Ground Breaking For Six Story Professional Medical Building
Ground was broken today for a six story professional medical building forming part of a 12ncore financial professional recreational complex beside the Southland shopping center in Hayward. The $2.5 million tallest Hayward structure will house 150000 square feet of medical dental and general office space with two theaters and three financial institutions including Wells Fergo Bank and American Savings and Loan Association already serving the area. Architects are Dreyfuss and Blackford of Sacramento and Taubman Company of Emeryville is general contractor.
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Hayward
Wells Fergo Bank
American Savings and Loan Association
Medical Dental
Eral
Dreyfuss and Blackford
Sacramento
Taubman Company
Emeryville
Bay
Four of 22 Apply For Castro Valley School Board
Castro Valley voters have four completed questionnaires for the Castro Valley Unified School District board vacancy out of 22 applicants. Mary Castle, the trustee directing the process, noted Louis Collier Michael Crane Edwin Fisch and Patrick Cady returned forms.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Unified School District
Fae Dathan Gntineler
Uotituuge TU MeLier Ouiwgine
Mary Castle
Louis Collier
Michael Crane
Edwin Fisch
Patrick Cady
Callier
Crane
Committee For Better Schools
Burton Vaughan
Castle
Miling
Jaughan
Drowns in Ten-Foot Wine Vat Incident in Toledo
An unsafe wine vat accident in Toledo results in the drowning death of 24 year old Joage Pedrana who attempted a drink from a ten foot high vat. Authorities investigate the mishap and warn of vat safety risks.
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Toledo
Spain
UPI
Joage Pedrana
Youth Injured In Canyon Fire Fighting Grass Blaze
An 11 year old Inb Corps youth sustained injuries while a Fremont team fought a large grass fire in the canyon. Fire crews contained most of the flames as responders treated the injured youth and assessed the scene.
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Fremont
Inb Corps
Youth suffers possible fractures in Morrison Canyon fall
Arden Hitcheack, 48, fell about 50 feet in Morrison Canyon near Niles Canyon Road and was taken to Washington Hospital Premont for clearance before treatment. A large wall of fire roared from the canyon as two firesmen and state forester units fought the blaze still mopping up at dawn.
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Lie Canyon
Niles Canyon
Arden Hitcheack
Washington Hospital
Premont
Midwest
Iwo
Aatalion
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State Division of Forester
Weather outlook shows variable conditions through tomorrow
Weather notes show variable skies with overcast near the ocean and low temperatures tonight. Westerly winds of 12 to 25 miles per hour are forecast, with details continuing on page 2.
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Braves Fire Bragan Name Hitchcock Braves Change
The Atlanta Braves dismissed manager Bobby Bragan and promoted first base coach Billy Hitchcock effective immediately after a season slump. Bragan, in office since 1963, said he was surprised by the move as the club prepared to face Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers. The team had won the opener 10 9 to slip behind Pittsburgh in the standings.
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UPI
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Bobby Bragan
Billy Hitchcock
Bir
John McHale
Bragan
Braves
Sandy Coufan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Repairing Statue Of Freedom Feints With Putty And Rods
The work focuses on cosmetic repairs to the Statue Of Freedom including filling with putty and sharpening and repairing its ten lightning rods. The project aims to preserve the statue’s integrity and surface appearance.
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Statue of Freedom
Atp
Johnson Says U S Is Doing Well At Home And In Vietnam
President Johnson told a news conference that Vietnam war losses and casualties were not unexpected and that domestic inflation is being held in check. He criticized Saigon reports about an eight year war timeframe and noted the government lacks a clear agency for such assessments. Johnson urged restraint from management and labor and said the administration has measures under study to curb price and wage pressures.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
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White House
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Bec
Three More U S Planes Shot Down Over North Vietnam
Reports from Saigon say U S forces lost three Thunderchief fighters on Monday as North Vietnam pressed the air war. At least one pilot was rescued and several crews remained missing. Marine units near the DMZ fought a North Vietnamese battalion with tanks and air support, while a cavalry company suffered heavy casualties in the highlands.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
U.S
Selsjtfen
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Pletku
Monster suit among new Soviet military gear used in Viet Nam
Russian equipment rare in Viet Nam shows up on battlefield a military spokesman says. Among items captured from the 3248 Division are a bulky decontamination or chemical warfare suit nicknamed the black monster. Also found are light machine guns and heavy recoilless rifle ammunition not previously deployed in South Viet Nam.
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South Viet
Nam
Viet Nam
City Council And HARD To Convene Summit Talks In Hayward
Hayward City Council and HARD plan a Monday summit at Elmhurst Street offices to discuss Kennedy Park, a proposed greenbelt project, annexation of areas outside HARD, and the role of the Hayward Park Commission. Officials include HARD President Julio Bras HARD General Manager Ray Butler and City Manager Raymond Neran.
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Eldridge
Kennedy Park
Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
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Hard Board
Julio Bras
Ray Butler
Raymond Neran
Bras
Hohn K. Sith
Elmhurst Street
Hayward Unified Schoolistrict
la Kennedy Park
Projpect
Hayward Park Commission
Bret Harte Field
Bret Harte
Memorial Park
City Parks Department
Hayward Air Terminal
Hesperian Boulevard
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