Bay Area Forecast With Patchy Low Clouds
Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area call for fair weather through Thursday with patchy low clouds near the ocean at night and morning and little temperature change. Highs reach mid 60s in San Francisco to low 80s elsewhere, with Oakland 72 and San Mateo 77.
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Detroit Riot Bloody Night as Guards Contain Curfew Violators
Amid gunfire and fires in Detroit barbed wire and National Guardsmen sealed off streets. Paratroopers halted cars, 1,800 officers patrolled, death toll rose beyond 24, injuries over 1,500, property damages exceed 200 million dollars. Rioting spread to 12th Street West Side and Mack Avenue.
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Newark Pickets Hurl Rocks During Six Day Strike
Rock throwing marred a Newark strike at Morton Sait Co as as many as 30 Warehousemen's Union Local 835 picketers stood outside the gates. A supervisor H S Yates from Los Angeles reported a rock shattered a truck side window at 149 p m. Police investigate amid ongoing negotiations with nearby firms Leslie Salt Co and Orangeburg Manufacturing. The walkout aims to match wages of Oakland and San Francisco workers in earlier talks.
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Fremont Trustees Seek Tax Anticipation Note for Operations
Fremont Unified School District plans to seek an 82 million tax anticipation note to cover operating costs until tax installments arrive. Finance Director Harold Alameda cites 4.75 percent interest, noting 1964 to 1966 rates ranged from 1.7 to 2.15 percent. A meeting at Timothy Rix School discusses budget timing and AB 272.
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Fire Engine Rescues Mini Bike Blaze in Fremont
A $40 000 Fremont Fire Department engine with 1250 gallons per minute capacity arrived at Norris Road to extinguish a burning mini bike. Firemen Dan Jackson and George Silva fought the fire as the station operated with volunteers, spraying about half a gallon of water to halt the blaze.
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Speedspace wins bid for Newark High portable classrooms
Speedspace Structures submitted the low bid of 105 988 to provide four portable classrooms for Newark High School and two for Musick and Ruschin. Modulus Inc and Vinnell Steel Co also bid. Bids were sent to county counsel and architects for recommendation as district officials consider state revenue uncertainties and an August budget adoption.
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Newark saves over twenty thousand on Cherry Street repaving
The City of Newark slashed more than 20 000 from the Cherry Street project by smart engineering and bid tactics. L C Smith Co of San Mateo submitted the apparent low bid of 81 123 under engineers' estimate, partly due to selling excavated fill and cheaper local costs. The bid requires council approval and the project covers from Mowry Avenue to Central Avenue with full street widening planned.
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Angry Supervisors Fight BART Contract Freeze
Alameda County supervisors condemned BART general manager B R Stokes for freezing bids and design work on new rapid transit south of Hayward. Supervisor Murphy called it a grave injustice while urging extension of the line to Fremont and prioritizing essential expansion over costly frills.
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Operation Probe funding sparks local criticism and calls for inquiry
Political dispute erupts as General Fremont Democratic Club blasts Operation Probe funds as a taxpayer insult. Bray demands a full audit of expenses, including salaries, while Marilyn Blache attacks lack of purpose and competitive hiring. Husky leaders and cheerleaders prepare for upcoming events in Squaw Valley.
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Small Increase In Assessments In Alameda County
The state Board of Equalization announced a $1 million uptick in public utility assessments in Alameda County for 1967 68. Privately owned utilities are preliminarily valued at $22 732 820, up 4 percent from last year, with total assessed value surpassing $2 billion for the first time at $2 070 356 060. The Board cited lower common stock values and other value indicators as factors in the modest rise.
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Fremont Man Hurt When Car Rams Pole
A Fremont man, Morris E. Stapleton, 61, was hospitalized after his car hit a telephone pole at the Niles Boulevard and Nursery Avenue intersection. He swerved to avoid a collision with Joseph Souza Nunes, 70, of Hayward, who was cited for failure to yield. The crash occurred at 2 16 pm and Stapleton was listed in satisfactory condition at Washington Township Hospital.
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Cheerleaders Win More Top Awards
Washington High School cheerleaders and song girls won three first places and three purple ribbons at a summer camp at Squaw Valley, with participants from Washington Oregon Arizona Utah Nevada and Idaho. Sponsored by the National Cheerleaders Association the four day event at the 1960 Winter Olympics site aimed to develop proper attitudes for leaders of school teams and crowds and offered workshops on rally days school colors and team names.
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Feasibility study targets intergovernmental cooperation costs
An amendment to the report says the study will explore problems of cooperation and coordination among government entities and power structures. It urges voluntary cooperative effort from cities and agencies involved and Robertson notes project costs could be lower than expected.
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