City Beautification Drive Plans For April 1968
The Magwanl Chamber of Commerce announces an April full month cleanup and fixup campaign coordinated with the fire department and rubbish disposal operators. A subcommittee will arrange Arbor Day tree planting with Scout troops, schools, and churches. The Fire Prevention Bureau will launch a safety program the first week of April, distributing fire safety literature and an illustrated Fire Exit Plan brochure. A free Irish disposal weekend will highlight the drive, with area dumping yards opened to citizens.
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Magwanl Chamber of Commerce
City Beautiful
Community Services Committee
Allen F. Strute
Fire Department
Katherine Homeman
Duck J Jackson
Scout
Chamber
Fire Prevention Bureau
Mercantile Fire Safety
Euremi
Bill Again
Hayward Area Safety Council
Sity
Eden
Thin Insurame
Agenis Agsoviafica
Sprig City
Tewutiul
Weatherproofing behavior predicts like the weather
Philosophy professor Pawick Suppes of Llanfoed University told Hayward State College faculty and students that human behavior can be predicted as accurately as the weather. He said the main challenge lies in applying mathematics to behavior as individuals do not share identical measuring characteristics, though the general factors are known to analysts.
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Pawick Suppes
Llanfoed University
Nxt
Mcechar
Institute For Mathemetical Studies
YOO
Hayward State College
Jaiman
Mathematica
Public Hearing Set On Bar Location at Matinal Boulevard
The planning commission holds a hearing tonight on a proposed cocktail lounge and restaurant at 2150 Matinal Blvd near Marina and Dooliite, on a 1 3 acre site owned by Pacific Telephone. Five other hearings are listed with a 7 2 time. Tangney and Hervey seek the permit.
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San Tanpro
John Dk
Matinal
Alvo Tuee
Pa Ic ‘Telephone Co
Marina and
Dooliite Lvive
Federal Aid Bid Agreed On Marina
San Leandro officials approve a federal aid bid to acquire land adjoining the city marina for recreation. The recommended plan, from the Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission and Parks and Recreation Commission, moves to city council for approval and aims to extend the marina golf course south toward the Alameda County Flood Control channel with potential federal money of about 540,000 to 260,000 city match within 18 months.
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San Lieandro
Ottehill
Adlitional
San Leantro
Marina
Jai
Tran
Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission
Parks of Recreation
Ural
San Leandra
Tunis
Saucerly
Alamera County
Ploxh
Chamber of Commerce Plans Action Group for CASTTIO Valley
The Chamber of Commerce announces formation of an action group to address civic issues and public policy. Committee members include Frinken de Walk, Marold Fetlaws, Ted Kublkin, Garner White, Mangies Engrh, Paul Hertaess CP.Ad Antoht Anterson, Ed Yourounel, William Fannon, George Castle, General FT Peters, Don Biger, Asdjiur Fm: jMocs, and Evevedy Ward among others.
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Casttio Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Taeni Obed
Lppista
Marold Fetlaws
F i Stoves
Ted Kublkin
Reattor
Garner White
Mangies Engrh
Paul Hertaess
jMocs
Ami Evevedy Ward
Burglary at S Felicitas Church Reported
A burglary at S Felicitas Church offices on 1068 Manor Blvd netted about 109 in coins and envelopes. Father Michael McGinty said a brandished candlestick was found inside the building after a lightless interior and police suspect the intruder used the candle to navigate.
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Leancho
Sundie
S. Felicitas Church
Manor Blvd
Ald
Michael McGinty
Poller
Industrialists To Seat Chief Industrialists To Seat Chief SAN LEANGRO
Newly elected president of the San Jacindro Manulaglurers Re solution will be installed with new association officers at a Saturday dinner in Sequge syah Country Class Oakinnnd. Other officers include C. 2 Hichcock vice president William Whihbin secretary and Vincent C Nahm treasurer. HW. Ronson, outgoing vice president, will serve as program chairman and master of ceremonies.
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SAN Leangro
Fourne Ir
San Jacindro Manulaglurers Resolution
Sequgesyah
Oakinnnd
Hichcock
Willian Whihbin
Vincent C Nahm
HW. Ronson
Ec Ontanins
Casto Valley Fire District Budget Increases Budget lines rise slightly
Castro Valley Fire Protection District proposes a 1964-04 budget totaling 342,000 with 27,198 more than last year, funded at an 86 cent tax rate. The plan raises salaries and benefits by 10,456 and maintenance by 29,005 while allocating 79,500 for capital equipment. Commissioners say the district needs more staff but only with a place to house them, and the panel will consider the 1964-65 budget at the next meeting.
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Castro Valley
Casto Valley
Wistojut
Cobmnissinners
Milly Bot
Ellard
Tudget
Rottehirst
Leandro Youth Wins Medal in San Leandro Club Contest
Leandro High School senior 16 year old Warmian, a member of San Leandro Boys Club, won a “Toy of the Year” award for community participation. The event at Leamington projects in Oakland featured a luncheon with Russ Hilton judging the best slide entries.
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San Leandro
Gerad Warhian
Bufman
Weyearald
San Leandrolfolk Dhve
San Lemuro
Noosevelt Williams
Oakland Oys
Cinb
Leamington Projects
Oakland
Sunset School
Royal Ave
Boys Clubs of America
All California
Hayward
Freedom
Russ Hilton
Warmian
Downtown Plaza Plan discussed by San Leandro council
City officials and Downtown Development Committee leaders met to review financing priorities and plaza elements for the Downtown Plaza project. They planned a breakdown of redevelopment funds, urged assessor awareness of value creation, and discussed pedestrian walkways and property acquisitions near Safeway to enable parking and future development.
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Kitty
Wesley McClure
Kennet Cheatham
Tomald Faragen
Platt
King F. Cole
Cheatham
Alvin W. Kant
Citizens’ Committee
Bruno
Citizens' Committee
Ife
Councilmen Et la Ester
Council
Washington Avenue
Jack D. Maltester
UN Carlier
Safeway
W. Joaquin Avenue
Washington, Hays
Juan
Maltester
Joaquin
Zstudillo
Washington
Hays
Cole
Esfiillo
Motorist Freed In Car Death
Mrs Dasel Dean Chapman of Castro Street was freed from misdemeanor manslaughter charges tied to a December accident that killed Mary Santos a 43 year old pedestrian. Santos was struck on Davis Street Orchard Avenue as she crossed with her daughter Anna. Chapman, 21, appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Gerald Z Connor was fined $29 and placed on six months probation for violating pedestrian right of way.
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Anna
Chapman
Gerald Z. Connitl
Franklin Lessons For Modern Business Leaders
Dr. Arthur Corey of the California Teachers Association spoke to Rotary members in San Leandro praising Benjamin Franklin as a model for today’s businessmen. He noted Franklin’s leadership, curiosity, and early innovation in postal and business practices, urging leaders to involve youths and build civic programs rather than merely giving directives.
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San Leandro
Ney
Benjamin Franklin
Arthur Corey
California Teachers’ Ascs
Richard
Oakland
San Weandro
Philadelphia First Public Police
Plymouth Dominates In National Car Tests Outperforming Ford and Chevrolet
Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute reports Plymouth leads in overall performance across ten official tests. Plymouth shows strongest results in quarter mile and highway passing, with Chevrolet and Ford trailing in multiple categories.
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Plymouth
FORD
Chevrolet
Riverside
Cal
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