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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
3
Researchers exploring a treatment for amebic dysentery found a drug that might stop sperm formation, potentially serving as a male birth control. Tested on prisoner volunteers for over a year, it shows ten adverse effects including gas and dizziness. It can amplify alcohol effects and is not yet approved.
Livermore officials discuss professional office zoning for parts of L Street and the contested P Street crossing at 8 pm in the high school library. The planning commission will review staff reports on two proposed routes and weigh in on the cross town dispute.
San Leandro’s mayor in Washington to press aides to the Secretary of Labor for federal aid to find a tenant for the vacant Dage Plant on Tower Davis Bireel and to push San Leandro’s appeal to act as a branch of the State Department of Employment. Mayors attend a status conference.
Lt. Col. John Lorenzan of San Lorenzo receives command of the sixth Air Reserve Recovery Group stationed at Oakland and Slackton city airports. Col. Dodge previously led Hoop Waning reservists in Ai ronda and Contra Costa counties. The new post anchors a nationwide effort creating eight Recovery Groups to total about 300 air force reserve units.
Redwood City authorities issue an arrest warrant for a salesman missing since March. They report $8,000 wrongly deposited in his bank account and a possible withdrawal in error. Detectives at Wells Fargo and Company Bank note the man was last seen near Redwood City.
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce outlines an eight day jet tour to Hawaii from September 16 to 24. Fremont Travel area coordinates arrangements with travel agency staff taking reservations. The trip costs 334 dollars and covers travel entertainment and hotel expenses.
Ed Rubio and Cecil Dilling, San Leandro Rotarians, return from an International Rotary conven tion in Tokyo and will present their reports at the club's noontime meeting at Onstid's 1812 Washington Ave. President Pete Palenta oversees arrangements while Parlotta yields the gavel to president-elect Hank Maret at the June 21 meeting.
Obituary notices from San Leandro and Fremont report the funerals and survivors for Mrs Phyllis Sjogren 39 found dead at her home in San Leandro with service at Christ Episcopal Church Oakland. Survived by husband John daughters Christine Ann and Dean Loren, sister Lloyd Kennard and father William Kennard. graveside inurnment at Chanel of the Chimes Oakland. Fremont services for Wilettian Houston Shivers 85 who died yesterday in Washington Township hospital to be held Thursday at San Bruno. Native of Visalia, he was a milkwright at Pacific States Steel Fremont and member of Local 14ur United Stock workers. Home Ta Oli Canyon Road Fremont husband Beulah Shivers father of Abs Manic R Graber Patsy J Jones Roland William and Morgan W Shivers, brother of Morgan Shivers Dusty Shivers Jeannie Shivers Lemon Cove Ruth Watkins Visalia Jee Lang Gross Ili. Graveside services at Golden Gate Nations Cemetery San Bruno. Memorial call until noon Tuesday Fremont Chapel at Roses 40 Peralta Blvd Fremont.
A poem reflecting on the role and pride of being elected president. The speaker describes the satisfaction of leadership, guiding projects, earning membership consent, and the duty to be competent. It ends with a note on being made ex president.
Washington homeowners asset Old Fastened Day in the Park planned for July 4 will be discussed at a meeting tomorrow of the public committee in the community center. WHOA directors invited to meet with Jack Neavill recreation director and Charles Matzen chair to determine the location of a fire engine shelter for an old engine for youngsters to play on.
Peter Te Leandro 19 of Hayward pleaded innocent in Munich quill Court to disturbing the peace stemming from a Friday night dance at Chaither. Witness Salazar traded punches with several men. The misdemeanor faces trial before Inder Gord PB Connitt on June 10.
Ad promotes Coloxsin as a moisturizing laxative that relieves chronic constipation overnight by rehydrating a dry, shrunken colon. It asserts hospital safety for pregnancy, avoids interference with nutrient absorption, and touts exercise as beneficial to bowel tone while downplaying other laxatives.
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