Retirement-bound Lt Cmdr Clark to depart for Japan soon
Lt Cmdr Al Clark of Castro Valley plans retirement in 47 months and will fly to Japan for a Navy assignment to a flying unit. He already searched for housing for his family while in Japan and located a house owned by an American in San Lorenzo. He then flew 5000 miles to contact the owner to close the deal.
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al Clark
James Ave
Castro Valley
Bay Area
Forest Hills
Japan
Clark
Ben Barnes
San Lorenzo
Runaway Girl Found by Deputies in Fremont
Deputies found 13 year old Melba Cheryl Mueller wandering along Roberts Avenue near Third Street in Irvington. The girl had been missing since Saturday afternoon. She was picked up by Deputy A C Guest and taken to Juvenile Hall in San Leandro after authorities were notified by her mother.
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Ronald Mayo
Durant
Oakland Police
Wynan Vernon
San Leandro
Ronald
Oakland
Highland
Vernon
Fremont
Roberts
Tevington
Melba ‘Mueller
Cut in Fremont Tax Rate Sought By Councilmen
Fremont councilmen push a 3 cent tax cut funded by 19000 from the capital improvement fund and 5200 saved by not hiring a fireman. City Manager Coop warns against hasty cuts while advocating long term savings for 20 years. Critics urge prudence, noting past tax drops and need for specific projects. Meeting expected today at 7:00 p.m. with budget vote likely.
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Fremont
Capital Improvement Fund
Winifred Bendel
Ratlin Cunningham
Keneth Steadman
Tate
Fredimont
Daily Review
Mgr. F. Robert Coop
Capitals Improvement Fund
Coop
Alameda County
Bondel
The
Council|t
Steadman
Wallace Pond
Michael Overacker
Pond
Overacker
Queracker
Biternasse
Loor
San Leandro Council Schedules Interviews for Bellini Seat
The San Leandro city council plans two interview sessions starting at 7 p.m. to select a successor to ex-councilman Joseph Q. Bellini after his resignation. Five candidates from Bellini's district have been submitted for consideration for the vacant seat.
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San Leandro
Joseph Q. Bellini
Tomorryi
Bellini
Jung
Qulya
Valley Woman Boasts Large Doll Collection
Mrs. Albert D. Gwin of Valley raises a 125 doll collection in 15 years of avid collecting. She repaired and redesigned dolls, outfits, and jewelry, with pieces from Germany and the United States. Notable items include a 214 inch China doll from Germany, a blonde China doll submerged in the Ohio River after 1937, and a Parian Doll from Nevada City. The collection spans from Parian and papier mache to Nippon marked dolls, with varied periods and regions, and reflects her decades of meticulous restoration. The Gwins will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary and hope to donate the collection to a museum for public enjoyment.
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Carol
Castro Valley
Castro’ Valley
Albert’ D. Gwin
La‘edo Rd
Sto. Oegan
Phillips
Germany
Gresser
Aj; Greiners
Archon
Nevada
Dagmar
Russia
Japan
George
Hearing Tonight On Newark Plan
Newark planners schedule a second public hearing at 8 tonight in Sycamore Hall to debate the master plan before City Council review. Commissioners aim for final changes after earlier session was halted by a legal issue. Key disputes involve AR designation for a major shopping area at Cedar Road and Thornton Avenue, street widths, and industrial zone changes drawing business opposition.
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Newark
Sycamore Hall
Rich,Ave
Wesley Sears
AR Dacre
Cedar Ra
Thornton Ave
Chamber of “ Commerce
Chamotr
Lions Club Install Tonight At Fremont
Lions Club prepares a ceremony in Fremont with officers Libris club president Ervin Monto Ed Fabbri Joe Castro and Jim Collins named as leading members Dr Ed Yee as tail twister Erle Hygeluna as treasurer new directors Mike Cimirio Pete Nunes Paul Gygax and Walt Asnland announced to guide the district forward with the outcome described as near complete.
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Lervin Monto
Libris Club Fremont
Ed 4
Fabbri
Joe Castro
Jim Collins
Lion T
Ed Yee
Tail’ Twister
Erle Hygeluna
Mike’ Cimirio
Pete ‘Nunes
Paul Gygax
Walt Asnland
Ihooming
Nore
Ladies Day Set At Leandro Rotary Club
Tomorrow at the Leandro Rotary Club a Ladies Day program features a presidential mantle transfer from Blake Paramountain to Bears Crowther and a musical program with vocal selections led by Marsden and Arirl.
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Rotary ‘Club
San
Leandro
Sam
Prominent Ashland Man Dies at 60
Arnold G. Luebker 60 prominent in Ashland area died yesterday at Eden Hospital Castro Valley after a lengthy illness. He was a Nebraska native and Hayward resident for 16 years, home at 17039 Rolando Ave. Retired electrician, member Epiphany Lutheran Church El Portal Homes Assn life member El Portal PTA chaplain of American Legion Hayward. Husband of Else A. Luebker, grandfather of Peggy William and Susan Smyth, brothers and siblings named. Services at Epiphany Lutheran Church Thursday preceded by American Legion services at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
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Arnold G. Luebker
Ashland
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Nebraska
Hayward
Rolando .Ave
Luchker
Epiphany
Lutheran Church
el Portal
PTA
American Legion Post
Else
A. Luchser
Peggy
William
Susan Smyth
Lydia Bonin
Springfield
Renata Laub
St.Paul
Minn
Clara’ Wendt
Albertléa
Joseph Luebker
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Foothill Blvd
Pam
American Legion
Sorensen Bros
B’st
Golden
Gate National Cemetery
Sani
Bruno
Carnival OK'd For Boys Club in San Leandro
San Leandro Boys Club gains board approval for a benefit carnival to be held today at property on Park Street and San Leandro Boulevard. The use permit was granted by the board of adjustments with a brief planning review conducted yesterday. The event runs through Sunday with festivities expected to boost club funds.
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San Leandro
Aity
Park St
San Leandro Blvd
Board of Acjustments
Isis
Carnivel
Todd Wins Refitting Bid From Todd Shipyards Alameda
Rep George Miller reports Todd Shipyards of Alameda was the low bidder for converting four Marines type vessels for the American President Lines fleet. Maritime Administration opened bids yesterday with Todd's offer at 1 722.00 per ship. Final winner to be announced after evaluation. worker count and completion date not released.
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Todd Shipyards
Alameda
President Lines
George Pi-Miller
Washington
Maritime Administration
Todd
Leandro Council Reprimanded Over Hospital Funds Bid
Eden Hospital board directors sharply rebuked the San Leandro City Council for backing East Bay Lutheran Hospital Association's bid for state funds for a new hospital. Dr M P Ream and two Eden directors accused the council of acting without full facts, noting Lutheran articles filed late and urging a district vote on a full bond to provide needed beds.
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San. Leandro—Aden Hospital
East Bay Lutheran Hospital Association
San Leandro
Eden Hospital
Eden Board
M. P. Ream
Ream
A. G. Jackson
Eyra-Stivers
Lutheran Appeal
Eden
Criti
I . Ream
Ademiafe
Teity’ Council
Jin
Freeway Plan Airing Tonight in San Leandro
Foothill Manor residents presented a petition to the council as the Macarthur freeway hearing nears tonight at 7 30 p m in the high school. Kenneth Dunn and Robert Thorup spoke at the gathering while State Highways division engineer James Spencey was expected to explain recommendations for interchange areas amid a protest from Thomas Jefferson Dads Civic against freeway on ramps in the 50th Fulton area.
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San *Leandro
Foothill Manor
SLL
Fulton
Kenneth Dunn
140Th Ave
Robert Thorup
Beneroit’ S Ave
James Spencey
State Division of Highways 35 cX+ pecter
Algo
Council
Thomas Jefferson
Dads
Clvic
50Th
Livermore Budget Talk Moves Through City Hall
City council and staff in Livermore discuss a preliminary budget in chambers. It covers a 15 000 unbudgeted item and splits capital outlay between engineering and building departments, with plans for a new children's library section and a sewage disposal project.
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Livermore
Sonly
are _Hetsig
I Council
Willimas
Tassie
Bertween Engineering
Planning Commission
National Board of Fire-Underwriters of the Pacific
Ayn
Fremont area rezones farm use granted and other actions
Last night Fremont Palmdate Co planning commissioners approved rezoning 500 acres from residential to agricultural use near Palm Ave Mission San Jose. They denied Antonio Beys request to rezone 330 Cherry Ln Niles from agricultural to residential and rejected Merle Eberling's permit for converting a home at 182 Bay St Irvington into a barber shop and two bedroom apartment. A Fremont Junior Committee approval was granted for Cooks Rd in Irvington.
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Fremont
Palmdate Co
Palm Ave
Mission San Jose
Antone’ Bey
Cherry Ln
Niles
Merle Eberling
Bay St
Irvington
Pleasan ton Jaycees propose new park plan in Pleasanton
Pleasan ton Junior Chamber presents step by step development plan for Sacre Me Park at Kottinger Ave end with lakes, beaches, tables, parking, restrooms, and children's area. Council reviews July 21 work session. July 23 vote on sewer treatment plant expansion. Council also accepts resignation of city engineer Charles Pestania after four and a half years.
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Plang
Kottinger Ave
Main
St. Will
Call
Sewate
Charles Pestania
Cil
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Livermore Planning Commission
Robert Eckert
William Einst
Robert Coop
Dick Wilkenson
Washington, D. C
Wilkenson
Richard Clark
Plumbers’ Fund
Bowling Green
Central California
Kenneth S. Pitzer
University of California
College of Chemistry
Pitzer
California
England
Ser
Albert D. Gwin
J - Review
Steve Rubiolo
Valley Woman
Lions Club
Leandro Council
Council Eyes In
Jaycees
Extuditta Rise
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