Daily Review Phot Saga of Johnny Appleseed
The Tayward Children's Theater presents Johnny Appleseed with Sheri Swaner 10, Shauna Creer 7, Bob Cook 8, and Rick Cook 11 in outdoor practice. Shows are at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday at the Chariot College Community Auditorium in Castro Valley.
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Daily Review
Phot Saga
Johnny Appleseed
Sheri Swaner
Hinton St
Shauna Creer
Lemont Court
Bob Cook
Tres
Rick Cook
Tyler Lane
Castro Valley
Tayward Children's Theater
Chariot College Community
Blood Spattered Bedspread Introduced At Murder Trial
The Alameda County case features a blood stained bedspread and a life size victim model. Defendant Alex Soares faces murder charges for Angela Mathews 31 who was stabbed in her San Leandro apartment while with her husband Dorothy. Evidence includes post mortem findings, a kitchen knife, and a dramatic cross examination with a victim mannequin. Mathews had an affair with Soares and had recently reconciled with her husband after a prior assault.
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Alameda County
Western Laboratories
Mathews
Spurgeon Avakian
Wright
Kincaid
Soares
Thayer Ave
Hayward
164Th Ave
Ashland
Gerald P. Connitt
San Leandro
Hayward Commission to Hear Report on Police Relations
The Hayward Police Relations Commission will meet in San Francisco tonight at 7 29 in the Conference Room City Hall to hear Ray Sterlinski report on the department’s relations and actions.
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Hayward
Ray Sterlinski
Eeman Relations Commis
Assn
San Francisco
City Hall
Fremont Woman Seeks Local Gun Control Law
Fremont residents wake to news of Kennedy assassination as City Council adjourns after four hours. Mrs. Margaret P. Damery asks for a local gun control law to curb sale and use of firearms, stressing safe, law abiding citizens and police aid, while noting the federal debate.
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Fremont
Newr
Don Driggs
Robert. F Kennedy
Margaret P. Damery
Logan Drive
San Leandro Unit Forms Enrollment Study Committee
San Leandro Unified School District trustees established a 27 member advisory committee representing teachers and laypeople to study secondary school enrollment. The panel will select a chair, report by the next board meeting, and may start meetings mid September. Topics include optimal secondary school size over seven years to 174 75 and effects on programs. members from Pacific and San Leandro Highs and elementary areas.
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San Leandro
San Leandro, Unified
Clarence Burrell
Burrell
Outa
New Haven Trustees OK Staff Changes At District Schools
New Haven trustees approved staff changes for the coming year at Logan High School and Barnard Junior High. Cezeco Witters becomes high school dean, Neal Kaufmann named acting vice principal at Barnard, James O Laughlin appointed social studies chair, with other department chairs and administrators reappointed. A special personnel meeting is set for Monday at the district service center to discuss further chairmanships, with a budget session planned the following night.
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New Haven
Logan High School
Cezeco Wilters
Decoto
Clarence Flanagan
Witters
Barnard
Alpaugh
Bakersfield
Neal Kaufmann
Barnard Junior High
Jack Frishie
el Rancho Verde
Kaufmann
James Logan
England
O'Laughlin
Te District
District Service Center
Western Avenue
Harold Schoenfeld
City May Share Turfing Costs For School Grounds
The parks commission plans to share most district costs for field turfing and related improvements at schools. Tonight’s city hall meeting will discuss capital projects including ballpark landscaping, a scoreboard for Stenzel Park, and a tennis court maintenance program at Cherry Park. Recreation planning for Hoover School idle use and long range city needs will also be reviewed by committee.
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Stenzel Park
Cherry Park
Hoover School
Asto
Bit
Jack Neavil
Veterans Groups to Elect Officers Sunday in Pala
Second District President Bernice Latifman of Hayward will preside at the World War I veterans and auxiliaries meeting at the Veterans Memorial Building in Pala. The session begins at 10 a.m. and will include election and installation of new officers.
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Veterans Maroeal
Palato
Bernica Latifman
Hayward
Newark Eyes Rate Hike For Waste Pickup Fees
Newark city councilmen will hold a special work session at 8 p.m. today to review East Bay Disposal Company's second request to raise garbage rates. The firm currently charges $1.20 monthly for weekly pickup of one 30 gallon can. The May 23 proposal would lift one can to $1.50 and two cans to $1.75 and $2.40.
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Newark
San Lorenzo Library Gets 47000 From Supervisors
Alameda County supervisors agreed to advance 47000 to the San Lorenzo-Astland-Cherryland Library area for immediate furnishing of the new 360000 library in San Lorenzo Village. The loan will be recovered from next year’s area taxes, with debate over whether to charge interest to offset county funds. Local taxpayers have funded the project through yearly self-imposed taxes, while critics urged restraint during budget talks.
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San Lorenzo
Allameda County
San Lorenzo- Astiland-Cherryland Area
San Lorenzo Village
Emanuel P. Razeto
Joseph Bort
General Fund
Robert EB
Hanon
John D. Murphy
LeTand Sweeney
Sam Lorenzo-Ashland
Cherryland
Murphy
Hannon
Village. Homes Association
Razila
Bort
Razeto
Sari Lorenzo
John Connally
Bart
Earl Strathman
TIS
San Lorenzo-Ashto
Tax Rate Cut and Hospital Fees Stir Washington Township
Washington Hospital Directors vote to cut the tax rate by four cents for 1958 60 while approving an average daily room rate increase of 3 4. They also consider a potential additional five dollar daily rate rise for various wards and units. The library site donation and landscaping by local groups are noted amid debates over noninterest loans and tax funds on deposit.
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Washington Township Hospital
BART and City Council Clash Over Fremont Station Embankment
Fremont debate centers on a 450 by 100 foot earth embankment for the BART station near Mowry Avenue and Alvarado Creek. City leaders favor elevated columns through the city center, while BART engineers push the embankment option citing slope and land needs.
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Fremont
Bay Area
Hayward
BART
City Center
Pot Bart
Seo Ors
Geoffrey Steel
Steel
Idmund Sajor
Tare
Walnut Street
Mowry
Bc Washington Hospital
Bela Vadasz
Bart Engi
Obituary notices for Vargas Linthicum Storm and Brougham
Obituary notices from Hayward area papers list Menuel E Vargas and family, Hugh A Linthicum, Joseph Storm, Mary Brougham and others. Details include birthplaces, relations, church and cemetery services, and funeral planning for June 1968.
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By Jock Brain
Leona Ward
Robert Kincaid
McNie
Herbert
Crowle
Sabraw
Af laFtia
Herbert G. Crowle
Crow Canyon
Baily
W. Winton
Fremont Area
Center Square
Livermore Area
Livermore
Commission To Hear
By Jim Wilson
Kennedy
Martio Laedher
King
Cornell
Let- T
South County Scene
MAU
H. Adamson
Frank Savina i
Kenneth Anderson
Pacific High School
Derrell Bond
Elvin Brown
Gordon Pappas
Pacific High
4D Gaskins
Charles Matzen
Alice Hudson
Barbara Brown
Elmira de Pace
Aron Hurgens
San Leandro High
Juniior High School
Pete Seymon
Donagin Todd
Bancroft
Earl Lerdahl
John Balch
John Muir
Betty Tavis
Gleveland
Maxine Noble
Garfield
Roy Lubratich
Halcyon
Carl Dahl
Jefferson
Donna Jean Donnelly
John Pierre
Madison
George Coates
McKinley
Charles Anema
Monroe
Donald Fields
Roosevelt
William R. Johnston
Washington
R. W. Hollenbeck
Wilson
Pacific Highisctiog
Washington Hospital
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Argas
Menuel E
Union City
Zelda My Vargas
Garaldiné Duarte
Oakland
Manuel Ey Vargas
Holy Sepulchra
Morciney
Francis G. Rowe
Anthicum
Hugh A
Hayward Dlad
Haywards
Pum
Ray
Achue W. Alma
Belphany Lutlaran
Offeinling
Intormenti
the Chimes Memorial Park
Storm
Jovepting
Aled
Martin William Storm
Martin W. Storm Jr
Lear Grandmatter
Lénus
Noa Storm
St Christophar’s Epiacapsi Church
Sorensen Bros
Marla Brougham
Celedo
Joan Brougham
Marlay
Oaklingy
Elizabeth Brougham
Cathalle Daugiters
America
All Saints Chor
New York
Pig &.Tn
Hayward Moruary
Mayston Blvd
All Saints
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