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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
13
Los Angeles business leader T Burnett of the California Taxpayers Assn announced a nationwide Tax Freedom Holiday, urging support for federal budget cuts and economy drives. He cited Alameda County figures and total U S tax take to emphasize the burden and potential relief.
Roderick M. Iverson is the new president of the Alameda County Taxpayers Assn. New board directors include Herbert Way Donald Henderson and John R. Sousa. Re elected directors for a one year term are a long list led by C Dean Ramsden and W C James. Directors endorsed the East Bay Municipal Utility Dist bond issue totaling 252 million and urged opposition to the Oakland Unified School Dist tax rate hike. Laufenberg named chairman of a five member committee to study the personal property tax structure statewide.
Petaluma prepares a weeklong celebration Aug 24 to Aug 30 marking its 100th year. A committee led by John Cavanagh will coordinate a historical pageant at the fairgrounds with 400 costumed performers from local groups and churches seeking blessings for the anniversary.
Sacramento dispatch notes the June 3 primary features include governor Knowland versus Brown, Senate nomination battles, and a trio of Republican incumbents seeking new terms for statewide offices. Lieutenant governor contest pits Harold Powers against Glen Anderson. controller race features Robert Kirkwood versus Alan Cranston. secretary of state incumbent Frank Jordan faces Hank Lopez, with Lopez backed by unions.
James Reston of The New York Times, leading political reporter, will lecture at Stanford Thursday and Friday in Memorial Hall, discussing U S foreign policy and leadership. Admission is free. the talks aim to establish a permanent guest lectureship at the Hoover Institution.
Castro Valley assistant superintendent Roy Johnson, placed on a five month sabbatical, will travel through Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany starting August 1 aboard the Kugsholm. He will study school districts, film gifted programs, and visit France and England, sharing findings with colleagues and visiting son in Kaiserlautern, Germany.
Birthday greetings invite Eddie to consider a Texas trip as a present. The message suggests checking Class 4 in today’s Want Ads for a chance of a lifetime, signed by Your Helpmates.
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