More Than 400 Expected at S L Health Confab Saturday
More than 400 persons are expected at the seventh annual conference of the Bay District California Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation. The event opens at San Lorenzo high school at 9 45 Saturday with registration at 9 43 and a noon general session in the boys gym. Speakers include Dr Ruth Tiedman San Jose State College on psychology Dr George E Outland San Francisco State College on sociology Dr Harold E Jones UC Berkeley on physiology and Dr H J McCormick Sacramento State College on California association developments. Afternoon sessions are optional with panels on controversial issues in athletics and teaching techniques for elementary to high school.
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Bay District
California
Soriation
San Lorenzo High School
San Francisco Bay Area
Stockton
Sacramento
Salinas
Southern Alemedia
Association
Arta Williams
John Nixon
Stanford University
Marilyn Sundberg
Mae Stadler
Mary Tane Quick
Florence Campos
Dave Beaver
Bob McKillop
Brazil
Iher
Ruth Tiedman
San Jose State Collegé
George E. Outland
San Francisco State College
Harold E. Jones
Institute of Child Welfare
University of California At Berkeley
H. J. McCormick
Sacramento State College
California Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Paul. J. Moses
M.D
Margaret Leonard
County Control CP Work proposed for Alameda County
The United Cerebral Palsy Association urged the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to shift physical and occupational therapy for cerebral palsy from the state to county administration in Hayward Oakland and Berkeley schools. County control would allow direct recruitment and better local oversight, with 18 county therapy positions funded by a state reimbursement contract. Supervisors will reconsider after next January’s board reorganization while contracts for inpatient and outpatient care at Eden Hospital Castro Valley and UC Hospital were approved.
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Es. SF
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Fof
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Charles Lee
A. Tudyman
Bre. Smart
Brahne Trefor
iState Department of Public
Ealth
Alameda
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
University of California Hospital
Castro Valley Lions Back Drive for State College
The Castro Valley Lions Club endorsed a plan to establish a state college in Southern Alamo county. Directors voted to support the proposal amid a growing list of backers. The clubhouse sale to the Hayward Moose Lodge was completed. Next week members will honor seven past presidents at the clubhouse. Guests include Bowell Plemmons Henry Hampton Al Gonsalves Dr Monyore Whetstone Paul Tickner Jack Pankey Tom Heaton. The club authorized a 100 annual donation to the Castro Valley Welfare agency. Arthur B Belshaw may speak as Lions zone chairman.
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Alamo County
Lions’ Club
Rutledge Road
Hayward
Bowell Plemmons
Henry Hampton
al Gonsalves
Mon Yore Whetstone
Paul Tickner
Jack Pankey
Tom Heaton
Castro Valley Welfare Agency
Lust
Arthur B. Belshaw
Centerville
Lions Zone
Accused Burglar To Plea Friday
Reginaldo Galan twenty two of Decoto will plead to burglary Friday in township justice court. A continuance was granted so he can consult an attorney after damaging doors at the J L Olson company store. Deputies found him with groceries meat baby food and cigarettes in his possession and a bath pajama on the rear seat of his car.
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Reginaldo Galan
Justice Court
E. &. Quaresma
Galan
Seventh Street
J. L. Olson Company
Tenth Street
Washington Township
Tay
Olson
Jee's Backers Claim Million Signatures
A group of Mehy supporters left New York with a million signatures opposing Senator McCarthy's censure. Retired Rear Adm. Crommell, chairman of Ten Million Americans Mobilizing For Justice, said the sample shows broad opposition. Signatures were loaded into an armored car for delivery to Nixon, as voting on the censure motion set to begin in Washington at 3 p.m.
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Joseph R. Mehy
Richard Nixon
John G. Crommell
Avization
Justice
McCarthy
Washington
Nixon
School Teachers Learn Of Yale Art Projects
Newark elementary teachers attended a 3 30 pm workshop on Yale art projects led by Nora Wiedeman an art instruction specialist from a neighboring district was invited to attend the session.
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Yale
Jewark
Mewark
Nora Wiedeman
Aeringl Caine
ALE
Committee weighs hot plate use in dorms here
Los Angeles assembly subcommittee heard requests to craft legislation allowing hot plates in light housekeeping rooms. City council members Charles Navarro and Harriet Davenport testified that enforcing anti hot plate laws creates hardship for college students and pensioners with limited means.
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Los Angeles
Assembly
Charles Navarro
Harriet Davenport
Benson Calls- For Wildcatting' In Agriculture
Secretary Ezra T. Benson urged bold exploratory farming ideas to boost U S agricultural wealth. He cited potential in soybean like crops for protein, a new milk concentrate, and better grasses for ranges, and urged editors to spread scientific advances to farmers. He warned against government action against farmers and praised the school milk program’s sales impact.
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Chicago
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
American Agricultural Editors' Association
Great Plains
Fort Knox
T. Brave
Stork Club Heiress Weds Cameraman in Secret Georgia Trip
Barbara Billingsley, 18, daughter of Stork Club owner Sherman Billingsley, eloped with 28 year old commercial photographer John Rogers Christoffers after a party at her friend’s home. They reportedly wed Monday in Folkston, Georgia, as FBI sought them. Billingsley declined comment.
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INS
Sherman Billingsley
Barbara
Florida
John Rogers Christoffers
John Rogers
Stork
Herbare
Enroute South
Christnf[fens
Alfred
Ranway
Folkston
Cecil Connor
Benymett School
Millbrook
Billingsley
FBI
Pat O'Brien Admitted for Check-Up After Poliomyelitis Case
Star Pat O'Brien entered St Joseph's hospital in Sarnia for a general check-up and planned to leave soon. Reporters note he recently completed Parole Girl and may have had polio exposure amid broader vaccine discussions and local poliomyelitis cases.
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Sarnia
Pat O'Brien
St. Joseph's Hospital
O'Brien
Litis
Eden Township
Joseph J. Kupke
Detroit
San Lorenzo
Michigan
William G. de
jStranton
Chicago
Walter B. Carruthers
Hayward
Teacher Bruner Wins Slander Appeal in High Profile Case
San Francisco teachers social studies teacher Miss Bruner wins another appellate round in a defamation dispute with ex-magazine publisher Tarantino and radio station KYA. Damages previously set at 25,000 to Bruner and 5,000 punitive to the manager. Settlement talks noted but amount undisclosed.
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Fern Sem Quentin
Brace- Bruner
San Lorenzo
Tarantino
The
Cayr
Jimmie
Bruner
KYA
A. F. Bray
State Nietint Court
A'masie
Vee Ese Suy Wen Y Wa Sane Stir
Fearnhead
Miss Bruner
Arthur HK. Connolly
I Vde
Migs Bruner
Gardiner Tobmson
Gos
Newark Recreation Center Movie Schedule Unveiled
Newark Recreation District reveals December lineup at Center 2 building. Films include 3-Twelve O'Clock High and Return of the Texan. Showings start at 6 PM Fridays, according to Bette McInnes Dev.
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Newark
Hungry Thieves Raid Ashland Grocery Store
An Ashland, Blossom Way Market owner, Grace E. Darker, was robbed last night by two young men ages 20 to 23 who demanded cash with a gun. They fled in a dark sedan after taking about 880 and leaving a note of hunger as motive. One suspect wore a tan jacket. the other a tweed-like coat. Police search underway.
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Ashland
Grace E. Darker
Blossom Way
Sheriff's Deputies
Theo
Eply
East 14Th Street
Imprisoned Officer Charged With Pocketing $36
New Haven police report a case against Officer Kathleen Hesborne for allegedly taking 36 dollars from a reporter’s purse while on duty. The accused officer admits the act and faces charges in superior court.
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New Haven. Co
Iman
Kathleen
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