Hard decision on auditorium funds sparks district debate
Council and college leaders clash over financing for a large auditorium project, with estimates near 1.9 million dollars and bids, tax levy plans, and calls to shift funding to recreation and other district needs. Key figures include Director Kenneth Aitken Morrisson, Buffington, Jim Robbins, and architects Delp W Johnson, Poole, and Storm.
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Forecasts Temperatures across Southern Alameda County and Bay Area
Weather notes show variable conditions from Southern Alameda County to the Bay Area through Wednesday with warm spots and cloudy periods. Highs near 75 in some inland valleys, mid 60s to 70s elsewhere, with cooler coastal readings and a chance of light showers in spots. AEC critique and coastal readings cited for Sacramento Valley to Shasta region, while Pacific winds and sun may prevail in the southern coast.
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Campus decision on A-Smasher site debate stalls auditorium plan
The meeting over site recommendations for the academy’s A-Smasher project heated as officials weighed Fort Mac’s foothills location and access to UC Berkeley and Stanford. Legal counsel warned of a 45 day hearing, while rivals urged prompt joint talks with the college board and recreation district about funds and a community auditorium.
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GM Boss Denies Use Of Sex Lure In Nader Harassment Claim
GM President James M Roche told the Senate auto safety subcommittee that GM did not use sex lures or intimidation against Ralph Nader. He acknowledged a routine probe of the author of Unsafe At Any Speed but denied involvement in harassment. Nader had alleged he was enticed by two women during his Washington stay.
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Bay Area Board Debates Teacher Salary Priority
California teachers union representative James Sutton accuses the district of a breach of faith and a shell game with funds as trustees debate giving high priority to teachers salaries. Worthley estimates helicopter sampling could cost about 5, and trustees clash over supporting the motion.
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Oro Loma district faces petition over funds and salary
Mrs. Norman Sisson and two assistants circulate a petition seeking Oro Loma directors investigation of possible fund misuse and review of Worth Jey's 23400 yearly salary. Sisson has 51 signatures. time limits signatures, while 12 residents file papers for three board seats in June primary. Incumbents face first opposition in eight years.
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U 2 Pilot Safe In Plane Crash Near Tucson
An unaffiliated U 2 high altitude reconnaissance plane crashed in the desert about 16 miles south of Tucson. Initial reports said the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety, though identity was not released. The incident followed a pilotless mock exercise and a Navy demonstration of new jet propelled river patrol boats towed by water jets.
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Anglican Church Chief Cheered In Rome Visit
The Anglican primate Ramsey visits Rome amid ecumenical mood. Clergy from Anglican and Catholic churches attend as Vatican aims for closer ties and practical steps to lessen differences. Ramsey plans to meet the Pope. observers note full unity unlikely in his lifetime.
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Pesticide Warning From Mayo Doctor At CA Meeting
Dr. M. M. Hargraves of the Mayo Clinic told a California Medical Association conference that repeated pesticide exposure has caused hundreds of leukemia, aplastic anemia, and other blood destruction diseases. He warned the public of chronic or fatal illness from exposure, equating cases to the national accident toll of 49,000 in 1955, and cited indane vaporizers and insect arrays as implicated in several cases.
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US urged to take two China stands
An expert on Communist China affairs urged a dual policy for the United States at a Los Angeles symposium. Donald Zagoria of Colmbia University urged blocking Chinese expansion while engaging China to reintegrate into the world community. He argued some Chinese leaders may seek alternatives if Maoist policy proves failed and called for gradual evolution toward peace.
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Cunningham Calls End to Bickering in Muted Protest
Cunningham finally interrupted the dispute and urged ending the quarrel with a terse remark that the approach was immature, signaling a push to halt the division and move forward.
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Bombs Drop Over Atlantic Quiet Shores in Daytona Beach
In Daytona Beach Florida East Coast dishes and glassware stood undisturbed while tremors rattled the coast from Bunnel to New Smyrna Beach. Navy carrier planes dropped 300 pound bombs in the Atlantic Ocean as a regular practice range was moved.
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Viet Cong Attack Rebuffed as Saigon Protests Grow
U S fighters blasted an ammo convoy north of Saigon and Marines pressed operations in Quang Tri and Hue areas as Buddhist protests and political discontent flare. Ky urged listening to public complaints while schools and officials grapple with loyalty and command changes amid ongoing clashes with Viet Cong forces.
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