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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
6
Readers advised to improve elderly parents enjoyment with practical gifts like dentures new glasses and hearing aids. Dr Crane suggests dental checks eye tests and modern devices to restore full living abilities and keep seniors engaged in daily life and church attendance.
Los Angeles AP report notes strike actions by Southern California meatcutters and supermarket operators as negotiations resume while market meat supplies are expected to fall to about 75 percent of normal. AFL-CIO negotiators involved in talks.
An unidentified Reno woman died last week from meningitis. Health officer Dr Willian E. Winikow called the case isolated and said she likely had no contact with people from Ft Ord Calif area where an outbreak occurred. Contacts were notified as a precaution. She died Wednesday.
In San Francisco Alexis Morab's mother, Maria Merabishvili, a 71 year old physician from Tiflis, Georg ia, arrived for a second visit after six months of effort following a years long struggle to obtain permission to leave the Soviet Union. Her granddaughter Manana Merabishvili accompanied her. they planned a three month stay, easing after a prior letter from former Mayor George Christopher to Nikita Khrushchev helped secure travel clearance.
A 12 year old boy, Dennis P. McGuire of Graham Way, was struck by a car driven by Charles L. Snyder of Castro Valley while crossing MacArthur Boulevard near 160th Street. The impact hurled the youth about 86 feet, leaving him with multiple injuries. He was treated at Fairmont Hospital and then transferred to Oak Knoll Hospital in good condition.
Fresno reports a civil rights meeting by the Committee for Fair Practices and other groups aimed at shaping California fair housing legislation. Delegates divided into two factions, one backing broad civil rights measures and the other focusing on fair housing, with a plan to seek compromise for a 1985 legislative push.
Formal bargaining for a new contract between basic steel manufacturers and the United Steel Workers Union begins Tuesday in Cleveland. Industry talks note tightened steel supplies, high mill bookings, and plans to ramp up production to avert losses from a possible strike. Auto output expectations and first quarter records frame industry concerns as rail and barge logistics slow shipments.
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