Hayward and San Leandro Schools Back Salk Polio Tests
Hayward and San Leandro trustees approved participation in the Salk polio field trials. Over 2,400 Hayward and 2,000 San Leandro first through third graders will be invited by written parental request to join, with school facilities and staff offered to county health officials for inoculation series set to begin in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Elementary
San Leandro
County Health Department
Recs
Alameda-Con
Tea Costa County Medical Association
Health Department
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Newark
Pleasanton
South County
Medical Association
Association
Response Favors Murrow After McCarthy Attack
New York reports amid McCarthy attack on See It Now Murrow drew broad support for Murrow and CBS after McCarthy accused him of propaganda for Communist causes dating back 20 years Murrow rejected the charge as false and CBS noted increasing calls to their stations backing Murrow during the response period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia
Wisconsin Republican
Murrow
CBS
McCarthy
Time Murrow
Mur
Parking Plan on A Street Draws Merchant Criticism
Hayward merchants urge revision of no parking rules along A street approved last November. Bradley Best presented a 42-signature petition to Council, noting four to nine am and four to six pm bans hurt business. police study due within two weeks. City officials cited 412 citations in 18 days as evidence rules not meeting goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Bradley Best
Best
George Forth
D. J. Faustihan
Sacramento
John Ficklin
Mundt selects new attorney for McCarthy hearing
Mundt says a Tennessee attorney, Ray Jenkins of Knoxville, is deemed the likely counsel for the McCarthy investigating subcommittee hearing. Mundt avoided naming the candidate but indicated background checks would confirm availability and qualifications. The announcement followed the resignation of the first-named counsel candidate, Samuel P. Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundt
McCarthy
Washington
E. Mundt
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Ray Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
R. S.D
Ater
Samuel P. Sears
Backlog of 54000 security cases burdens Justice Department
Senator leaders learned that the Criminal Division reports 54000 pending security cases among a total 69000 prosecutions. J W Yeagley cited these unpublished figures to urge restoring funds after a House cut. He warned many cases may be dropped or held for intelligence reasons amid FBI expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
J W. Yeagley
Senate
House
Yeagley
FBI
Yeapley
Leverett Saltonstall
R. Mass
Eisenhower denies hydrogen bomb delay charge by McCarthy
President Eisenhower said he had never heard of a delay in hydrogen bomb development as charged by Senator McCarthy. He described CBS commentator Edward R. Murrow as a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy
CBS
Edcie BR. Murrow
Hydrogen bomb delay blamed on communists in government
McCarthy claimed America’s hydrogen bomb research stalled eighteen months due to Communist infiltration, asking Americans who caused it. Experts in Washington cited technical disputes and the belief the A-bomb monopoly would persist, with Lewis Strauss noted as once favoring H-bomb production. McCarthy labeled Murrow a traitor and symbol of a “jackal pack” opposing dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
McCarthy
America
Washington
U.S
Russig
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Murrow
Master Plan Hearings Set in Hayward by City Commission
Public hearings on Hayward's proposed master plan will be held April 21 and April 28 at 8 p.m. in the council chambers. The plan covers land bounded by Lewelling Castro Valley boulevard, Dey Creek, crest line of the hills, and the Bay. Copies are $1.50, available at the city clerk's office and The Daily Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Lewelling-Castro Valley Boulevard
Dey Creek
Daily Review
Hal Wiseland Associates
Ike Says Jobless Upsurge Ended
President Eisenhower reported signs of flattening unemployment and urged that other day to day sources of encouragement appear in the economy. Government economists noted record new construction expenditures totaling 7.283 billion dollars in the first quarter, about 100 million above the boom year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hisenhower
Supervisors Study Changes In Districts
Hayward three reapportionment proposals are reviewed by a board committee. Supervisors Bartell Purser Wixson, named by Chairman Stanley, study charter amendments to place a realignment measure on the June 8 primary ballot. Douglas Dunning outlines three approaches balancing population and community interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Harry Bartell
Kent Purser
Clifford Wixson
Chester Stanley
Douglas Dunning
Dunning
South County
Bee DeCordova To Address Meeting In Alameda County
Bee and DeCordova will address an Alameda County assembly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Decoto school auditorium. Ray Bartleson, president, coordinates the event at the home of Dr. Jack Hobson on Star Service Avenue with chairman Raph Senechal and committee members assisting.
Fair Association Showdown With Bartell Fizzles
Alameda County supervisory and fair board talks collapsed into mutual promises to reconsider grievances. Bartell protested liquor and food concession awards while highlighting past profits and local employment, with unions backing Gronuda and local help pledges cited by Larson Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Alameda County Agricultural Fair Association
Harry Bartell
The
Fair Association
Board of Supervisors
Bartel
Fair Board
Pleasanton
Bart
Bartell
Larson Brothers
Santa Clara County
Walter
Grondona
Alameda
Purveyor
Central Labor's Council
Culinary Workers Union
Unlimited
Bob Crosby
Cobalt Bomb Threat Spurs Global Life Extinction Warning
The New York Times reported that a cobalt encased hydrogen bomb could unleash a radioactive cloud millions of times deadlier than radium, traveling across continents and potentially extinguishing all life. Scientists warned a 400 bomb force could end life on earth, and tests at Eniwetok suggested development is feasible for any hydrogen bomb powered nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Leningrad
Odessa
Ural Mountains
Brown
Eniwetok
Leo Szilard
The
University
Chicago
Times
Explosion Sets Off Tuesday in Pacific Hydrogen Test
Atomic Energy Commission announced its third hydrogen weapon test in the Pacific at Eniwetok Bikini proving ground in the Marshall Islands. The test produced information of great importance to national defense, Strauss said, as Eisenhower noted no need for supers. The blast raises total nuclear detonations to 57 in nine years. The announcement did not label it thermonuclear, but Strauss referred to the program as thermonuclear weapons tests. The president said the H bomb has reached peak practical destructiveness and that no long term plan exists for progressively larger bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
ARC
Eniwetok-Bikini
Marshal Islands
ABC
Lewis L.strauss
Eisenhower
United States
AEC
Strauss
White House
Lewis L. Strauss
Pacific Proving Grounds
Russia
Eisenhower Says U.S. Will Seek Negotiated Asia Pact
President Eisenhower signaled the United States will pursue a negotiated settlement with Communist powers in Asia while not accepting mere words at Geneva. He noted ongoing discussions with Congress and allies, stressing concerted action and the stakes of Russian influence in Southeast Asia. Secretary Dulles urged a united will among freedom-loving nations to deter Communist domination, hoping to reduce the need for united action though prepared to act if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Asia
Geneva
Congress
Free World
John
Foster Dulles
Southeast Asia
United Action
Dulles
Indochina
Republican Women’s Centennial Conference
Western Pacific
Ashland Area Group Studies Incorporation
Hillcrest Knolls residents meet at Fairmont school to discuss incorporation versus annexation impact on their area. Edward L. T. Clark, president of the Hillcrest Knolls Improvement club, outlines concerns about school districts and cross-town routes as the Ashland Area committee studies possible incorporation between Hayward and San Leandro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Hillcrest Knolls
Fairmont School
Foothill Boulevard
Fairmont Hospital
Edward L. T. Clark
Midland Road
San Leandro
Clark
Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Club
Hayward
Thomas Jefferson
Toastmasters Elect Officers in Castro Valley Meeting
Castro Valley Toastmasters club will elect officers for the next year at tonight's gathering in Banchero's restaurant. Installation ceremonies are set for April 17 at Don's of Dublin. A social evening will include wives and partners, says publicity chairman Paul Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hayward, Leandro
Hurling Business Council
Bob Considine
Lovella Parsons
Ideo
Robert Allen
Swamp Justice Dept
Hayward Electric
Ike
Jonathan Mitchell
Washington Magazine
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Mitchell
White
Treasury
Bee
DeCordova
Garner
Jane Harvey Red
New York Times
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
William L
Lawrence
Harrison Brown
California Institute of Technology
California
the Times
Karl Mundt
Sears
Reds
Far East
Ashland Area Group Studies Incorporation
Sunbeam
Ade
Lucerne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!