Eden Hospital May Raise Rates Amid Rising Costs
Eden hospital plans a rate increase as operating costs climb. Administrator Harry A. Blythe cited nurse and staff costs hitting about $60,000 yearly and a $7,751 deficit for two months this year after 25 months with a $52,746.78 profit. Bed charges remain among the lowest in the area. March admitted 1,574 patients. ancillary services last month cost $2,831.43.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Harry A. Blythe
Blythe
Wege
Nursts
Eder
A. G. Jackson
Soviet A test cited in US and British notices
The United States says Russia conducted another nuclear weapons test last Wednesday in its current series. The Soviet event was echoed by Britain with a terse confirmation. The U S Atomic Energy Commission chair said details on size or number of bombs were not released.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
British
Defense Ministry
London
Oakland Driver Killed on Freeway
James A. McNeely, 44, of Oakland, died last night after the borrowed car he drove crossed the center line on the Eastshore Freeway near High Street and collided with an oncoming tanker truck. The truck driver Kenneth Roy Johnson, 32, Irvington, escaped injury.
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Oakland
James A. McNeeley
Eastshore
High St
McNeely
Kenneth Roy Johnson
Irvington
Lafayette Strip Blaze Routs 200 Diners at Tunnel Inn
Oakland fire at Jay Bedsworth's Tunnel Inn on the Lafayette Strip sent about 200 diners fleeing last night. The blaze caused about $10,000 in damage. proprietor Bedsworth suffered a burn while trying to fight the fire with a extinguisher before firefighters arrived. Firemen said the fire started in a kitchen grease flue.
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Oakland
Jay Bedsworth
Tunnel Inn
Lafayette Strip
Bedsworth
Mother Denies She's Missing in 1947 Oakland Case
Hayward housewife Betty Jane Cummings denies she is missing after contacting Oakland Police. Storey and Dailey jailed earlier. Cummings says she and her husband Irene Storey left with their two daughters during the week long search for his wife and daughters.
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Hayward
Oakland
Betty Jane Cummings
San Francisco
Bel Harbor Lane
Storey
Oakland Missing Persons Bureau
San
Bisbee
Cummings
Ernest
Robert
David
A. Pinataro
Israel Warns U.S. Over Suez Canal Blockade
Israel warned Washington that Egypt’s continued blockade of the Suez Canal could spark further clashes in the Middle East. Ambassador Abbaban pressed Undersecretary Herter, as Dulles and Hammarskjold conferred in New York. U.S. talks with Egypt over canal operation remain deadlocked on open passage for Israeli ships.
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Washington
INS
Israel
U.S
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Abassador Abbaban
Christian Herter
John Foster
Dulles
New York
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U.N
U. S
America
State Department
Raymond. Hare
Cairo
Bandit Gang Surrounded In Iran
Iranian police close in on the Dad Shah gang about 20 miles east of the site of a triple murder. A 20 man squad led by a warrant officer fights through a torrential downpour in rugged terrain as authorities report killing three more gang members including the suspect in the Carroll and Brewster murders.
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Tearan
Dad Shah
Kevin M. Carroll
Issaquah, Wash
Brewster
A. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Severith Gendarmerie
National Police
Tehran
Spring recess set by area schools in Alameda County
All schools in southern Alameda County will close for a week long spring recess from April 13 to April 22, resuming the day after Easter. The schedule affects students and staff across districts in the region.
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Alameda County
Congress Hints Mail Service To Get More Funds
Congress signals extra funds for the Post Office as Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield warns of mail service curtailment. The House Appropriations Committee considers 47 million dollars next Friday, after a subcommittee approved 17 million. Speaker Martin pressures action to prevent cuts while Subcommittee Chair Gary asserts 17 million suffices for three months.
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Washington
INS
Arthur Summerfield
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
GOP
Joseph ‘W. Martin, Jr
Appropriations Group
Martin
House
Subcommittee
J. Vaughn Gary
Gary
Budget Axe Hits Commerce Department In 25 Percent Cut
Washington insiders report the House appropriations committee slashed 25 percent from the Commerce Department 1958 request, totaling 653 million. Maritime Administration absorbs over half the cut as four new ships’ construction funds are deferred. Civil Aeronautics Administration faces an 82.2 million reduction from its 410.5 million request.
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Washington
Ins
House Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Maritime Administration
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fire kills six at Los Angeles saloon in mass murder blaze
Patrons Panic shows two suspects identified in a bar inferno that killed five men and one woman and injured three others. Witnesses say four men were expelled earlier and returned to hurl gasoline and a flare at the door. In San Francisco, three children escaped unharmed after being trapped in a vault for over an hour during dismantling of an old mansion.
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Los Angeles
Edward Walker
Oscar S Brenhaug
Clyde Bates
San Francisco
Washington
Laurel
Cheri
Cathy
Walter Starke
Mecca
Barbara II
Peli
Blinded Riesel Sees Light After Long Darkness
New York columnist Victor Riesel, blinded a year ago by a hired assailant, says he now can see light and some objects after months of darkness. The report notes no hint of full recovery, but marks a hopeful milestone in his long journey.
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New York
iNsj
Vigtor Riesel
New York Daily Mirror
Riesel
Stardust For Sale Trafficking Conviction in LA
James Follettie, 30, faces one to 10 years in prison after a Los Angeles Superior Court conviction for grand theft. He allegedly took $1800 from Nancy Brickner by posing as a writer, jet pilot and foreign correspondent to fund supposed creative projects.
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Los Angeles
INS
James Follettie
Nancy Brickner
Brickner
St Rose Hospital Aid Bid Falls in Priority List
St Rose Hospital's federal fund application dropped from No 3 to No 5 on the California Advisory Hospital Council list and may fall to ninth by May 31. The shift follows a realignment of hospital service area boundaries creating two new higher priority areas.
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St. Rose Hospital
California Advisory Hospital Council
St. Rose
St- Rose's
Bayshore Milk Truck Driver Dies After Highway Crash
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO IS A milk truck driver Joseph Herb aged 39 died when his vehicle was forced off the Bayshore Freeway Tunnel Hill section by a sideswipe. A Burlingame railroad mechanic George R Steed was detained for investigation after reporting an accident. Police quoted Steed denying drinking and noting car damage and blue trim matching his vehicle.
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San Francisco
Joseph Herb
Marin Dell
Tunnell Hill
Bayshore Freeway
George R. Steed
Burlinrame Railroad
Tunnel Hill
Steed
Andrew
Highway
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Cop Stabbed Amid Oakland Triangle Scuffle
Oakland police report a 28 year old officer was stabbed while breaking up a love triangle. Rebecca Elis, named as the other woman, faces assault with a deadly weapon. Mrs Eddie Mae Andrews, 29, attacked another woman with a five inch knife. the officer was wounded and taken to Merritt Hospital in rain conditions.
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Oakland
Ernest Beltrimini
Rebecca
Elis
Eddie “Mae Andrews
Lucillius Andrews
Ellis
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