01 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
1
Sunday summary notes former California governor Ronald Reagan at a Georgia Republicans convention where about half of the 700 attendees hold Reagan for President placards while he hints a decision on a White House bid will come later. The event followed his address and included cheers and a news conference.
Susan Ford hosts a high school prom in the East Room with 74 senior girls from Horton Arma School for Girls and their dates. Miss Ford wears a flowered gown and is escorted by Billy Pifer, a medical student she met after her Apple Blossom Queen reign in Winchester Virginia.
Acting Laotian defense minister orders 2000 soldiers to sever ties with Americans amid anti American protests tied to U S aid in Laos and a continuing evacuation, with Kham Quane Bupa as Communist coalition figure issuing the directive in Vientiane.
Professor James Coleman, author of the 1966 Coleman Report, argues court ordered school integration is failing in the nation’s 20 largest cities outside the South. He cites white flight to suburbs and induced integration as self defeating, with public schools growing more segregated. Page 6.
Elizabeth Paul, then age 3, recalls May 31 1889 and the Johnstown flood that killed about 2200. She remembers the roaring sounds heard around 4 p.m. as her mother baked cookies for a birthday party, story notes on Page 6.
Dennis Eckersley silences the Oakland lineup for the second time in a week, beating the A’s 4 1 at the Coliseum. Reggie Jackson notes the 20-year-old Fremont High area product can pitch and keeps the ball down, even without flashy stuff.
The page from the Hayward Review notes the publication details Vol 82 No 236 dated December 2 with a 35 cent price. No other readable events or names are present on the fragment.
The piece notes graduates face a tight job market and limited readiness for life after high school. Army recruiters in Hayward Fremont and San Leandro report many applicants struggle with tests, reading, and math, yet offer tuition coverage and job guarantees to attract graduates.
The article cites national and state follow up studies on vocational education. It notes TRACE in California and Nation Follow-up funded by HEW with thousands of 1972 high school seniors. It includes Hayward 1973 study showing graduates’ calls for more counseling and practical trade training, plus varied post grade outcomes.
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