restaurant Robbery and Shop Burglary Report

Police describe an armed robbery at a local area restaurant with two suspects, one described as six feet tall wearing a dark or stocky build, fleeing in a green Pontiac. Earlier that morning, burglars smashed a display window at Smith's Clothiers on Foothill Boulevard Hayward, stealing 55 men’s suits in sizes 40 and 42 long valued at about 2,475 dollars.

Smith's Clothiers Foothill Blvd Hayward

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