Castro Valley Trustees Set to Gather
Castro Valley school trustees meet at 7 30 p m at the district office to adopt a 150 a week teacher salary increase and raise wages for principals supervisors and classified staff. They will authorize abandoning two adobe buildings on the Castro Valley site and lease two buildings to the Hayward Area Recreation District. Applications to the State Allocations Board include three new Clifton classrooms a kindergarten at Castro Valley and showers lockers and site work at Earl Warren School.
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Settlement Near In Sugar Strike in Honolulu Territory
Negotiators for union and industry met until 3:30 p m reporting a near settlement of the 421 day sugar strike affecting 13 000 workers on six plantations across the territory. Industry had set a midnight deadline to test seriousness while Governor Quinn proposed terms on pensions and severance. A 3:30 p m session was to resume talks on an unidentified sticking point.
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Suit Filed By Atomic Worker In Britain
LondoN Percy Dunn of St Annes filed the first private atomic damage suit against the British government and Atomic Energy Authority. Dunn, a married father of a 1 year old, alleges a radiative injury from work at the Springfield atomic station at Sabwick in 1953 that has nearly ruined his vision in the right eye.
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Percy Dunn
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Sabwick
Col Titus To Yield Command At Parks Base
Col D W Titus commander of Parks Air Force Base will relinquish his post ahead of a July 31 retirement after 26 years in the service. He has led Parks for 17 months and plans to live in Danville after retirement.
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Castro Valley High Boosters Club Meeting Tonight
Castro Valley High School Athletic Boosters Club will meet at 8 tonight in the music room at 194 Santa Maria Ave. The agenda includes electing officers after hearing reports from nominating committees.
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Castro"Valley High School Athletic Boosters Club
Santa Maria Ave
Weekly Meetings Slated For Old Fashioned Fourth Plan
San Teandro weekly notes a fourth annual Old Fashioned Fourth celebration in Eastshore area. Neighborhood groups including Homeowners, Business and Professional Women, Scouts, Veterans, and Boys Club organize a day at Halcyon Park with San Leandro High School hosting citywide events from 9 am to dusk. Proceeds fund recreational projects, with fireworks proposed by city council and booths, games, food, and prizes across the midway.
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Talk on Space at Kiwanis Meeting in San Leandro
Morrison Planetarium head Charles Hager will address Kiwanis members on Outer Space problems and related topics. William Gandier leads the event's planning. volunteers from Eastshore Neighbors helped with booths. The club meet in Onstad's at 1812 Washington Ave at noon for the session.
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Outer Space
Chambers Ready Barbecue Plans At Fairgrounds
Chambers of Commerce announces a barbecue dinner Wednesday evening at the fairgrounds. The event will feature a large barbecue pit and expects a sizable crowd to attend chaired by local leaders and businesses.
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Western Union Contract Agreed in New York Area
Union members will be asked to ratify a new two year contract providing an IL rent hourly pay increase for 4500 Western Union employees in the New York area. Agreement on the pact was reached Sunday night in Washington after an 11 hour bargaining session. The old contract expired Saturday midnight but was extended through Sunday.
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UPC
Washington
IndependentsAmerican Communications Association
Fourth suspect nabbed in San Francisco Corvette theft ring
Police jailed Richard Alimo, 13, an apprentice baker, as the latest member of Corvettes Unlimited in a ring that stole 13 Chevrolet Corvettes. Earlier arrests included Mauricis Calderon 19, unemployed bongo drummer Donald Giolitte 20 and Robert Galindo. Parts were sold to hobby enthusiasts.
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UPD
Richard al Imo
Baker
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Robert Galindo
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Cytizeris Committee Declares Enough Signatures for Right to Work Measure
In Los Angeles August Sommerfeld of the Cytizéris Committee for Democracy says the group has 150,000 signatures toward a November right to work ballot measure, with 322,429 needed. He notes 221,488 valid signatures were presented to state officials and that petitions will keep circulating until June 9 to ban compulsory union membership.
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Cytizéris Committee For Democracy
August Sommerfeld
Ate
Sommerfeld
Vacation travel figures show surge in 1957 leisure trips
The report notes a 16.9 percent rise in vacations during 1957 over 1956 with Park Calpers planning trips and increased use of trailer camp areas. Figures cited include 10,571,000 vacationers and related advertising noting AVANT ADS for further information.
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