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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
6
City Manager John Nail dismissed persistent rumors that Newark inspectors fly helicopters to monitor illegal construction. He said aerial photographs are used biannually for development mapping, not for catching residents in the act.
A wary report notes that San Lorenzo Dog Club officers Bill Maguire Ron Holiday Sylvia Dow and Edna Gordon reside in Hayward while the club itself meets there Forty members live in Hayward and a newcomer reporter hints at broader dog club research linking Hayward and nearby Castra Valley through similar groups.
San Jose State College will run a six day workshop from June 25 to July 6 for elementary principals and assistant principals. Dean Joe H. West announced the program led by Dr Will famm curriculum director for Palo Alto schools in partnership with the California Elementary School Administrators Association. Fremont officials oppose room grouping and team teaching amid debates over educational television and instruction evaluation.
General Electric engineers have introduced the RAFT device at the Vallelectitos Atomic Laboratory near San Jose California. The radial adjustable facility tube enables remote positioned tests during reactor operation adding flexibility for low and high neutron flux experiments at the same time.
Fremont area youths registered for work will meet with the California State Employment service from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A new youth employment council sponsors the program, with officials detailing teen job plans and school work balance.
Two men pleaded guilty to robbing a Livermore liquor store and were certified to superior court. The incident follows a string of local crime activity and reflects ongoing legal proceedings in the area.
Sparks from a Western Pacific passenger train lit 12 to 20 brush fires along tracks from Altamont Pass to Pleasonton. The largest blaze burned about 1 1 acres near the Union Oil bulk plant, with flames threatening a Pacific Telephone building and railroad tracks near Soman apartments. Fourteen telephone poles were destroyed in Livermore, plus others outside town, at about 1400 dollars loss. Fire crews, aided by Coast Manufacturing Co. in Livermore, fought the fires from 4 15 p m until shortly after 9 p m as strong winds hampered efforts.
Livermore Chamber of Commerce approves a 27500 dollar budget for 1962 63 with a 1501 dollar increase over last year. Budget includes 7000 from the city 36500 from county and 14000 in dues. Alameda County Water District directors finalize a 224000 dollar budget reducing purchases and debating bond money use to fund water projects.
Alameda County fair marks Golden Jubilee at County Fairgrounds starting July 1 with home economics judging led by Shirley Casterson. Jams jellies preserves compete for finals based on taste and appearance, with emphasis on safe home canning and sensory quality.
A clarified rule explains the prohibition of crossing the center line when entering or leaving a driveway. The guidance addresses double center lines and states that drivers must not cross the line to enter or exit from adjacent properties. Police officials note the clarification aims to reduce hazards and confusion for residents.
Newark reports show George M. Silliman elected to the Oakland Area Bay Scouts Council executive board. Bay Area chambers discuss allocations similar to last year with a modest raise for publicity and a larger boost for industrial development. Burke Critchfield chairs the industrial committee. Wil liam Jenkins, James Pearson, and James Messinger named to oversee statistics, existing industries and new industries. A street lighting cost review was urged with engineers to submit figures, and Director Dai Lee will compare them to Pacific Gas and Electric submissions. The chamber sets up a five member committee to assist Livermore with budget issues as well.
Richard Frickson, former Univvelations cabinet member, is named Crusade chair, directing public relations for Rotary Club. A 40 year veteran, he leads a 14 member East Bay unit with four vice chairmen and numerous department heads guiding publicity, events, and community outreach for this year’s campaign in Oakland and Berkeley.
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