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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1964

Page

2

State money sought for Coyote Hills Aquatic Park land

Alameda Creek-Coyote Hills Aquatic Park Joint Agency seeks state funds to acquire land for a proposed UMi acre park in Alameda County. Cost estimates reach $65 million with $8 million available for land under 1984 bonds and a $40 million statewide parks proposal on the ballot.

Coyote Hills Alameda Creek Haysward Fremont Newark Union City Alameda County Wilsey, Marty & Blair Millbrae San Francisco Bay Alameda Qond Johnson Ristes Donald F. Dillon Florence Buehler Distriets John N. Pappas Hayward Iaid Kwlt Luckman Ageney John A. Ratekin DHEAM Hast Bay Regional Parks

Philippines Malaysia Tripartite Peace Conference Agreed

Philippine special envoy Salvador P. Lopez announced agreement to hold a second tripartite peace conference on the dispute in Malaysia. The Kuala Lumpur talks aim to advance negotiations among the involved parties.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Salvador P. Lopez

Fremont USD Board study 75 lot plan for Niles District

The Fremont Union High School District Board convenes at 7:30 PM to hear Raymond Boege present a Tilot assessment district for Old Canyon area in Niles District. The plan covers an eight inch sewer main and bid opening by June 15, with total costs around 51.00 and budget discussions for 1964-1965. Washington Township Industries may attend to review salary and tax structures, with no proposed tax rate increase.

Fremont Old Canyon Niles Dist USD Board of Diree Trict Baine Ave Raymond Boege Mission and Niles Boulevard Old Canyon Road Alameda Creek Sten Jey Bridge Boege Washington Township Industries Tom Sewell USD

Maid of San Lorenzo Contest Draws 30 Entrants

Thirty hopefuls compete for Maid of San Lorenzo title on June 6 at Barrett School via Barrett. Another orientation session is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the community center 377 Paseo Grande. Dress rehearsal on June 4 at Barrett Social. Sponsored annually by the San Lorenzo Chamber of Commerce.

San Lorenzo Maid of

California bill uses psychology to boost vote turnout

In Sacramento the state seeks to imprint ballots with Have Voted Have You as a voter motivation tactic. Governor Brown signed the measure on Friday, sponsored by Assemblyman Tom Bane of Northridge Hollywood.

Sacramento California Brown Astabmblyman Tom Bane D-Nort

Endorsement Feud Erupts in Demo Club over Salinger

In Hayward and nearby areas a rift erupts in the Amador Valley Democratic Club over endorsement of Pierre Salinger versus Alan Cranston. Vice president Mrs. McGaugh accuses officers Guerra and Pulse of bylaws violations for campaigning for Salinger, while Cranston supporters seek club charter review and possible disciplinary action.

SAN Leawar Hayward Sequoia Loo Lala Pacific High School Salinger-Cranston PTA Ula Democratic U.S Salinger Washington High School Lie High First Ave Amador Paign Fremont McGaugn Lealdro Public Valley Democratic Club Mra Nant McGaugh The Valley Clu Pat Guero John Pulse California Democratic Congress Pierre Salinger Cab McGaugh Guerra Ue Amador Democratic Club Valley Club Thorn CDC Alan Cranston Pulse Cransion Questin del Guerra Amador Valley Mel Gaugh Bel

Hogan Dam dedication marks milestone in California water program

Stockton AP The 18 million Hogan Dam the newest unit in California water conservation was dedicated. Maj. Gen. Graham lauded the cooperation of multiple agencies as the dam on the Calaveras River nears completion with only about ten percent water storage due to dry weather. The rock and earth fill structure rises 240 feet long 1960 feet and stores water for about eight miles on the Calaveras near Stockton named for former city manager William B. Hogan. Construction began in 1969 as part of basin development for flood control and water resources. it is the latest in the Sacramento San Joaquin Valley projects by the Army Corps of Engineers.

Stockton Hogan California Central Valley Calaveras River Jackson Grahram Graham U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Washington Calaveras San Joaquin River Hogan Dam William B. Hogan Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley Corps of T ‘E Engineers

Garin Land Bay Project Eyed for June Transfer

Mast Bay Regional Park District may complete the 467 acre Garin Ranch purchase east of Mission Boulevard in South Hayward by June. The district awaits legal papers, with federal funds possible to cover up to 30 percent of the cost. A road, water, sewer service and Garin Avenue will support the park site as negotiations continue.

Mast Bay William Penn Mall Jr Distric Park District Mission Boulevard South Hayward Mott Board of Disket Ily Muir Garin Ibis

Almanac Today May 24 1564 221 to follow

Almanac noting the date Sunday May 24 1564 with the 221 remaining days. Moon nearing full phase and evening star Saturn Venus are mentioned. Historic events include Peter Minuit buying Manhattan in 1626 for 2 dollars, Hood sunk in 1941, Ditles death in 1959, and a 1962 space orbit milestone noted.

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