Council Sticks To Second St Project Plan
Hayward city councilmen, with one exception, stuck to plan to include widening of Second Street in the $3 million bond, after a delegation urged delaying it for a year to fund widening Termyson Road with sidewalks. The debate touched on budget earmarks, downtown street work, and a push for safer crossings near Mission Boulevard and the Western Pacific tracks.
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City Fathers
West Envoys Make Progress On Berlin Talks
Western four foreign ministers reported progress on a package deal for Berlin and Germany to aid Russia at upcoming negotiations. Heinrich von Brentano said no real differences remained among the western allies on how to engage the Soviet Union, ahead of a Geneva meeting in May and possible summit talks.
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All American Boy Arrested After Hayward Beauty Shop Robbery
Hayward police nabbed a young suspect in a hotel room after a $133 beauty salon robbery at Astoria Beauty Shop. Off-duty Pleasanton officer credited a wife’s hunch, leading to the arrest with gun, cartridge and cash found. Suspect admitted the theft but said he did not intend to kill.
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Stephen Smith
Bobra Ave
McDaniels
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Pleasanton
Joseph Cardy
Chargy
Curcdy
Wesley Alfstrom
Alfstrom
Phillip Dominici
Green
Shutter Hotel
Artian
Elmer Harrier
Mervier
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Fle
Hiquor
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Los Angeles
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Hevice
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Wife Charged Blow With Bat By Small Boy
In San Lorenzo a housewife Emily Stern 36 wife of Jamies Stern 16155 Paseo Del Campo was injured by a 12 year old neighbor boy while neighborhood children played baseball outside her home She was treated at Eden Hospital for concussion and later recalled the incident stating the boy struck her with a bat after she asked the group to move away from her house He admitted striking her and she crawled back into her home for help.
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Jamies Stern
Paseo del Campo
Eden Hospital
Solons Action Bolsters Fall College Start
Legislature action boosts Alameda County State College start next fall with funding to open the campus for up to 300 students. Executive dean Dale Wren urged potential enrollees to submit names now as a large applicant pool is anticipated. County Supervisors approved leasing office space for six months with state funding.
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New College
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Full Assembly
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Travel Ban and Grasshopper War Spark California Alert
UPI reports a government entomology drive to shield California crops from a grasshopper hatch in Kern and San Luis Obispo counties. Officials warn of spread to vegetables and fields while coordinating 200,000 acre spraying and cross state travel restrictions as a reciprocal measure with the Soviet Union amid tense exchanges over embassy staff movement.
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Chairman Tells Plans To Ike
Meade Alcorn advised President Eisenhower he will resign as Republican national chairman effective next week. An unannounced morning meeting preceded a news conference to publicize the plan, with a resignation to be submitted to a GOP committee in April.
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Ohio
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Kentucky
Richard F. Cooper
New Hampshire
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Hugh Scott
Penmsylvia
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Inert Week
San Leandro Tax Funds Battle Nears Decision
The County Board of Supervisors demands San Leandro share 18 percent of sales tax revenue or forfeit county gas tax funds totaling 105217 dollars. Livermore agreed to begin sharing in 1959-60, leaving San Leandro as the sole holdout. The council faces an immediate decision as officials weigh reallocating San Leandro’s 1958-59 sales tax estimate of 1,409,200.
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Red Chinese Push Hunt For Dalai Lama
The report notes no official word on the Dalai Lama’s location while alleging that Chinese authorities claim he is safe in a protected area. Taipei papers quote Nationalist air force plans to drop leaflets and supplies to rebels, with talks of assisting rebels and potential missions from Formosa or Southeast Asia. Hong Kong experts say Peiping risks cracking down in Tibet to counter rebellion and propaganda. No confirmation on arms parachute drops or rebel aid, and no official update on the Dalai Lama.
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Liner Collision Near Suez Canal Injures No One
Two passenger liners, the 13212-ton French Laos and the 6490-ton British City of Agra, collided near the north end of the Suez Canal. No casualties were reported aboard either ship. The Agra’s prow was damaged and towed to Port Said. the Laos resumed its voyage into the Mediterranean after a brief stop for inspection.
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X15 Rocket Ship Tests Second Flight Over Mojave
At Edwards AFB California the manned X15 rocket ship was air tested for a second time under a B52 bomber. North American Aviation pilot Scott Crossfield, 37, wore a space suit and rode in the cockpit as the craft climbed to about 100 miles above Earth before returning to base.
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Mojave Desert
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Edwards Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Strong Quake Shakes Nevada Area
A very strong earthquake centered in Nevada was recorded by UC seismographs today. Seismologist Jack Cameron said the quake caused damage in a populated area, occurred at 10 20 a m and lasted 11 minutes on the seismograph, with a location about 1190 miles from Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Nevada
University of California
Jack Cameron
Six Killed and Sixty Seven Hurt by Tornadoes in Texas
Tornadoes swept through central Texas and nearby Oklahoma causing at least six deaths and 67 injuries. A twister between Hillsboro and Waco destroyed dozens of buildings, damaged a gas plant, and uprooted a garage and home. Several communities including Walnut Bend and Catfish suffered serious damage. two Air Force personnel were among casualties linked to a KC-135 crash near Killeen.
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Prayer for Today in Springtime's Quiet Renewal
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for spring's beauty and renewal. The speaker asks for lifeward renewal and to make life beautiful this day, recognizing nature's vitality and divine source. The tone is reverent and reflective.
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