Almanac Highlights and Historical Dates for Tuesday
The almanac notes Tuesday in 1965 with Saturn as the guiding star and Venus and Mars as evening lights. It marks births such as American sculptor Malvina Moffminn in 1881 and key events: Franklin and son electricity demo in 1752, Saipan invasion in 1944, Kishi’s plea to Eisenhower in 1960, and Bykovsky’s 1963 space launch. Also cites Ogden Nash’s quip about a dog and a door.
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Venus
Mars
Malvina Moffminn
Three Black Liberation Front Members Convicted in Shrine Plot
In New York three Black Liberation Front members were found guilty of conspiring to blow up U S national shrines including the Statue of Liberty and the Washington Monument. They faces up to 10 years with possible fines for two counts while a Canadian woman who aided the plot pled guilty to dynamite smuggling.
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New York
Black Liberation Front
U.S
Philadelphia
Canada
Robert S. Callier
New York City Public Library
Walter A. Bowe
East Side
Manhattan
Khalee! A. Sayyed
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Fiere
FBE
New York City
Raymond A. Wood
Negial
Wood
Iria
Why Males Stutter More
Vancouver AP reports Seattle psychologist Dr. Doris Dietze said boys stutter more than girls due to tougher choices about hostility. Her experiment found stutterers struggle with words denoting hostility guilt depression and joy in testing for psychological associations.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Doris Dietze
Veterans Administration Hospital
The
Canadian Psychological Association
Teacher Pay Debate Erupts at Hayward Unified Trustees Meeting
At the Hayward Unified Schools District meeting trustees debated a potential selective pay raise for teachers. Trustee J Paul George attacked disciplinary and respectful conduct among teachers, sparking counterpoints from Suzanne Clemens and others. The board seeks a staff report and CTA figures to clarify funds for a possible 3 percent raise within a $16.3 million budget.
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Hayward Unified Schools Dist
Board of Education
J. Paul George
Geuge
Noell Marble
Dayward Unified Teachers Association
Mel
George
Ollow
Suzanne Clemens
Sheold
CTA
Sutton
HUSD
California Legislature Passes Bills and Rejects Proposals
A Sacramento summary shows the California Assembly and Senate advancing bills on education, health, and public welfare while rejecting several proposals. Highlights include health program funding, birth control services approval, a two-year moratorium on new liquor licenses, and the defeat of plans to split the state.
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Peace Corps Service
California
Stier
University
Gibson
Welfare
Aseans
Gap in Aerojet Labor Talks Heats as Strike Looms
In Azusa and Sacramento AFL CIO machinists strike Aerojet General Corp over a three year contract. Federal mediator Willoughby Abner held a night session after eight hours of talks failed to bridge the gap. A July 16 deadline was set for Douglas Aircraft negotiations amid a 5500 machinists on strike and Douglas Santa Monica plant workers voting to strike if no agreement is reached.
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AZUSA
International Association of Machinists
Aerojet General Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co
Afl-Cio
Aerojet
Sacramento
Douglas
Willoughby Abner
Aerospate
Virgil Periem
District 1578
Santa Monica
Hearings Set On 3 Zonings In San Leandro
The San Leandro City Council scheduled 8:15 p m on July 6 for public hearings on three zoning proposals. Jack C Acard seeks light commercial zoning for 2113 and 2121 Mazina Blvd currently multi residence. Estaban Corp requests commercial parking zoning on 634 Joaquin Ave a single family lot. Dose G Bautista favors duplex zoning on 1387 145th Ave residential commercial property.
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San Leandro
Jack C. Acard
Mazina Blvd
Estaban Corp
Joaquin Ave
Dose G. Bautista
145Th Ave
Tax Hiked For Power Line Burial
Woodside Town Council votes 3 1 to raise 150000 in taxes to bury a Stanford accelerator power line underground pending Atomix Energy Commission approval. tax would rise 25 cents to 1 per 100 assessed value over one year. Planning commission urged study of a community undergrounding ordinance.
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Cunningham
Woodside
Stanford Linear Accelerator
Atomix Energy Commission
AEC
Planning Commission
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Saipan
Tokyo
Kishi
Eisenhower
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Ogden Nasi
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Bertha
Intimated
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Marshall
James Lutt Hansen
Reion
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Bott
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Silver
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UP International
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California Tine, Bar Association
Hale Champion
State
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Sherman Clay Fy
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New York World's Fair
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