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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1965

Page

9

Trip To Pitch For Jr College District Aim Fremont Newark

Fremont Newark junior college district pitch will be presented in Los Angeles by Gus Robertson Jack MacCregar and Wesley Sears. They will seek state approval to create the district serving Fremont and Newark unified school districts. The coordinating council weighs the recommendation before the State Board of Education vote and potential fall ballot.

Fremont Los Angeles Fremont-Newark Gus Robertson Premont Unified School Dist Jack MacCregar Newark Unified Coordinating Council State Board of Education Coordinating Committee

Tax Group Seeks Welfare Overhaul Reform Plan

The board of directors of a taxpayer association in California endorses an initiative to overhaul welfare administration. They propose a constitutional amendment shifting all welfare control to the state, including General Relief, in an effort to reduce local tax burdens. The group plans to refine the draft later this year.

Earl Strathman Robert J. Atkinson Taxpayer Atkinson California

Democrats Seek Viet Nam Pullout Resolution Passed in Livermore

California Democrats push for immediate halt to air and ground attacks in South Viet Nam. The measure commends Rep Don Edwards, urges Johnson to seek negotiations, denounces the Burns report, and cites concerns over U S credibility abroad amid escalation and alleged distortions.

Livermore California North Viet Nam Hugh Burns Uae University of California South Viet Nam United States Don Edwards Johnson Janis Civ Stephen Peor Teale Ple Af China Hussia

Project Headstart Flag Flies Over New Haven School

The federally funded Project Headstart flag will fly over Mantel White School in the New Haven Unified School District beginning today. The program aids culturally deprived students, improving readiness for regular classes as part of President Johnson's war on poverty. Superintendent Dr Harold Schoenfeld called the flag a tribute to those who made the project possible.

New Haven Unified Mantel White School New Haven Johnson Harold Sehoenfald

Fremont Poodle Tops Marin Show With Highest Score

Premont Mr Francois of Touche a Toy Poodle owned by Mrs Sandra Cuddy placed first in the Novice B ring with a score of 197 at the Marin Show in Navajo last weekend. The dog was the top scoring poodle overall.

Premont Francois of Sandra Cuddy Clawster Road Fremont Marin Navajo

Looking Forward Event Listings and Hall Notices

Fragmented OCR notes show multiple community events in Hayward and Ashland, listing sponsors such as Native Daughters of the Golden West and Holy Ghost Association. Mentions dates, venues, and contact hints but details are unclear due to damaged text.

St. Hayward Native Daughters of the Galdin Hayward Lunghaon Ashland Holy Ghost Association Kent Avi Holy Ghost Associ Eadl Bay Mathers

Redistricting In San Leandro Faces 1906 Vote

San Leandro plans a major redistricting before the April 1906 election. Mayor Maltester says boundaries must be ready by September or October, aiming for five districts with about 5,955 voters per district from a total of 35,731. Washington Manor and other areas are in play as council and commissions shift to district representation.

San Leandro Jack D. Maltester P¢l Maltester Sani Lrarddra iGington Manor Taf Robert Taylor Washington Manor Mallester Cornell Bistrict Ba| Ais Richard West West

Grass Fire Warning From Fremont Fire Chief

Fremont Fire Chief Estudillo warned parents to guard children under 12 to prevent grass fires. He noted 65 fires this year driven by tall dry grass, double the usual rate, with involvement from late growth and winds. Fire agencies will coordinate with forestry and Livermore patrols for hill fires around Mission and San Jose last year.

Premon Thom Ds Estudillo Vaing Estudillo Eshadile Htarlilln Elase No Forestry Division Simal Alameda County Livermore Fremont Mission San Jose Estudilio

Library Plans to Be Drawn for AEC Lab at Camp Parks

Pleasanton area chamber pledges support for attracting the Atomic Energy Commission’s proposed 200 million nuclear research laboratory to Camp Parks. San Leandro officials report a contract and library remodeling plan tied to the project, with city leaders awaiting library board review before publicizing details.

Pleasanton Oakland Chamber of Commerce Atomic Energy Commission Camp Parks Pleasanton-Livermore San Leandro Arthur J. Stephen Elmo Mazzera Llon Alephenson Pare AEC Edmund Purnoses G. Brown Thisargest

Five Per Cent Salary Hike Approved by Board

Hayward Area Recreation District employees mostly won a five percent pay raise after directors approved a $7,000 cost, trimming $420 from one position. Director Jim Robbins opposed, calling the reduction ridiculous, while officials cited added duties for two seven percent raises and compliance with county civil service patterns.

Hayward Hobbins Kenneth Aitken Julio Bras George Moody Mgr Bob Savaltone Anel Retirement Fund

No Chamber Stand On College Plan

Union City Chamber of Commerce may take a stand on the junior college issue after the New Haven Unified School District board decides. Chamber manager Wall Silveria said directors planned to act, but a meeting to formalize a recommendation Monday was unsuccessful. The unofficial consensus favored New Haven joining the Fremont Newark wave. only a delayed decision could permit an official stance.

Union Orly Union City Chamber of Commerce Ume Silveria Silvera New Haven Alonday New Javen Premont Newark Silverin

Three Way Meet Slated For Council

San Leandro City Council and Planning Commission plan a joint 7 30 p m session in city hall to discuss long range plans for the Marina Faire subdivision with Bevilacqua Homes and the Marina Faire Homeowners Association. They will continue talks on the H studilla Avenue Chumalia Street link to Davis Street and review special zoning provisions to curb undesirable development near the Davis and Hes perian Boulevard transit stations.

Sam Leandio San Leandro Planning Commission Ity Hall Mayrina Faire Bevilacqua Homes Marina Faire Assa Hstudilla Avenue Chumalia Street Davis

Playgrounds Celebrate Space Week in Fremont

Fremont community recreation centers launched Space Week with space themed games, stories, and activities across 23 neighborhood centers. Highlights include Hidden Planet watermelon hunt, flying saucer contest, outer space costumes, and a later Hobo Week finale with a cookout and costume parade.

Fremont Noah Kile Blaidon School Outer Space Additlion

High School Dropouts Lose Money, GED Lets Jobs Rise

L B J states dropouts lose about 120000 in lifetime earnings while the GED Equivalency Test Program helps non graduates qualify for civil service and private jobs. The National School of Home Shily offers a home study course to prepare for the equivalency test.

Aero Telepee Beerat Anteiress Hressleit Jehn Anmoner Sor Rennie California National School of Hone Shily Howie Stinky Tox Masward

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