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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
3
The Oakland NAACP president denounces racial discrimination in housing and court actions across Alameda County. Statements from regional associations claim systemic bias in jail and housing policies, with calls for investigations and reform.
Sacramento reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown signed a measure requiring districts to provide classes for mentally retarded children. The plan phases in over July 1, 1956, serving roughly 22 students ages 8 to 19. Smaller districts may host classes with county superintendent approval as the state accepts broader integration options.
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Dawes Harker Halgson of Coe College raises questions on population shifts and race in urban areas. McCullum calls for a major revaluation of county race relations citing segregation and delayed integration as White flight and slum relocation persist. He urges societal reform to avoid losing distinct community identities within a generation and argues Negroes face both discrimination and provocation amid rising protests.
Md veteran affairs official Betteson, 65, director of the Veterans of Foreign Wars foreign office, died after an extended illness. He served as a major VEWO officer from 1931 to 1945 and had been with the VEWO since its early years, after being born in Warredy Ark.
Castro Valley center hosts a craft contest with entries in painting drawing ink work and sculpture. The event features age groups from under seven to ten and includes a picnic, demonstrations, and a judged display at The Cantinings Corner.
In Northern California CWIA officials upheld unemployment benefit payments after appeals by employers and workers. The appeals board ruled the decisions favorable to claimants remain valid, ensuring continued unemployment benefits though some actions by employers were questioned.
Traffic across the Hayward San Mateo and Dumbarton bridges rose in June with tolls and vehicle counts reaching new marks. Bay Bridge traffic totaled about 3.6 million vehicles for the month, yielding roughly 1.1 million dollars in tolls, while the Dumbarton and other spans posted double‑digit percentage gains from a year earlier. Total regional traffic through June neared 9 million vehicles with tolls approaching 7.7 million dollars.
SAN ANTONIO AP Maj General Edward A Noyes 72 former commander of Brooks City Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston died Thursday after a long illness He led the Army s largest medical center from 1918 until his retirement in year not specified
The Go-Party sponsored by Alameda County Republicans will be held at Brineley’s Community Theatre on September 4. Rosemary Clooney Tony Rin and Rowan and Marlin star in the program. Tickets, available at Republican headquarters and ticket sellers in Alameda County, fund party activities.
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