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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1966
Page
4
A collection of era jokes and anecdotes features Adlai Stevenson on after dinner barbs and David Merrick’s bold publicity stunts. The piece threads quips about Eisenhower, golf, and Hollywood stars with quizzical lines from judges and common folk, highlighting public taste and theatrical bravado.
Philip Fatland, a Gansberger School faculty member undergoing leukemia treatment, has resumed duties. The David Miller Larsen Memorial Blood Bank reports ongoing urgent need for donations to support Fatland who has already received 21 units and will require more. Donors from Hayward Unified School District community and families are urged to give at the Ashland School unit on the third Monday monthly from 2 to 6 40 p.m. Call 897 1254 for appointments.
A large crowd gathers for the dedication of Livermore’s new $344 million airport and golf facility. The event features a 2 pm air show with parachute jumps, antique and experimental aircraft, and a two hour aerial circus, plus a 12:30 pm dedication ceremony, glider flight, and parachute drop. The airfield includes a 4,000 foot lighted runway and 112 tiedown spaces, located west of Livermore off Interstate 580.
The U S ambassador to Rome arrived in the city for an expected audience with Pope Paul VI regarding the Vietnam crisis, signaling diplomacy amid the ongoing conflict.
Park School musicians answered a call by the Hayward Unified District Recreation Council to entertain convalescent hospitals and senior care facilities. At Middle Lane Guest Home in Hayward the trio Randall Miller Steven Ussery and Gregory Bloom performed for residents while council president Jillian Galo commented on growing student volunteerism and community spirit. The young performers expressed eagerness for encores, signaling potential program success.
Automated testing comes to the Washington Hospital Laboratory with two Autoanalyzers costing 75000 and 11000 dollars. The machines boost throughput from 15–20 tests per hour per technician to 60, while checking blood urea nitrogen as part of the analysis. Doctors gain faster, more accurate results at lower costs, enabling broader use of lab tests and more thorough examinations.
Alameda County and Hayward mandate child proof pool fencing with self closing latches. Four foot fence required by county or a 250 pound proof cover as an alternative. Hayward requires a 45 feet high fence incorporating building walls. Gates must be self closing with latches four feet high and doors or gates providing pool access must be self closing and self latching.
Newark hosts Loyalty Day with Sandy Silva of M D host. students from McKinley Elementary School participate. VFW officials and Bay Area guests speak. awards and essays featured. event led by Rev. James Stanton and Andrey Anderson at Memorial Post 746 Newark.
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