Hayward Teachers Among Highest Paid In California
Hayward teachers face salary concerns but say California pay is not the main issue. Marquis of Hayward Unified notes focus shifts to class size, workload, and relations with administrators and the community. Studies show class size reductions and more special education, plus non teaching duties decreasing, yet teachers still shoulder many after hours duties and paperwork.
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Consensus Claimed On Bomb Raids In Vietnam
Washington says there is general agreement among President Johnson defense and state officials on bombing policy. The Pentagon notes no specific disagreements over strikes on Haiphong and Cam Pha and stresses ongoing review of targets.
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Dillon Backs Tax Increase Amid Military Strain
Dillon endorses President Johnson's tax boost to fund military costs in Vietnam. He criticizes a $29 billion deficit and calls for reduced federal spending. Ford argues Congress should pass essential bills and avoid new taxes as Commerce data hint at inventory cooling and potential inflationary pressure.
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War Escalation Urged By Murphy
Murphy urges escalation in Vietnam and backs Nixon Reagan Rockefeller as potential GOP contenders. He praises U.S. military leaders, argues Romney was brainwashed by Saigon briefing, and warns candidates to avoid emotional ad libbing. He stresses Romney’s stance risks weakening Romney’s presidential bid.
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Publication Note From The Beiler Review Era
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Marines Repulse Reds Near Con Thien Front
U S Marines repelled a North Vietnamese assault along the DMZ front near Con Thien. The 3rd Marine Division reported losses at Camp Carroll and Dong Ha with two Marines killed and one wounded.
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Unclear OCR Postal Entries and Office Listings
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Courts Hear Striking Teachers Continue Picketing
In Detroit 11 000 teachers kept 100 000 pupils from classrooms as a Michigan Supreme Court ruling loomed. Houston NE school boycott leaders pledge to keep Freeedons public schools operating while 1090 Black students attend church private classes. Providence Rhode Island saw frustrated Black parents plan a faltering three day school boycott over integration.
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Five Stranded On Sailboat Rescued At Sea
Five people aboard the 42-foot ketch Voile d Or were evacuated by Coast Guard small boat after 30-foot seas and 25 mph winds during a rescue off the North Atlantic. Evacuees include William Schnirr ing 88 and wife Atlve as well as Lea Van Perk 24 and Suzie 21 and skipper Ivan Fox of Bermuda. The Schnirrings are from Jamestown New York and the Perks from New York City. The vessel left New York Saturday bound for Bermuda and radioed distress Monday afternoon.
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Insurance Firms Aid Slum Housing Policy Push
Gilbert Fitzhugh of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and head of a new urban fire insurance committee says the industry has a billion dollars to back slum housing efforts. He argues insurers will catalyze lenders to support FHA insured loans and promote rent, supplement and other housing programs.
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Council Debates Freeway Route At Public Hearing
The council and freeway committee faced opposition as residents argued against the eastern route. Speakers cited homes and businesses to be displaced and urged further study of southern and northern alternatives. State highway engineer Alan S. Hail defended the plan, while Oakes pressed questions. committee reports failed to gain approval on a 4-1 vote.
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Cooper
Pappas
Hayward Council Endorses Self-Help Renewal Plan
Hayward voters react as the council approves a renewal plan for the downtown business district amid opposition over an unlimited tax, an advisory board, and license fees for two pawnbrokers. Support comes from downtown advocates citing civic center and BART station timing.
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State May Not Pay Medi Cal Bills Under Court Stay
Sacramento reports Gov. Ronald Reagan and Health administrator Spencer Williams warned Medi Cal providers that the state may not pay for certain services despite a court order blocking cuts. The injunction seeks to stop reductions while legal questions are resolved, with possible emergency care preserved and nonemergency services restricted.
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Possible Surgery for Pope to Address Urinary Issue
A report discusses the possibility of exploratory surgery to determine what interferes with Pope’s urinary tract. It notes infections could be viral and sometimes cured by antibiotics, and that prostate enlargement would not necessarily require operation.
Fire Again Hits Carrier Wasp
Fire caused minor damage to the aircraft carrier USS Wasp on Tuesday night marking the second blaze in three days. Navy officials said the fire began in an electrical equipment area of a working compartment and was quickly extinguished with no injuries.
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Defense calls for November draft of 22 000 men
The Defense Department issues a November draft target of 22 000 personnel, 6 900 above October's quota but below September's schedule, as reported by UPI.
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UPI
Defense Department
Recall drive targets Hayward councilman foes
Webster identifies himself as a business associate of George P. Oakes and accuses Hayward area figures of backing a recall. He cites a “magulac” representative with travel plans and hints at a freeway through cities as part of the political maneuver.
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