Hayward attorney Philip Silver Recuperating After Hospital Stay
Hayward attorney and longtime Hayward Unified School District trustee Philip Silver is recovering from surgery at Eden Hospital Castro Valley. A hospital spokesman called his condition good today. Trustees said he may be unable to attend board meetings for several weeks.
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Hayward
Hayward Unified School District
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Silver
Man Cleared In Theft Of Area Mail
Elwood Murray aged 34, one of three Richmond men charged with theft of mail posted from Southern Alameda County, was acquitted yesterday in San Francisco Federal Court by Judge William T. Sweigert. The two remaining defendants, James Otis Wright and George Reese, were sentenced last November to two years in prison. The case followed February 1968 arrests after about 20,000 parcels of mail were stolen in Oakland, with a good portion traced to Fremont, Newark, Union City and Hayward.
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Richmond New
Alameda County
San Francisco
William T. Sweigert
James Otis Wright
George Reese
Oakland
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Hayward
Mass for GI Ronald W. Ferouge Held in San Leandro
A funeral mass for Ronald W. Ferouge, 20, killed in action in Vietnam on May 14, will be held Thursday at 9:30 am at St. Felicitas Church in San Leandro. He is survived by his parents, Rudy J. and Mrs. Ferouge of 18239 Churchill St. Visitation and rosary services are schedule at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary in Castro Valley, with several viewing periods listed.
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San Thandro
Ronald W. Ferouge
Vietnam
St. Felicitas Church
San Leandro
Rudy J. Ferouge
Churchill St
Robbers Work For Their Loot at Siman Brothers Gas Station
Two robbers waited on two customers at the Siman Brothers Gas Station on 589 San Leandro Blvd before knocking the attendant unconscious and fleeing with 35 dollars. Edward Ferreira said a man wearing a tee shirt asked for change for the pop machine, then a companion pulled a knife and warned him. They remained in the station about 15 minutes before striking Ferreira from behind and escaping with the cash.
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San Leandro Blvd
Eatly
Edward Ferreira
Ferreira
Burglars Loot Parkview Gem Store Trucks in San Leandro
Burglars cleaned two delivery trucks loaded with goods valued at 1771 from the Parkview Gem Store at 555 Floresta Blvd in San Leandro. The vehicles sat in the store parking lot while suspects pried open wing windows and took stereos vacuum cleaners spice racks turntables flashlights radios giftware and bags reported by Charlotte Maxwell who covers the trucks.
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Maxwells Homewares
Parkview Gem
Floresta Blvd
Ing
Charlotte Maxwell
Fire injures man. $25,000 loss at San Leandro station
A blaze at DeSauza's Shell Station on Doolittle Drive San Leandro caused about 25000 in damage. Five engines two squad cars and 19 firefighters battled the fire started when a welding torch sparked kerosene and oil cartons exploded. Fireman Henry Schiller was overcome by smoke and treated.
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DeSauza
Shell Station
Doolittie Drive
Ared
Henry Schiller
News Highlights In Review and Page References
Summary of various brief items notes legal trial plan for Ray, a GM warning on faulty wheels, a saved kidnapper life marked by acquittal, bomber attacks on Reds to the South, budget struggles in the Heagan administration, and Seattle police involved in race violence.
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Fewer Teens Smoke Despite More Smoking Messages
A 1967-68 survey finds a sharp decline in teen smoking with 15.7 percent of boys and 24.7 to 25.5 percent of girls saying they smoke, while 91 percent say smoking is harmful. The study, by the Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health for the U S Public Health Service, updates a 1957 survey and notes about 49 million Americans remain smokers.
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Roy T.j
U.S. Public Health Service
Davis
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Sey
Guard shoots suspect after stabbing during robbery arrest
Police found Fry kneeling and administering aid when a guard fired at a suspect. Fry was ordered to the floor and ambulances were summoned. Silva remains under hospital guard pending arraignment on robbery and assault charges. A second robbery suspect is still at large.
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Silva
Apollo 11 plans hint at solar system goals after moon
AP reports NASA chief Dr. Thomas Paine outlines a long range aim to extend human reach beyond the Moon to the entire solar system. He argues interplanetary travel is a reachable objective with Earth life expansion through science, while Apollo 11 readiness remains the near term milestone.
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Happy Spacemen Return After Moon Mission
The Apollo 40 trio returned aboard the Princeton after eight days in space with Captain young Cernan and Stafford greeting a crowd. They landed near Hillington APB in the Pacific after a 12 hour flight from Pago Pago, and spoke of future space exploration with optimism.
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Dad objects to Puma story over Hayward cougar attack
Gilbert Rocha 29 of Hayward says he was unaware of a chained cougar at Russell City Junk and Salvage Co when it mauled his 2 year old son at the yard. The owner says warnings were given and plans a June hearing on keeping the animals for study. The boy, Gilbert Rocha Jr., is listed in satisfactory condition with neck throat chest and shoulder injuries.
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Smalley Ave
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John Harris
Russell City
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St. Rose Hospital
Nixon Ap Percentage Post Office Revamping Plan
President Nixon unveils proposed postal service overhaul with a nine member board and a full time chief executive. Postmaster General Blount briefing outlined changes to mail classifications and postage rates aimed at ending deficits and avoiding large rate hikes. Nixon emphasized nonpartisan director appointments and urgent national need for reform.
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Winton M. Blount
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Death Ends School Row in Water California
Principal Charles Parle, 45, died after collapsing during a district board hearing over his job. The case had drawn about 460 parents and teachers who supported him as trustees considered his tenure, with officials later debating whether they could have fired him.
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Water
Calif
Charles Parle
Parle
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Linus Pauling Joins Student Protest
Nobel Peace Prize winner Linus Pauling was seen with protest leader Mel Posey at a campus demonstration over a park dispute. Police erected a fence after reclaiming the area for the university, while campus actions spread across UC sites with varied responses from chancellors and students.
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Mel Posey
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Fairview Plan Moves to Trustees for Study
President Dr Arnold Biella urged Hayward City Council to examine integrated housing. The long range plan aligns with a citizen task force, but interim options differ from the group’s varying recommendations. Dr Raymond Arveson says the fall plan is not fixed yet but appears best given finances.
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Arnold Biella
Hayward
Raymond Arveson
Thes
Fremont Education Plan Proposes School Moves and Park Site
A board recommends transferring Fairview and Parkview students to new layouts with 382 at Parkview and bused sixth graders continuing to Fairview and East Avenue. Dr Arveson urges a site for an educational park as a long term solution amid debates on neighborhood schools and integration.
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Pairview
Fairview
Baywood School
Kelly Biteel
Kelly
East Avenue
Markham
Pate School
Heland
Ciasion
Thelin
Curtis Filloon
Bereda Way
Eldridge
Hiller
Marion L. Miller
Blella
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Walter Thompson
Fair
Fairview Tow
Charles Snipes
Star Way
Call For Vote On Tax Rate Valuation
Dr Bush states the current tax rate with an $81 million valuation would yield over $452000 in tax revenue while state aid would fall by about $147000. Net gain from higher valuation then reaches roughly $265000 though a $1.25 reduction would cost about $869000 in revenue based on 196270 valuation. The district could lose over $600000 if the referendum reduces state aid. The article discusses fiscal impact and ballot timing.
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Park use rules debated by board for Warren Park
District officials debated regulating park use to curb traffic and noise near Warren Park. Directors discussed limiting amplifiers and crowds, recommending board policy guidance and broader district-wide rules while preserving flexibility. A Castro Valley resident attended but did not speak.
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Warren Park
Castro Valley
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