Bay Area Armed Forces Day events and public viewing
Bay area troops conduct a full scale air state exercise with ships docking for amphibious maneuvers. A 100 man landing force to hit Alameda Stockton Eureka Redwood City Santa Cruz and Crissy Field. Coast Guard and Army helicopters will evacuate simulated casualties as Brucker delivers a Bay area Armed Forces Day address at noon in San Francisco. Public can view demonstrations at the Presidio.
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Nation Displays Might Tomorrow
The nation’s armed forces will be showcased in Armed Forces Day events across the Bay area with open bases. Parks Air Force Base in Pleasanton hosts the nearest open house for Southern Alameda County residents from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring a parade and a Miss Parks Air Force Base beauty contest. Jeanette Van Aken, Hayward High School senior, represents Hayward in the Maid of Alameda pageant. Nike missile displays open to the public include Battery 8, 740th AA Artillery at Fort Scott, with other open houses at Oakland Army Terminal, Richmond Civic Center, Government Island, and Fort Funston. Oakland Naval Air Station offers 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. tours with helicopter rescue demos and naval aviation films.
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Motorists Stop Man Labelling Leap From Bay Bridge
A despairing construction worker Leon Phillips 32 of Richmond attempted to leap from the San Francisco Oakland Bay bridge but was stopped by two passing motorists who pulled him back after he exited his car east of Treasure Island and placed a foot on the rail.
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Rayburn to Speak at NRECA Building Cornerstone
House Speaker Sam Rayburn will address Sunday ceremonies for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association new Washington headquarters cornerstone laying event. The event marks the dedication of the cooperative group's national office in Washington, spanning statewide rural electric interests and legislative ties.
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Public Hospital Board Agents Address Staffing and Roof Issue
Continued from page seven details Blythe reporting on hospital payrolls and pre employment physicals, Rhodes querying roof defects with architect Norman Patterson promising an adjustment. Board heard plans for a $425,000 addition, approved $101,274.27 bills and $61,834.18 payroll, noted $2,987,1el in charges since 1954 with $286,037.14 receivable, added six medical staff bringing total to 266, and announced new parking and a Dr Robert Young Memorial lecture series.
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Geiger Tour Invited to Restore Public Confidence
Richardson said the invitation was issued by an individual and Geiger accepted on the same terms. Directors Rhodes and Levine were unaware of the invitation. Dr Levine voiced no need for inspection while welcoming the visit. Administrator Blythe praised Geiger and said he would welcome the MSIt.
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Toolmaker Guilty In Love Slaying
Fagar A. Brittain, 60, an unemployed tool maker, found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of his ex-wife's husband, Raymond B. McDougall. A San Mateo county jury recommended life imprisonment for the March 10 shooting at a paint factory employee.
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Fagar A. Brittain
San Mateo County
Raymond B. McDougall
Reds Hit Delay of Refugee List
Moscow says the West German government reneged on a promise to provide a list of Soviet citizens living in Germany as political refugees. Tass reported Ambassador Valerian Zerin delivered the protest in Bonn.
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Bad Water Plight Remains Unsolved in Fairway Park
The Fairway Park water scare persisted at noon as Hayward Municipal Water Department and Alameda County Health Department staff could not define the trouble area or locate the source. Residents complain of taste odor and cloudiness while officials test samples with Bill Seavers Carl Jorgenson and Thomas Keffler active in the field.
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Hayward man among trio charged in San Francisco hazing manslaughter
A Hayward man Robert Middagh age 36 of 28685 Navana Street and two others Dallas Young and Louis Kempf with Willie Smith were charged in the involuntary manslaughter death of a San Francisco worker at a Nob Hill construction site. The coroner's jury found lack of caution at the $5,500,000 Masonic temple project. The three surrendered and posted 250 bail. If convicted they face up to 10 years.
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