Progress in South County Projects and Shoreline Renewal
South County officials outline major 1967 plans including a new public library, downtown renewal, and a multiyear shoreline recreation program. city leaders cite federal funding hopes for a large coastal development, new parks, hotels, and a scenic shoreline drive as they push for jobs, housing, and regional infrastructure.
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Bayt Leonia
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Teyinant Liu Bu
Med
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Tae Hiliil
Portland
Deal Arcu
Obituaries for Benedetta Virali and related notices
Obituary notices detail Benedetta Virali Eequirmigh mass at 3b and services for Mrs. Benadene Viola, with multiple survivor names and burial plans. Additional notices announce funeral services for Sin clair Davia of San Leandro, veteran World War I, and other local memorials with service details and burial preferences.
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Ernest Moresiin
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el Monte
Heo Daughers
Mary Anni
Raenella
Hayward
Mel
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Whittier
Ain Fperan
Fons
Paul Feypruiids
Steven Neri Cen
Rickert Wel
Kenneth Ra- Agha
Joe
Dune Witi
Asoam
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
St. Hayward
Osally Sons
Briel
Moly Sepulchre
San Leandros
Sinclair Davia
Mia Merk
New Shangehtin
GR Viola Court
Sen Leandea
Tis
Davis
Carmons
Bnlon Bi
Surivers
Year of Bull in Orient Begins
Fragmentary OCR note describes a zodiac year matter with references to Asia and rotating lunar calendar terms. Readable parts imply the Year of the Bull setting in Asia, but details are garbled and names or dates are unclear.
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Switzerland Population Up Amid Growth Figures
A brief in a 20th century edition notes Switzerland's population rose modestly with a projected year on year increase, outlining factors like birth rates and migration. It mentions national statistics indicating growth trends and references the impact on demographics and social planning.
Merchants Elect New President in San Leandro
In San Leandro the Merchants elect Sid Ehyllch of Sheery's Appacel Show as new president for 1961 accompanied by an executive slate including Johny Go Biaistell and director roles at local business groups. The roster features prominent figures from Citizens' Committees and area banks, with officers from Oak Grove, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America among others.
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San Leandro
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Goardin Beye Club
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Lane
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Rogers Monawenn
No Invitation For Warren For Kennedy Oath
Chief Justice Earl Warren said he expects to administer the oath to President Kennedy but has not received an invitation. He has been waiting in Washington since December 39 and noted that it is an event for the three justices to swear in a president if required.
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Nursery School Starts New Quarter at Mb Tae Church
Village Parents Preparative Nursery School at Hayward’s 25 Hesperian Blvd begins the new quarter Tuesday. Parents interested in the program may contact Birx or Ruby Keitas at TRowula for details.
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Hesperian Blvd
Hayward
Ruby Keitas
Trowula
Taxpayer Suit On Leandro Continued
San Leandro taxpayers challenge city actions over rezoning 130 acres of Breed estate shoreline for residential development. The suit argues the rezoning will raise city costs and burden taxpayers. Judge Thomas denied a motion to withdraw and the case proceeds, with council votes and related ordinances cited.
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Chandler
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Saad
Cheatham
Cell Studying Device Cited in Tokyo Medical University
TOKYO API-Peat reports Tokyo Medical University scientists credited with an intrasystem cell driver device enabling study of rolls in living animals. The suit filed by nine San Leandro residents claims conflicts of interest involving developers and bids tied to a proposed ordinance repeal, highlighting a contested origin of funding and influence.
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Cokyo Medical University
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World War II era keepsake hunter peddles Pacific loot
Castro Valley collector Siar Covey recounts bartering during World War II for items from Pacific island natives, trading candy and cigarettes for clothing jewelry and rare military gear. He preserves beads machete a Japanese riding whip and a spider stick noting coins sold in New York and valued up to thousands. Covey reflects on a coin hoard from 1882 and 1896 dollars found and saved.
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Election Set In Lido Faire
Newark Lido Faire voters head to the polls to elect five council members with candidates including William Baker Richard Vletchet George Bucher Sam Fox and more. Homeowners who hold membership cards are eligible to vote. only one ballot per voter.
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Ed Schmele
Mes Inenthy Ozenkoali
Jing la M.D. Silva
Appointees End Terms in San Leandra Commissions
In San Leandra the current terms of all city appointees to the council commissions expire at dusk. Chumeil will name successors for Verrio P. Larson, Thomas B. Whildletan, Waller G. Avex, John L. Willis, the Rev. Herbert E. Gordon, and Mrs. Marlon C. Hagemals. The council seeks to persuade him to stay on as commissioner, with a vote expected soon.
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Lier
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Daniels
John L. Willis
Swenson St
Zoning Actiwaten Pnts
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Libwood Way
Parks Recreation Commission
Marlon C. Hagemals
JW Hoth Ave
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Canislon
Hayward Council Weighs Underground Utility Plan and City Growth
Hayward City Council plans an underground utility district along Tacheon Street from Mission Boulevard to Hardery Road to reduce surface wires and support future growth. Pacific Gas & Electric favors delaying the project while the council considers a broad routing and a state permit, with a final decision expected soon. The plan also prompts discussions on tax districts and city limits expansion, alongside a separate ordinance and weed control funding for the airport area.
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Hardery Road
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Tander
Jbles
Elon
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Sota
Maller
Cotld
Puli Utilities Commission
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Ordinantes
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Promotion Told By Blue Cross
Castro Valley district reports a Blue Cross promotion involving Watts advancing to a supervisory service post in Rangoon. The change marks Watts joining Blue Cross as a union representative candidate with future retirement plans and potential political shifts within the organization and U.N. aligned groups.
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Varmay Ave
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Gopsies
Su Rangoon
Warmay
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Hit-Run Driver Fined 158 in San Leandro Case
Charles Brooks, 27, of 324 Harlan St in San Leandro, was fined 158 dollars in Municipal Court after a hit run incident near Williams and Eldel in late October. Brooks was arrested by San Leandro police on the evening of the incident.
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Brooks
Harlan St. Jone
Tdge
Lear
Williamsyde
Eldel
Solons Propose Campaign Trim Amid Debates
Washington AP reports lawmakers discuss potential campaign cost cuts within eight weeks. Calls come as parties weigh abolition of unnecessary spending through recess or convention adjustments while awaiting presidential primary dynamics.
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