Hayward Boys Club construction fund drives to finish
Hayward Fire Chief Matt Jimenez announces a campaign to raise 40000 to complete furnish and operate the Hayward Boys Club building now in final stages. Co chaired by Judge John Purchio and Judge J L Foley the project has 108000 invested and is valued at 250000 upon completion. The 13177 square foot facility will include a gym exercise club games crafts rooms and a library.
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Hayward Boys Club
Oday
Hayward
Matt Dimenez
Alameda County Superior Court
John J. Purchio
J. L. Foley
Jimenez
Hayward Boys’ Club
Hayward Elementary School Dist
Winton
PUC Tightens Moving Laws In San Francisco
The State Public Utilities Commission tightened furniture moving rules in San Francisco. It requires written estimates for shipments over 50 miles and insists on a complete goods inspection before hauling. If charges exceed the estimate by 25 dollars or 10 percent, delivery must occur and the client gets one extra week to pay the added cost.
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San Francisco
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Mississippi civil rights friction noted by NAACP
In Jackson Mississippi the NAACP reports “negative experiences” with COFO workers but says unrest is not disrupting the movement. Aaron Henry, NAACP president, expects more activity in Mississippi as the movement continues amid changing leadership.
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Jackson
Miss
NAACP
Mississippi
Aaron Henry
National Association For the Advancement of 7 Colored People
New York
Richard M. Nix
Menry
Clarksdale
Wasi
America
Nixon Heads Boys Clubs and Civil Rights Faiths
Nixon heads Boys Clubs and faces an active council role as NAACP and SCLC reportedly consider withdrawing from COFO. Roy Wilkins says Mississippi NAACP may pull out but waits for a Jan. 4 board meeting. King notes SCLC has not withdrawn from COFO while support from COFO remains undecided.
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New York
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Mississippi Naacp
COFO
Marlin Luther. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
King
SCLC
NAACP SCLC SNCC and CORE form COFO in civil rights era
The text mentions COFO being formed by the NAACP SCLC SNCC and CORE, pointing to a coalition among major civil rights organizations. The fragment hints at involvement and organizational origins during the movement.
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COFO
NAACP
SCLC
The
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
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Hay
Phots
Steve Rubiolo
Boys Club Construction Fund
Sherman Clay
Joe Morella
Oakland
Meraann
Christman
Frontiers OF Science
Pana Sear
Ae Ag i Ds
Nixon
Ove
Emery
Pacific
Grodins
Crodins
Southland
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