24 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1967
Page
1
Reagan condemned federal poverty programs in California noting $288 million spent since 1964 without altering the poverty picture. He criticized offices including the Office of Economic Opportunity and cited taxpayers funding a lawyer at $35 an hour for welfare guard services, claiming vetoes against anti poverty efforts.
San Francisco area forecasts call for clouds and possible showers with variable highs and coastal winds through Monday. In statewide news, the Republican State Central Committee held morning sessions and prepared standing committees while signaling support for Reagan’s plans and a delegation to the Miami Beach convention.
At the Anaheim convention GOP leaders James Halley and Dennis Carpenter press for Reagan to head a favorite son delegation though Reagan says he is not a serious candidate and would seek such a role to avoid a bitter primary. Rafferty backers plan for funds and a campaign by next January as Kuchel tours Vietnam. Shirley Temple Black arrives amid talk of her Congress bid from San Mateo County.
Rep B F Sisk D California predicts Reagan may be a serious presidential candidate if he wins the governor job. Lines show California leaders split on strategy with the party seeking unity ahead of early rounds. He targets ending funds for CRA and plans to press on issues affecting farmers facing bankruptcy.
Fire department notes from southern Alameda County recount multiple emergency responses yesterday evening into this morning. Incidents include vehicle and building fires across communities such as Fairview Union City and Livermore with units from local stations staging rescues and medical assists.
US forces mounted carrier and battleship strikes Saturday night four miles southeast of Con Thien hitting enemy staging and storage areas. Marines at the forward outpost 24 miles south of the DMZ faced renewed artillery pressure as B12 aircraft bombed artillery positions and depots north of Con Thien on Sunday.
Los Angeles AP reports former Gov Edmund G Brown says he warned President Johnson that a rising antiwar mood among California Democrats could jeopardize Johnson in the Democratic primary. The dispatch covers Vietnam War weather hampering U S air and naval strikes near Dong Hoi Dong Ha and Con Thien with Marines reporting 20 Communist deaths near Dong Ha and renewed raids in support of Con Thien.
Port Office Heyward staff and Theatre Review publish notice with details on subscription rates and offices in Hayward and Fremont. Publication lists addresses and contact numbers while noting editorial staff and circulation bureau.
Fred Cox a longtime Hayward and San Francisco business figure died at 82 after a life spanning Nevada gold rushes and Bay Area real estate and finance. He helped found Hayward Savings and Loan later Founders. led Hayward Chamber reforms and served on planning and development groups while building a broker and realty career across California. He was married briefly in 1919, had no children, and leaves siblings and nieces. Funeral arrangements are pending with Pratt-Plier Mortuary in Hayward.
A half year old Douglas Tracy nearly drowned at a Livermore residence when George B Wilson recovered him from a pool at 5971 East Ave. Fireman Gerald Sandoval gave oxygen while Capt. George Brown observed. Doug, of 1262 Madison Ave, was treated and released from Valley Memorial Hospital. The event occurred about 12:30 p.m. yesterday.
Lynda Bird Johnson and Marine Captain Charles Robb arrived in Acapulco on a surprise weekend visit ahead of their December wedding. The couple traveled with an older companion and eight U.S. Secret Service agents, flying in from New York via commercial airliner and stopping briefly in Mexico City. They are staying at Laguna Brisas while reports say the Mexican government was surprised by the trip.
Debates over saving or dismantling a historic bas relief and columns at Hayward High arise as the school district lacks funds for the pillar project. Estimates suggest $12,500 to $15,000 to move or salvage, with no clear buyer or plan. Community groups await Tuesday morning meeting for a decision.
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