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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
6
Dr Poston argues true education must start on solid ground and build upward. He warns against “brain trusters” who shine in one area but lack ballast, calling for broader practical experience for students and professionals alike.
LOS ANGELES AP Legal machinery in handling criminals may harden offenders rather than aid rehabilitation says University of California criminologist Dean Joseph C Lohman In an address to the National Association of Municipal Judges he urged a joint study by judges and behavioral scientists focusing on young offenders from arrest through incarceration and a review of the statutory framework governing judges. Downey Municipal Judge Leon Emerson criticized California compulsory license revocation laws as damning and dastardly urging corrective legislation to prevent economically deprived individuals from being unfairly penalized.
The Alameda County United Fund will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday with Charlton I Melka announcing. Frederick Hirschler president of Emporium Capwell Company will be the noon luncheon speaker discussing The Challenge of Community Responsibility. Clifford J Dochterman will chair the meeting. Reservations for the luncheon can be made at the Alameda County United Fund office in Oakland.
A Clark Equipment Load Glide van uses a bottom air cushion to lift endwise rolls from a delivery van. Streams of compressed air and ball bearing mechanisms let a single worker unload 40 foot reels without tarps or flatbeds. The $13.5 thousand unit, bought by Warren Transportation of Hayward, speeds dock work in Oakland.
UNION CITY Proponents of the Decoto Alvarado unification predict passage by a wide margin in polls on December 8. Andrus, chair of the Citizens Committee for Unification, forecasts at least a 2 to 1 win despite opposition from some Decoto School District residents in south Hayward.
District Recreation Council and HARD co sponsor the play Sing Ho For tha Prince at Bur bank School with shows at 10 am and 2 pm. Tot Time sessions run December registrations the week of December 14 at Weekes Park and limited spaces for 12 weeks starting January 1 through April 2 1988. Fees 430 single 9 double. Register December 14 at Weekes Park December 15 at Bidwell and Fairview and December 16 at Castro Valley Community Center. For class details call HARD at 581 6331.
A year old Newark boy, David Jones, was struck by an automobile near Biddle Avenue and Warner Street yesterday afternoon. He was treated at Oak Knoll Hospital and held for observation, with authorities reporting he is not in danger. The driver, Annie Sison, said she did not see the boy. police will not issue a citation.
Livermore Young Democrats scrats meet at 7 30 p m to discuss linking with the California Federation of Young Democrats. Attendance includes Josiah Beenton, state president of the Young Democrats.
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