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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
3
County residents brace for a dispute between San Francisco water authorities and Tuolumne County assessors over a proposed tax increase. The conflict centers on funding for water infrastructure linked to the Tuolumne reservoir system and Sierra Nevada water projects, affecting South County and nearby districts.
Water safety course scheduled to start Monday at Arroyo and Castro Valley swift centers with volunteer instructors guiding residents. Jorgensen leads the class offered free of charge to families, with five individuals completing and others planned. Meanwhile Tuolumine County contemplates higher fines and San Francisco utilities face potential rate hikes as officials discuss budget deficits and possible department asset sales.
SAN LEANDRO Beginning Mon 1 the Optimist Club rifle range at the foot of Davis St will open evenings for public shooting under safety rules of the National Rifle Association. Hours are 6 pm to closing through Friday with instruction for boys and girls ages 9. Thursday evenings and weekends set for small bore and pistol practice. Fees are $1 for adults 50 cents youths 18 to 23 cents for union Rifle Club members slight OCR issues but details indicate youth and member pricing.
In California near San Diego a shark hunt continued after a 20 foot great white killed a person while a second shark was harpooned but escaped. The incident occurred off the Jolla area with rescue crews pursuing large blue killer sharks spotted offshore near Santa Monica and Long Beach as officials warned anglers to stay clear of waters.
Hollywood reports Joseph E. Levine plans a Warner Bros release featuring an Amazon mythic tale in Ter Culos. The cast includes Hercules Jason and other heroes in a spectacle set to explore romance and danger among ancient warriors.
A fragmented account describes dogs in a Greek mythic setting, mentioning Mercules and Jason, Athens, and a fleece hunt. It references Pythagoras, Igoras, Steve Reeves, and Gina Maria Canale in a muddled context, suggesting a stage or film portrayal of noble canines.
Fremont executive Claude Roberts of American Forge Co joins seven defendants in Cary Plegal's $1 million libel suit. Roberts named in a deposition by Plegal's attorney Hara don Dillon earlier this year. Plegal, who declined comment, rose after Bendel recall campaign and a pink pamphlet linked to a communist group.
Pastor Hubert Wasbach of the Protestant Church’s Film Commission in Haslech praised Hollywood marriage scripts as a teaching tool for clergy. He argues clergymen should avoid stereotyped phrases in counseling couples and adopt simple, direct wording as seen in the screen dialogue.
Castro Valley Area Recreation District wrapped its annual pre summer personnel training course with a two day clinic at Castro Valley Community Center. About 125 attendees were expected for the staff function. Guest speaker was Gladys Snyder, California Recreation Commission specialist. Hosts Everette Gale and June Yeates welcomed invited guests from Hayward city offices, Village Homes, the San Lorenzo School District, and local recreation groups.
In San Francisco the Western Conference Teamsters threaten to form an independent life insurance business if members do not receive better rates. Chairman Einard Mohn said about 200,000 of 382,000 members hold policies, with 31000 policies via locals. Members will vote at the July 7 to 10 annual meeting on a plan by a policy committee and executive board to avoid broker fees and brokers.
Fremont Jaycees outline a fundraising drive to develop a central Fremont Park on a city chosen site. President Jack Rusmisel appointed Joseph Roberts to head the park committee as officials consider buying land for one large park or three neighborhood parks.
Hayward seeks a man for the annex in a new hall or building project. Requires high school education and one year of experience. Apply to personnel at City Hall, Aeon 209. Tentative closing June 6 with an examination soon after. Salary range $49 to $125.
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