Fewer East Bay Driving Deaths Reported in 1958
Alameda County and East Bay communities show reduced traffic deaths in the first half of 1958 compared with 1957. Oakland leads fatalities with 20, followed by San Leandro and Fremont among cities with notable declines. The California Highway Patrol notes 44 East Bay cities improved while overall regional totals vary.
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East Bay
Southchalking
Alameda County
Bay
National Safety Bay
Oakland
Daily Review
Hayry
Livermore
Pleasanton
San Leandro
Fremont
Newark
California Highway Patrol
Hayward
Berkeley
el Cerrito
Richmond
GHP
Officials For San Lorenzo Schools Told
SAN LORENZO The regular adminstrators institute for San Lorenzo Elementary School Dist will be here the week of Aug 19 with Paul D. Ehret announcing. The institute precedes the teachers pre school session opening Aug 2. New principals include Charles Morrow at Colonial Acres Oscar Linstrom at Martin David Horn at El Portal Russell Tour tillot at Hesperian Hite at Mark Hite at Hesperian Stoner at Linda Vista J Lynn Tull at Martin Reger at Russell and Tregtown to Bohannon as teaching vice principal. Burl Minor named vice principal Corvallis Dayton schools also gain a vice principal.
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San Lorenzo
San Loritzo
Aus
Paul D. Ehret
Colonial Acres
Charles Morrow
el Portal
Martin
Oscar Linstrum
EL Fortal
David Horn
Bohannon
Lawrence C. Leonard
Ashland
James Russo
Lewelling
Olga
Minor
Meet Set Aug 14 On Mental Health
Berkeley luncheon at Hotel Claremont at 1 pm August 14 features a panel on local mental health services. E M Forstenzer, assistant director, Community Mental Health Service Div New York State Dept of Mental Hygiene, discusses New York's local service setup under a bill like California's Short-Doyle Act signed by Gov Goodwin Knight.
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Berkeley
California
California Assn. For
Claremont
E. A M. Forstenzer
New York State
Dept. of Mental Hygiene
iForstenzer
Goodwin J. Knight
Glass Furnaces Capacity Exceeds Six Million Tons
A Boston based report notes that the United States glass industry possesses a total capacity surpassing six million tons, more than ten times the combined weight of all structures in New York City's Rockefeller area.
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Boston
Glassmaking
Furnae Cg.ass
United States
York City
Rockefeller
Parolee Held In Purse Snatching In Hayward
A 1S.year-old California Youth Authority parolee was booked on robbery and purse snatching charges after grabbing a purse from Mrs. Rosa Lee Pearson near the Hayward Post Office on C Street. Witnesses pursued the youth who was arrested by Patrolman James Purcio. $100 was recovered during a pocket search. He was taken to Juvenile Hall after booking and reportedly threatened to kill Mrs. Pearson and any officer.
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California “Youth Authority
Rosa Lee Pearson
Amps Ave
Hayward
C St
Chase Arid
Soto SL
Tames Purciio
Summer School Ends With Open House At Roosevelt
SAN LEANDRO The unified school district will end its summer program for elementary and junior high students with an open house at Roosevelt School tonight at 7 30. Visiting parents will experience a shortened day in summer school spending 50 minutes in each of three classes during the six week session. About 200 upper grade pupils attended enrichment classes at 951 Dowling Blvd including arts and crafts typing writing and languages. Elementary and junior high music students presented the second of two concerts last night at Bancroft Junior High School concluding their summer work. Summer sessions end tomorrow except for swimming instruction and the high school program.
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San Leandro
Roosevelt
Dowling Blvd
Bancroft Junior High
Irvington 'Little Plan' Snubbed by Residents in Fremont
Irvington residents rejected the proposed "little mayor plan" at a public meeting. The planning commission set an Aug 4 session to hear a formal opinion from the Irvington Businessmen Assn. Leo Jakobson outlined changes including narrower bypass roads, new street between cemetery and interim school, reduced on street parking, and staged development over 25 years. Residents urged rezoning their area from residential to commercial use. President Joe Alter will lead a draft presentation for his group to planners.
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Fremont
Irvington
Planning Commission
Bercy Assn
Leo
Jakobson
Grimmer Blvd
Irvington Menument
Roberts Ave
Irvington Businessmens Assn
Joe Alter
Castro Valley Districts Plan Meeting Discusses Unification
Castro Valley School District trustees will discuss unification at a Monday meeting in the administration building at 6600 Christensen Lane. Superintendent Marvin Smith invites Redwood Independent and Palomares District trustees and other interested persons to participate in the discussion.
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Castro, Valley
Castro Valley School
Christensen Lane
Marvin Smith
Redwood
Independent
Palomares Dist
Rifle Shot Turns Luck for Decotan Youth
Anthony Rojo, 13, of 701 Fifth Street Decote, was treated at Levine Hospital after a self-inflicted 22 caliber sawed-off rifle shot wounded his left thigh. He found the gun in a Sunol Creek near his home and fired while handling it, saying his luck was bad yesterday and that he acted without thinking. He was kept overnight for observation and reported in good condition the next day.
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Anthony Rojo
Decote
Adit
Levine
Rojo
Sunol
Sheriff's Deputies
Levine, Hospital
Guilt Found in Hayward Child Beating Case
Mrs. Alice Ristesund, 31, of 1364 D Street Hayward was found guilty of beating and kicking her stepdaughter Sheryl, 10, in Hayward Municipal Court. Patrolman Herb Hallen found the bruised girl on July 26 prompting the investigation. Ristesund admitted beating the child to vent anger at her husband. The case was referred to the Probation Department and postponed to September 4 for report and sentence.
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Alice Ristesund
St. Hayward
Hayward
Swith
Sheryl
Herb Hallen
Sheryl Swendering
Jackson
Tidge -T.lc
Foley
Speakers Named by Toastmasters at Hayward Meeting
Real Toro club toastmaster Al Rivera will lead the meeting at 7 30 p m today at 21744 East 1st Street Hayward. Speakers include Ralph Heyes Dave Stewart Harold Strauss and Joe Roberts with Jack Rooney Lou Wilcox Siraj Brammarian and Wes Fap also taking part in table topics and general evaluation.
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al Rivéra
Real Toro
Hayward
Ralph Heyes
Dave Stewart
Harald Strauss
Joe Roberts
Jack Rooney
Lou Wilcox
Siraj Je Brammarian
LA Mayor Blasted For Civil Defense Stand
Sacramento reports state official Poulson andcivil defense director Stanley Pierson blame Los Angeles mayor for not cooperating in a statewide evacuation plan. Pierson says evacuations may be necessary for millions in target areas if nuclear attacks occur. He notes warnings could come two hours before impact and urges unified congressional action.
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Sacramento
Poulson
Laster
Stanley Pierson
Los Angel
Norriss
Lfe
Pierson
Tptale
Poulsoin
Los Angeles
Civil Defense
T Pierson
Congress
Knight Warns Against Auto Republican Domination in California
Knight told the State Federation of Republican Women that automatic GOP dominance in California politics is a thing of the past. He urged more Republican women to seek office and argued two Democratic women legislators' partisan viewpoints blur public perception of female lawmakers.
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Ross Th
Goodmin J. Knight
California
State Federation of Republican Women
Knight
Dorothy Donahoe
Bakersfield
Pauline Davis
Portola
Welfare chiefs prepare to mold policy after 1957 reforms
California welfare leaders from most counties convene in Sacramento to shape policy for recent legislation. A 30 member committee will present proposals to the State Welfare Board, led by Tom Bell of Kien County. Key bills include medical aid fee structure, higher pension and blind payments, and increased aid for one child families. Public officials and county heads are expected to attend.
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Sacramento
Welfare
California
Association of Welfare Chiefs
State Welfare Board
Tom, Bell
Kein County Welfare
State Department of Social Welfare
Gloria Coolidge
R. Felton
Louis Sutton
Maxwell
Edward Gaffney
San Francisco
Sen
John Murdy
Huntington, Beach
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