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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
6
A Castro Valley woman almost made an eye appointment when she realized she was waving at strangers who had not waved first. The pattern appeared with younger passersby, revealing a shared optical illusion among strangers rather than a personal fault.
A provocative chant and wave prank sparks tension as defeated candidate Daniel Cooper complains of stolen "Cooper for Supervisor" signs. Fremont police report a three car collision at Mission Boulevard with Mrs. Dorothy Clausen fainting, listed as a potential witness. Niles Rotary notes builder Dan Bodily gifted fifty zoris at a housewarming but only thirty remained, signaling an uneven party turnover.
In San Leandro the zoning board denied an applicant’s request to extend a property line by one foot for a garage addition on Warden Avenue. The proposal encroached into the neighboring yard. the applicant withdrew some items and the board granted others.
Hayward Public Library faces protests over Tropic of Cancer as a controversial campaign item causing a rush for the book. Librarian William Webster notes community objections before a January event, with residents voicing concerns about censorship.
Sanitary District hosts open house at 2500 Grant Ave as controversy over library stock and obscene Webster book continues. Officials discuss shelving and potential sale of property while residents push petitions and a “Brass roots” drive to influence council decisions amid debate over preservation and disposal of volumes.
SAN LEANDRO officials set up three committees tied to downtown beautification. The Owner Tenant Liaison Study Group and the Renovation Committee will study street changes on Washington Avenue with members including Robert Giroux Stephen Chandler and Deadrich. Bettencourt chairs the Development Committee assisted by Chandler and others offering free advice to owners and tenants.
Enrollment for the college summer session will exceed last year by more than 3000000 with an increase aided by new evening courses. Registrar James Loonir reports today’s registration totals reflect a first Rin-week session of 767 in 365 last year, with the session ending July 27 and a foam week post-session opening afterward.
Alameda County Fair officials announced a new Leandro award plaque for longtime San Leandro firms. The honor, presented during the San Leandro Community Hour, recognizes industry and distribution firms operating since 1919. Organizers urged eligible companies to contact the Chamber Office during the summer session for plaque ordering.
Seventy girl scouts from Saint Alphonsus School in San Leandro plan to travel to Seattle for the World’s Fair. The 12 to 14 year olds have raised most of the trip costs through cake sales bottle drives and charity spaghetti feeds, with a wire coal hanger drive among their notable fundraisers. They will also take a boat cruise to Victoria, sleep in parish facilities near the fair, and be chaperoned by leaders and parish staff.
The San Leandro Adult School offers basic English and spelling courses for adults. The program focuses on grammar participation vocabulary and paragraph writing with Monday and Wednesday evening sessions for basic English and Wednesday evenings for spelling under Raymond Mahanali.
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