Smog Hearing Set Wednesday in San Francisco
The first public hearing of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control district will be held at 9 30 a m Wednesday in Supervisors chamber at San Francisco City Hall. Chairman Francis Dunn of Alameda county says the hearing is required by law to precede regulations to clean the Bay Area atmosphere. Benjamin Linsky district control officer has assembled local specialists and their surveys showing support for an effective control program across six counties.
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USO Volunteers to Be Honored in Hayward
USO volunteers who aided the Hayward USO during three years of operation will be honored at a December 1 Appreciation Night at 7:30 p.m. in the USO building. Public gratitude will recognize groups and individuals who helped make the SQ a success, with Maj. Gen. James Spry and other dignitaries expected to attend before base personnel cuts close the USO operations.
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Falke F. Holmlund
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James Spry
Parks
Air Force Base
Lawrence Johnson
Holland Smith
Salvation Army
Art. Phillips
Beed Price Hearing Set for Western Sugar Industry
A Berkeley hearing on 1957 wage and price levels in the western beet sugar industry will be held at 10 am Wednesday at the Farm Credit Administration building 2180 Milvia Street Berkeley. Testimony will affect California Arizona Nevada and Oregon beet price regions under the Sugar Act of 1968 producers must pay government wage minimums to qualify for participation in the price support program.
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Credit Administration
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Assemblyman Doyle to speak on retarded needs meeting
Assemblyman Donald Doyle of Lafayette, chairing the California interim committee on the mentally retarded, will discuss findings at 6:30 p.m. in Piedmont. The public session at Veterans Memorial Auditorium, corner Highland Avenue and Vista Street, Piedmont, is hosted by the Bay Association for Retarded Children. Assemblyman Walter Dahl of Piedmont and John C. Copeland of Oakland, president of EBARC, will introduce and preside.
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Donald Doyle
Lafayette
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Piedmont
Fast Bay Association For
Economy Run Top Winner Aylin Leads San Lorenzo Event
Aylin, 16, from Hayward, won the 90 mile economy run at San Lorenzo high school with 53 ton miles and 22.6 mpg. Arroyo high's John Peterson led with 46.8 ton miles and 20.6 mpg, while San Lorenzo drivers Margaret Bayliss and Kim Pratt posted 19.7 and 22.1 mpg respectively. The Kiwanis sponsored event, in cooperation with Mobilgas and highway patrol, honored eight-driver teams and awarded the sweep stakes to Grovo High School's squad. Gerald Hurst encountered engine trouble near Danville.
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San Yoxenzo “High
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Raymond Stewall
Kom Pratt
Margaret Bayliss
Ray Burton
Mobilgas
Mace Presentations
Lloyd Ayl
Lloyd Aylin
Arroyo High
Sunset J Boulevard
Hayward
Sam Lorenzo
Grovo High School
San Lorenzo High
Lyle Stromer
Ray Storgatt
A. San Lorenzo
Kim’ Pratt
Erilie Prosch
Volkswagen
Gerald €. Hurst
Danville
San Lorenzo Kiwanis
Ronn Martin
Kiwanis
California ‘Highway,Patrol
American, Auto Association
Rolin Wilset
Ray Pritchard
Will Townsend
San
Loren
Trants
Wells Fargo Eyes Hayward Branch Approval
Wells Fargo plans to open Alameda County's first Bay Area branch in Hayward pending a use permit. Thomas Townsend, advertising manager, says construction could start once zoning and distance-from-residence requirements are met on 1279 and 1185 Russell Way, with properties owned by Thomas F. Dias. Real estate handled by Coldwell Banker of Oakland.
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Oakland
Ells Ear
Teacher Group Names Officers Bay Section council leaders
Judson E. Taylor principal at Washington Evening High School Fremont has been elected vice president of the Bay Section council California Teach 100. Marjorie Beandeau Daly City president Fred Clark Stockton Mary O Farrell San Francisco Irene Scott Santa Rosa Rosalie Clover Mr Diablo Alfred Martin Martinez directors Former President Gene Long San Jose will automatically remain as ex-officio board member
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Judson E. Taylor
Washington Evening High School
Fremont
Bay
California
Marjorie Beandeau
Daly City
Fred Clark
Stockton
Mary O'Farrell
San Francisco
Irene Scott
Santa
Rosa
Rosalie Clover
Diablo
Alfred Martin
Martinez
Gene Long
San Jose
Disneyland callers told Mickey is asleep
In a lighthearted local note operator Mrs Pat Zimmerman explains when children phone Disneyland asking for Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck they are told the characters are asleep and cannot be disturbed.
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Disneyland Amusement Park
Mickey Mouse
Donald
Duck
Jhhief Telephone
Pat Zimmerman
Mickey
Teachers Seek More State Funds for California Schools
California educators plan to sponsor legislation in Sacramento to raise state support for schools. The California Teachers Association, with about 90,000 members, voted to push money to poorer districts via an equalization formula so wealthier districts receive less per pupil and poorer districts gain more, targeting an annual cost rise of about 70 million dollars.
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California
Sacramento
Californa Teachers Association
Los Angeles
Wes
CTA
Ehret
Iformaula
County School Measures OK Introduced by Alameda Board
Alameda County School Board introduced two resolutions at the California School Board association meeting in San Francisco. Both measures passed unanimously. One would let county boards decide which state national and county educational meetings members attend. The other would study fiscal independence and allow boards to appoint and set the salary of the county superintendent.
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Alameda
FFA Christmas Fete Tomorrow at Hayward High School
Hayward high school hosts the 2th annual Future Farmers banquet tomorrow at 7 p.m. Principal Don Oakes will speak. Olen Markwell and Karl Robinson will be named honorary Farmers. Five members Gerry Dias Karl Riele Joe Jess Mike Whalen and Jim Fletcher will receive chapter awards. Dinner includes an Australian groceries auction and entertainment by Rich Caldeira. Pine cones and berries decorate from the first period nursery practice class.
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Don Oakes
Ture
Olen Markwell
Karl,Robinson
Hayward
Future Farmer Foundation
Gerry Dias
Karl Riele
Joe Jess
Mike Whalen
Jim Fletcher
Rich Caldeira
Hayward High
California College of Arts and Crafts Scholarships Open
Dr Daniel S Defenbacher president announced applications for a $1000 scholarship from the Crown Zehlerbach Foundation at the California College of Arts and Crafts. Applicants must be juniors or seniors, American citizens, preferably residents of the Pacific Coast states.
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Oakland
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