Mt Eden School Site Decision Delayed By Trustees
Mt Eden trustees ended a five day meeting with one decision and one delay on a planned junior high school site. The South Hayward site near Turner court and Hesperian boulevard faced opposition from local farmers Alden and Adolph Oliver who want farming preserved. The board approved a site between Jackson street and Tennyson road after discussions about an alternate Branden property site and potential airport flight patterns.
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Mt. Eden
Hayward
Sears- Kahn
Charles Kenney
Branden Construction Company
Kenney
Branden
Turner Court
Arch MacDonald
Jeryi Fry
Turnar Court
Kenneth L. Nabors
Nabors
John Pappas
George P. Oakes
Oakes
Oliver Rousseau
Home Builders
Southgate
Alden
Adolph Oliver
Fis
Tustes
South Hayward
Jackson Street
Tennyson Road
Glenmoor Building Project Finished and Accidents Reported
Southern Alameda county reports multiple minor injuries from separate crashes. In San Leandro at 146th avenue and East 146th street two drivers were hurt. Mallon Barger 29 of Hayward cited for DUI speeding and no license. Parkes 22 of Centerville involved. both men to Fairview Hospital. Glenmoor School’s multi use building completed and cafeteria set to open within the week. eight new classrooms occupied. music, shop, homemaking and science rooms ready for fall term opening September.
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Alameda County
California Highway Patrol
San Leandro
146Th Avenue
East
Fremon
Glenmoor
Barger
Parkes
Lark Street
Allan E
Walton
Centerville
Monto
Tom Maloney
Pmont
Dutoist
Castro Street
Valle Vista Avenue
Willard Hamilton
Cayon Street
Hamilton
Ray H-Allen
Colusa
San Lorenzo
Allen
Hayward
Hart
Daily Review
Stan Gerke
East 14Th Street
Dalton Barger
Soto Street
Ronald Parkes
Lark Streei
Theft of Tools At Store Site Reported
The theft of $125 worth of tools from the construction site of a new Safeway store at 771 Jackson Street was reported to Hayward Police yesterday. Two electric drills kept in a shed were forced open, with no further details on suspects or recovery provided.
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New Safeway
Jackson Street
Hayward
Citizenship Issue Stirring South State Race
Riverside race features Floyd B. Odlum and Dalip S. Saund amid a citizenship eligibility fight. Kegley denounces Saund’s seven years of U S citizenship, while the Fourth District appeals court says no jurisdiction. Mrs Odlum campaigns across the 11 463 square mile district as candidates vie for GOP and Democratic nominations.
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Riverside
INS
State Supreme Court
Congress
California
Imperial
Odie
Cora
Avistriz
Floyd .B. Odlum
India
Dalip
S. Sound
Janother
Cart
S. Kegley
Kegley
Fourtriet Court of Appeals
Ley
California denies CVP purchase plan by federal officials
Governor Goodwin J Knight released the text of his telegram denying California has submitted a firm offer to buy the Central Valley Project from the federal government. Knight said state study funds were for discussion only and no further appropriations have been requested or made.
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Sacramento
IWS
W. A. Dexheimer
California
Goodwin Ot. Knight
Dexheimer
House of Representatives
X. Knight
Interior Department
Knight
Peter
Central Valley Project
State Chosen In Irvington State Chosen In Irvington
The Irvington Square Homeowners Association elected Conrad Faum igartner president to succeed Stanley Hickman. Herman Mumford was named vice president, Mrs. James Boehler secretary, and Joseph Nalty treasurer. Four amendments to the constitution were approved to widen membership to all Tract 1335 residents and to create four new committees. An installation dinner is set for June 2 at the PG&E clubroom.
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Fremont
Irvington Square
Conrad Faumigartner
Stanley Hickman
Herman Mumford
James Boehler
Joseph Nalty
Chester Stanley
Westy Sears
Robitt Head Dell
Association
Boy Scouts
Pg&e
Valley Republican Club Set to Meet
Castro Valley California The Valley Republican club meets at 8 p.m. at the Cathey house 28710 Rutledge road John Blew leads a discussion on measures on the June 6 primary ballot. The club endorsed Kert Watkins for Congress Hugh Koford Ronald Wilkinson and George O zk es for Alameda County Republican Central committee. Contact Mrs Jean McKilsen membership chair at LA 18583 to join.
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Castro Valley
Republican Club
4Th Street
Jéan - McKilsen
Incorporation Debate at School
Castro Valley discussion on pros and cons of incorporation will be reviewed by the Parsons School Parents club tonight in a members only meeting at the school. John Blew will argue the con side and Howard Critchfield will present the pro. Carson Neff of Oakland serves as moderator with Harold Parr arranging the program.
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Castro Valley
Parsons’ School
Ronald Sefterland
John Blew
Baywood Status Quo
Howard Critchfield
Valley Real Estate
Harold ‘Parr
Nursing Homes Report Is Hit
Fresno reports a contention by Jennie L. Hibbard Oakland that a state health committee finding of neglect and fire hazards in about one in five California boarding and nursing homes is greatly exaggerated The California Association of Nursing Homes backs operators saying most homes care for residents and that state health departments should back them while pursuing action against truly failing facilities
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Fresno
Jennie L. Hibbard
Oakland
California Association of Nursing Homes
Hubbard
State Interim Committee On Public Health
California
Srea
State Department of Public Health
Bel
GOP Candidates Reception For Alameda County Tonight
Young Republicans of Alameda county sponsor a candidates reception at 8 p m Friday at the Hotel Claremont. Congressman John J Allen Jr will introduce all Republican candidates. No speeches planned. Guests include Robert E Watkins of the Eighth District to meet electors informally.
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Alameda County
Claremont
John J. Allen
Seventh Congressional District
Robert E
Watkins
Eighth Congressional District
Hall Vows Hard Fight by GOP on SF Visit
San Francisco GOP chair Lonard Hall vows a hard fight against Democrats before the convention set for Aug 20 at the Cow Palace. He cites housing troubles with hotels under contract for about 9200 of 10000 rooms and notes George Murphy will head production for a convention aimed at keeping the audience engaged.
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Hall
Gop
San Francisco
Lonard ‘W. Hall
OP Nation
Cow Palace
Benge
Hollywood
George’ Murphy
Radio Flash At Stanford Is Retracted
A Stanford university student radio bulletin claimed hundreds in San Francisco were burned by atomic fallout. The false report aired on KZSU and was traced to Lloyd Downton, who later had the segment withdrawn by station manager Terry Bateman amid few real calls.
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Stanford Fa
Stanford University
KZSU
Lloyd Downton
Downton
San Francisco
Pacific
Terry Bateman
Bateman
Newark Street Plan Moves To Mixed City County Work
Newark city streets next year will be partly maintained under contract with Alameda County and partly by the city. Alameda official George Herrin said light maintenance could be cheaper with a three man city crew using city owned trucks. He added the county could handle weed control emergency repairs and major projects more efficiently. City Manager John Nail was told to study county charges but no action was taken.
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Newark
Alameda County
George Herrin
Alameda County Surveyor's Office
Herrin
John Nail
Herrins
Vandals damage new tract homes in Hayward
Hayward police reported vandals caused about 70 dollars in damage to homes under construction on the Rousseau Construction housing tract at Westchester and Kenneth streets. A completed fireplace was torn down, plaster board stripped from two houses, and 21/1 concrete foundation tiers destroyed.
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Rousseau Construction Company
Westchester
Embalmers Strike in San Francisco Planned Today
San Francisco embalmers unions announce a strike call against two member firms of the funeral directors association. If invoked, other member firms will lay off all union embalmers. Negotiations continue as the cemetery workers strike nears its third week with a meeting set with Mayor George Christopher at 3 p.m.
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San Francisco
Embalmers
San Francisco, Inc
Jerome Cahill
Embelmers
Cahill
Ohe
San Francisco -Mortuaries
Asalat
Neral
Njor
Pematery
Thev Striking Cemetery Workers Union
Seminries & of
San_ iain
George Christ Vher
Fence Dispute Heads To Week-Long Extension In San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association and Asay clash over a three-foot chain link fence on the front line. The board gave an extra week to remove the fence despite covenant violations. Asay cites child safety and his wife’s health, while lawyers note other front-lawn hedges also violate covenants.
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San Lorenzo
Charles V
Asay
Via-Del-Rey
San Lorenzo Village
Homes Association
Ared
Ajay
Hev
Beckman Road
Leon Janette
M. Lsford
Sanford
Raymond Baked
Hayward
Jeserian Boulevard
i-Del Fey
Baker
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Delly Review
Peggy Todd
CVP
Irvington
Valley Republican Club
Stanford
S.F
Dunsmith
Kay-Lee
Main ST
HILES
1St Street
Niles
Stevens
Willow Ave
Merkland
Horace W. Smith
Cotter Way
Hayward LA
Haymont Hardware
Niles Rd
Haymont
Dorothea
Nature
E. F
Callahan Guardian Life Insurance of America
Foothill
Loyd's Palm Nursery
Viefra
Vieira
Niles Road
Anderson Bros
Hesperian Rivd
Sem Terceme
IL Sober
Scott Electric
150Th Ave
Aigia Vayia
G. A. John Pippin
C.V., Blvd
Adam
Dell Cole
Pete
Herduene
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