Russell's Hayward Store Opens With Community Celebration
The Russell's market at 24601 Mission Boulevard Hayward opened yesterday with orchids, girls, comic books, hats and ice cream for children and a ladies section. The grand opening runs through Saturday with ham, turkey and appliances given away. The eleventh Russell's store touts the most complete frozen foods variety in Hayward area and offers bargain prices.
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HUSD to Extend District Paid Insurance Across Roster
Hayward Unified School District will insure all classified staff next fiscal year under district paid life insurance, mirroring Mt. Eden coverage. The merger requires continued life insurance for teachers who had previous district paid coverage. Mt. Eden already provides $2000 death benefits per family, while HUSD weighs blanket coverage for all certified employees at an additional $23,000.
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Fremont to Aid Teen Employment
Fremont plans a Hire A Teen program with 3200 dollars allocated to hire four youths for varied municipal work in recreation and maintenance. The effort aims to boost teen employment, with 100 additional teens placed previously, while employers may call Washington High to place orders for summer work across multiple job types.
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Capitol Red Tape Hinders Civil Defense Efforts
Berkeleys police win pay raises as Berkeley officials cite turnover and recruitment needs. In Washington, a civil defense inquiry cites confusion over shelter plans at the Capitol with Stewart saying copies of defense information were not received and authority to sign shelter agreements remains unresolved by the Senate committee.
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State May Ask Water Project Aid
Water Resources Director William Warne says local water agencies may finance part of expanding the State Water Project following a Supreme Court Colorado River ruling. In a closed meeting, officials discussed California costs tied to water deliveries, with experts estimating potential annual losses reaching up to 962,000 acre feet of water.
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Lima City Bans Stripping Shows For Moral Reasons
Lima authorities outlaw strip shows featuring nude or scantily clad performers, declaring such performances contrary to good morals. The order targets venues in the city's nightlife, aiming to curb public indecency and enforce municipal standards. Local officials said the ban will close venues hosting explicit performances and require compliance by the end of the month.
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Congress Not Pressured By Past Marches
Analysis recalls Coxey’s Army suffragettes and the Bonus Army to show how large demonstrations in Washington historically slow congressional action. The piece notes Kennedy warned against pressure as civil rights leaders consider nonviolent protests. past marches took decades to shift policy and included violent episodes and government crackdowns.
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No Passports Students Defy U.S. Over Cuban Visit
About 50 college students traveling from New York to Cuba via Europe apparently concluded Canada would block the flight. Officials said the group flew to Amsterdam and then London and Paris, with orders to intercept at European airports if they proceeded to Havana without validated passports. Travel without passport risk five years in jail and a $5,000 fine. None had secured permission to visit Cuba, officials said.
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Ecumenical Council Date Set by Pope Paul VI
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI orders the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council to reconvene on September 29 in Rome. More than 2,500 bishops worldwide are expected to attend the historic gathering, with the council text to be sent to diocesan leaders.
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Vatican council turmoil clouds Christmas target
Vatican sources report uncertainty over whether Pope Paul would press for a quick council finale or delay to finish by Christmas. The text mentions pressure from John XXIII supporters, ongoing deliberations, and the possibility of postponing key sessions to promote Christian unity amid leadership transitions.
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