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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
16
They Put Ideas To Work projects aim to apply insights from the weekend conference at Asilomar. The event gathered thinkers to translate ideas into practical efforts and reported plans to move from talks to action.
San Leandro police turn a 15 year old Livermore youth over to juvenile authorities after a Tuesday night stabbing in a darkened parking lot. The victim, 18 year old Russell A. Pefferly of Castro Valley, was stabbed in the stomach with a six inch hunting knife but sustained non life threatening injuries.
A public meeting of the Contra Costa Alameda Epilepsy League will feature Not Without Hope a film about epilepsy. The session is set for Monday March 28 at San Leandro police reported. Dr Harry Howard head of Neurological Services will discuss epilepsy and answer audience questions.
Education specialist notes newspapers radio and television supplement curricula across all grades. Rapid changes in science politics and world events require frequent updates to avoid obsolescence. Weekly publications for children cover current events and teachers introduce media sources in classrooms.
Gladys Conklin former child Mrs. Conklin will autograph at Hayward City Library from 1 to 4 p.m. honoring her fifth published book. An autographing party is set for April 2 at The Bug Club Book, The Book Shop, 22544 Main St. in Hayward.
Bob Hope champions the Summer Sharkskin from Hart Schaftner & Marx Viracla collection as the travel essential. The Dacron blend fabric is light and wrinkle resistant, keeping its shape in steamy heat. Visit Hart Schaftner & Marx tailors to maintain the look.
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