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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1966
Page
3
A woman clings to a hat to avoid blocking traffic outside New York’s Flatiron Building as a witty reporter notes playful images inspired by the Batman TV program. The piece surveys colorful quotes about show business, schools of thought, and celebrity anecdotes from Dean Martin to Lucille Ball, with pithy hints of fame and aging.
Downtown Hayward residents over 65 must file for the new medicare program by Tuesday to qualify. William B. Hayward says the open period ends at Memorial Day, with most eligible seniors already enrolled. Don Stephenson notes a new car insurance training shift and urges remaining eligible individuals to discuss coverage before the deadline.
Terry Kish was elected president of the Associated Students at Chabot College for the 1966 Autumn quarter at 998 Via Bregani San Lorenzo. He defeated Joel Agnew and Jerome Blatha. Tom Carroll was elected vice president and Mary Baird secretary. Kay Christopher won the treasurer post, defeating Gary Clahorn and Vincent Bartz.
Construction delays and proposed restrictions on Foothill Boulevard in Hayward, linked to the MacArthur Freeway extension, spark congestion as state prepares bids and mid July start. estimated completion slipped to 1975 1978 with 34 000 cars per day on Foothill.
Castro Valley Citizens Fact Finding Committee endorses a two year tax increase to fund the arts in Castro Valley Unified School District. Leaders from three fine arts groups urge a yes vote to preserve elementary and high school music programs and avoid cutting basic education.
A Castro Valley spokesman says committee members are not upset by Dr. Mary Castle's public stance on a school tax election. Castle told trustees she will vote yes on the operating tax ceiling increase but will not endorse the proposal or tell others how to vote. The Committee for Better Schools backs Castle, claiming she reflects parents’ views, while noting the board had previously resisted lowering the 80 cent tax hike if extra funds arrive from reassessment.
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