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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
4
Hayward officials and the Hayward City Employers Association push for across the board raises for police and fire personnel with a higher percentage, amid a broader study on whether Hayward salaries now lag behind comparable cities. A hearing before the Personnel Board is tentatively scheduled, with the outcome expected by midweek.
Castro Vabd y-Robert Eaton, son of Aleamet Me Podph fon, MITA Redverne lund, was recently awarded 1800 for teaching duties in forensic program. Eaton, a student at Theatres WNL stad, pursued a master’s degree while serving as an assistant teacher. He majored in speech and English and was involved in student senate.
A vague report outlines a Chamber of Commerce led trip to Hawaii featuring a schedule at Taunt and mentions business leaders, a private farming initiative, and a local airport event. The piece notes participation from Thr and NTH groups, with a potential cost tag of S299 MHOIUMS and ties to a regional Lassiz office.
Navy officers clash with Hayward Union High School trustees over recruiting lists of graduating seniors. Commander A L Bus and Chief Petty Officer Gray lead the Navy effort to obtain names and addresses, while trustees, district staff, and administrators resist. The dispute centers on whether released lists could be misused by sororities or merchants, prompting talks of withdrawal and precautionary measures.
Trustees decide to relocate the upcoming board meeting to a different venue effective immediately. The change affects all listed directors and staff who must adjust travel plans and attendance accordingly.
San Leandro Symphony Association plans a board meeting at Fremont High School to elect new officers and discuss a fall campaign for new members. The day features a variety of acts and a guest conductor visiting from Europe, with entertainment listed as part of a broader program.
Fremont Chamber of Commerce manager Darel Isenberg announces special events for Fremont Day at Alameda County Fair on July 3 1961. Home town talent includes the Golden Eagle Indian Dancers from Niles and the Indian Dancers as a variety act paired with two local dine studios.
A Niles Merchants Association fundraiser plans a Sunday breakfast on the Niles Boulevard parking lot near Southern Pacific property. Proceeds support reopening the nearby school grounds with a planned auction of about 400 dollars in goods. Admission is 4 dollars for adults and 9 cents for children under 12.
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