Fremont residents join new Alameda County Board of Red Cross
Fremont residents Gerald Smith Pardella Union City and Mrs Richard Marriott join the Alameda County Red Cross board of directors amid multiple local appointments. The article notes upcoming elections and community events across Fremont Newark and Union City with details on appointments and local activities.
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Fremont
Gerald Smith
Bruce
di Pardella
Union City
Oakland
Alameda County Red Cross
Joseph W. Jay Afferms
Richard Marriott
Warren Townsend
Film by Brémont student inALLBRAE festival
An 18 year old student from Fremont high school in Millbrae presents a film titled Blowing in the Wind for the ALLBRAE festival. The work centers on a portrait of youth and nature and is directed by Joan Macdonald, president of Fremont youth.
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Mills
Brenda, Broischart
Millbrae
Jona Kennedy
Fremont
California
Joan Macdonald
Iark Distlet
Senate
Aetter
Dave E. San
Hast Bay
Siteia
Carmel Court
Opry
John F. Kennedy
Ryuaigpent
Sundl Valley
Nasional Park
Fire drill at Belle Ranch buildings sparks smoke plume
Union City firemen reported an early morning drill at the Decoio Road site near Alameda. Flames and smoke engulfed two houses and a tank house as crews prepared for construction of new homes, but the blaze was contained to a drill with no injuries.
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Union City
Belle Ranch
Canon Decoio Road
Alamedal
Lawmakers push BCDC bills amid Bay Area policy split
Assemblyman Knox and Senator Petris back revised Colwig measure that mirrors the BCDC master plan while a Knox Petris version aims to model interim bay control until a regional agency forms. Conservationists back Dolwig style but favor the Knox Petris approach. Lane supports Colwig’s revised bill as committee chair.
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BCDC
John J. Knox
Richmond
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
Dolwig
Knox-Petris
Colwig
Knox-Pettis
Melvin Lane
Lane
Madigan
Senate
Wby Jack Baugh
Fremont sex education report on school board agenda
A Fremont Unified School District report on sex education is scheduled for the school board at 7:80 pm at Irvington School. The plan includes teacher training provision, parent survey results, and ninth grade survey findings, with about 200 attendees and 23 speakers at the prior meeting.
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Glenn Anderson
Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Irvington
Fremont Blvd
William J. Bolt
Unions threaten strike amid county salary talks
The 1,400 member welfare department faces a strike threat as union leaders press to discuss working conditions with the board. Officials and union reps debated salary requests from the Public Defender, health officers, and sheriff staff, with several requests sent to later decision.
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Social Worker
John ID. Murphy
Araner
John Nunes
James C. Malcolm
Norris Casey
Operating Engineers Union
Frank Madigan
Kenneth R. Nelson
Richard Gerlach
Nunes
Malcolm
Phblic Health
Casey
Madigan
Civil ‘Service Commission
Notice of Court Order and Publication Details
Classified notice published by The Daily Review Inc referencing a court order in Alameda County California. Dated June 21, 1961 the notice states publication details and subscription information for the Framant California area.
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The
Daily Review Inc
Treasalenty
Eames
eTmia Court
Alas Ate
Fot
California
Maltar
Gongran
Ads Jrese
Center Square
Framant
Newark Street Picnic Planned by Local Resident
An old fashioned neighborhood picnic will be held Sunday at 2 pm on LaSalle Drive Newark with residents invited to wear name tags bring food and move picnic tables into the street. Public Works will block LaSalle Drive from 2 to 6 pm for the event organized by Mrs Rey Vasques of 146234 LaSalle Drive.
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Newark
LaSalle Drive
Rey Vasques
Public Works Department
LaSalle Driva
Trustees Delay Addition Okay
Trustees delay a decision for 30 days to assess cost rises tied to a double in another business. A Newark woman protests a custodian dug a 20 foot border of primroses around Milani School and accuses a school employee of making fun of her after she reported it. Board president James Perley calls for all involved to attend the next meeting for a report.
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Newark
Milani School
Alice Anderson
Birch St
James Perley
Raiders Practice Field Delayed by City and County Hurdles
Oakland Raiders practice field project valued around 100 million dollars faces delays as the Oakland city council and Alameda County Board of Supervisors require approvals. County officials discuss operating and capital expense definitions while critics question taxpayer backing of a private, profit-making venture.
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Oakland Raiders
Coliseum Inc
Oakland City Council
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Oakland
Coliseum
Board of Directory
Council
Ways and Means
Board of Supervisors
Earl Strathman
Richard Moore
Eugene V. Waring
Edouard B. McKnight
Alameda County Taxpayers’ Association, Inc
McKnight
Art of Oakland International Airport
Knight
Raiders
Coliseum, Inc
Port of
Port Ag
Joseph Bort
Bort
Capitas
Ecourty and Couseum, Inc
Fremont Ballet and School Band Join Fiesta Week Parade
Fremont Ballet ages 11 and 20 will perform Ballet Folklorico and new dances in native costume at 1 7:30 p.m. May 25 in Park Center. Newark High School band and others join Fiesta de Las Rosas events from May 25 through June 1 with 34 Fremont Ballet members taking part in the parade finale on June 1.
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San Jose
Fremont
Park Ceneath High School
Fer
San Carlos and
Vine
Newark
Ing
Trial Enters Final Stage Over Visitation Dispute
The case follows a January divorce that became effective in September with Feliciano and Horton. A dispute over visitation to Horton’s son led to imposed limits and planned meetings that were later halted. Feliciano reportedly left the boy at a baseball field after failed arrangements.
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Horton
Feliciany
Feliciano
Benya
Beating Suspect Arraigned In California Incident
Demetria T. Haywood, 19, arraigned in Hayward Municipal Court on misdemeanor battery charges over an incident at California State College involving Prof. Marilyn Blawle. A preliminary hearing to determine if she should face a student disciplinary board is set, with Dean Lyle Edmison and Dean Albert Le Pore presiding.
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Wayward
California State College
Marilyn Blawle
Hayward
Demetria T. Haywood
Office
Afro-American Studies Committee
Edward Carroll
Lyle Edmison
Albert le Pore
Gas Station Expansion Approved in Newark
Newark Planning Commission approved Humble Oil Co. to expand the Enco Station at 2288 Thornton Ave by purchasing two adjacent residential lots to double the site. Landscaping lighting and fencing rules were set with a dispute over fence material. masonry fencing chosen. A church expansion and a mobile home park permit were continued to May 27 for further action.
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Newark
Enco
Thornton Ave
Newark Planning Commission
Apd
Commission
Humble Oil Co
Planning Department
Norman JC. Weisbrod
Thomas R. Estrada
Humble
Thornton Avenue
Mayhews Landing Road
St. Edward's Church
Wayre Vaughn
Jack Grimes
Fremont
Nimitz Freeway
Bain and
Central Avenues
Cedar Boulevard
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Union Bipe
Red Cross
Seland Reserve
Roy Farr
Fremont Army
Ionly
Jsion Valley Athletic League
Ude Creme
Paul E. Rivers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Trants
Bank of
Richard C. Ro
Willmont
Mollere's
Imagi Paseo Padre Parkway
Mont
Jock Gaunt
Newark Unified Testa
Morrow
Newark High
Clude
Brémont
Burns Hilee
Sylvia Kaiser
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Harry Feinberg
Leon Mozzetti
Big C
Ray Boege
Chamber
Ken Weiss
Spencer Lewis
Borden Chemical Company
la Verne Williams
Lewis
District Personnel Commission
Cooperative Personnel Service
State Personnel Board
John Slater
Alameda County
Slater
Baugh
David B. Parry
Seturda
Gal
Mimber
Ui Bureau
Cirellation
Leona Ward
Super
Condero Way
Benny
Hortons
Blacie
Friend
Black Students Union
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
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