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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1962
Page
2
The La Vista recall fight remains one sided with CTA showing strength while opponents lag. Readers await the next round as Trushee Roger Pillsbury Leonard Paquette and Jack Bates are rumored to enter, and observers note CTA’s growing muscle in the area.
Leandra civic leaders plan a statewide cleanup push in San Leandro as Frank Loudercleendip and Jesse Le Snyder coordinate neighbors and events across the area. The California Beautiful Center team aids the effort at Berkeley and Villa Hotel, with emphasis on community participation and policy support.
County supervisors approved a county wide teletype network linking 14 Alameda County law enforcement agencies under the sheriff. The system, operational by year end, centralizes control, cuts duplication, and expands circuits to Livermore and Pleasanton while reforming Hayward Fremont and others. Oakland Alameda and San Leandro now rely on older state or federal wires.
In San Ramon Village a new queen is named Sandra Black a Dublin girl with black hair and green eyes She is 17 years old and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Scotty Black of 11276 Dublin Read Dublin California context implies local pageant selection of a village queen.
Miss Black from Amador High School plans San Francisco State College dramatics study and will represent San Ramon Village in the Maid of Alameda County contest at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton. She has TV appearances on the Walt Disney show and the You Asked for It program. The report also notes a collision incident involving the Waller family in Louisville Kentucky, where Forrest B. Waller, 6, was injured after his car was struck.
Firemen stretcher a patient from a mailbox to an ambulance. The man, propped on a stretcher, sat up during the ride to rest and read a few letters found in the mail. He remarked about careful handling and noted the reading material found in the hospital.
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