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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1954
Page
2
Superintendents urge a county wide master plan to prevent boundary changes from aggravating school planning. They warn that current politics create unstable school district borders and propose a single regional plan covering San Leandro and southern Alameda County, with no changes until it is complete.
Harry T. Murphy of Hayward was installed as president of Alameda County Farm Bureau in Livermore. Officers include John Busch Pleasanton first vice president Peter Banke Jr Livermore second vice president Thomas Greer Livermore secretary Melvin Neilsen Pleasanton treasurer Rasmus Jensen Pleasanton state delegate Roy McLain California Farm Bureau Federation second vice president spoke Bob King Concord acted as master of ceremonies installing officer Dick Johnson Yuba City led the event.
The annual American Legion Fest 195 barbecue will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial building in Niles. Frank Mendoca, general chairman, announced the event and invited members and guests to attend.
A Berkeley psychiatrist connected with UC hospitals faced nine counts of fraud over allegedly promising medical treatment to the Veterans Administration with false claims. The case, brought by federal authorities, centers on admission to a plan for probation and parole tied to institutional workers in the Bay Area. The judge set bail at 2,500 dollars as the matter proceeds toward trial.
Mrs Marguerite Way chairing the Hayward Merchants Association parking committee said the group will study city policy. The council decided to fund two thirds of parking lot costs with one third from local property owners and merchants. Garr noted the stance did not bind her committee and cited plans near Main and Castro streets.
Washington reports GOP leaders pressed for a show vote on farm price supports. Sen. Aiken urged flexible supports from 82 to 90 percent parity, opposing the administration's rigid 90 percent plan. The Senate decision could influence future legislation and potential presidential veto implications.
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