Hayward Plans Big Annexation Across Palomares Canyon
Hayward unveils a major annexation plan pushing eastward toward Pleasanton, encompassing about 6.8 square miles of largely undeveloped hills and woodlands. Principal landowners Gelderman and Soda hold thousands of acres, with 424 building lots planned on 300 acres and lot sizes averaging 2.33 acres, aiming for high quality residential and recreational development.
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Hayward
Dick Thompson
Palomares Canyon
Fahit Road
Pleasanton
Penman
Gelderman
Pleasanton Township
Doran
Han
Car- Gelderman
Wilbur Smith Associates
Alameda County
Hayward Boulevard
Anwassy
Raymond E. Doran
Regional Park System
Harlan Gelderman
Y. C. Soda
Hue Under Martial Law as Buddhist Riots Quelled
In Saigon paratroopers reinforced riot police to break up a 3000-strong Buddhist youth protest in Hue. Ten senior monks arrested, streets cleared of altars blocking traffic, curfew imposed, and further actions reported as clashes continued with limited violence. Col. Ky dispatched 250 troops to aid efforts.
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Saigon
UPI
Hue
Oday
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nterpreter
Thich Tri Quang
Quant
Dr Castle declines diplomas at Castro Valley High
Dr Mary Castle refuses to present diplomas to Castro Valley High School graduates citing handling of a tape recording from a family living class. In a two letter she stated recent developments and public attitudes among faculty make it impossible for her to attend the ceremony. The issue centers on Assistant Superintendent R C Bush and a tape recording by Dr Malcolm Sowers, a Hayward psychiatrist, at the class.
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Gastro Valley
Mary Castle
Castro Valley High School
Marvin Smith
Castle
R. C. Bush
Bush
Malcolm Sowers
Hayward
Sowers
Castro Valley High
Mansfield Urges Peace Conference
New York AP Sen. Mike Mansfield called for a face-to-face meeting between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and China's Chen Yi to pursue a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam War. He warned the conflict risks widening into a U.S.-Chinese confrontation similar to Korea and urged immediate initiative.
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New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red
Grandpa Beains Ps New Job
Pleasanton reports 16 year old William Svymbersky among 26 Peace Corps volunteers trained at Parks Job Corps Center. The group, all younger than Svymbersky, will teach vocational skills in Venezuela after 30 days of Puerto Rico field training and a 10 day home leave, with a five year service goal.
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Pleasanton
William Svymbersky
Svymbersky
Peace Corps
Venezuela
Parks Job Corps Center
Chico
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Peoria
Ill
Parks
Puerto Rico
Reagan Signals Campaign Focus On Taxes And Crime In California
Ronald Reagan, the Hollywood actor and Republican gubernatorial nominee in California, outlined campaign priorities including taxes crime and education in a National Press Club speech. He stressed he is not a politician but an ordinary citizen urging fresh, common sense solutions. Eisenhower indicated any big state governor-elect would be considered for a national run. Reagan planned a trip east after meeting Eisenhower.
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Washington
Ron Geltysburg
Ald Reagan
California
George Murphy
R-Calif
Krisenhower
Lagan
Press Club
Reagan
Weather Forecast Notes Fog Tonight Then Fair Tomorrow
High fog tonight with mourning light. otherwise mostly fair conditions through tomorrow. Tonight’s low remains unclear. Westerly winds around 15 miles per hour. Details on Page 2.
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Anhour
Two Runaway Boys Found Afloat In San Pablo Bay
Two two year old boys, Michael Holman of Dublin and Steveni Gaughn of San Ramon, were discovered adrift on a 23 foot cabin cruiser in San Pablo Bay. They had left San Ramon High School on Monday and were found shivering but safe. Parents reported them missing last night after a fruitless search.
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Dublin
San Pablo Bay
Coast Guard
Michael Holman
Steveni Gaughn
San Ramon
San Ramon High School
Virgil Holman
Michael
Staven
John Gaughn
San Raman
Eden Hospital nurses threaten resignation over pay demands
Ninety six of Eden Hospital's 112 registered nurses presented a wage petition threatening two weeks' notice to resign if a satisfactory contract is not reached. They demand starting pay of 505 dollars monthly for inexperienced, 540 after one year, and 678 at five years, higher than prior proposals. They seek vacation, shift differentials, and other terms, with a stormy session cited.
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Eden Hospital
T O Hospital
Washington Hospital Nurses Warned Amid Mass Resignation Threat
Washington Hospital Administrator Robert C. Naylor warned nurses that a mass resignation would be dealt with sternly. He said there will be no reinstatement to prior positions or seniority for those who resign, and rehiring would be as new employees with loss of sick leave and benefits. Nurses rejected the board’s wage proposal and seek $15 monthly increases. a temporary solution could delay raises until January 1, 1967, or be resolved with East Bay hospitals jointly.
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Fremont
Washington
Robert C. ‘Naylor
Traylor
Ethel Gibbons
They! Staff Nurses Association
Taylor
Benesis
Boardnance Committee
Tire East Bay
Titan 3D rocket lifts satellites into high orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports a Titan 3D rocket launched from Cape Kennedy carrying eight satellites and a lunar research probe. The craft achieved a parking orbit, then transitioned to higher paths for a centralized military communications network. The six hour maneuver sequence positioned the payloads in different orbital slots about 20,940 miles above the equator to enable rapid emergency orders to far flung forces.
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Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Pacific
Rnses
America
Skon
Cyclist Killed In Truck Crash Near Klamath Falls
A head on collision on a highway curve 2 miles north of Klamath Falls left 84 year old Keith Hadley of 279 Leg Ave San Leandro dead after his motorcycle appeared in a southbound truck's lane. State police said the truck driver reported the cycle suddenly appeared in his traffic lane as he rounded the curve.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
San Leandro
Keith Hadley
Leg Ave
Uye
Fremont Considers City Ownership of Electric Utility
A 43 page underground utilities report by former councilman Carl P Martineau argues Fremont could run a municipal electric company. It notes local control of distribution and street lighting benefits, and says municipal ownership could cut costs versus PG&E. A public hearing is set for July 7.
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Fremont
Carl P. Martineau
Pg&e
Tor
Sanitary Units Face Board Edict Over Bay Pollution
The Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board ordered Oro Loma and Castro Valley Sanitary districts to negotiate a joint financing plan for a wastewater treatment plant or face court action. The districts must report monthly on public notification of proposed November bond issues. If unsatisfied, the board may sue to stop bay pollution.
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Bay Regional Water Quality Control] Board
Oro Loma
Castro Valley
Quality Control Board
San Francisco Bay
Fremont planning director resigns for federal housing role
Ray Potter resigns after seven years as Fremont planning director to take a post in the International Affairs Division of the U S Department of Housing and Urban Affairs. The resignation becomes effective in July.
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Ray Potter
Fremont
International Affairs Division
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Potter
Peramen Affective
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