South County voters face primary with bonds and appointive school head
South County voters go to the polls Tuesday for a presidential year primary. Key items include state bond proposals for veterans and education, a move to appoint the county superintendent of schools, and local bonds in Fremont. The sole county race pits Chester Stanley against George Silliman in Supervisorial District One. GOP and Democratic nominations are contested in several districts, with several incumbents running unopposed.
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South County
East Bay
Fremont
Chester Stanley
Livermore
George Silliman
Newark
Bay Area Rapid Transit Dist
Stanley
Veterans Farm and Home Loan
CabVet
Sth
14Th State Assembly
GOP
William L. Bradbeer
Robert E. Hannon
Lee M. Warden
Hannon
Castro Valley
Wardens Hayward
George P. Afiller
Warden Growr
Reception for Miller Planned in San Leandro
A reception for Representative George P. Miller and Mrs. Miller of Alameda is set in San Leandro on Sunday from 2 to 6 pm. at 1503 Washington Ave. in the garden patio of Mike Castro. Sponsored by the United Democratic Club of San Leandro led by Mayor Jack D. Maltester with Assemblymen Robert Crown and Carlos Bee and Governor Gienn Ander on the guest list.
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San Leandro
George P. Miller
Fluoridation Ballot Sparks Pro and Con Debate in East Bay
The East Bay Municipal Utilities District faces a fluoridation vote next Tuesday with supporters arguing fluoride reduces childhood tooth decay by up to 7 percent while opponents warn of potential harm including cancer. Alameda County cities like San Leandro and Hayward already plan fluoride in water pending proposition C. If approved, fluoride would be added at a controlled level using local dispensing devices, costing about 106900 for equipment and 6300 yearly for maintenance, impacting roughly 3.1 million residents.
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East Bay
Uuites
Alameda County
Sancreava
EBMUD
Cory
Hayward
Pleasanton
Councilmen Plan Meet With HARD Over Recreation Tax
Maverard City Councilmen and Hayward Area Recreation District Directors scheduled a joint meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in City Hall Conference Room to discuss park acquisition and recreation tax rates. City Manager Ray Doran says the work session aims to understand each other’s positions better. The district faced criticism for a 45 cent tax rate with 20 cents for capital improvements and promises to cut to 23 cents after a one year period. A public hearing for the budget is set for June 23.
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Maverard
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Mgr
Ray Doran
Doran
Mot Fay
Hard
Honors For CV High Girl
Judith Ann Gossett of Castro Valley has earned honors from the College of the Pacific. The Castro Valley High School senior meets the college’s minimum B plus cumulative average and will receive a certificate as an honors entrant.
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Castro Valley
Judith Ann Gossett
Madison Ave
College of the Pacific
California
Miss Gossett
Castro Valley High School
Youth Drowns In Merced River
Merced AP reports thirteen year old Joseph Janis son of Mrs. Howard Hamilton of Delhi drowned in the Merced River. Companions said he sank without warning while swimming in May.
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Merced
Joseph Janis
Howard Hamilton
Delhi
Ashaming Thais
Merced River
Salvation Army Appeals for Chile Earthquake Aid
Salvation Army headquarters in Wayward launches emergency fund for Chile quake and tsunami victims. Lt. Col. R D Gifford says relief funds are running low and must be replenished. Donations in South County go through Hayward office to support field kitchens shelters and emergency medical centers aiding the wounded and homeless.
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Chile
Salvation Army
Wayward
R. D. Gifford
California
Gifford
South County
Hayward
California high school graduation set this month
Sacramento AP report states that 148.0 percent graduation record will be set in California as 148.0 percent? This year’s class is about 24,000 larger than last year, nearly 20 percent bigger, with about half expected to matriculate to college next September.
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Sacramento
California
Red Cross conducts Chile aid survey at Oakland chapter
A special Oakland Red Cross meeting led to a telephone survey of county organizations aiding Chile earthquake victims. Alameda residents are urged to donate warm clothing, and contributions should be made to the Chilean Relief. Local Red Cross offices, including Hayward at 2028 Mission Blvd, will collect and forward gifts.
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Oakland
Red Cross
Bay Area
Hayward
Mission Bivd
Irvington Man Passes the Bar
Herbert E. Ellingwood 28 of Irvington passed the California bar this week among 346 successful candidates. A Yale and Stanford Law School graduate, he resides at 41241 Roberts Ave with wife Audrey a Fremont Elementary first grade teacher. The couple has lived in Irvington three years while he completed law school and he now works in the Alameda County district attorney’s office.
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Fremont
Herbert E. Ellingwood
Irvington
Bay Area Air Pollution Board Adopts 1961 Budget
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District BAAPCD directors unanimously adopt a 560 400 budget for fiscal year 1961 61 to run until Ernst Ernst report changes. Regulation 1 Section 3g hearing continues to July 15 with open burning ban debated by San Mateo County growers amid smog damages. Speakers urge continued ban while some greenhouse operators seek exemptions. New appointees attend first meeting. Talbott named to BAAPCD Advisory Council. Next board meeting set for 10 a m on the specified date.
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The
Bay Svea Air Pollution Control Disk
William Blake
Ernst & Ernst
Baapco Board of Directors
Loung Glasshouse
Greeer
F. Louis Chess
Anong
San Mateo
Frank Siri
East Palo Alto
California State Farm Bureau
Tom Kitayama
Union City Carnation
Robert J. Quilici
San Leandro
Dennison Morey
Pleasaanton
Paul de Var
Livermore
Dagmar Fulton
Pleasanton
Talbott
Baapco Advisory Council
Truman Shrine Preserved at Birth House in Missouri
The six room frame house where former President Harry S Truman was born has been preserved as a shrine. The property at Lamar, Missouri, was purchased. Most of the wood used to make pencils by the United Automobile Workers came from the southern United States and was donated to the state of Oregon and northern California. Missouri.
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Harry S Truman
Lamar
United Automobile
Oregon
California
Missouri
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John P. Ginleben
Carlos Bee
Tath Assembly
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George McLain
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San Oleca
Aly
Jack Stevenson
Warren Harding
Deane Seeger
Union City
Bob Patterson
Livermore Rodeo Assn
Steve Rubialo
CV High
Peter
SA Issues Fund Plea For
Fender, Gibson and Others
SAN Lorenzo
Ae Mawsic Center
Paseo Grande
Noreene Smith
Aunmuuuim
Baapcd Board of Directors
Dliiby
Truman
Home Furnishing Co
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