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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
22
The recently approved committees on human rights and responsibilities will meet tonight to consider naming members. Mayor Madester plans to seek council permission to appoint a nine member panel with NAACP observers likely present. Nominees must win final council approval and may mirror similar panels in other communities to address minority issues.
Taxable transactions in Alameda County for the first quarter of 1963 reached 384 million, up 7.1 percent from 1962. Statewide self-assessed transactions taxed at 3 percent totaled 86.2 billion in the same period, per John W. Lynch, chairman of the State Board of Equalization. East Bay and lower Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, comprising the Second Equalization District, reported 1,154,912,000.
AF reports two secret satellites launched Thursday by the Air Force. One produced a bright luminous display visible across much of the region, triggering a flood of calls to sheriffs and local authorities. Officials refused to confirm details, citing secrecy policies, while analysts noted no explosions and questioned the mission’s objective.
A five piece German band will perform at Memorial Park on Sunsday with intermission. The event features a German unit and a 10 piece core ensemble. The concert starts at 2:20 p.m. at the park in San Leander amid senior center summer events.
Senator John J. Wilkins announced approval of three research grants totaling 95.72 dollars to study the regulation of development in the mouse, physiological adaptation in the Mexican free-tailed bat, and the effects of frustration on a turtles species. Grantors include the Department of Health and Education. The projects aim to advance understanding in biology and animal behavior.
San Leandro council approved a variance for 1 Fargo Avenue owned by Bonarr between Whitney Avenue and Golden Gate Mine. Plans call for a full bus parking area with 4 spaces, but 131 parking stalls must be provided if apartments are built. concerns were raised about compliance and future parking needs.
The Sint Boys' Club runs a second session day camp directed by Bul Denger in San Leandro. Aug 7 and 15 mark added activities with boys exploring local sites, films, and snake and insect study. Cost is $15 per session, plus field trips and group meals amid community involvement.
Integration leaders will discuss democracy in communities at an 8 pm July 26 meeting sponsored by Frontier Benarratie Call. Speakers include John Washington Eugene Nowak Vic Berkeley and CORE Hoasing Cor. Tickets available by sale. program by Joe Klaas with Lana.
The Conservation Department revoked the timbermen permits for operators including Leroy 5 Kiliow and Rohnert P. Matthews for improper logging. Public warnings were issued to suspend activities, while workers were tasked to repair damages and restore roads and fire prevention features. Authorities noted areas logged in Norris Mendecise, Sellwood district, and warned of restocking efforts with new licenses forthcoming.
A Japanese-born girl named Yukie Baker, adopted by a Marine veteran and his wife in California, forms bonds with neighbors and attends local classes. The story notes her arrival in 1902 under Japanese immigration policies, her progress in school, and her parents’ efforts to provide bilingual education and integration while facing public scrutiny and legal considerations.
Fire inspector attends a regional gathering in Wey, Missouri with attendees from Wey. Central Mo and California teams discuss safety, prevention, and cultural studies. Participants include officials from Wey and California, focusing on fire prevention strategies and training.
NDRO The San Le TMI Reeplopment Committee denies the request by Robert Blaisdell to extend alterations on a downtown property. The panel cites failure to meet building code requirements and unanimous recommendation to uphold the agency’s denial.
A report details a request for funds to pursue drilling tests. Officials, including Randolph Cottier and others, discuss feasibility studies and the need to secure financing. The discussions suggest potential steps and next actions by the agency.
Pickets at three plants persist as unions press for wage gains and contract terms. Reported clashes over lines and production disruptions accompany ongoing labor actions across Newark, San Levindra, and Seattle area facilities as management and union reps hold talks.
Oakland and San Leandro discuss annexation and land swaps to develop an 18 hole course near Pavix Street. Property exchanges involve the Port of Oakland and parcels owned by ALS Plulies and Son, with plans to link municipal services and curb double taxation across both cities.
Oakland officials review possible annexation of Sheffield Village area to San Lorenzo Unified School District. Mayor Helin notes 300 residents and students attend local schools, with discussion ongoing at Alameda County Board of Supervisors and plans to consider joining Leandro area services.
A Day Forest ordeal ends as rescue teams report a missing fisherman near Marble Mountain. Authorities say the man became separated from his fishing party Sunday night. A search, including air and ground teams, followed with a cardboard box and light clothing found near the last sighting. Sheriff’s deputies estimate a difficult recovery effort is underway with weather hindering visual progress.
A garbled notice about a San Francisco zoo trip due July 24 mentions multiple names and dates with unclear roles. It lists organizers and youths with medical notes, but the exact itinerary and participants remain ambiguous.
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