Moose Lodge Ends Teen Dances Hopeful Permit Plan
Castro Valley officials report a district attorney opinion found the sheriff cannot close the Friday Teen and Twenty Club dances at the Moose Lodge on Stulledge Road without charging with specific facts. The Moose plans to switch to a membership based teen dance under a new permit while screening applicants to curb undesirables.
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Boat Mishap Reports Ready
Lachlan M Richards chief of the California Division of Small Craft Harbors announced that boating accident report forms are now available at all DMV offices. The law requires reporting of all collisions or casualties involving undocu mented vessels with death or injury or property damage over 100 dollars. Death reports must be submitted within 48 hours and other cases within five days in person or by mail to the Department of Natural Resources in Sacramento.
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State of California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Small Craft Harbors
Sacramento
California
Exam Set for Sewaae Chief in San Leandro
Civil service exam notice announces appointment of a sewage treatment plant superintendent in San Leandro. Applications due by 3 p.m. July 2. Salary range 593 to 127. A promotional exam for a senior account clerk in the finance office also listed, with new post salary from 2493 to 493.
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Tiros 1 Satellite Stops Transmitting Photos
Washington AP NASA reports Tiros 1, the weather satellite, stopped sending earth cloud images after the wide-angle camera failed. Narrow-angle still shows limited function, but overall data transmission ceased. the craft remains in a 430 mile orbit and may be out of operation for years.
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Refuel Men Strike At Idlewild Airport
New York Idlewild Airport faced a strike as over 40 members of Local 553 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters walked out after the Allied New York Services contract expired. Supervisors were expected to maintain operations though some flights may face refueling delays as union demands, including a 73 cent wage rise and 57 contract demands, remain unresolved amid city mediation.
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Yport
Toca 553
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Allied New York Services, Inc
Allied
Robert F. Wagner
Duty Hall
No Petition Filed On Gas Chamber Initiative
Sacramento report notes no petition was filed by Thursday to abolish capital punishment in California following Daryl Chessman’s May 2 execution. Several groups planned to seek about 215,000 signatures with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan to qualify the measure for the November ballot.
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UPS
California
Daryl Chessman
Frank M. Jordan
City Staff Boosts Hospital Drive in San Leandro
City employees pledged 300 toward a community fund for San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Forty workers signed pledge cards, with the Firefighters, Corporation Yard Maintenance Club, and City Employees Assn contributing. Mrs Edith Hokenson chaired the campaign with Lt Whitey Rosanen assisting. Bonnie Spinosa John Alexander and Emil Samos aided. Bay Tair Kin is Club added 5000 and members enriched the fund by 403. Paul Mammini is his president.
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Whitey Rosanen
Bonnie Spinosa
John Alexander
Emil Samos
Bay Tair Ki Nis
Paul Mammini
Hhis
Submarine Duty Invitation Issued
Navy announces a program allowing personnel discharged or released within three years to re enlist in the Regular Navy. Those with two years or more in the Naval Reserve may qualify for re enlistment. Required designation is Qualified in Submarine SS.
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Navy Department
Naval Reserve
Ogilvie Promoted by Flood Control District
Wallace W. Ogilvie is promoted to assistant engineer manager of the County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. He will assist chief engineer manager James P. Vivelete at the County Office Building in Fremont. Ogilvie, a UC Berkeley civil engineer, has served six years in the district and eight with East Bay Municipal Utility District. He is a former Army officer and active in Boy Scouts and county employee affairs.
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Herbert G. Crowle
Ogilvie
Thei I District
Winton Avenue
Sfayward
Gincer
James FP
Viveelte
Department of Public Works
University of California, Berkeley
California
American Public Works Assn
East Bay Engineers Club
Irvington
Fremont
East Bay
House Approves Military Bill For Bases At Home And Abroad
Washington AP The House passed a military construction bill funding 894.855 million dollars for domestic and overseas bases for the new fiscal year. The measure, agreed with Senate conferees, moved by voice vote with minimal debate, and totals diverged 118.71 million above the House figure and 75.082 million below the Senate total.
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