Democrats Split Over Humphrey in Open Convention Move
A Chicago conference of 35 states called the Coalition for an Open Convention urged opposing Humphrey if he is the nominee and hinted at supporting Rockefeller. McCarthy might back Rockefeller if Vietnam policy does not change, while some Democrats favoring McCarthy consider a third party. Rockefeller faces uncertainty as Nixon’s delegate support remains soft amid open convention prospects.
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Hayward Council Plans Short Meeting Tomorrow
Hayward City Council will meet for a brief four item session tomorrow. Discussion includes firearms control in light of state and federal proposals, a joint library system with Alameda County, and appointment of three CPAs as city auditors for 1967 68 fiscal year. BART proposes Dollar Street construction funded by BART, and a work session follows at 4 30 p m. The council will also review half continuance retirement benefits for police and fire personnel.
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Firemen's Hours Issue Debated By San Lorenzo Board
SAN LORENZO The firemen working hours dispute will be debated at a 7 30 p m special meeting of the Village Homes Association directors The association funds the department through a special service area and the policy manual set a 64 hour week before conversion to county civil service. Director Jack Tharp questions legality of the reduced hours and says the men owe the association for hours worked under the new plan California State Firemen's Association will represent the firemen and county officials have not yet been drawn in Several other items will also be discussed at the meeting.
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Spanish Portuguese Art Noted in San Leandro Festival
In San Leandro the Arts Council plans the 1868 Mesta D'Arts Festival centered on Spanish and Portuguese culture. An open visual arts show will be held, a first for the group. Consulates of Spain, Portugal, Brazil, and Mexico may be invited. performances will highlight regional heritage. Local committees and owners associations will join planning.
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Board to Send Protest Letter over Cultural Cuts
SAN LEANDRO The executive board of the San Leandro Arts Council will send a letter to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors protesting the elimination of 4050 for cultural organizations from the county budget Supervisors cut the cultural appropriations from the 170 million 1969 budget adopted last week, over objections of Supervisors Emanuel Razetn and Joseph P. Bort. Mrs. Frank Soares, president of the arts board, said the letter will object to the cut and demand the supervisors reinstate the cultural allotment.
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Trustee Election Tonight in San Lorenzo District
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees meet tonight at 7 at the district office 15510 Uisher it to elect a new president and clerk. Other business includes a report on legislation affecting financing, a delegate to the California School Boards Association, recommendations by the District Personnel Commission, and policy adoptions. The board will consider renewing agreements with Oakland Scavenger Co for 1968 89 and a student teaching agreement with UC and CSU Hayward.
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No Czech Troops Leave Prague After Pact Maneuvers
Foreign Communist troops exit Czechoslovakia following Warsaw Pact maneuvers that sparked Western fears of a Soviet intervention to topple the liberal new regime in Prague.
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McCarthy Strength In Olympia
In Olympia Washington a Kennedy McCarthy coalition showed strength by winning 21 National Convention votes from district caucuses while Vice President Hubert Humphrey captured 22 votes from Washington 41 delegate slate. Humphrey’s gains plus caucus votes and eight of 14 automatic delegates suggest he will secure a majority of the state’s convention votes.
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Nixon and Eisenhower kin named honorary parade marshals
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon and the grandson of Dwight D Eisenhower were named honorary marshals for the carnival parade. The announcement highlighted their public service ties and the community’s celebratory tone for the event.
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Salinger Backs Cranston in California Senate Contest
Former White House aide Pierre Salinger plans to support Alan Cranston for the U S Senate in California. He urged Kennedy campaign workers to join Cranston against Republican Max Rafferty, calling Rafferty a demagogue. Salinger aims to help Cranston, noting his past role with Kennedy and his own prior bid for the Democratic nomination.
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