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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1961
Page
3
After a four day strike, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company employees returned to work Tuesday. The Communications Workers of America estimated 8,000 workers were off during the last negotiations as calls resumed and the dispute over reinstating two suspended women operators continued.
A letter sent to Hayward Union High School District parents warns that secret societies and hazing are illegal in California public schools. Pupil Guidance Director Margaret Schilling says the preventive letter notes law provisions, potential penalties, and clarifies that joining Native Sons and similar groups off campus is not restricted. The notice explains hazing definitions and cites possible punishment up to six months jail and fines.
William H H Dowhower, 44, remained in critical condition after being struck by ten autos while crossing Mission Boulevard at 22151 Mission Boulevard. He suffered head injuries when one car struck him and another flung him along the road near 22100 Mission.
Five proposed span designs will be reviewed by Governor Edmund G. Brown in San Francisco. The hearing starts at 10 a.m. in the Fremnant room with Brown chairing the State Bridge Authority. Proposals include a bid for a Ponte style superstructure over the Fraser River and a prestressed concrete bridge inspired by Lake Maricarbo, plus one by engineer Riccarda Morianedt.
Aimed at members aged four to 35 the Hayward Chamber of Commerce hosts a junior chamber meeting. The event plans to discuss upcoming activities and methods to engage youth in service and benefit the group.
Hayward police warn shoppers of increased theft during the pre Christmas rush. Chief George Forth urges vigilance against purse snatching pickpockets and car thefts. Tips include keeping bags in sight using locked trunks and never leaving vehicles unlocked with belongings inside. Juvenile Officer Edwina Francis adds guidance for families and child safety during busy shopping periods.
The California Association of Nurserymen Central Chapter hosts its annual Christmas party at the Cascade Terrace Lake Merritt Hotel Oakland beginning at 7 pm with dinner to follow. The piece notes door prizes dancing and possible attendance by children and pets.
Livermore directors will vote on an agreement with the city and call a stockholders meeting to approve a 2 acre parcel deed and a second agreement with the Livermore Area Recreation Dist to merge 33 acres for a proposed stadium park and civic center. If approved the project could start in five to seven years. without it the city faces 103000 in park improvements. A dissident group led by Ralph Melvill opposes the land deal and wants the rodeo ended and land sold to fund Valley Memorial Hospital.
Otto W. Graf, a science teacher at Washington High, has accepted an invitation to serve on a Bay Area committee planning a program for the National Science Teachers Association convention. The convention, set for early March in San Francisco, will be the first of its kind west of the Rockies.
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