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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
9
The famed Unter Oak was felled on Rutgers University campus as experts began dismantling the towering tree under gray skies and rain. The historic landmark, nicknamed Kilmer Oak, stood as a campus symbol before removal began on Wednesday.
San Lorenzo Village Fire Department, with nine paid firefighters and 21 volunteers, faces an uncertain future as area status may shift. Chief Tom Ducey pledges readiness to provide fire protection and emergency services, detailing equipment, training, and community programs while outlining financial and annexation possibilities.
The San Leandro Recreation Dept offers tennis instruction at Cherry Grove Park led by Mary Ann Mitchel Hunter, a former national junior girls doubles champion. Beginner classes begin 10 am, intermediate at 12 pm, and adults at noon, eight weeks long. A fee of $2.50 for one hour and under is charged, plus $4 for adults. gear is provided except shoes. Contact Jack Lackey at NE 841M extension 305.
The San Leandro Recreation Dept will offer beginner and intermediate bridge classes at the Community Library Center room A 3 M Estudiso Ave. Classes start Tuesday for beginners and next Wednesday for intermediates from 3 a.m. to noon. Helen Feate will instruct with a $6 fee for two sessions.
Dispatches from Saigon report that President Kennedy has lost control of U S policy and personnel in South Vietnam and ordered Ambassador Lodge to regain control. UPI and NYT correspondents cited informed sources noting policy chaos among Americans in Saigon. The agency feud phrase underscores uncertainty about leadership.
Rep. James H. Wilson of California demands suspension and a probe of the California Federation of Young Democrats amid interagency fights over Viet Nam policy. The dispute pits military leaders against civilian officials in Washington as the Diem regime is debated and Kennedy faces confusion in foreign policy.
The article argues reading instruction must adapt to varied abilities and backgrounds. It notes that children enter school with differing experiences and readiness, calling for flexible teaching methods, mixed grouping, and teacher training to tailor lessons to individual needs.
Mt Eden Pioneer 45 Club held a Mohrland School session to hear aiunmier camp reports and install a new officer slate. New officers include Connie Grade president Carolyn Stenderson vice president Darlene Hewsdon secretary David Eck treasurer Sandy Silvia corresponding secretary Jeanne Danielson program chair Ken Henderson Diane Garcia Steven Grade Buck Hughes and leaders Ronnie Eck Laura Woods Pamela Hartis game leaders Susan Liejzaw.
General tendencies warn of morning focus on coordinating plans with others, followed by a shift to personal efforts and confidence. Taurus through Pisces give guidance on finances, social life, and work, urging budgeting, ally support, and selective social activity for favorable outcomes tomorrow. The forecast notes the value of cooperation and personal drive.
SAN LORENZO An hourly salary schedule for substitute classified personnel was established by the San Lorenzo Unified School Dist. Trustees approved a pay schedule ranging between $1.60 an hour for substitute secretaries, cashiers, lunchroom assistants and custodians.
California adopts stricter fire prevention rules to curb brush and grass fires. New measures require 30 foot firebreaks around structures, 100 foot zones around wildfire risks, and removal of dead wood. Vehicles and equipment must use spark arresters, permits for burning vary by county, and local agencies may enact stricter ordinances to meet fire safety needs.
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