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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

9

Editorial calls for regional shift in Alameda Park District

The editorial urges restructuring of the Regional Park District to include Southern Alameda County more fully. It notes no south of Oak directors and proposes a November election change and increased board membership to improve representation for Washington Eden and other townships. It cites population disparities and Chamber of Commerce push for reform.

Basi Alameda County Oakd Alameda Hayward Chamber of Commerce Murray Pleasanton Oak Ngland Washington Eden Hayward South County Cherryland John Null

Look Out for the Cars at Hayward Crossings

City and two railroads face hazard at A street and Winton avenue crossings in Hayward as boxcars block sightlines. A Western Pacific freight recently hit a dirt hauler at Winton Ave, prompting calls for voluntary boxcar spacing or a city ordinance to improve sight clearance and reduce stalled traffic.

Hayward Winton Ave Western Pacific Winton

Bolas Spider Uses A Lasso On Its Prey

A Bolas spider is common nationwide and hunts at night. It lies in wait on a silk line stretched between twigs and uses a five to six inch viscid silk ball as a lasso to snag moths and other prey, delivering venom before wrapping and consuming its meal. The spider feeds slowly by sucking the body contents, then may rest before hunting again. They stay hidden during the day in bushes or trees, often appearing spiderless to the unaided eye.

Tone Joose Washington Indy H. A. Dobson Alexander Maron Herbert O'Conor Maryland Richard Neuberger Oregon Merbert O Conor Dick Neuberger Merbert O'Connor

What Do You Think Trivia Answers Summary

Answers reference early American figures and states. It lists wood panels by Captain John Smith, names states Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and part of Minnesota from the Northwest Territory. The ice cream mayor question cites vanilla leading, chocolate and strawberry next. Greenland’s capital appears as Godthaab. The Naval Academy opened at Annapolis. The date October 10, 1843 is given for the third answer.

Northwest Territory Green U.S. Naval Academy At Annapolis John Smith Jamestown Virginia Ohio Indiana Minois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Godthaab

Language quirks and misprints in quick quiz prompts

A compact correction quiz covers grammar and pronunciation issues. It notes the faulty sentence about trampling through woods and a refreshing cold shower, asks for proper pro nounciation of turbine, identifies misspelled word among several, defines amuck, seeks a te- word meaning pertaining to dancing, and provides corrected forms for the examples including amuck usage and terpsichorean as the term for dancing.

Hair dyed man and a worried fiancée

A reader asks how to tell a 53 year old fiancé to stop dyeing his jet black hair which makes him look older. Ann Landers advises a careful approach without wrecking him, noting the effect of dyed hair on perceived age and lines.

Ann Landers Kermit Furtermore Ann SLQ

Friendship with late politicians shapes Holmes Alexander reflections

Washington column honors pardoned grudges and lasting bonds with Herbert OConor and Richard Neuberger. The writer recalls missteps, the habit of mending fences at Christmas and Easter, and Neuberger’s courage battling cancer while remaining a constructive ally across liberal and conservative lines.

Fluoridation Opinion Letter Urges Trust in Doctors

James L Thurston D D S of San Leandro argues readers should trust doctors on fluoridation. He notes polls show dentists favor communal water fluoridation and urges avoiding hysteria. He compares public votes to personal health decisions and urges call to physicians for guidance.

East Bay James L. Thurston D.D.S San Leandro

Dentists push support for fluoridation in local water

Thomas G. Purliano DDS, president of the Southern Alameda County Dental Society, argues for Proposition 0 to fluoridate the Hast Bay Municipal Utility District water to 1 part per million. He cites studies and wide professional support while criticizing anti fluoridation claims and noting Hayward already fluoridates since 2992.

Southern Alameda County Dental Society Hayward Hast Bay Alameda County San Francisco Ellis Sox Thomas G. Purliano DDS

No Fluoridation Plea From Oakland Reader Ruiz

A citizen in Oakland argues against water fluoridation citing rights of choice and potential adverse effects. The letter questions forced medicine and urges voters to say NO, noting families drink water, milk, and juice and noting excellent dental health without fluoride.

Harris on judgment and truth in late night decisions

The author argues that late night shifts in perception distort judgment and warns that appearances can mislead. Personalities seen as cold may hide warmth, while warm facades may mask hollowness. Realism in art is linked to sentimentality, not truth, and dullness lies in indiscriminate social brilliance.

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