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   Daily Review (Newspaper) - September 10, 1961, Hayward, California                                7 Latest News and Pictures for Southern Alameda County Readers e SERVING SOUTHERN ALAMEDA COUNTY ion Vol 68 No 359 HAYWARD CALIFORNIA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1961 15 CENTS 60 PASES 82 Airliner Crashes Into Ireland River SHANNON AP they won't ho able lo find chartered airliner wreckage dawn breaks sons crashed early Sunday lhc Anm Ilio storied river Shannon wilhl rescue op- orations feared The Hiver whore Hie A U.S Air spokesman snld Hie plane was crashed is two from ins mostly wives and children of the airport American Army personnel The plane was home from Germany line frum Germany to the United In Washington a and stopped at Shannon for spokesman wild he had Information from Military Air Transport Service MATS in many thai the plane was In York n All and hospitals in the Shannon area were called Telephone lines of he and Limerick were fm Air Lines said Ms agent in reported of its planes had crashed and said civilian ists on their way to tho United States Frank vice president of for President Air Lines said those the plane nnf nit The came in t fog Atomic Ship Long Beach Set for Duty ROSTON fAP Tho Tin spokesman II cruiser Lone Heach tin pears that casualties are heavy liiK our crashed shortly off The River Shannon runs the end of the airport runway An Irish fire department official The airliner is in the river Kills 2 Texans PECOS Tox wild KHB well exploded lire I his frir own killing nl Bui hi surface ship was sioned Sa of lip Navy John R principal speaker nl the at Boston val Shipyard said Wo believe we enjoy n distinct ad- vantage over any other nation We attained world In development and plication of atomic power lor val propulsion Apart from Us military hiK said lead we have achieved is one that had a highly important bearing on the progress of our hunting sonic Tim nf Public ty Id men who working on Ilic Hour of ho well I Irilliin tho Intense Urn continued lo Sill in for im- possible of lhc of POINT lured into complacency because Hurricane Carla Gulf Coast Braces For Fierce Winds Two Fremont who dug a younger boy free from an accidental burial in this sewer ditch yesterday afternoon inspect the collapsed small cave farrow in the side of the ditch which the boy was apparently digging Right is David Byers son of Mr and Mrs Roy Byers and left is Bob Starkweather son of Mr and Mrs Russ Starkweather Photo Samos Satellite Blows Up Calif this complacent only to encourage threat of future Tito million cruiser is feel and has Samos III up on its launching pad Saturday The missile exploded in a tremendous hall of orange Ditch Cave-in Alert Youths Help Save Fremont Boy By Virgil men mid lil officers She is lhc of war In rely on guided missiles for major fire power Her missile I flump nt p.m I There olds who wondered what nil School grader and som Iwo quick was bout clawed their Thousands Evacuated From Area NEW ORLEANS hurricane Carla aiming her winds at Ion Tex roared through of Mexico early Sunday toward the abandoned coasts of upper Texas and Western Louisiana At midnight CSTl Orleans Weather Bureau's pinpointed the gigantic storm at latitude 28.3 and about MO miles southeast of veston I said Carla had j shifted her deadly path slightly from Saturday noon readings but indications were she would hit extreme upper Texas coast iday I More lhan persons had evacuated from areas stretching from west of Tex to Grand Isle La Lett were ghostly towns for the tides squalls and winds of Curia The evacuation was described s of In the face of a national calamity in modern times by the national Red Cross headquarters in Washington The New Orleans weather reau said the eye nf Carla was about 255 miles southeast of veston at 10 p.m and in a northwesterly direction at 10 miles an hour Hurricane force winds were only 155 miles from upper Texas coast If Carla continues her enl speed the winds would begin sions and then a tew seconds n third Wast of Mr and Mrs Muss coast in 35 hoi weather Mission View Dr More lhan residents way through a mound of All we could see was batteries Include the heavy over the launching A huge column of black yesterday to save a younger boy's said David Byers Arthur At least and five highways I ng rig ranged ns high as six Terrier CD leading from Port Arthur n sixth srader at the choked with cars three lanes For under the mound was School and son of Mr and Mrs They stretched Mike D c M o r r o w Roy Byers 3730 Mission or 2t in Eomc Thermo has been ln a leases MISS Fletcher of North Carolina center is the ]962 winner of thp Miss contest in Atlantic City She was ed last night in a pageant viewed by millions on television Runners up were left lo right Linda Loftis of Texas Frances Anderson of sas Miss Carolyn Lasater of Utah and Nancee Parkinson of Minnesota The Samos has been considered in the most advanced of the spies that the Soviet Union calls foot deep sewer He was yelling f No Hiding Place In South County Charles Peterson How well prepared is Southern Alameda County to cope with the perils of nuclear Not too badly compared with tho rest oC America Civil Defense officials agree except for one big There's no place lo hide Sheriff's LI Stanley Peterson County deputy CD chief is not too pessimistic lint lie noles that nt this particular time the that substantial numbers in this area could survive an attack on the Hay Area is indeed I could not pinpoint one building in the area of Alameda County that would be i considered an adequate fallout Peterson slates There arc stirrings however and under the i sure brought by the Berlin crisis and Khrushchev's people appear to be taking civil I more seriously than ever before In fallout conscious scientists have led a drive which has produced signatures of half the city's voters on petitions asking for a to million bond issue to finance a muss shelter program for information particularly on shelters hns reached n peak never seen by CD ers in the past CD office ran out of a family fallout shelter booklet found it could borrow just 25 until new stocks arrive from ton D C Continued on Tage i The Air Force refused to Ret me recalled Port Arthur is rapidly Bolh were perched on the a ghost Dusty Rhodes can't of n backyard fence on Mission newsmen reported There what kind of instruments were crammed into the payload area nt orbital portion Hie rocket Published reports neither con- firmed nor denied have said mos III would carry capable of of the Soviet Union for as Jong as a year There was no one within 8.000 feel of Hie launching pad when the missile exploded Starkweather n Walters View Drive in whiling an J 1-year-old's Saturday afternoon when they heard soli ine of from Port U.S Bombs Ready At Miss America I It'll lit it in f mn T j i i Car I r IU W 5 the rocks are on him of Into Boy 9 In LAS Nov coast an They ran 100 yards whore a lias Irene out the sewer ditches near the vam for lhc hut intersection of Mission V i e w The N Carolina Beauty Wins Pageant Title the proving grounds for- ATLANTIC CITY voice training and two of Now arsenal of weapons Maria Fletcher n unquotable in the pageant in the beauty Saturday was order in which finished WHAT'S INSIDE The candidates in mont's freeholder and charter election tell their stories in today's Daily Review views on Fremont politics see Page 8 of Sect I Sec II Prov Prev I Ann Landers Bennett Cerf I Books j Crossword I i Dorothy j Editorials II Fine Arts Prev Hobbies Horoscope Home Tips Golden Years Radio-TV Recreation Service Clubs Sports Finance Want Ads Women Pg 6 2 4 13 4 6 13 I 10 II 7 II 5 11 7 Prev I 12 I 9 III Ill Ill II I c warning sources also Harvard boy The gigantic storm was 1 The first blast almost clime to hood of of at and ly ill be in a deep under Miss America of car for almost ft root Go T i i Of in the Hie Nevada Test Mie lo miles Carolina winner of a yesterday struck by About that time a p lf of Bluff the vehicle when he Wils by the com in J II could he set off eani succeeded Nancy Anne Mlss in cross Mission T d direction at 10 miles an officials ii Hie of as of Salt Lake City Imnr Camp holder of Hie world's oldest and Linda Jacklyn Lof j Frank son of Rav and lh h i2 of For Worth Uu Vision Blvd bands slowly nine lo a Sources m the The queen from Miss Minnesota Ann j mid increase its erty said on Sepl is inches tall Parkinson of West St Paul rushed to Kden the hired i has 14 he is reported in critical lp inland on lie in tuo weeks A member of Radio talent ill Uon with head City in New York she sored by various clubs In Ry the Imie police were Mm Mr a n ier said the boy was him well cleared from Port Aransas Tex Held after completing at the 150 of 7 She completed a car driv I bv David Curtis 17 BIC eastward to irand Isle La ln C Reynolds Hyl Schoo in rain K 1111 si at the posted hree of four nd Mission and T Officers Brownsville Tex to Pensacola o has had years of was in witli a it pin by on ins in three of OX waste lumber lo pry The warned of 0 which even -I A lest wuh youth started across had the pinned explosives tunnel crosswalk turned and ed back when he saw on- the son of Mr bin called off lo un car wasn't RoinK to Mrs Louis im By late afternoon Carla was witnesses told police View Drive was n but The car hit the hoy and ambulance lo southwest of about feel before Hospital hurricane of which killed fell In pavement He was admitted or near lo police reports Curtis came up lion hut nurses said he was an- in middle lane ears only a few scrapes and lr nf Audrey they nerc in outside and curb bruises for the MH lanes swerved to the said that s lo avoid hut the have been playing in Hi instead of the he trenches scooping out n J l States turned to nm Kick lo the low caves near the bottom in losl curb and was by the car Mike some said swamped with said no citation had dug best cave families ai issued as of last nf all lo stay I spur Kven now nuke SUNDAY SCRIPTURE Thou wilf show me the of life in thy ence is fulness of at thy right hand there arc pleasures for evermore Selected by W Thompson minister San Church of Christ 977 Grant Ave San Lorenzo Continued on i THIRD j She is the first girl from North lo win the Mile Another North Carolina Ann ton of Salem won third place in last They asked her As Miss America you have just been In- a a woman's club You discover the speech is for Inn would you I think would i 1st KO ahead and thff 1 had planned and hopt they i would think it w 1 s comedy sketch i   

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