Demos Plan Victory Picnic On Niles Ranch
Democrats from Southern Alameda County invite the public to a Victory Picnic at 2 p.m. on June 6 at Charles Russell’s ranch 353 G Street Niles. The event features candidates, free admission, boating swimming and fishing with lifeguards and prizes for biggest catch. Arrangements chairman James Curry and a long list of local volunteers organize games prizes and donations.
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Alameda County
Charles Russell
Niles
Raymond L. Marsh
Washington Township
Democratic Club
Russell
Robert Infelise
Hillview Crest
Manuel Hidalgo
Decoto
James Curry
Gerald O'Brien
Violet O'Brien
Patricia Brown
Phyllis Betts
Max Elsom
H. A. Shayel
Gayle Stepp
Evelyn Kipp
Claudie Foster
Marjorie Callow
Wesley Hammond
Everett Ezra
Newark
Henry Rivera
Ken Garcia
Joe Sevane
Deento
John Ford
Harry Bradley
Student Speakers Are Announced at San Lorenzo High
Norman Guest, Jean McGeorge, Paul Healey and Jean Valente chosen as student speakers for the San Lorenzo high school graduation. All seniors cited for outstanding scholastic and extracurricular records. Guest is boys' league president and McGeorge leads the California Scholarship Federation at the high school.
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Norman Guest
Jean McGeorge
Paul Healey
Jean Valente
San Lorenzo High School
Guest
Miss McGeorge
California Scholarship Federation
Opinion Change Asked on Ruling
William A Burkett director of the department of employment requests the state attorney general review of the rule that an unemployment insurance claimant must be available for work every day to remain eligible. He cites unjust disqualifications including a claimant denied benefits after missing a day for a relative's funeral, urging reconsideration after an appeal reversal.
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William A. Burkett
Department of Employment
State Attorney General's Office
Burkett
Mass Meeting On Castro Valley Status Scheduled
A mass meeting of Castro Valley residents is set for June 11 to examine incorporation annexation or status quo. The group will study costs subventions and grants with Ray Snider Jr and others planning reports. Various locals will assess annexation prospects and refer to a UC study and a school site.
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Castro Valileyans
Burrough
Dick Fontes
Castro Valley
Ray IF
Snider, Jr
Dick Higgins
Halcy
California unemployment benefits and placements dip in April
The California department of employment reports a 6 percent drop in weekly unemployment insurance payments to 160,000 recipients. April benefit payments totaled 16.3 million dollars as nonfarm placements rose 17 percent to about 5,100 per week and farm placements climbed 29 percent to about 3,700 weekly.
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California Department of Employment Today
William A. Burkett
Department
Area students win 1200 in Bank of America awards
San Leandro and Hayward high school students shared 1200 prizes in Bank of America Achievements Awards at the San Francisco St Francis Hotel. Winners included Harry Hoberts 1000 in science and math, Rema Ramey 100 in vocational arts, Lynn Carter 100 in fine arts, Marilyn Jordan 1600, Barbara Buechner 1600, plus 4500 in 21 additional cash awards.
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San Leandro
Hayward High
Ln A Bank of America
Bt.Francis
San Francisco
Harry Hoberts
Rema Ramey
Lynn’ Carter
Marilyn Jordan
Sequoia High School
Redwood City
Barbara Buechner
Abraham Lincoln
San Jose
Russell G. Smith
Bank of America
Alva Raymond Davis
University of California’s
College of Letters and Science
Dorfer
Carl
Girls’ League
Representative Assembly
Jin Service Committee
Red Cross
Haypress
School Kids Witness Fire Demonstration in Port Tour
Seventy sixth grade pupils from Stanton and Chabot schools in Castro Valley toured the Port of Oakland. Under principals Clarence Joergensen Don Russell and their instructors they observed the Port facilities. The group met fireboat Port of Oakland and watched the MS Powell River discharge newsprint from British Columbia for the Hayward Review.
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Stanton
Chabot
Castro Valley
Oakland
Port of Oakland
Port of
Clarence Joergensen
M. E. Squire
Stanton School
Don Russell
Anne Phillipe
Chabot School
Grove Street
Frank Davis
Powell River
British Or Columbia
Hayward Review
Regents pass by controversial Tussman Berkeley
Regents meeting at the University of California discussed academic freedom amid debate over Joseph Tussman, associate philosophy professor, and his scheduled talk on Is Academic Freedom a legitimate option for the American people. The session avoided escalating the controversy.
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Berkeley
Uled
University of Calif
Formia
Joseph Tuss
Dan'man
Tussman
Philos
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