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Scranoton
Platerm
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Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
2
Russell City Fire Contained
Fire of unknown origin last night destroyed an unoccupied residence in the Russell City area. Alameda County Fire Department responded to the Louisiana Street call at 10 14 p m with two Civil Defense rigs. The house was totally engulfed and destroyed while crews contained the blaze to prevent spread to nearby structures.
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Russell City
Homes Assn Fills Post San Lorenzo
Paul F. Friel of 1801 Via Amigos was approved as a member of the San Lorenzo Village Homes resentiate advisory committee. Appointed by President Pat Sherwood of the San Lorenzo Little League, Friel faced confusion over plans to resign from league activities but continues to attend advisory meetings and his appointment was confirmed by board action Monday.
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San Lorenzo
Paul F. Friel
Via Amigos
Friel
Pat Sherwood
Little League
Vets to Attend Meet Amid War Veteran Buyout Rumors
Vets will attend the Eden Bar Post 306 gathering in London as John Lennon World War 1 veteran Hayward is reported to have bought a costly 20‑room home at Beales. The event runs July 15 to 18 and aims to raise funds for the department convention.
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Eden Barrack
London
John Lennon
Hayward
Beales
Vention
el Segundo
Balloons Rise as Calif Delegates Back Goldwater at Cow Palace
California delegates at the Cow Palace backed Barry Goldwater, rising with gold balloons to celebrate the party platform moves against extremism and civil rights language. The California delegation, led by Knowland, opposed rewritten civil rights planks while remaining unified for Goldwater. Vernon J. Cristina sought the state GOP vice chairmanship as factions back Gaylord Parkinson for state chairman with the next convention in August.
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California
Barry
Goldwater
Cow Palace
Republican National Platform
Golden Staters
Barry Goldwater
Rose
Platform Committee
Arizona
Ivy Baker Priest Stevens
Beverly Hills
United States
Teast
Priest
M. Phillip Davis
Davis
William F. Knowland
Sacramento
Vernon J. Cristina
San Jose
Republican State Central Committee
Gaylord Parkinson
la Jolla
Casper W. Weinberger
Horney
State Central Committee
Newark School Budget Adopted By Newark Unified Board
The Newark Unified and Newark Union High School districts adopted a combined 3,195,648 budget for 1964-65 with a 4.70 tax rate per $100 assessed valuation. The plan includes a 28 million district valuation, a 99,218 beginning balance, and 3,087,598 in expenditures, plus reserves and overrides. Negotiations and official actions proceed with Alameda County offices and a public hearing held August 4 at 715 Musick Ave.
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Newark
Newark Unified Schoolton Union High School
Newark Dist
Board
Alameda County
al. Penn
Musick Ave
Newark General Reserve
Bitter splits stain GOP race for unity at convention
James Marlow reports from San Francisco on Republican leaders Eisenhower and Nixon urging party unity amid bitter clashes between Barry Goldwater and William Scranton. Nixon and Scranton clash over strategy while Nixon courts Rockefeller, and lawmakers weigh how far to push moderates against Goldwater’s conservative wing ahead of the nomination.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Gold
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Goldwater
Collection Of Coins Stolen From Ashland Office
Ashland sheriff's deputies report a burglary Monday night at 1415 16th Ave. The thief stole an extensive coin collection and $3000 to $4000 in change from Jack P. Bua, a part time coin dealer. The coins were described as rare U.S. specimens and the burglar allegedly entered through a washroom floor.
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Ashland
Jack P. Bua
Yegg
Bua
U.S
Bank of America Buys Bonds for Hayward District
Bank of America was the successful bidder for 2.745 million dollars in bonds sold on behalf of the Hayward Unified School District by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
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Bank of America
Ono
Hayward Unified School Dist
Alameda County
Board i A
Pro Johnson Movement Aims From California Negro Republicans
Civil rights leaders in Los Angeles announce plans to form a Republicans for Johnson group to back Vice President Johnson in California’s Negro Republican ranks. Reverend Maurice A. Dawkins, West Coast coordinator of the March on Washington, says the two party system needs Black participation and bills Johnson as a practical civil rights advocate within the GOP. He accuses Goldwater of making the party a white man’s party and urges loyalty to Republicans who push stronger civil rights.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Maurice A. Dawkins
West Coast
Washington
California
Dawkins
Arizona
Brown Names Alternates to Democratic Convention
Gov. Brown named Assemblyman Pearce Young of Napa and Ray Lapin of San Francisco as alternate delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Lapin is president of a San Francisco mortgage firm and Young is an attorney who represents Napa and Solano counties. The 160 member California delegation will gather in Atlantic City beginning August 24.
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Brown
Pearce Young
Napa
Ray Lapin
San Francisco
Lapin
Young
Solano
California
Atlantic City
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