Hayward District Tax Hike Looms For School Budget
The Hayward district faces a proposed tax increase of 19 cents per 100 assessed valuation to preserve current class sizes and staffing. Trustees heard objections from teachers and residents led by L. L. Underhill while Salary Committee members urged some raise. Cunningham warned against across the board hikes. No action was taken as further study was planned.
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L. L. Underhill
la Vista School
Mist
Noell Marble
Cunningham
Walter Thompson
Suzanne Clemens
Curtingham
Real Estate Topics Set By League Of Women Voters
The Hayward League of Women Voters will host meetings beginning tomorrow to discuss current and proposed real estate measures, sales, and rentals. Sessions at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. will cover the Rumford, Unruh, and Hawkins acts, housing orders, and a repeal drive affecting state housing acts, with gatherings at homes in Castro Valley and Hayward on June 7–18.
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Haywar Ay League of Women Voters
Rumford
Hayward
Mathais van Thiet
Oakes Drive
Teacher Geister Wins Fulbright to Teach in Scarborough
Howard Geister of Hayward 05 Orchard Ave earned a Fulbright scholarship to teach industrial arts next year at Scarborough High School for Boys. He will swap positions with Derek Craven, who will move to Hayward High School after eight years as an industrial arts teacher.
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Howard Geister
Orchard Ave
Hayward
Scarborough
England
Hayward High School
Geisler Willl
Scarborough High School
Derek Craven
HUSD Sets Final Meet Of Season
Hayward Unified School Dist officials meet Thursday evening for the final parent administrator session of the year. Supt. William Cunningham will report on progress in the district’s first year. Discussions will cover report card standardization and progress of intermediate and vocational programs for next year. Scholarships Incorporated awards totaling 5000 will name ten Hayward High School students at 7 40 p m in the Hayward High Cafetorium.
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Hayward Unified School Dist
William Cunningham
Scholarships Incorporated
Hayward High School
East Ave
Hayward
Tto Hayward High School
Accidents Injure Two Area Youths
Two youths suffered injuries in separate auto accidents yesterday. Four year old David Mannard of Haynard was hit by Michael Coates of Hayward near Foothill Boulevard and Street. He was treated and released. In the second crash, 17 year old Jackie Watson of San Leandro injured when her car overturned on Redwood Road north of Proctor Road. She was reported in good condition at San Leandro Memorial Hospital.
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David Maynard
D St
Haynard
Michael Coates
Palisades St
Hayward
Foothill Boule’ Ivard and
Jackie E. Watson
Manor, Blvd
San Leandro
Redwood Road
Proctor Road
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Train Hits Car Near San Martin Kills Couple
A man and woman died when their car was struck by a northbound Southern Pacific train ten miles south of San Martin. The victims were identified later by the Santa Clara County coroner's office. The crash occurred as the car turned from U.S. Highway 101 onto Masten Avenue.
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San Martin
California State ‘Highway Patrol
Santa Clara County
Masten Ave
Highway Patrol
San Lorenzo district faces 286 733 deficit on 1964 65 budget
San Lorenzo Unified School District Superintendent Paul Ehret warned at a budget session that 1964 65 revenues will total 8 950 280 while expenditures reach 9 287 019, creating a 286 733 shortfall even with built in teacher pay raises. The board considers possible cuts or a legislative override tax, though the president doubts the latter. Teachers seek wage boosts from the present 5154 minimum to 3 400 for starting, and 10 450 to 19 000 for top step, plus 120 for a master’s degree and 240 for a doctorate.
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San Lorenzo
Paul Ehret
Ehret
Corinne Aitken
American Federation of Rate Parhers
Case Against Brothers Ends in San Leandro
Alameda County Superior Court dropped felony narcotics charges against Stephen Graham, 22, and David Graham, 27, of 390 Castro St. after a San Leandro police and state narcotics raid Tuesday. Judge Lewis E. Bender cited lack of evidence for the dismissal.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Prevention on Agenda and Banking Pickets Reported
San Leandro community group will discuss forest fire prevention at a Friday meeting led by California Division of Forestry ranger Fred Terwiliger. In San Francisco, Bank of America agreed to regular reporting on CORE member employment figures, a concession that followed persistent picketing and demands for civil rights data from the CORE organization.
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San Shandro
San Leandro
Green Cross
Fred Terwiliger
California Division of Forestry
Onstad's
1812
San Francisco
Dof America
America
Mic
Naarly Group
CORE
William
Ussery
Congress of Racial Equal
Ity
Runge Vm
Samuel Stewart
Bank of Ameri Lday
Powell Isl
Abinul
Jbank
Stellers
Trade Club Plans Event Head Trader Wayne Rodd to preside
Wayne Rodd will preside as head trader for the last time at the bank night of the Trade Club of Southern Ala eda County. Arthur C. Ames elected head grader. new officers include Edward Gray Glen W. Horsley James P. Riley Arthur T. Odgers Charles J. Mudge Warren ul Mills Ray Harba Josef Lane Edward RB Voorhees J F Red Baker and James Hor roca. Outgoing officers listed. Rank night features a social hour steak dinner at 7 pro entertainment at 8 awards at 9. Stage event at the Pleasanton fairgrounds.
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Wayne Rodd
Alaeda County
Arthur C. Ames
Edward Gray
Glen W. Horsley
James P. Riley
Arthur T. Odgers
Charles J. Mudge
Warren Ul. Mills
Ray Harba
Josef Lane
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Alameda
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