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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
4
Alameda County Fair directors, moved by San Francisco’s lack of a fair, designate July 7 as San Francisco Day at Pleasanton. They will share the fair to brighten the city’s plight, turning a sad state of affairs into a joint celebration.
Groundwork for a purchase option on the Foothill High School site was laid at a dinner meeting. Hayward officials and HUSD discussed selling the 41-acre property for 2.9 million to become a 65 million civic business center. The 18 month option, renewable with consent, starts July 1 1964 and will be drafted by the county DA and city attorney.
The Metropolitan Water District may ask Interior Secretary Udall to lift the 10 percent Colorado River cutback if extra water becomes necessary. The board announced the decision without a timing estimate and opposed the Brown Hayden regional water plan while backing Sen Kuchel's Paraffle Southwest Project Act.
The transit committee chair questioned city favored routes amid district plans for a $1 billion Bay Area expansion. He cited state cooperation but warned the easterly line would delay service to Cal State, downtown Hayward, and Foothill campus. District engineers cited higher costs, longer schedules, and less convenience as reasons to stick to the adopted route.
Washington report on Senate cloture votes for the civil rights bill showing 71 for cloture and 29 against. Democrats listed include Kennedy, Humphrey, Inouye, Mansfield, and others. Republicans cited include Dirksen, Javits, Russell, Goldwater, and Nixon-era figures. The tally details party splits and named lawmakers across affected groups.
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