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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1966
Page
6
San Leandro hosts the Trade Club of Southern Alameda County first gathering of the year with a capacity crowd on food products night. Sponsors include 13 local processors and distributors. AM Ames receives a plaque from incoming head Ed Gray. Prizes list groceries, hams and bacon.
In Washington Manor district rumors say councilman Moberl Taylor may not seek re election due to health or other pressures. If he runs, a business group plans a organized opposition with their candidate still secret. Filing for candidates runs January 21 to February 17.
Al Koat, councilman of San Leandro, shares a packed two week period with 14 meetings in 20 days. Records show events from Jan 11 council to dinners with Chamber of Commerce, KRON-TV Community Needs, and the League of California Cities East Bay dinner. The mayor and other councilmen are noted to have similar workloads, highlighting the strain of public service alongside regular jobs.
Women at the Chabot Republican Club in Hayward obtained a tape of Ronald Reagan’s speech and will use it at their Tuesday San Leandro Library meeting. Guests are invited and other gubernatorial candidates may speak at future meetings. Members pledge to back Republican nominees in the general election, while urging active support for their personal choices before the primary.
An elderly man stopped by Bob Dielecks timber yard in San Leandro, asked for a jug of lumber and delivery next day. The old man claimed to live in Plumb Nearly, a place Bob never heard of, insisting it was "plumb out of town and nearly in the country."
In Waycross Georgia Alphonso Taylor, 30, climbed a roof to reach a chimney but became stuck halfway down. Fire crews could not pull him free and neighbors aided by calling for help. Police later charged Taylor with breaking and entering as officers located him after the escape attempt.
The Alameda County Republican Party launches a recruitment drive to enlist 4,000 volunteers for the coming election. Led by Central Committee chairman Lewis Sherman, the campaign runs Monday through Friday, Jan. 21, with a phone bank of 20 lines at party headquarters. Volunteers will work as precinct organizers in registration and election efforts. Call 652-2289 or visit 4227 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland for details.
State officials announce stricter qualification requirements for public school teachers. The reform aims to raise entry standards, expand credentials, and emphasize licensing, with districts adapting hiring pipelines to meet the new criteria.
U.S. post office plans airlift of Christmas mail from Viet Nam with 100000 pounds moved this weekend to San Francisco. Postmaster General says no trouble in hiring staff. California teachers seek higher credentials amid new rules. state board urges more school aid and expanded programs.
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