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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
10
A nine year old Milpitas boy was nearly drowned in Alameda on Sunday but was rescued and taken to a San Jose hospital for a head injury. Fire department officials reported the family initially refused treatment.
Jess Ritchie, inventor of Fog-Aire, accuses the California state smog program of interference. He argues the process to gain approval is costly and restrictive, says the state tests are overbroad, and condemns public funds used to advertise approved devices. He claims his water-switch mechanism offers a simple, inexpensive alternative and questions the need for state testing costs.
Six Bay Area youths among the 110 delegates to the National Explorer Scout conference in Lawrence Kansas returned with a banner program called Youth Measures Up. Ross, 17, Pacific High School senior, was named to the national steering committee. The conference theme Seek the Truth in All Things outlined a 17 point plan to guide 22 000 Explorer posts nationwide emphasizing selfless service and preservation of the Bill of Rights.
A planning staff hearing on a rezoning appeal by Jacob Hohener, opposing the planning commission’s rejection, is set for tomorrow at the Hayward City Council meeting. Hohener seeks to build 238 apartment units on 10 acres of industrial land off Ruus Road east of Theil Avenue in South Hayward.
Sacramento reports a long running Brown Unruh split within California Democrats as Governor Brown and Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh vie for influence over the 1968 Johnson presidential campaign machinery. Brown taps Tom Lynch as state Johnson campaign head, offering Unruh a chair but not co leadership, while Don Bradley is named campaign director, highlighting a divided power dynamic within the party.
A voter registration drive in Union City begins at 9 a m from Decota Elementary School with a maraca program from 2 to 6 p m. Gil Dorame, co ordinator for the Mexican American Unit Council drive, urged residents not contacted by volunteers to register. The effort is a large scale sweep coordinated by MAPA and allied groups in Hayward Oakland union city under the Mexican American Unity Connect banner.
Wilhelm Klor, a visiting German teacher in the United States through the American Host Program, tours California and California State College at Maynard amid vast enrollment figures. He and his wife stay with local families in Hayward and Los Angeles, expressing wonder at U.S. size and future class sizes, and noting many future invitations.
Several South County doctors will attend the 1st annual Merritt Hospital Medical Seminar at the Hotel Claremont in Berkeley on Sept 10. Attendees include Dr. E Richbinder Dr H C Crockell Dr A Noble DaShielt Dr Bruce J Fisher Dr David Steinberg of Hayward and Dr Morris Tandetta of Castro Valley.
Six people were injured in a two car crash at the Bancroft Avenue and 140th Street intersection in San Leandro. Melody Lynn Leeper, 17, of Pleasanton, drove south on Bancroft Avenue and collided with Howard L. Wirra, 19, of Morgan Hill. Two passengers per car were treated for minor injuries at Fairmont Hospital and released. The drivers and riders were returning from separate parties in San Jose and San Leandro. No citations issued.
The Eden Township Japanese-American Citizens' League announces its annual fall barbecue on Saturday September 12 starting at 6 p.m. Co chairs Shichiro Yakamizo and Fred Miyamoto say the Eden Japanese Community Center at 741 Detana Ave San Lorenzo will host community singing and games after the steak fry attendees should bring their own dishes and utensils
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