26 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
1
Saigon reports militant Bud Thich Quang urged instant nationwide demonstrations against President Thieu after a decree he says crushes dissent. The upheaval coincides with a Provisional Assembly election irregularities debate as officials consider invalidating results and ordering a new presidential vote.
Hanoi press denounces U S plans for negotiations as American trickery. Nhan Dan quotes official line that U S aggression and bombing must end before any talks, accusing Goldberg of proposing a new U S style colonial settlement and partition.
A Rolls Royce registered to actor George Hamilton containing four mink coats belonging to Lynda Bird Johnson was found unlocked and unattended in Kingman Arizona. Hamilton's secretary, William G. McMurchey, was en route to Washington to return the coats and luggage to the President’s daughter. Police said the brakes had broken and the car was abandoned behind a restaurant. Hamilton asked that the car be impounded.
Police and health officials report 207 people treated for milk poisoning after a contaminated dairy supply. ambulances ferried sick children to hospitals while vendors and outlets were halted. authorities froze dairy products and ordered restaurants to stop serving milk pending investigation.
A San Francisco Bay Area man, Reece, 22, was ruled mentally unfit to stand trial after a two day court hearing. He faces burglary, kidnapping, escape, and assault counts tied to a series of incidents including a jailhouse escape and attacks on bailiffs. The judge ordered treatment at Atascadero State Hospital until fit for trial and then scheduled a resume of the trial.
Police said officer Michael Berg reported his family involved in an auto crash before his own fatal gunshot. His wife Elizabeth and son David were found on a canyon slope three days later, while another son Michael Jr. wandered injured for days. autopsies are inconclusive and various details remain unresolved.
Washington AP reports Senate debate on the anti poverty bill with President Johnson urging retention of the $5.06 billion aid package including a $2.8 billion jobs program for slum areas. Senator Dirksen warns against “made work” spending if retained beyond pilot use.
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