Night spots woo teens play as youth crowd grows
In Hayward, Ralph Maillet and city officials discuss teen consumption at local clubs. Maillet plans to pull youths from 18 to 22 into safer spaces with back rooms and Coke bars while council member Thomas Neveau pledges investigation. Local venues face pressure over topless shows and teen access.
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Hayward
Ralph
Frenchy
Maillet
Hayward Council
Thomas Neveau
Thel
Balla Promises Big Push Amid Club Scene Shift
Amid the sink or swim nightclub economy, a bold new push to survival unfolds with the recent Tesas Welcome opening at Frenchy’s on Mission Boulevard. The site, once famed for headline entertainers, signals a move toward a refreshed, more aggressive business approach.
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Balla
Frenchy
Mission Boulevard
Assembly Welfare Medical Insurance Proposal Heads to Floor
A California bill to create a publicly financed medical insurance program for welfare recipients and the elderly indigent neared Assembly floor approval with committee backing. The measure would tap federal funds to cover premiums while state funds were initially inserted to aid counties but later deleted. Local officials split, with Los Angeles County reluctantly supportive and the SenateFinance Committee signaling a dead end.
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APT
Assembly
Assembly Revenue and Saxation Committee
California
Assembly Committee
George Miller Jr
Washington
forMenor
Ashland
School Dist Tax Boost Vote Planned for Next Year
UNION CITY A school tax increase election will be needed during the next school year in the New Haven Unified School Dist according to Supt Harold Schoenfeld. Viewing the tentative 2.82 mill ion deficit budget adopted by New Haven trustees last night Schoenfeld conceded that unless new money becomes available a tax increase election will be necessary either during this coming school year or during the summer of 1966. The tentative budget provides for expenditures of 2.8 million dollars about 10 thousand more than anticipated income and Schoenfeld said the district cannot operate on this basis beyond the upcoming fiscal year.
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Union City
New Haver
Harold Schoenfeld
New Haven
Schoenfeld
Cost Of Living Up Again In May Report
Washington AP May consumer prices rose three tenths of one percent for a second straight month lifting the cost index to 109.6 a new high and 1.7 percent above a year earlier. Food prices led gains with meat and fresh vegetables rising sharply due to bad weather and tighter supplies. Officials expect June to rise further.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hayward Split Redistrict Plan Adopted by Commission
The Alameda County Redis tricting Commission adopted Commission Alternative No 1 splitting Hayward into two supervisorial districts and moving part of San Leandro north of Davis Street into District 3. The plan keeps Fairview in Hannon s Second District and places 17 percent of the county population in the new First District. All three members said time was short and the plan is not the best solution, though it is the plan in question and subject to a possible referendum.
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East 14Th Street
Leland Sweeney
Hannon
Hayward
John D. Murphy
Jackson Street
B Street
Main Street
Leona Drive
San Lorenzo Creek
East Bay
Fremont - Newark - Union City
Livermore Amador Valley
Daniel B. Cooper
Murphy
Commission
J. Frank Coakley
Prayer for Vacation Rest and Gratitude
A brief reflective prayer asks God to bless a vacation with rest and gratitude. It requests release from busyness and envy of others with longer breaks or more money, ending with Amen.
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J. Amen
Subway Crash Near Berlin Injures 130, No Fatalities
Berlin AP reports a subway train rear-ended another beneath West Berlin today. Police say 130 people were injured and no deaths occurred, marking Berlin's worst subway accident since 1960.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Senate probes Baker case end with bitter party charges
Senate Investigators closed the Bobby Baker inquiry amid Democratic and Republican accusations of politics. The Rules Committee approved its final report after a 20 month probe, detailing recommendations on disclosure of assets, curbs on moonlighting, and lobbying limits, while minority views urged bans on handling campaign funds and fees for professionals tied to legislation.
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UPI
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules’ Committee
Sens
Carl T. Curtis
J- Neb
Ohn
Sherman Cooper
Toby
Comptroller General
Sadim
Cliles
Baker
Eee
Prolonged Viet Cong Surrounds Government Forces Near Saigon
More than a regiment of Communist guerrillas surrounded hundreds of government troops 200 miles northeast of Saigon, launching a heavy attack as a U.S. plane was shot down. In Phu Bon Province near Cheo Reo, Thuan Mong reportedly fell to Viet Cong forces while a large government unit faced heavy combat and the fate of several Americans remained uncertain. A separate joint operation involving American, Vietnamese, and Australian forces deployed over 1,000 paratroopers into the D Zone jungle, but did not trigger a direct firefight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Sheo Reo
Phu Jon
Rénorles
Phu Bon
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
D Zone
Hayward Site Picked for Shasta Beverage Plant
Bazick Jr. said Shasta Beverages plans a multi million dollar plant in Hayward to relocate its San Francisco operations from 1555 Bancroft Ave. The 11 acre Seaver Park site is set for development as soil tests and land deposits proceed with negotiations ongoing.
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Shasta Beverages
Hayward
San Francisco
Shasta
Consolidated Foods Corp
Bancroft Ave
San Franccisco
Bazick Jr
Barry Goldwater Accuses Johnson of Overstepping in Vietnam War
Barry Goldwater charges President Johnson has transcended the military role in directing the Vietnam War. The accusation appears in today's editorial page alongside Ann Landers Bridge Comics Crossword.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ann Landers
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