Fremont Area Churches Set Sunday Worship Schedules
Fremont area churches announce morning services at 11 am with nursery care and Sunday school. The First Christian Church Alder Avenue hosts Rev. Alfred M. Smoak and Mrs. Kari E. Olson. other churches include Fremont Baptist Center Alder Avenue and Niles Congregational with testimonies and mission reports. Evening services vary, some at 6:45 pm, and special events include a Sunday swimming party for children.
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Alder Avenue Baptist
Blacow Road
Fremont
Alder Avenue
Niles
Kari E. Olson
Fremont Blvd
Don
Anderson
Prune Ave
Freemont
C. Erick Schone
Thurch
First Methodist Church
Washington Blvd
Donald Rogers
Vacation Bible School Schedules In Newark Area
The St. Pauls church and the Presbyterian Church in Newark host Vacation Bible School programs from 9 am to noon daily in August. Led by Rev Robert Taylor and Rev Yevier, the sessions at 335 Newark Blvd include crafts and music. registration forms are at both churches.
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Newark
St. Pauls
Robert Tavior
Yevier
Presbyterian Church
Nev
Newark, Blvd
Dope Offender Charged In Three Insulin Murders
Los Angeles County jury indictment accuses Archerd Fontana known as James Lynnscherd of fatally injecting insulin into three victims for financial gain. Arraigned Friday, held without bail. alleged victims include Juanita Plum Arden and others connected through family. Authorities note possible insurance motives. case involves several relatives and associates in California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Fienerman
Archerd
Juanita Plum
James Lynnscherd
Monrovia
Calif
William E. Jones Jr
Archerd Fontana
Stewart
Juanita
Las Vegas
William Dale
Mary Brinker Post Arden
Alhambra
Annie Jordan
Zella Winders Archerd
Covina
Barney K. Archerd
Robert Fiener
Long Beach
Man
Alse
County Grand
Fontana
Soviets Push Nasser To Reopen Suez Canal
United Press reports Soviet diplomats urge Egyptian President Nasser to reopen the Suez Canal soon. Nasser favors reopening, while Egypt keeps the waterway closed amid Israeli occupation. Soviets warn rerouting ships hurts revenues as Arab nations face debt. UN and WHO focus on refugees. Iraq vows continued oil embargo and arms buildup.
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Soviet Union
Gamal Abdd el Nasser
Suez Canal
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Cape of Good Hope
Syria
Moscow
Cairo
United Nations
U Thant
Nils Goran Gussing
World Health Organization
WHO
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
Taher Yahya
Iraq
United States
Britain
West Germany
Baghdad Radio
France blames Canada for Quebec visit uproar
Paris officials said Canada invited de Gaulle knowing the tensions it would spark in Quebec and that the problem lay with Canada not France. They noted de Gaulle’s Free Quebec remark produced a strong French-Canadian reality and drew sharp domestic criticism of his behavior.
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Paris
UPI
Canadai
Charles de Gaulle
Quebec
de Gaulle
Canada
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Republic
Cal State Hayward Extends Fall Enrollment Deadline
Cal State Hayward keeps accepting fall applications after a two percent enrollment cap guidance from State College Chancellor Dumke. Predictions anticipate about 6300 students, with 3085 completed applications versus a 4382 plan. extensions cover all categories as faculty vacancies persist at 34 of 54 positions filled.
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California State College At
Hayward
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
State College System
State Coleges
CAL State
Green Water Fuss Sparks City Utility Dispute
Residents and officials clash over slimy green water overflowing from two Woodruff Drive pull boxes. PG&E and Pacific Telephone crews worked to resolve the hazard, while city staff and council members traded accusations about responsibility and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Drive
Jean Borella
Woodruff Dr
Harry Lewis
Pacific Telephone Co
Bruce Altman
Pg&e
Lewis
Altman
Pacific Telephone
Washington Plans 1957 Class Reunion
The Washington Union High School class of 1957 will reunite on August 19 at 7 p.m. at the Holiday House in Hayward. Reservations are due by August 1 and should be mailed to Pat Collett in Fremont. For more information call Donna Warntjes Crain or Mrs Collett.
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Washington Union High School
Holiday House
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Pat Collett
Thompson Ct
Fremont
Donna Warntjes Crain
Collett
Leaders Mull Slum Problems
National civic business labor and civil rights leaders will meet in Washington to consider measures to eliminate squalid living conditions in cities. Pittsburgh Mayor Joseph M. Barr, president of the US Conference of Mayors, and New York Mayor John V. Lindsay announced the gathering.
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Washington
UPI
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Conference of Mayors
New York
John V. Lindsay
Supervisors Push Reestablishment of Civilian Conservation Corps
Alameda County supervisors urge a Congressional revival of the CCC to curb urban violence and poverty in the 1960s. They argue youth programs are underfunded and suggest CCC camps could provide structure for teens ages 15 and up, aiming to address root causes of unrest.
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Alameda County Human Relations Commission
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
America
Detroit
Newark
N.J
Leland Sweeney
Sweeney
Emanuel Razeto
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California North
Richard Palmer
New Mexico
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Dale Wallace
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Glendale
Richard Parsons
Utah
Clair Burgener
San Diego
Gilman Housley
Oklahoma City
First Christian Church
Children’s Rho Fellowship
Eer
Christian Science
Christian Science Chu
Evangelical Free Church Tomorrow’s
Evangelical Free
St. Paul Methodist
A. Robert Taylor
St. Paul
Centerville Presbyterian
Lorin
Centerville Presbyterian Church
Paul Leatherman
Mystie
Isabelle
Janeen Lengeheim
Shirley Wernick
Speech and Drama Department
Jean Anouilh
Highlands Playhouse
Jeurens
K.x
United Press
St. Leonard’s Catholic Church
Martin Walsh
A.m. Mass
Charles Ray
Holy Names Society
Newark Mowry West
Fuil
Pacific Gas
Lomdaanies
Bert Loosmore
Conservation Corps
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