Atomic Wastes Peril Warned At Soil Group Meeting
ASIOMAR Calif TM Dr Reuben G Gustavson president Resources for the Future a Ford Foundation subsidiary warned the nation pays too little attention to disposing of atomic energy waste He spoke at the 12th annual Soil Conservation Society of America meeting noting radioactive fission products are stored in containers and questioned underground storage and ocean depth sites risking soil and water contamination He cited Los Alamos New Mexico flooding 40 acres of underground storage and raised concerns about the future of land reclamation and agricultural surpluses amid rising irrigation and cultivation pressures.
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Asiomar
Calif
Reuben G. Gustavson
Resources For the Future
Ford Foundation
Gustavson
Soil Conservation Society of America
Contaimers
Los Alamos, N.M
Teamsters Meet in LA Plot to Clean Up Union Rules
Western leaders of the Teamsters met in Los Angeles after a three day executive board session that drafted a strong reply to corruption charges. They may seek changes to the union constitution and could endorse a successor to President Dave Beck who retires December 1. The Western Conference, formed in San Diego last June, may back efforts to reform and curb influence abuses.
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Los Angeles
1Ns
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Western Conference of
Teamsters
San Diego
Beck
Afl-Cio
Kangaroo Jurists Hand Down Life Sentences
Redwood City California judge sentences two men Dan iet Howard aged 18 and Joseph Wittenheimer aged 20 to life for first degree murder in the strangulation of fellow inmate Robert Young on July 27. The judge cited death penalty as too onerous and noted potential parole eligibility after seven and a half years.
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Redwood
San Mateo County
Aylett BR. Cotton
Daniet Howard
Joseph Wiettenheimer
Robert Young
Conclave Draws California Teachers Association Leaders
Three Southern Alameda County school officials joined 360 California Teachers Association chapter presidents at Asilomar for a three day conference to discuss methods to improve schools. Bert Howard E. Day of Hayward Elementary Teachers Association Donald Maynard of Mt Eden Teachers Association and Harry E. Dunwain of Cupertino Valley Teachers Association attended.
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Alameda County
California
The Daily Review Publication Details and Rates
The Daily Review prints daily except Sundays and lists subscription costs per month. Postal notes indicate second class matter status and Hayward California address for communications and box 170.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Postoffice
Hayward
Congresa Marchal
All Communications
P.O. Box
California
the Daily Review
Ws. Lurerne
Luger Ore
30-Year Service Pioneer Mail Carrier to Retire
Charles Sorensen of Westfield Ava, age 94, retires after 30 years as a Hayward mail carrier. His career began 43 years earlier with earlier posts, military service, and later a return to postal work in 1929. He served under six postmasters, led local postal groups, and remains active in veterans and amateur theater circles.
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Charles Sorensen
Westfield Ava
Hayward
Sorensen
Sorenser
Oakland
Southern Pacific
Livermore
Vivernmore
Fifth Infantry
California National Guard
Army
Sorensens
TLS. Internal Revenue Service
Oakland Letter
Cartier
American Legion
Edith
Niles Trustees Approve Student Insurance Plan
Niles school trustees approve a voluntary student insurance program at their regular meeting. The policy covers children on school property for $1.25 per child per year. They awarded a contract to pave portions of Vallejo Mill School grounds and awarded lighting upgrades in district classrooms and offices to Centerville Electric for just under $1000.
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Fremont — Niles
Vallejo Mill
W. E.mc
Elvain
Niles
Dist
Centerville Electric
State Fair opens with artistic first day despite low turnout
Sacramento and California fairgoers face a thinner crowd as opening day yields 77,652 attendees while 85,441 expected for the 12 day run. Future Farmers lead livestock judging as exhibitors plan for a more international showcase tomorrow with 21 foreign countries hosting booths and a luncheon crowning Maid of California.
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Sacramento
Californias
Orange County
Kia
America
Jean Marie Miler
Los Alami-lurcheon
Job shortages foreseen as youth enter labor force
Dr Harold Wilson UCLA education dean warns that within 10 to 18 years a job shortage may arise as the WWII baby boom joins the workforce. He urges maximizing education and developing training techniques to prepare students for a tightening labor market.
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Los Angeles
INS
Harold Wilson
Ucla’ School of Education
Mohrland Water Annex Meeting Set
Hayward city officials will meet September 18 with directors of the Mohrland Mutual Water District at Mohrland School to discuss annexation and answer questions about potential inclusion of Mt. Eden. not a Mt. Eden Improvement Club meeting as earlier reported.
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Hayward
Mohrland Mutual Water Dist
Mohrland School
Mt. Eden
Sawmill Loot Nearly Empty as Thieves Strike Near Athens
Sheriff reports two men stole around 1700 pounds of sawmill machinery from Sherman Marsh. They returned for a second load but Marsh spotted them. Two suspects were captured. thieves had sold the junk and it was already disposed when Marsh sought recovery.
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Athens
Ala
Clyde Ennis
Shermen Marsh
Marsh
Look Out Lassie Jan Likes Burros
Jan Clayton on the CBS Lassie set with a burro named Joe was impressed by his intelligence and gentleness. She decided to get one for her children. Joe followed her around when tethered, like a puppy.
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Jan Clayton
Joe
Jen
Lawyers Hit Law On Telephone Tap Ban
SAN FRANCISCO The National Association of County and Prosecuting Attorneys urges courts to allow wiretaps for criminals under court supervision, while banning misuse by blackmailers. The group also backs mandatory treatment for narcotics addicts and stricter supervision for those released from institutions.
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San Francisco
National Assn
Association
George H. Scott
Minneapolis
Berkeley Man Held in Thefts At Army Base
Fletcher Sherrard, 36, a civilian guard at Oakland Army Base, was arrested by FBI agents after a San Francisco grand jury indicted him for stealing government property. He was seized at his Berkeley address 1625 Prince St and jailed in Oakland. Charges include theft from an Army case and larceny of government property involving five cases of cigarettes.
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Oakland
Oakland Army Base
FBI
Fletcher Sherrard
Prince St
Berkeley
San Francisco
Sherrard
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