Dispute On Overtime Pay Looms
A heated clash over overtime pay provisions in Hayward's proposed personnel rules looms ahead of a final personnel board hearing tomorrow night. The debated changes, after over a year of work by City Manager staffer Raymond Dorath, would expand overtime eligibility beyond current emergency-only rules and for certain situations. The Hayward City Employees Association pushes for more access to overtime pay, arguing present practices invite abuse, while Dorath cites budget and policy concerns. The talks also seek definitions for division head status and propose straight-time rates for extra work done to clear backlogs, with other provisions covering injuries and probationary statuses.
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Hayward
City Mgc
Raymond Dorath
Charles Peterson
Dorin
Agesthne
Lo Shumnon
Peterson
Doran
Il Grould
Lessons On Learning Lessons On Learning
Dr. Leslie J. Nason of the University of Southern California begins a column on education in The Daily Review. He argues that teacher shortages trigger worry, but incompetence stems from teaching methods and attitudes, not a single factor, and that strong teachers share three key classroom qualities.
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Leslie J. Nason
The
Daily Review
Nason
Rocket Crash Blows Up Blue Scout Satellite Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP A 75 foot Blue Scout rocket exploded in flight during an attempt to orbit a satellite for the worldwide U S space tracking program The launch at 10 32 am showed instant signs of trouble as the vehicle veered violently and was destroyed by the range safety officer Debris fell harmlessly to earth and no injuries were reported The mission aimed to test Mercury project tracking ahead of a chimpanzee flight planned for December or January and officials said the failure would not delay that schedule
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chris Krott
Mercury
Toay
Cape
Atlantic
Netwack
Mercury Control Center
Rioters Rampage as Algerian Anniversary Sparks Violent Clashes
Moslems across North Africa joined a Tu nis backed revolt on the seventh anniversary of the Algerian uprising. In Eastern Algeria strong violence erupted as rioters clashed with French troops and police at multiple points. Official reports say about 80 dead and over 10 injured, with a plane strike during protests near St Arnaud adding to the toll.
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Algiehs
Algenha
Algeria
St. Arnaud
Tunis
Yne
Hayward Girl Saves Siblings From Early Morning House Fire
A 13 year old Nora Smith awoke to smoke in a newly built three bedroom Hayward home and led four siblings and infant Sybil to safety with neighbors. Fire damage estimated at six thousand dollars to the house and three hundred to contents. no fuses found in the electrical box. A separate Fremont incident caused seven hundred fifty dollars in contents loss.
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Hayward
Fannie Smith
Nora
Sybil
Safary
Felix Smith
Xan
Victor Reugetey
Robert
Marvin
Yvonne
Phyllis
Gwyn Ryde
Vemont
Kelly Hays
Gene Hays
Charleston Way
Fremont
Prayer Text Reflects Faith Traditions and Belief in Personal Freedom
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for holy faith and the tradition of personal freedom in spiritual pursuit. It honors the priesthood of all believers and direct access to God through prayer, seeking salvation by faith and guiding words as law.
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Thea
Alameda County Sheriff reshuffle changes hierarchy after retirements
Alameda County Sheriff H P Gleason announces a broad reorganization at the Eden Township substation and Oakland Criminal Investigation Division following the retirement of Undersheriff Edwin A Kaufman. Top ranks shift as Captain Richard M Foudy becomes CI Division chief and Capt Harry W Skiles takes Eden substation command. Captain Laweenie Waldt and Lt Tom Houchins receive promotions. Detective Haward B Davis and Deputy Francis A Bernard receive reassignment. Gleason says no political implications, notes potential future race talk but rules it out for now. Lt Stanley Peterson is named a possible contender for Gleason's post.
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Hayward
Eden Township
Richard M. Foudy
Wig
Department
Oakland
Frank Madigan
Midhigan
Townshly
Harry W. Skiles
Oakland Court ‘House
Uty
Laweeijne Waldt
Waldt
ETS
Thomas L. Houchins
Davis
Haward BR. Davits
Eden
Francis A. Bernard
Santa Hitt
Madigan
Civil Services
Kes
Foudy
South County
Gleason
Gleasuh
Stanley Peterson
Alameda County
Brazil Plane Crash Kills 48 In Recife Flight
A four engine airliner crashed into a hillside at Santampe Airport in Recife while approaching to land. The accident killed 48 of the 85 aboard, with seven of 87 survivors hospitalized in serious condition. The flight carried crew and 16 passengers from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro, and explosions occurred before impact. The airline said the mission aimed to promote tourism between Portugal and Brazil.
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Recife
T 9
Revise
Santarnpes
Erlenti
Portugal
Brazil
Coutries
Brians Jor
Nehru Plans To Visit JFK Fulfills India America Ties
Calcutta India reports Prime Minister Nehru expressing enthusiasm for the United States and saying no major conflict exists between India and America. He leaves Friday for a visit with President Kennedy and a short U.S. tour.
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Calcutta
India
API
Nehri
United States
America
Nehru
Kennedy
U.S
Tests Urged To Develop Neutron Bomb
Washington lawmakers push atmospheric tests to advance a neutron bomb that could target people with minimal property damage. Sen. Richard Russell and Sen. Thomas Dodd back the idea, while Sen. Clinton Anderson and Sen. Thomas A. Harlan weigh fallout and strategic risks amid race for missile defense data.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Thomas J. Dold
Senate Foreign Relations
Clinton Py Anderson
Atonsio Camaitlee
Dodd
Sen
Rossel
Forte
Mie
Russia
Anderson
Russell
United States
Fallout Cloud Nears Alaska
The Weather Bureau estimates the radioactive cloud from Russia's large bomb will cross Siberia tonight and likely drift toward Alaska. Fallout expert Robert List says it may cross the Aleutians Thursday and reach Alaska later, potentially missing the United States if winds shift.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Russia
Siberia
Kamchatka Peninsuts
Robert List
Aleutian Island
Alaska
Iater
List
Canada
United States
Mitukit
Mother's Trick No Treat In Oakland Liquor Store Robbery
A woman in a matching mother daughter Halloween mask scene entered Richard O'Kelly's Liquor store in Oakland on a Tuesday night. The girl demanded candy and then the woman pulled a pistol, saying Trick or Treat, and took $30 from owner Richard O'Kelly after telling the girl to run to the car and wait.
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Oakland
Richard O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Gare
Gallagher Renounces Extremists Calls For Unity In America
In San Jose AP report Gallagher denounces both far left and far right extremism. At a ceremony where the Army awarded him the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal Maj Gen Raymond Curtis praised his defense support and stance on communism. Gallagher urged thoughtful citizens to unite in defense of freedom and national heritage.
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Clifornia
de. Brugl
G. Gathusher
San Just
Stile Cole
Department of the Army
Raymond Curtis
Usaret
National Defense
Gallagher
Callarher
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