Hospital Project Wins Approval
Eden hospital directors approved master plans for a 1.55 million expansion by San Francisco architects Douglas Stone and Norman Patterson. Board aims to bid by September for the first phase costing about 325 thousand, adding lab, physical therapy, X ray and doctors lounge space and increasing beds to 350.
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Eden Hospital
San Francisco
Douglas Stone
Norman Patterson
Marvin Richardson
Paul Rhodes
University of California
Stone
Yooting
Hesji Pilate F
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I, I's
Mi Idson Tolé
John Simpkin
Joint Committee On
Simpkin
Rhodes
Richardson
Harry Blythe
Cf. Blythe
J C. Geiger
Emis
Nent
Bay Area
Authority On Public Health
Tts
Geiger
Julius Levine
Boston Symphony to Perform in Soviet Union
The Boston Symphony Orchestra plans concerts in Moscow and Leningrad becoming the first American orchestra to play in the Soviet Union. The 104 member ensemble was invited by the Ministry of Culture in Moscow via the Soviet embassy in Washington.
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Ostonim
Boston
Fremont Beauty Contest Names Miss Ridout Queen
Fremont selects Miss Ridout as queen in a county fair beauty contest. Pilly Ann Phelps and Becky Leach named first and second runners up. other contestants listed. Judges include John Brahms and Ralph Carmichael. Music by high school orchestra. cups donated by Fremont merchants.
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Wish Magod
Miss Ridout
John B. Rideout
Willowood Drive
Centerville
Fremont
Jumeda County
Alameda County
Pilly Ann Phelps
Becky Leach
Wanda Gregory
Severlyn Souza
Barbara Stone
Shirley Broadeac
Pet Kornapei
Jacqueline Downing
Barbara Richards
Deanna Q'Mers
John Brahms
Ralph Carmichael
Jack Parry
Niles
Wallace Pond
Irvington
Geoffrey Steel
Mission
Sea Jose
Joan
Fremont -Meri Jchants
Teacher Wallace Guilty on All Statutory Assault Counts
Theodore C. Wallace, 29, a Washington Union High staffer, was found guilty on six counts of statutory assault involving a 16 year old former student. Judge Edward Smith in Alameda County Superior Court set June 28 for sentencing after an eight day trial. Wallace remains free on 35000 bail. his wife testified for the defense as Charles Kennedy Jackson and Francis Vukoto led the prosecution.
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Theodore C. Wallace
Washington Union High
Edward Smith
Alameda
County Superior Court
Wallace
Kennedy Jackson
Spacerite
San Jose State College
Irvington
Francis Vukoto
District Attorney's Office
Traffic Signal Funds Allotted In Alameda County
The California Public Utilities commission allocates 5285 to Alameda County to cover its share of flashing light signals at three railroad highway grade crossings near Pleasanton. The total project cost is 21832 with crossings at Pleasanton Livermore road Pleasanton Sunol road and Santa Na road on Southern Pacific lines. In 15 years four people were killed and 24 injured in 24 accidents at these crossings.
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California Public Utilities Commission
Alameda County
Southern Pacific
Pleasanton - Livermore Road
Plescanton-Sunol Road
Nursery school pay dispute stalls Hayward district board
Advisory boards from three of four local nurseries petition trustees to keep current nursery directors salaries and demand minimum professional requirements. They argue the new flat four dollar hourly rate harms qualified staff and jeopardizes parent nursery relationships and lab school operations. A June six meeting was planned to address petitions alongside a resignation letter from Helen Holt.
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Hayward‘ Union
Hayward Adultvand
Ister
of. San. Lor
Enzo
Termyson
Castro Val
Jley
Burybank-Pre= School
Isva
Joseph Il‘ Santos
Edult Education
Ra Santos
Bunny Chang
San Lorenzo Parent Nursery Show
Helen Holt
San Lorenzo Nursery Scha
Holt
Queen Elizabeth Guarded in Sweden Arrival Amid Wide Welcome
Sweden gives a wide open welcome to Queen Elizabeth as guards line the route and security posture tightens. A formal reception unfolds with ceremonial displays and official greeting events in Stockholm.
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Elizabeth
Sweden
Stockhoml
Xizabeth
Bay Area Transit Hearings On Key System Service Changes
San Francisco transit officials held a public hearing on Key System service changes amid PUC scrutiny. Officials including Harold Davis and W Anderson discussed plans to substitute roadways for rail if approved, while Key negotiates with a South American country for trains. Dooley pressed for witnesses on financing as Marsden noted subpeonas and department presence.
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Ea Ean -Qakland
Ta’ Key Y Quest
San. Francises
Yesticisco
Key
Otto Mayer
City
T. Fie
Higineer Ross
Non W. Anderson
Sore
Harold Davis
Key System
Glen Stanley
Nso
Matthew J. Dooley
Waren
Marsden
State Department
of Public, ‘Works
Dooley
Pnday
Tae
Tine
Ito
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Boston Symphony
Russia
Betty Higgs
Hayward Elementary Teachers Association
Homar Johnson
Bob Cochran
Parks Air Force Base Officers Club
Jean Ridout
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Union ‘High
Bernard Lansky
Sheldon
America
St. Witnesses
Wessinghouse” Petites
Omafia Remem LY
Smiths
RTOS
Hayward
Foothill and
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