Cancer Fight Disease Cure On Horizon In Hayward
Daily Review staff writer Herb Levy profiles Everett Silver a 44 year old Cherryland civic leader and cancer patient founder of California's first Cancer Courage club as he argues cure may be near and publicity can curb fear. He cites breast cervical stomach and intestinal cancers and notes clubs in Alameda Fresno and Santa Rosa and calls for public awareness. Silver and his wife Diane raise three children and run a life insurance business while helping panicked callers seeking support after diagnosis.
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Hot Day Forecast Across Southern Alameda County
The region faces its hottest day of the year with readings around 78 degrees expected in Southern Alameda. Officials note unofficial highs of 75 in Hayward and 76 in Fremont at noon, while Oakland Airport logged 64 at 10 am and San Francisco reached 70 by 12:20 am. The forecast calls for similar warmth through Sunday with coastal fog in the mornings and tonight’s low around 40 to 45.
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Four Airmen Die in Lincoln B 47 Crash
Four airmen died when their Air Force B 47 bomber exploded in midair after takeoff from Lincoln base during a refueling training flight. The jet fell in fragments to a farm field about 16 miles north of the base, with witnesses reporting multiple explosions as it banked. Debris strewn for thousands of feet. next of kin notification procedures were followed.
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President bids adieu to McKay at last cabinet meeting
President Eisenhower said goodbye to Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay who will resign April 15 to run for the Oregon Senate seat held by Democrat Wayne Morse. McKay attended his final cabinet meeting and paused in the White House office to bid farewell.
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Five Wildwood men ordered to pay $250 each
In Trinity County California five men from Wildwood were ordered to repay $250 apiece and placed on two years probation for burning the cabin of Burton Abbott, convicted kidnap killer. The Abbott family cabin in Wildwood was linked to the 14 year old Stephanie Bryan murder case and to a prior 1940s slaying. Sheriff Harald Jackson found both bodies and the cabin fire last weekend.
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AEC Will Ban Reds From US H Bomb Tests
Soviet observers will be barred from the hydrogen bomb tests at Eniwetok next month. News coverage will be allowed for the first time in history. Chairman Strauss said no Russians will be invited and precautions will prevent Communist viewing. The megaton tests aim to protect the U S from attack and will be defensive, not offensive. A 375000 nautical mile patrol will shield the test area from spies and fishermen.
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Skyscraper Plan Expanded at Broadway and 14th in Oakland
Capital Company and First Western Bank and Trust announced expanded plans for a skyscraper at Broadway and 14th in Oakland. The project details include new height and design elements, with financing backing and development timeline.
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California Legislature Ends Session With Knight Victory
Sacramento reports the 1956 session adjourned with Governor triumphant as Senate opposition to a State Department of Water Resources collapsed. Major actions include a record 1.779 billion dollar budget for 1956-57, a tideland oil settlement granting the state 120 million in cash and about 15 million annually, and a formula for tideland oil revenue distribution. The body also approved 24.9 million for local road repairs, rejected a 0.4 cent gasoline tax, and approved plans for a major downtown building.
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French Battle Arab Rebels Near Constantine
French troops clash with Arab guerrillas in the Nemenchas mountains about 110 miles south of Constantine. The battle began yesterday when a French patrol trailed a guerrilla force into a dry riverbed, and both sides suffered high losses as reinforcements rushed to the scene.
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Foothill Widening Set to Begin in 1947 Project
Foothill boulevard will be widened to six lanes from Mattox road to San Lorenzo creek by October 1947, with bids on a bridge and roadway to be called for in May or June. Construction, estimated at 15 months and $800,000, will keep traffic flowing. Right-of-way on 41 of 85 parcels has been acquired, enabling progress after Harden Furniture store purchase.
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California to reach 23 million population and $55 billion income
San Francisco reports California State Chamber of Commerce president Carl F. Wente predicted that the state will soon total 23 million people and generate annual income of 55 billion dollars. He said California will become the largest single market in America.
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Strange Tribute Scout Slayer Faces Life Term
A 14 year old twin was found guilty of first degree murder for bludgeoning a cub scout. He faced a life sentence after the jury rejected defense claims of insanity. The case drew international context as reports described Andorra’s bishop and other rulers’ stipends in a broader feature.
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Jury urges mercy in three day trial of boy with gun
The jury urged mercy with no mandatory life term for the boy who sat through a three day trial, nonchalantly popping a bubble gun.
Leandro Rioters Get Probation in Oakland Case
In Oakland juvenile court Judge Ralph E Hoyt placed one boy and three girls on probation for their part in the Leandro drive in riot. Three other boys were turned over to the California Youth Authority. Earlier sentences ranged from six months in county jail to three years probation. One case awaits trial and another is pending.
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Warning On Stolen Checks In Hayward Area
Area merchants were cautioned to beware of forged checks after about two hundred business checks stolen from a firm in the last ten days. Officials said nearly 4000 dollars in forged checks have been cast in the area, with none confirmed as recovered.
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Condemned Man Tries Death by Own Action at San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN Robert Pierce 27 and Smith E Jordan 28, condemned for taxi driver Charles Rose slaying, faced the gas chamber. Pierce slashed his neck with glass, overpowered by guards, while Jordan went to his death quietly. Executions started 10:06 a.m., ended 10:15 a.m. Both men, described as Negro, had breakfast, prepared habeas corpus pleas denied by Judge Keating.
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Suit Seeks 9048 For Dance Lessons In San Diego
A credit bureau sues Robert H. Corbet, former Marine captain now in Los Angeles, for 3048 for allegedly ending a lifetime dance instruction contract with Arthur Murray. The bureau says Corbet signed for 1000 hours at a special rate of 6060.
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Fierce Artillery Duel Breaks Out on Border Front
Israeli and Egyptian forces again traded artillery fire along the Gaza and Egyptian border area for a second day. Cairo issued a revised toll reporting 59 civilians and four soldiers killed and 93 civilians and nine soldiers wounded, while Israel cited higher casualties for Egypt and urged retaliation against Egyptian fire. Jordanian troops also fired on Israeli workers in the Beisan valley, wounding one. United Nations mediation halted the exchanges earlier, with blame exchanged between Cairo and Tel Aviv.
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UN Chief Calls Parley in Rome for Sunday Conference
Dag Hammarskjold after urgent talks with U.N. truce chief Gen. E. L. M. Burns scheduled a key conference in Rome on Sunday. Hammarskjold, briefed on Gaza Strip tensions, will depart for a Middle East fact finding mission and will meet British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd en route.
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Samoan Gets Probation for Man's Slaying
Lisi Molioo, a 280 pound Samoan, was sentenced in Superior Court to five years probation with one year in county jail and a liquor abstinence condition after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the December 22, 1955 killing of Raymond Howe on Sixth Street. Howe, 41, a Castro Valley teamster, died after being knocked to the sidewalk and stomped by Molioo as he left a bar.
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Decoto Burglary Nets $4 Cash and Cigarettes
Washington township sheriff's deputies investigate a burglary at Shanks' Union service station in Decoto. About $4 in cash and $200 in merchandise including trading stamps and cigarettes were taken. Owner Dawn F. Speke discovered the break-in.
Racial Violence Threats In Detroit Sparks Guarded Home
Four policemen guarded a middle class Detroit home to head off a racial clash after more than 200 protesters, including Cooley High School youths, gathered outside the residence of John W. Rouse 70 his wife daughter Mrs Merle Hickman and two grandchildren overnight.
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