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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1958
Page
4
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling and Edward Teller of UC discuss halting nuclear weapons tests in a televised debate airing tonight at 10 on channel 9. Pauling advocates a ban while Teller opposes, as the program becomes a television classic on QED.
Livermore scientist Jacob Benveniste seeks election as a Livermore Joint Union High School District trustee. He has led a three year effort to expand Livermore High School math and science programs, including a summer radiation-lab project for eight juniors and seniors and tours of local laboratories. If elected, he aims to boost training for gifted students and raise scholastic achievement.
East Bay Municipal Utility District wins a year long settlement with Calaveras Amador and San Joaquin Counties ensuring 125 million gallons daily from Mokelumne River. Calaveras Amador receive 2 and 20 thousand acre feet respectively with a $2 million payment. bond issue to fund future expansion begins with a June 3 ballot. Castro Valley note: Russia travel talk at Kiwanis by Ted Lachelt, Oakland agency head. pins to Fred Pemberton and Al Tingstrom. directors meet Thursday.
About half of Alameda County high school students take college preparatory science. Total high school enrollment is 36,300 with 18,087 in science, including 5536 in algebra related courses, 400 in plane geometry, 3005 in laboratory chemistry, 1640 advanced algebra, 1132 physics, 835 in trigonometry, 712 in physiology, 742 biology, and 317 solid geometry. Some figures reflect reporting omissions by districts.
Thirteen Ar Toyo and San Lorenzo High School students earned gold achievement keys or certificates of merit in a San Francisco art contest. From Avroys were Marcia Salo and George Be craft among gold key winners. certificates went to Darryl Giel Sharon Sands Larry McGee and others. San Lorenzo entrants included Dan Stewart Mikki Adams Ronald Camara Gaylin Greer and Marlene Medeiros.
Oakland Red Cross hosts the fourth annual First Aid Institute at Arroyo Viejo Recreation Center. Dr N P Dunn explains accident causes and prevention while detailing new first aid techniques and training methods. Registration starts 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. Lunch reservations are requested.
Toastmasters State Meeting scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm at the Terrace Club 16254 Foothill Blvd Castro Valley. Phil Chewwutt to be toastmaster with Gail Stanton on table topics and Lee Henrietta as master evaluator. Charles Holt to serve as Robert. Speakers include Steve Laske Jacques Franken Al Silva Jim Reynolis and Dick Bailey.
Optimists meet at 7 20 tonight at Castro Gandens 8168 Castro Valley Blvd to discuss boxing program on April 5 with promoter Jack Mendonca. Reports by Low Spaggiari on publicity and Ron Herschman about tickets.
Fairmont Terrace Improvement Assn meets at 8 p.m. in the Fairmont Terrace School multi purpose room. Election of new officers and a discussion of the Lake Chabot site proposed for Southern Alameda County’s State College will be on the agenda. Frank King of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce will discuss the college site and display an aerial photo and artist concept.
Freddy Morgan top comic of Spike Jones show will headline the fifth annual Rogers Night for the Trade Club of Southern Alameda County. The after dinner program at Carpenters Hall Hayward on March 1 features jugler James Reinhart and Sherry Stevens known as The Village Clown and Songstress.
Fremont Planning Commissioners resume rezoning study for an area bounded by Central Ave Joseph St Baine Ave and Centerville Gardens subdivision They will decide the split of undeveloped land between industry and housing Also on agenda is review of zoning plans and ordinance for Centerville business center The planners meet at 8 p m City Hall Mission San Jose for final action by City Council
An 18 inch gray rhesus monkey escaped Friday from George W. Dedeker at 135 Canyon Heights Dr. in Niles. Deputies warn the untamed animal will bite if approached. The Washington Township Sheriff substation issued the alert.
Castro Valley High School selects 60 students for a Student Speaker Contest to be held tomorrow at French's Restaurant in Hayward. Participants Agnes Skartholt, Bonnie Hortgen, and Sara Hobbfeltz will present on "Your Community A Way of Life" under coach Loy Elser with Raleigh Early as timekeeper and Oscar Stark, Henry Milter, and Bill Howe as judges.
Manuel Gallegos 20 of 27497 Castro St Hayward died after his car rolled over on Foothill Drive near Eden Hospital. The crash also injured Rudy Sandoval and involved a vehicle driven by Margaret Blendin 29 of 9205 A St Hayward. Gallegos survived by his parents and several siblings. Funeral services set at Jensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward and Holy Rosary Church Decato with mass and rosary details provided.
Bonaire Civic League hosts a Know Your Candidates program at 8 p m featuring San Leandro City Council and School Board hopefuls. President Virgil Harrison announces refreshments by Ayehcome with volunteers Grace Paoli Faith Fraser Joan Silva Helen Harrison Jane Truex Martha Voigt Eva Gill Wook. Open to the public the event is chaired by Al Gillock in the James Madison School multi purpose room 14751 Juniper St.
Castro Valley area outlines tonight's 8:15 gathering at 19923 Anita Ave. Post officials discuss sponsorship of a Junior Baseball League team and funding, with a focus on a $300 million shift in home loan figures and budget plans for the project.
The Livermore Joint Union High School District trustees will hear the first report on salaries this evening. The 7 30 pm session will be held in the faculty board room with the salary committee presenting details.
Local business directory offers Want Ads for carpentry roofing painting and cement work. Guaranteed services advertised to solve home repairs with quick responses and contact options.
Alameda County school superintendents defer endorsement for county superintendent vacancy until more candidates emerge. Incumbent Vaughn D. Seidel will not seek reelection. Ben Minton has declared candidacy. Rumored contenders include Edwin Letendre Frank Skelly Harold Schoenfeld George Rusteika and Rock La Fleche.
Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state, is famed for its rugged mountainous terrain. Some western coast wild areas remain largely unexplored, making the island an appealing summer vacation destination for Australians.
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