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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
5
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce executive committee proposes a state lottery to finance education. In a letter to Assemblymen Bee and Crown, they urge a state study to legalize lotteries and review legal changes. They cite rising education costs, reliance on property taxes, and failed school funding elections, noting potential hospital finance use.
Three Hayward and San Leandro auto dealers received bars of appreciation from Hayward High School District for aiding its driver training program. Honored were Hayward Motors, Don Gilmore Chevrolet, Riley Chevrolet of San Leandro, with dual controls supplied by the California State Automobile Association. The awards were presented by district officials and the association.
About 500 veterans are expected in San Francisco for the California American Legion Convention June 23 to 26. Highlights include a two hour evening parade on Market Street with drum and bugle corps, an address by National Commander Martin B. McKneally, and business sessions featuring debate on proposals to strengthen laws affecting leftist and Communist groups in California, per Department Commander Sidney L. Gelber of Los Angeles.
Florida State University zoologist Dr. John A. Davison keeps three albino frogs in a bath tub in his office. He aims to nurse them to maturity and create a pure strain to supply offspring to scientists studying genetics pigmentation and embryology. It takes a year or more to rear frogs to breeding readiness.
The Children's Hospital Circus in Oakland Auditorium Arena runs Thursday to Saturday to fund the part pay program of the East Bay hospital. Performances at 3 and 8 15 p m on Thursday and Friday and 1 70 3 and 8 15 p m Saturday. Tickets at the Office of the Branches 732 52nd St Oakland or from any hospital branch member.
Two masked youths robbed Safeway at 555 Bancroft Ave Hayward taking about 200 dollars after forcing Sam Nakatani to blindfold himself and kneel. They escaped in a car owned by Nakatani, later found abandoned at Warwick and Victoria, leaving police to search for two 18 to 20 year olds.
The author W Somerset Maugham contrasts middle age with youth, stating middle age enjoys freedom while youth is bound by public opinion. The remark highlights generational perspectives on social constraint and personal autonomy.
The codes and enforcement study group of the San Leandro Development Committee will meet to review Levant Hall's work on the city zoning ordinance. Hall is overhauling regulations to simplify language and coedit administrative application of zoning rules. The group meets at 7 PM in the Community Development Dine office in King FL Cole. A special projects group will meet at 8:00 PM Wednesday to discuss a downtown master plan.
Fremont Police Chief Rich ard Condon said he would review a report by officer Rit Jniga about delays in getting a resuscitator to the Alameda Creek drowning of Olga Bettencourt who died after being pulled from water near The Spot in Niles Canyon. Jurisdiction confusion led to ambulance dispatch delays from Livermore versus Fremont, with Zuniga providing first aid before a Fremont unit arrived with a resuscitator.
State Treasurer Bert A Betts announced $93 million in California general obligation bonds will be offered for sale on Tuesday June 28. The issue includes $50 million Veterans bonds $25 million School Aid bonds $18 million Harbor bonds and $2 million Small Craft Harbor bonds. This second harbor bond offering follows a $7.5 million sale last Oct 21. The $15 million is to partly fund a new super terminal for ocean ships at Islais Creek for the San Francisco Port Authority, a $30 million project to berth eight ships plus two existing berths. The terminal will span 6145 acres north of Islais Creek and mirror Mission Rock in size and facilities, though three times larger.
Milwaukee teacher Wasilewski suspended May 9 after two pupils reported discussions of premarital relations prostitution abortion and homosexuality. Superintendent Vincent says the inquiry found the class discussed a wide range of sex topics while Wasilewski argues such topics are necessary for awareness of dangers and that no rule forbids teaching about sex. The school board promised to pursue court action if removal proceeds.
SAN LEANDRO A discussion on rezoning the Breed property along the shoreline from industrial to residential will head the agenda of the Multird Gardens Improvement Association at 8 p.m. Also on the agenda a movie entitled Keeping America Beautiful supplied by the Richfield Gil Co. A representative of the company will answer questions in slowing the film.
Medical memo notes trampoline injuries among 114 457 students show 12 trampoline injuries. 8 sprains 3 contusions and 1 dental. Average claim $13.25 vs $14.03 for other PE injuries. Safety depends on supervision and training. advise physician before vigorous sport for heart or disability concerns.
Four male customers robbed a Warm Springs bar in Fremont after closing. They herded the bartender and patrons into a storeroom, emptied the cash register of 1049.12 dollars, and fled. Victims included Gorman C. Topel, his wife Marie, and four other patrons. Police said three men used a shotgun and pistols. wallets totaling about 30 dollars were taken from the bar. No vehicle or direction known.
In Fremont yesterday afternoon a car slammed into a Niles Canyon embankment about three miles east of Mission Boulevard injuring three passengers. Driver Jesus G. Ledes was unhurt and cited for speeding. The injured, Tomas Sanchez 18 Juan Oliver 21 and Victor F Abila 21, were hospitalized or treated at local facilities with eye thumb back and possible shoulder injuries. Sanchez and Oliver far Hayward Heywerd addresses listed in report.
SAN LEANDRO Chuck Taylor director of athletics at Stanford will speak at the San Leandro Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow He will discuss Olympic trial qualification runs and preparation since 1936 with an upcoming event at Stanford The Milwaukee Teachers Union Rome next August and a local attorney were also mentioned in the notice It lists Onstad's 1312 Washington Ave as a location reference.
AP reports about 5000 political prisoners flooding Nueva Gerona on Cuba’s island. The 30 year old model prison now faces severe crowding with cells holding multiple inmates, a severely inadequate water system, and restricted bathing to once a week under Fidel Castro’s regime.
Future Farmers of America from four Southeast Alameda County high schools will compete for over 400 dollars in prize money at the Junior Livestock Show during the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton. The event runs in two halves starting July 3 with an auction of fat stock at 7 40 p.m. July 32, auctioneer Harold Brown of Woodland.
Eastbound car on Vallecitos Road five miles west of Livermore overturned into an embankment injuring driver Robert A. Baker 36 of Livermore with possible broken shoulder cuts and bruises. Passenger Hubert Costeloe 33 of Oakland had minor injuries. In Castro Valley a borrowed car on Dublin Boulevard west of Sunnyslope Avenue crashed injuring Chifton G. Gurley 16 with possible concussion and loss of teeth. All were treated and transferred to Eden Hospital. Gurley reported in good condition today.
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