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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
7
Livermore city leaders weighed bringing the fluoridation issue back to voters after prior defeats. Mayor Patterson and Councilman Shirley backed further study, noting statewide ballot results could influence local sentiment.
Patricia Ann French sues Dr. John William French in Alameda County Superior Court for extreme cruelty seeks custody of two children John Michael 4 and Christopher Kenton 2 and division of community property including home at 38517 Logan Dr furnishings 16000 cash in bank dental office fixtures clothes and a 1960 Oldsmobile station wagon with an estimated annual net income of 30000 The couple married at Iaki Park Al on April 23 1953 and separated May 4 this year as per the complaint
The Fremont Centerville elementary district will hold graduation exercises for 245 eighth graders at Memorial Stadium. Superintendent Toni Maloney says this will be the largest Centerville graduating class yet the smallest in the district.
Centerville school district reports three cafeterias served during Hast term with Supt. Tom Maloney stating over 1000 meals with milk daily and more than 100 half pints of milk daily to kindergarteners and other students. The district operates under national lunch and milk programs, enabling milk at 2 cents per carton.
Union City council narrowly approves a one year police protection contract with the Altimeda County Sheriff's Dept after a heated debate. Mayor Ratekin cast the deciding vote as council members split on six months versus a full year while lobbying and accusations of misrepresentation spur remarks about costs and local leadership.
The first women’s rights convention in world history was held at Seneca Falls New York in 1818, marking an early organized push for gender equality and suffrage. The event drew leaders who advanced petitions, debates, and foundational ideas shaping later movements.
AP White House press secretary James C. Hagerty announced that the official party of President Eisenhower will include Barbara, the president's daughter-in-law, on the Asi- San tour visiting Manila on June 14. The statement confirms Barbara will travel with the president and other aides.
Oakland readers learn a 10 foot truck hijacked from Pacific Intermountain Express yards at Fineryville was recovered in Fairfax with 825 cases of whisky missing. The van, valued between $75,000 and $100,000, was parked off Center boulevard and reported after a Fairfax resident spotted it. FBI agents found the thieves had rifled cargo while seeking the whisky worth about 35 4 ,000.
Fremont city officials consider adopting Roberts rules of order to settle procedural disputes. City Manager Howard Reese will recommend the change after parliamentary clashes between Mayor John L. Stevenson and Councilmen Carl Flegal and Jack Parry. The move aims to reduce staff awkward moments by providing exact rules for debate and decisions.
Knoxville Tennessee owes its name to General Henry Knox, secretary of the war, chosen in 1791. The designation honors the veteran statesman and his contributions to the young United States.
Alfred Sheinwald discusses defense in a bridge hand where West leads three hearts and declarer must manage trumps. The correct play involves preserving trumps, avoiding overcapture, and the responder’s options as the hand falls apart. The Daily Question explores bidding with a tenace and suggests jumping to four spades if partner’s level of understanding is uncertain.
ENGADINE Mich AP an aging woodsman Arthur Le Gault is recovering after a bear fight Sunday He fought a female bear with a jackknife and was bitten clawed and injured He escaped by stabbing the bear in an eye as it protected two cubs doctors report numerous wounds and severe injuries
Gov Meyner expects to deliver a six million dollar subsidy to struggling New Jersey railroads. The Assembly approved a bill by a 430 to 0 vote to allow commuter railroads to receive the aid.
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