Teens ride with San Leandro cops in education program
Four participants from San Leandro High School, Marina High School, Pacific High School, and a teacher joined a police ride along to learn how officers work. The program, expansion planned through summer and into next school year, aims to foster understanding rather than juvenile delinquency prevention.
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San Leandro High School
Greg Brown
Steve Bueno
Marina High School
Dave Clayton
Pacific High School
Bakersfield
Benea
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce Law and Order Committee
Henry Brano
Rosanen
San Leandro
Probation Report Profiles Delinquent Teens in Alameda County
A probation officer describes a typical delinquent girl from a troubled home and notes 2,460+ girl referrals in the past year. The piece compares female and male profiles, cites rising juvenile hall numbers, foster care shortages, and new probation funding and programs including a King's Daughters Group Residence in Oakland.
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Alameda County
Zsboy
Buckley
King’s Daughters Group
Oakland
Vilardi Heads San Francisco Bay Public Personnel Group
Joseph Vilardi, head of Hayward's personnel department for six years, elected president of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Public Personnel Association. He aims to hold workshops on mutual problems, review testing procedures and discrimination in testing, and train staff on employee insurance programs and benefits.
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Hayward
Joseph Vilardi
San Francisco Bay “Area
Public ‘Personnel Association
Vilardi
Bay Area
Avther
California gun control bill clears Assembly amid Senate mourning
Assemblyman W. Craig Biddle's heavy weapons act would outlaw cannons mortars grenades and similar devices and allow police seizure of private arsenals. A companion bill to ban machine gun parts also passed as the Senate observed a brief memorial for Sen. J. Eugene McAteer who died after an attack. Memorial services followed within a short session.
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Sacramento
UPS
Heir
Assembly
Californna
Craig Biddle
Senate
San Francisco Democrat
McAteer
Biddle
Thomas C. Lynch
California
Iso
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
New East Bay Federal Court Slated for Alameda County Office Building
The Hast Bay’s new federal court would share Alameda County’s administration building in Oakland. Officials led by Judge Oliver Hamlin and Judge Oliver Carter discussed courtroom space jury rooms judge chambers and marshal offices on the third and fourth floors with county administrator staff. A judge appointment and space plan are under review with no timetable set.
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Hast Bay
Alamedr
Oakland
U.S. Marshal
Oliiver Hamlin
U.S. Circuit Court
Hamlin
Oliver Carter
U.S. G Vn
Emmanuel P
Razeto
Hhis
Strathmann
Board of Supervisors
Razeta
Johnson
East Bay
Earl B.marek
Shrathman
San Jose
Measles Letter Spurs Moat Open Contest on Immunization
A discussion highlights childhood disease risks and the benefits of vaccination. The letter notes measles can cause serious complications including encephalitis and deafness, while stressing vaccines’ protectiveness for children.
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Sehildren
The
Daily Review
D i
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Daily
Revibsy
Winton Ave
Hayward
Port Chicago Explosion Damages Bomb Load at Navy Base
A 750 pound bomb exploded Saturday during loading at Port Chicago Navy ammunition depot injuring five and damaging a boxcar filled with similar bombs headed to a Vietnam bound freighter. A second bomb ignited briefly but did not explode and was contained by station crews.
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Port Chicago
Calif
Sapi
Vietnam
Navy
Vietnamese Ask Constitution Change
South Vietnam's directorate asked the Constitutional Assembly to repeal the election law rule that a presidential candidate must be nominated by elected officials. Theassembly was expected to approve the move as radicals and Catholic groups pressed for reform while physicists discussed nuclear disintegration and the nucleus structure.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Constitutional Assembly
Nakegtones
National Assembly
Rad Lab Receives AEC Grant For Accelerator Project
Livermore’s Lawrence Radiation Laboratory will acquire a linear electron positron accelerator with a $4.1 million grant to study photo disintegration of nuclei and neutron time of flight experiments. The device will speed subatomic particles to high velocities and use positron electron interactions to emit photons and explore nuclear reactions.
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Livermore
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
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