Seek Narrowed Issues In Who Lied Dispute
Senate investigations aim to trim the McCarthy Army controversy to a core set of issues. Mundt plans a session to decide final report scope and whether Jenkins will aid, while noting possible unanimity on basic facts despite disputes over motive and side issues.
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Trustees Hear Council Bid For Home Site
The Daily Review reports on Hayward area school district plans as trustees weigh relocating facilities and offering a 60 by 160 foot site to the city council for a headquarters. Officials review funding, legal questions, and a proposed 6000 square foot administration building on the Hayward campus.
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Citizen's Group Takes Up City Tax Monday
A citizens group meets to press for a city tax plan amid concerns about a growing residential base raising demand for services. They discuss sales tax proposals and the impact on revenue, noting annexations increase costs like police protection. Mayor Wilson warns that state tax shifts could limit city gains if sales tax returns are constrained. Attending officials include Mayor Wilson, council members Ree and Wright, and others.
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Alameda County Students See Enrollment Rise Next Fall
Oakland from Alameda County schools forecast a jump to 132,881 students from 127,809 enrolled last October as districts prepare for the new academic year. Superintendent Dr Vaughn D Seidel predicts kindergarten through high school enrollment will exceed last fall.
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Hope Shines for End of Bakery Strike
In San Francisco area, AFL bakers and major wholesale bread producers moved closer to a settlement after a half hour negotiation. The 20 day strike followed a wage dispute with the union seeking 12 1/4 cents an hour more on a 2.91 per hour base for a 35 hour week, while employers offered a 6 cent raise. No time set for the next talks.
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Masonry Contractor License Granted in Sacramento
The Contractors State License Board announced that Harry E. Hutzler of 2856 Romagnola Drive Hayward has qualified for a masonry contractors license. The license will be issued after a 20 day waiting period for filing of protest.
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Yesterday Sets Hottest June 21 Record at 91
Yesterday's high reached 91 degrees, the hottest June 21 in weather bureau history. It was two degrees shy of last year's peak on Sept 14, with previous high for the date at 85 degrees set in 1935.
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Berkeley appoints Keller to teach summer classes
Abraham Charles Keller 39 an associate professor from the University of Washington was named to teach summer alimalmer classes at UC Berkeley after admitting past teaching under subversive associations. He testified he knew of no dangerous communist activity and would have informed the FBI if recalled. Dean Alva Davis noted Keller signed the loyalty oath in an acceptable position.
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Red Chinese Stage Raid Ends in Defeat Near Tuy Hoa
In Indochina, 3,000 Communist troops attacked a French base near Tuy Hoa on the central coast north of Nhatrang, 230 miles northeast of Saigon. French high command said four Communist battalions clashed with two Vietnamese battalions, were repulsed, and 300 attackers were killed or wounded. Earlier, French forces killed or captured 144 rebels in an amphibious strike against a major base in the Red River delta.
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Newark Fire Department Expands Fire House Annex
Fire Chief Joe Pashote says the Newark department is rushing to complete an 18 by 40 foot annex to shelter an additional firetruck. Commissioners expect a decision on a $20,001 purchase at the July 19 meeting to finalize this year’s unit acquisition.
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Joe Pashote
Summer courses offered at San Jose State College
San Jose State College celebrates its 50th summer session with more than 250 courses to be offered by teachers. The six week session runs June 28 to August 4 and the four week session from August 4 to September 3, totaling 10 weeks. Enrollment is expected to exceed previous years as courses cover a wide range including education and accounting.
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