State Agrees On Park At Shell Beach
Marin residents were assured today of a state park on Tomales Bay after six years of negotiations. The agreement with Marin County provides for acquiring Shell Beach and adjacent lands, with cost around 190000 dollars funded by a mix of state and local contributions. The plan drops earlier expansions to Marshall and enlarges park holdings around Stinson Beach and Shell Beach, aiming to support picnicking and camping.
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Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Plan Funding On Deck
Assemblyman predicts vote on the Richmond San Rafael bridge planning appropriation will occur this afternoon with near party lines. The measure, listed as item No 70, would authorize 750000 for bridge design and drawings, and has already passed the Senate. If approved, it goes to the governor.
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Marin Musings on Sauzelite Spelling and a Novato False Alarm
Rafee Morin reflects on the contested spelling of Sauzelite and the willow grave origin, citing T W Harron of San Karel and Nelle Van Be Gott Sanches. A caller’s false alarm to the Novato Fire Department triggered a Parkaytnne scare, later dismissed as a prank.
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Watching U S Skies In CD Maneuvers
Colorado Springs reports the United States and Canada conducted weekend aerial defense exercises with over 220,000 volunteer spotters manning observation posts. Observers reported aircraft movements to six filter centers feeding regional air defense HQs in New York, Missouri, and Florida, aiding radar coverage gaps.
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Collins Dies From Plane Crash Injury
James R. Collins 17 of San Anselmo south died from injuries after a June 3 plane crash near Petaluma during a Civil Air Patrol exercise. He was a Tamalpais High School senior to receive his diploma. Funeral Tuesday at Harry Williams Mortuary San Rafael. He is survived by parents a sister and a brother. Pilot James Lyle 30 of Mill Valley died in the crash.
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Lurline Delayed by San Francisco Docks Riot
At San Francisco docks a clash between left wing unions and Matson officials delayed the luxury liner Lurline for a second time in four days. About 40 police and dock workers stopped demonstrators as 30 crew members refused to cross a line set by the NMU. The ship was rescheduled to sail at noon as Matson sought an injunction to remove the demonstrators from the docks.
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Iran Crisis Deepens As Tankers Refuse Iran Receipts
Six British tanker captains balked at signing receipts for oil delivered to Iran at Abadan refinery, declining payment to Iran rather than Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. British officials in London and India endorsed the skipper’s stance. George K Keenigan, 80, former Shasta County district attorney, died in Haverhill Massachusetts.
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Written Exams For Probation Job Applicants In Marin
The Matin county Probation Office seeks 33 applicants for a probation officer post. A written exam is set for July 7 at 9 am in Room 37 of College of Marin, with testing possibly at applicants' homes via civil service examiner. Applications close June 30. The committee aims to follow Kroeger standards, requiring blended experience and training including graduate study. Edmund T. Blum’s June 1 death left the office under Mrs. Clementine Clayton's oversight.
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Five Die In Bayshore Auto Crash Near Belmont
BELMONT A P five people killed and ten injured in a three car crash at the Bayshore Ralston avenue intersection. Victims include Hisale Henderson 36 of San Mateo and Ethel Mayfield of Santa Cruz. Coroner identified Nelda Bartlett and a 16 year old girl among the dead or injured. Ernest Meyer described a northbound collision as a car cut in from the right forcing another southbound car into a head on collision. All three cars demolished.
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Head-on Crash Near Greenbrae Claims SF Woman Killed
A San Francisco woman, Evelyn Hyde, 32, died instantly in a head-on collision on Highway 101 near Greenbrae. Five others were injured, including Hyde’s husband Ralph L. Hyde, 50, in critical condition. The Buick and Hyde car suffered severe damage as witnesses described a car veering into the opposite lane. Coroner Frank Kaaton noted Hyde had worked at the San Francisco Examiner last year.
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Burglar Drops In Hits Loot Attempt At San Rafael Firm
San Rafael police chased a burglar who entered via a skylight at Golden Gate Distributing Co on Fourth Street. He ransacked the rear for whiskey but found no money, ripped a wire triggering the alarm, shattered the front door glass, and fled leaving his tools behind. Police recovered the tools and continued the search with no arrest.
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Bay Region Weather Forecast With Coastal Fog
Bay Region expects fair conditions today and Sunday with high fog in morning and along the coast all day. Temperatures show little change and westerly winds prevail. Sierra Nevada outlook remains fair tonight and Sunday.
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Rainfall Report and Temperature Summary
Rainfall totals to date and comparison with last year alongside seasonal average. Temperature readings show today high near 70 and low around 52.
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Two Programs Slated Of Special Note On KTIM Tomorrow
Frank discussion of the moods of India, Germany and Norway will be heard on KTIM tomorrow at 12 30 p m A roundtable discussion will feature a team of Lisle International Fellowship Inc students The Press Conference of the Aw regular Sunday morning program discusses the Marin water supply Visiting panel includes Jim Peters Thomas T Kent and Paul Grimes The Press Conference will be heard at 10 15 am
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Bitter Fighting On Korean Front
Bitter loral battles flared as Communist resistance stiffened along the Korean battlefront. Signs pointed to a new Southward attack while Reds fired more artillery than in several days. Allied patrols observed southward troop movements and heavy traffic between Hungnam and Wonsan. enemy probes on the east-central front were repulsed.
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India Russia Plan Deblyi Wheat Trade Charter
The government announced a charter to exchange freely sold goods for 106000 tons of Russian wheat in a new India Russia deal.
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First Licensed Dog Obedience Show at Marin College
More than entries have been received for the First Licensed Dog Obedience Show to be held tomorrow at the College of Marin athletic field at 8 30 am. Sponsored by Marin County Dog Training club the event will provide judges and awards totaling over 500 dollars. Admission is free and organizers hope many children attend.
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Fringe Area Taxes Put On Hold By Senate Vote
In Sacramento the Senate voted to refer an Assembly-passed fringe area tax bill to an interim committee. The measure would have forced counties to bill Unincorporated urban districts for police and fire services, drawing opposition from rural senators. A second bill to curb shoestring annexation by cities, limiting narrow territorial connections, also advanced.
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Los Angeles
Fire Destroys Luxury Home in Fairfax Hills
A fire believed caused by faulty wiring destroyed a two and a half story summer home at 32 Mountain View Avenue Fairfax owned by Julius Marks of San Francisco. Fire crews fought flames for two hours after an early 4:39 am alarm, four trucks responding. Loss estimated at $20,000 plus. few belongings saved. Marks has insurance and plans to return to San Francisco after temporary housing with Harvey Surmatt.
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Damage Minor In 2 Grass Fires Friday
Two grass fires Friday caused minor damage with unknown causes. Corte Madera firefighters battled a blaze north of the Corte Madera intersection for 30 minutes near U.S.101, while San Rafael crews fought a separate grass fire on San Pedro Road with three trucks and under an hour to extinguish. The fires likely started from a discarded cigarette. about one acre burned in the first incident and slight damage in the second.
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Marines report two Mill Valley men wounded in Korea
The Marine Corps confirms two Mill Valley marines wounded in Korea. Pfc. Raymond B. Rals er, son of Mr and Mrs Ralver of 262 Evergreen Ave, and Pfc. James Byrne, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A. Byrne of 9 Dell Street, were injured. The injuries were previously reported in the Independent Journal after parental notification.
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Accidents Injure Two On Marin Roads
Two Marin residents sustained minor injuries in separate San Rafael area crashes. Elsa Smith of San Quentin Village was hospitalized after a two car collision north of the Greenbrae intersection with Ovid Stewart. John Dreelan of San Francisco faced speeding citation. John Buckley of Mill Valley was treated after falling from a car on Tiburon road. Gaylord Malone of Sausalito cited for drunk driving after a ditch crash on San Pedro road.
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