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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
2
Livermore officials and Sandia spokesman confirm federal and corporate cost cutting as part of President Lyndon B. Johnson’s economy push. Western Electric, prime Sandia contractor, notes no planned workload cuts at the Livermore lab, which uses its cost reduction program for selective small quantities and experimental applications.
Livermore City Council will again review a proposal to raise the minimum lot size to 6500 square feet at an 8 p m meeting in the civic building. Don Miller defends higher density limits while Associated Homebuilders push to keep 6000 square feet. citizens group led by Lawrence Radiation Laboratory scientists backs larger lots with a 1036 signature petition.
A fire sparked by overheated bearing on a railcar ignited a five mile stretch along the Southern Pacific track near Niles Fremont yesterday afternoon. Fire crews from six stations battled the blaze for over two hours, reaching the Alameda County line. No injuries or known building losses reported, and Capt. Marceline could not confirm total firemen count or threatened properties. The Rev Price resigns as pastor of the Sunol church amid community changes, with his wife Helen active in parish activities.
Livermore area Recreation District announces Camp Shelley near Lake Tahoe is open for the summer season. District residents may reserve in advance at $1 per night, with normal rate $2 if space is available. Located at Mt. Tallac tract one mile from Lake Tahoe’s south end, the camp offers swimming at Baldwin Beach, fishing, evening movies, campfire programs, and access to nearby Camp Richardson and Fallen Leaf Lake. The site provides washrooms, showers, laundry, 20 campsites, and spaces for car, trailer, and tent with four picnic tables and grills.
Allan Richard Breese son of Mr and Mrs Cameron G Breese of Castro Valley has been accepted to study nautical science at the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo He will be among 120 students reporting August 10 to train as a Merchant Marine officer The program lasts about 10 months at sea leading to a bachelor’s degree and a Coast Guard license as third mate or third assistant engineer upon completion
Dr J Wilhelm Hentzen was chosen chief of staff at Doctor's Hospital San Leandro. The medical staff includes Dr T Fred Spindler as vice chief, Dr Leo Prins as secretary, Dr Leo Hucieff as treasurer, Dr Aaron E Davis as chief of medicine, and Dr Leo Porter among others. A $027,616 budget for 1964 65 was proposed for the chief of surgery. The Pleasanton council met at City Hall to launch the hospital’s fifth year and study of medicine tomorrow.
Pleasanton Planning Commission approves a redesigned Kottinger Village playground without a surplus jet plane as a central feature. The plan faced City Council criticism over plans to include the jet aircraft as a war reminder and is now shifted to a traditional peacetime play design.
The Livermore Planning Commission favors a $30,000 cash payment to the city instead of three acres of park land in Sunset Development. The Livermore Area Recreation District proposed the money be obtained by the city in place of the proposed park.
Castro Valley motorcyclist Ernest o. Guthbertson a San Leandro building inspector, remains in serious condition after a head on collision with a car on Draka d Das. He lives on Vineyard Road and was reportedly flown to Merritt Hospital.
AP reports experts warn a general war in Asia could emerge if Communist forces fail to back off. South Viet Nam Premier Nguyen Khanh hints at liberating North Viet Nam and offering bases for U S operations. Gen Maxwell Taylor named ambassador in Saigon as jets strike Laos and tensions rise with North Viet Nam and China. Despite heavy air activity, analysts see no imminent general war in Indochina.
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