Memory mosaic of Kenny Decker a Hayward wanderer
A profile of Kenny Decker of Hayward whose memory blends fact and fiction. He recalls a globe spanning circus life with the Bailey family and wartime service in the Rainbow Division, later drifting through Ohio farms, World War II, and California spots from Richmond to Vallejo. Now aged, he survives on odd jobs and street life along Jackson Street and Winton Avenue, cherishing travel and a faded past.
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Hayward
Antwerp
Belgium
Old Washington
Middlebourne
Hie
Casa Blanca
Africa
World
Kenna Decker
Jackson Street
Winton Avenue
Kenny
Kenta
Gene Tunney
Bump Scott
Father Flanagan
Emmett Kelly
Col
Joseph
Bryant
Burt Lancaster
Jack Palance
Kering
Vallejo
Richmond
San Pedro
Boy’s Town
Rainbow Division
Burt Lancaste
Baileys of Circus Fame
Bill Bailey
Raymond Bailey
Karachi
India
U.S
Brewster
Ohio
Calvary
Monterey
California
North
Hell
Davis's Cafe
Sybil’s
East Bay
Embattled Hoover marks 47th year as FBI head
FBI director John Edgar Hoover marks his 47th anniversary at the helm amid ongoing controversy and renewed calls for retirement. He remains firmly in charge, saying he will work as usual, while public sentiment splits on his tenure and the agency's direction.
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FBI
Washington
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau Investigation
Hoover
Congress
George Gal
Nixon
Howver
Industrialist urges wage-price controls in inflation fight
Industrialist J Irwin Miller urged wage and price controls to curb inflation while keeping full employment. He spoke to the Business Council in Hot Springs Va where Miller’s plan drew sharp disagreement from budget chief George P Shultz. Shultz urged that controls would be ineffective and unfair to administer.
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Hot Springs
Opt
J. Irwin Miller
Miller
Cummins Engine Co
Columbus
Ind
National Council of Churches
Business Council
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Newsten
Council
Idea Council
Wne
Walter E. Headley
Bank of America
United States
Hoadley
General Motors
Nll
Union seeks broader strike against San Francisco mortuaries
The cemetery workers union plans to widen its strike to 13 Peninsula mortuaries, asking for sanction from labor councils while San Francisco and San Mateo County officials seek a peace talks reset after a week of failed reconciliation. Most mortuaries operate with management staff as embalmers and drivers. The union, a 235 member group, cites rejection of a 34.20 dollar daily wage hike with weekend overtime and limits on owners' family involvement as key sticking points, noting a decade long shrinkage in membership due to large family operations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Cemetery Workers Union
San Mateo County
Joseph
Alinin
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