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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

4

Degrees Awarded at Stanford Commencement in Frost Amphitheater

Sixteen Southern Alameda County residents received degrees at Stanford University’s 671st commencement in Frost Amphitheater. Recipients include George P. Rusteika doctor of education and Léon Seligsberger White with distinction bachelor of science in industrial engineering, among others from Livermore Niles Castro Valley and Hasnvard.

Palo Alto Alameda County Stanford University Frost George P. Rusteika Léon Seligsberger White Ence Casteo Valley Lawrence B. Kelly Fremont Stephen J. Atkins Viela Haley Riley Jack M. Thompson Seivice All Niles Marian Moldt Gerald Forbes Bays Allan DeCoy Hilton Joseph P. O'Neill Richand J.wasley Ll Saq Leandro

Jail Terms In Beating Case

SAN LEANDRO Three youths charged with robing and beating two sisters last week were sentenced to nine days in county jail. Jesse L. Moore 15 a cub driver Tom Moore 20 and Lesco Wolten 22 of the USS Tortuga pleaded guilty before Judge Gerald P Connitt. They were captured by Oakland police after accosting Mary 19 and Brily Escobar 23 as they walked home along Washington Avenue. The attackers beat them with a stick of apples and fled with Emily's purse containing 3 dollars.

San Leandro Jesse L. Moore Tom Moore Lesco Wolten Gerald P. Connitt Oakland Mary Escobar Ave Washington Emily

Hearing Set On Livermore Plan

Livermore City Council schedules its second public hearing on the 1980 general plan tonight at the high school library. The agenda includes a firearms selling permit, planning consultant agreement with Alameda County, and four easement acceptances. A police department report on juvenile activity over the past nine months will be submitted, with Police Chief J. R. Michelis and a juvenile officer giving oral updates.

Livermore Pam Athmeda County Notincilman- Police J. R. Michelis

Lions Club to host Hayward recreation talk and film

Castro Valley will host a Lions Club meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Fastin Gardens, Castro Valley Boulevard. Toe Hayward Recreation District representative will speak on future recreational facilities for the Hayward area and present a development film. Rere Sequeira is the program chairman.

Castro Valley Toe Hayward Crew Recreation Dist Lions Club Fastin Gardens Castro Valley Blvd Hayward Rere Sequeira

Hayward City Council to Hold Two Meetings Tonight

Hayward city officials will convene twice at 7 pm to review a State Personnel Board survey on wages and classifications for city workers. Mayor Frank Biggs aims to open informal sessions to gauge public opinion on city government.

Hayward State Personnel Board Frank Biggs

Library Unit To Meet Tomorrow In Castro Valley

CASTRO VALLEY Library Advisory Committee will convene at 10 am tomorrow with county supervisors to urge a $32,500 county purchase for a Castro Valley Library site. The report also notes ongoing Western Weekend drill team events and participants from Hayward San Lorenzo and Castro Valley with transport arranged by Al Perell and Lt. Powell.

Castro Valley Hayward Redvate Wood Rd Jesus Larez Baward Dvi San Lorenzo Tony Meadows Donald Robarge Joan Robarge John Kennedy Fom Kennedy David Kerley Dennis Wilson Hay Lee Hodges John Archule Jay Castro Valley Bob Scott Ter Iny McCarthy Nevin Shiplet al Perell M/Sci Powell [Brown Hayyard

Supervisors debate use of sales tax for lot funds

The supervisors discussed whether to spend sales tax revenues on the lot. The conversation centered on funding choices and potential impact on city finances.

Hayward Boy Accepted to UC Davis Veterinary School

Charles J. Parshall Jr. of Hayward has been admitted to the freshman class of the University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. He is one of two students chosen from about 200 applicants for the fall term. Parshall, son of Mr and Mrs C J Parshall Sr, completed pre veterinary studies at UC Davis and Hayward High School in 1856. The program spans five years of pre veterinary work and four years of professional training, granting the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The school limits enrollment to 52 students to maintain access to lab facilities.

Charles J. Parshall Jr Hayward School of Veterinary Medicine University of California, Davis Parshall C. J. Parshall Coleman Ave Hayward High School University of Californians At Davis Fovo Jhosen

Pleasanton Mayor Plans Industrial Development Study Session

Pleasanton city council to discuss Mayor Bern ard Gerton’s plan for an industrial tract with the San Water Dept tonight at 8:30. Gerton proposed about 20 acres of 600 total acres be developed with the rest master planned for future industrial use as the sewer line on Bermal Ave faces a June 30 deadline and construction delays are reviewed.

Pleasanton Conneil Bernard Gerton San Water Dept Getton Pam Bermal Ave

Valley Legion to Install Post 649 Officers Tonight

Castro Valley American Legion Post 649 and Auxiliary plan a joint installation at 8 p.m. in the Norbridge School multi purpose room. Installing team led by Al Matharbat will install new officers including Rich iard Riendéaul commander Claude Dodd first vice Raymond Young second vice Herman Ancelet finance Kenny Chisholm adjutant Harry Cicotte chaplain Frank Strutz sergeant at arms for the legion and Millie Meelet Aliie Kitchenest Muriel Bibeat Irene Rodriguez Marion Geary Augusta Reese Alma Servis Josephine Locke Clara Hollman Alvin Argo Julia Dicken for the auxiliary.

Castro Valley American Legion Norbridge School Nortridge Ave Alameda County Vulture al Matharbat Legion Richiard Riendéaul Claude Dodd Vie Raymond Young Ice Herman Ancelet Kenny Chisholm

Legion Post To Sponsor Two Boys At Boys State

San Lorenzo Post 67 American Legion will sponsor two boys at Boys State in Sacramento June 21 to 28. They are Steven Pinney of San Lorenzo and Ronald Dewinga of Hayward, students at San Lorenzo High and Arra ys High School respectively.

San Lorenzo American Legion Will Lapongor Sacramento Dick Gerlach Steven Pinney Francis Arrays High School Ronald Dewinga Trivune Ct Hayward San Lorenzo High

Weekend area crashes hospitalize five in South County

Five people injured in area weekend mishaps sent to Eden Hospital and St. Pauls Hospital. Mrs Fablene Anfort 85 of Sunol suffered broken arms after a jeep accident near Verona and Hill roads. John W Thompson of Elm Wash, a retired engineer, sustained head injuries in the same crash. Sadie Smith 33 of San Rafael and Rudolph Smith 56 were treated for fractures and shock after another Valle Citos Road collision. Leo Pall 24 of Hayward was hospitalized with scalp cuts and later released.

South County Eden’ Hospital Fablene Anfort Sunol Antort Verona Rd Hill Rd Sadie “Smith Rudolph San Rafael Leo Pall St. Hayward St. Paul’s Valle Cites Vinegare, Rd Smithy Smith Paul Vallecitos

Seven Killed In North State Road Crashes

North State road crashes over Father's Day weekend claim seven lives in California with four in San Joaquin Valley and three elsewhere. Victims include Patsy Jo Motheral, 2, San Francisco, after a sports car rollover near Lakeport. Alfred Augusteit, 25, Lakeport, seriously injured. Ralph W. McMullen, 75, Stockton, in a collision with a truck trailer on Highway 4. Mabel Taylor, 64, Woodside, killed when a police car with siren and lights on struck the car she rode in near Ripon. Police Officer Burl Carup, driving the police car, said he answered an emergency call.

San Francisco UPI Northern Californe San Joaquin Valley California Patsy Jo Motheral Lakeport Alfred Augusteit Ralph W. McMullen Stockton Mabel Taylor Woodside Ripon San Joaquin County Burl Carup

Six Doctors Offices Looted In San Francisco

Police report six Medical Arts Building offices broken into by burglars with narcotics knowledge. They stole drugs, syringes, and cash, then used a radiator hose as a makeshift rope to reach a rooftop and escape via a fire escape. The night shift closed Saturday. day watchman found the scene at 7 a.m. Sunday.

San Francisco UPI Medical Arts

Massachusetts to build highway and skyway along Route 128

Massachusetts plans a combined highway skyway project beside Route 128 to support future multi mill ion dollar industrial plants. Four helicopter standing areas will be built to provide a modern transport option linking industrial sites with the highway corridor.

Boston UPI Massachusetts

Transit Plan Progress Report to Be Delivered

Charles G. De Leuw, consulting engineer for Alameda Contra Costa Transit Dist, will present a progress report on a mass transit plan for the district at a directors meeting. De Leuw Cather & Co is retained to prepare a comprehensive plan for the two East Bay counties including a general service area outline and new express service. The meeting is at 5 pm at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley.

Charles G. de Leuw Alameda-Contra Costi Transit, Dist de Leuw Cather, & Co East Bay Claremont Hotel Berkeley

Probation to Fremont Father in Gun Theft

A Warm Springs man from Modesto pleaded guilty to stealing his brother’s guns. He received probation and a $150 fine on the petty theft count. Highway Patrol halted him en route to confront the situation, to prevent a rash act.

Fremont Modesto George Smith Warm’ Springs Daniel

Lodgings for Tourists in Jerusalem Jump in 1957

Tourist accommodations in Israel grew sharply in 1957 from about 6,000 to 10,000 places. Motels inns cottages hostels and church hospices expanded to meet rising visitor demand, reflecting a surge in tourism infrastructure in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.

Jerusalem Israel

Valley Picnic Meeting Tonight

Representatives of local clubs and organizations meet tonight with the Chamber of Commerce at its office on Castro Valley Boulevard at 8 p.m. Harold Fellows is appointed general chairman for the affair, which will be held Sunday, Sept. 21.

Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce Castro Valley Blvd Harold Fellows

Dublin Club Speakers At Rotary Meeting

Representatives of the Dublin Club will speak to the Rotary Club at Castro Gardens Castro Valley discussing their organization’s projects and activities. The meeting starts at 22 15 pm and will be held at Castro Gardens.

Castro Valley Dublin H. Club Tomar Pote Castro Gardens

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