Miller Backed By Rail Unions
Congressman George P. Miller of Alameda seeks an eighth term in the Eighth District and has earned endorsements from five major railroad labor groups. The unions praised his long record of aiding workers and the labor movement. The endorsing bodies include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Enginemen, Maintenance of Way Employees, Railway Clerks, Railway Laborers Political League, and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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George P. Miller
Alameda
Xelion
Demall
Tre
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Airemen
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Raployees
Railway Laborers Political League
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Letters Due In Federal Probe Promised by House
Washington United Press International reports that House investigators promised a series of letters between high administration officials and federal regulatory agencies about pending cases. Counsel Robert Lishman said the letters were inquiries asking how cases were progressing and included commissioner reports, though he declined to reveal specifics.
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Washington
Aircraft Workers Ink New Contract at Aerojet Plants
Sacramento UPI reports workers at Aerojet General signed a two year contract with the International Association of Machinists. The pact covers about 1 500 employees at the Azusa plant and 9 000 at the Sacramento facility. Wages rise retroactive to May 12 from 15 to 22 cents an hour. Aerojet builds rocket engines for the government including the power plant for the Vanguard satellite rocket.
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Sacramento
UPI
Aerojet-General
Ite
Vanguard
Condemnation OKed for Eden School Site Purchase
Trustees authorized condemnation proceedings to acquire 23 acres on Depot Road for the upper grade school site in Eden Scheol District Mississippi. The land is appraised at 900 per acre but the owner demands 10 000 per acre. a Mayo State Allocations Board vote authorized 227 400 for the property.
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Depot Rd
Eden Scheol Dist
Charles F. Keney
Juryl Fry
Fry
Kenney
Mayo
Eden Gardens
Calaroga School
Tsain
Summer School Enrollment rises in Mr Eden District
Supt Charles Kenazy told the board 900 students are expected for summer sessions at Longwood and Pauta Tela Schools. A remedial and advanced program will run July 1, costing about 27000 dollars, with bids invited to supply two buses for summer transport.
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Sif
Eden
Charles Kenazy
Board of Trustees
Longwood School
Pauta ‘Tela
Kenney
Rousseau Essay To Be Discussed At Library Meeting
The Great Books Discussion Group will discuss Rousseau’s On the Origin of Inequality at 8 pm Thursday at Heyward Public Library 737 Castro St. Manny Singer and Mrs Jack Dickson lead the session and are preparing Kant’s Perpetual Peace for the following meeting.
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Rousseau
Heyward Public Library
Castro St
Manny Singer
Jack Dickson
Rhodes Opposes Hospital Funds Bid in Castro Valley
Castro Valley Eden Hospital Director Paul Rooges opposes the district's bid for state and federal funds to expand beds while backing a Lutheran hospital plan for San Leandro. Rhodes, a county supervisor candidate, criticized bond issues for Eden Hospital and said he would have opposed the district action had he attended the special morning meeting where directors authorized signing documents for the federal and state applications for a 190 bed facility and a 210 bed Eden expansion.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Paul Rooges
San Leandre
Rhodes
Bord
Julius Levine
Tank Thar
Spe
Cial
Eden
Bath
Edén Hospitales
groAdh
Mental Health Officers Named for Alameda County Board
Six Southern and Alameda County residents were named to the Alameda County Mental Health Association for 1966. New officers include Dr. Allen S. Mariner of San Leandro as secretary and Dr. B Q. Burch of Livermore. Board members span San Leandro, Fremont Centerville Hayward Oakland Berkeley and Piedmont with leaders Bulkley and Aiken.
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Alameda County
Mental Health Association
Robert PD. Bulkley
First Presbyterian Church of
Alameda
Galland Atty. Ret
Berkeley
Thomas S. Roberts
Marshall ‘Thorpe
Oakland
Atty
David Wendel
Woman Slow To Tell Theft In Fremont
Centerville resident Margaret T Launtz 38 of 367 Dorsey Street reported the theft of her purse containing keys two weeks after leaving it in her car overnight. Deputies advised filing the report would not stop car theft and suggested changing the car’s ignition key.
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Fremont
Centerville
Margaret T. Launtz
Dorsey St
School Receives U S Funds For Marylin Ave Additions
Livermore district received a 417382 check covering the U S share of 171820 for Marylin Ave School additions. Supt Joe Michel said bids open on Tone 16 and groundbreaking set for June 23. The project, due to open in September, adds five classrooms a library two home making rooms a shop and enrichment spaces. Total cost is about 217000.
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Livermore
U. S
Marylin Ave
Joe Michel
Tone 16
Shop Center Hearing Set for Fremont Rezoning
A public hearing scheduled for June 9 will address rezoning the Santos Road and Highway 17 area from agricultural to commercial for a 170 acre central business district project. The meeting also covered a shooting range permit for Scott Creek Road youth and a PG&E power line route revision between Newark and San Leandro.
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Fremont
Dolla
Santos Rd
Highway 17
BuMette Williams
Scott Creek
Youth of
Warm Springs
Pg&e
Newark
San Leandro
Planned School District Reorganization Reports in Hayward Field
University of California and Stanford teams studying elementary district reorganization in Hayward Union High School District will present findings to Alameda County. The Augmented Committee on School District Reorganization meets tomorrow at Eldridge School Hayward at 7 pm for a public session.
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University of California
Stanford University
Hayward Union High School
Alaméda County
Eldridge School
Eldridge Ave
Hayward
Contracts Signed By Trustees in La Vista
La Vista School Dist trustees signed personnel contracts including a one year term for Mrs Thelma Pendergast associate district superintendent. Frank M Green-wood starts July 1 as new superintendent. Douglas Pimentel agreed to a one year contract. Board moved to policy committee to draft nondiscriminatory rules for building use. backstop and two side stakes to be installed on baseball field. Water sewer work at Valle Vista noted. bid from U S Steel for fencing accepted. Canvass of band election gates planned. Stanford representative reported on district organization.
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la ‘Vista School Dist
Thelma Pendergast
Pendergast
Frank M. Green-¢ Swood
Douglas Pimentel
Clarence Hardie
Ganioni
Hardie
Acc
Hand
Valle Viste
U. S. Steel
Ty Tell
Rium
Gates
Stanford Universili
Students to Aid Santa With Toys at Union High
Fremont A residents report Union High School students will host a Santa visit on Thursday to collect and refurbish old toys for the Toys for Tots drive. Toys gathered at the school will be distributed to needy children at Christmas.
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Fremont
Santa Claus
Washington “Union High School
Santa
Park Talk Slated For Homeowners Park
Newark residents plan a meeting at the Mulen School on Cherry Reed to hear a Regional Parks representative discuss joining the Regional Parks System. The event aims to inform homeowners before the vote with slides and films. President Otto Kelly urged members and friends to attend.
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Newark
Jkr Bam
Oto Kelly
Tn Jattend
School to Open Used Car Bids at Barnard School
Dewey School District trustees will open bids at 7:20 pm in Barnard School for three used vehicles: a 1941 Dodge with $25 minimum, a 1945 Dodge panel truck with $40 minimum, and a 1948 Chevrolet coupe with $50 minimum. Superintendent Harald Schoenfeld announced the sale.
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COTO
Dewwlo School Dist
Barnard School
Dodge
Harald Schoenfeld
Mt Eden School Merger Veto Sparks Debate
In a preliminary report Dr Theodore Meller urged Mt Eden School District not to unify citing lack of secondary facilities and small secondary enrollment. Proponents cited continuous K through 12 policies and joint guidance, while concerns centered on scope and readiness for integration.
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Mt.Eden School
Camrutteé
Thaodore Reller
Mt. Eden School
Meller
Distri
Signups Open for San Leandro Learn To Swim Program
San Leandro Recreation Department begins registration for the Learn To Swim program opening June 16. Open to boys and girls aged 5 to 12, signups are at Room 06, San Leandro City Hall. Instruction runs in summer periods from June 16 to August 12 with sessions listed through the season.
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San Leandro
San’ Leandro
San Leandro City Hall
Tranquilizer Sale Ban Enacts Melbourne Restrictions
Victoria State Government bans sale of tranquilizers and confidence drugs unless prescribed by a doctor. The measure tightens controls on access to sedatives and related pharmaceuticals amid ongoing public health policy.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
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