Four Cities Set To Make Choice
Four Southern Alameda county cities vote tomorrow for 15 council seats with San Leandro seeing the fiercest activity. Hayward, Fremont, and Newark list unopposed incumbents in parts. San Leandro also votes on school board members and three ballot measures. Old San Lorenzo may vote on incorporation. turnout expected moderate.
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Hayward
Fremont
Newark
San Lorenzo
Old San Lorenzo
Herbert Burbank
W. O. Wilson
Art Phillips
Frank R. Biggs
Floyd Ataway
Walter B. Ballard
Vernon C. Blichfeldt
William M. Carleton
Manuel R. Castro
William L. Ceritelli
Fred G. Cox
Rudolph K. Dettenrieder
Henry R. Gall
Bernice C. Ganic
Raymond C. Gonsalves
Farrell A. McCollum
B. W. Palmer
John N. Pappas
Olive D. Sheets
Michael D. Sheridan
Paul D. Sandon
Jack D. Maltester
Valance Gill
Marvel M. Taylor
Joseph Q. Bellini
Steve Antone
al Santoni
James R. Frazier
Lewis N. Smith
Istrict
Anthony Cardoza
Estes Kefauver to Speak in Hayward on April 18
Mrs. Annis Rock announced a Kefauver campaign schedule with a 10 10 a m talk from Hayward City Hall followed by whistle stops at Derotos Mission San Jose Warm Springs and Milpitas. He arrives in San Leandro at 9 30 a m and in San Jose by 12 20 p m with plans for a Friday gathering at the Alta Mira club in San Leandro to boost support.
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Hayward City Hall
Annis Rock
Eighth Congressional District
Kefauver
Tennessee Solon
San Leandro
Hayward
Derotos
Mission San Jose
Warm Springs
Milpitas
San Jose
San Jose at_12:20 p.m.Mrs. Rock said the Kefauver haremittes
P.m
Alta Mira Club
Lafayette Street
Emerson Resigns to Campaign for Superior Court Seat
Oakland born Emerson resigns as assistant district attorney after 21 years to campaign for the Superior court judgeship held by James G. Quinn. He plans private practice in Oakland and faces opposition that many former ADA staff occupy the bench. Also campaigning is Paul E. Deadrigh of San Leandro.
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Oakland
Folger Emerson
Emerson
Superior Court
James G. Quinn
Earl Warren
Quinn
Paul E. Deadrigh
San Leandro
Three Auto Crashes Hurt Five in Alameda County
Five people were injured in three weekend crashes in Southern Alameda County. In Niles canyon two Niles men suffered compound leg fractures after their westbound car hit a rock shelf. A Hayward man with a badly injured arm collided on U.S. Route 5, and a San Leandro man plus an Oakland girl were hurt when their car overturned on Redwood Road. A 21 year old from Niles and his companion faced serious injuries. A Castro Valley crash on U.S. 50 left another man with elbow and shoulder injuries. An Oakland woman and a San Leandro man were also noted in the day’s accidents. Meanwhile a separate report notes Turkey slated to receive a 25 million dollar foreign aid loan as part of NATO-related purchases and defense improvements. Five Russians granted asylum in the U.S. were also reported.
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William Glass
Niles
Niles Canyon Road
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Jordan
Hayward
U.S
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Castro Valley
McMahon
Robert B. Waberski
142Nd Avenue
Ashland
Washington
Ins
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U. S
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East Oakland Hospital
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Turkey
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Lee
Oakland
Jear
ICA
Hance
New York
Wlluys
Ineee Ottober Ee
Freeen
Suigeige
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Taupse
Alameda
Union
Ters
Carpenter Union
Repre
Church World Service
Jan van Sentatives
San Francisco
Koogstraten
Idlewild Air-La Nen
Iport
Uni Nations
Charles A. Roe
Business Rep
Consula
Four Marines Die in Platoon Swamp March
The Marine Corps reports four recruits drowned and two missing after a staff sergeant led a 75 man platoon into a swamp near Parris Island in a disciplinary march. Four bodies recovered after an all night search. earlier 11 were missing. The sergeant is in custody as a court of inquiry investigates the incident.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Parris Island
D.C
Airman Slaying Arrest by FBI in New York Bowery Hotel
The FBI arrested Prentice Frank Day, 22, of Littleton, N.Y., in a Bowery hotel yesterday on murder charges in the bloodstained slaying of Airman 2/c Roger C. Timm of Evanston. Timm's body was found near Madill, Oklahoma, about a week after his car was discovered.
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Evanston
Jil
Air
FBI
Prentice Frank Day
Littleton
N.Y
Bowery
Air- Tah 2
Roger C. Timm
Timm
Madill
Okla
Ip Antonio
Tex
Abbott, Lawyer Discuss Appeal at San Quentin
Burton W. Abbott, a convicted kidnapper-murderer, met yesterday with new attorney Leo A. Sullivan at San Quentin to discuss the automatic appeal to the State Supreme Court. Abbott's mother Elsie and brother Mark attended, while Mrs. Abbott criticized previous lawyers for not visiting since the conviction.
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San Quentin
Burton W. Ab_bott
Leo A. Sullivan
State Supreme Court
Elsie
Mark
Harold Howe
Stanley
Itney
Zoo to Test Iron Curtain Animal Exchange
The San Diego Zoo won State Department approval to exchange animals with Moscow next summer. The zoo would send rattlesnakes pairs of cougar cubs black bear cubs possums facoons and roadrunners in return for Siberian tigers and snow leopards. The Russians have not promised to send the animals.
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San Diego
Plane Cracks Up In Pilot Visit To Injured Kin
A 37 year old pilot visiting his brother injured in an Alvarado NIKE construction accident is recovering after his light airplane stalled during landing at Hayward airport. James Bone of Herlong Siskiyou county suffered a broken nose and cuts. Marshalle Boone of San Leandro is in good condition at Kaiser Oakland with a leg injury hoped to be saved. Marshall crawled from a shed after a tractor accident. Co worker Mervyn Ellsworth aided the injured man and James aided by aGuard on duty Col. Chester R. Smith treated him. The 4:30 pm crash is under investigation.
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Hayward
James Bone
Herlong
Siskiyou County
Marshall Boone
Doolittle Drive
San Leandro
Kaiser Permanente Hospital
Oakland
Marshall
Jia
Marsh
Mervyn Ellsworth
Aurora Drive
Sen Leandro
James
Fred Taplin
Taplin
Air National Guard
Chester R. Smith
Col. Smith
Eva Gabor Honeymoon Trail After Third Marriage
New York reports Eva Gabor wed Dr. John Williams a Beverly Hills surgeon in what is her third marriage. The ceremony marks the 10th for the Gabor sisters with Magda now at nine after a recent wedding to Arthur Gallucci. Zsa Zsa plans to wed Hal B. Hays possibly in April for number 11.
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New York
Eva Gabor
Eva
John Williams
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gabor I
Magda
Arthur Gallucci
Zsa
Zse
Los Angeles
Hal B. Hays
Hollywood Motel Blast Kills One
An explosion in a Sunset Boulevard motel rocked the area for blocks killing one person and injuring three others. W. T. Gilmore, 39, and a clerk from Yuba City suffered burns in the blaze. Police and fire crews investigate the cause amid scattered reports of an accumulation of fumes and a cigarette ignition.
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Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
W. T. Gilmore
Yuba City
Pho@nix
Ariz
Eisenhower asks Congress for 547 million defense boost
President Eisenhower urged Congress to raise defense appropriations by 547.1 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Most funds target expanding the H bomb fleet and accelerating B-52 bomber production, with 376.5 million for the Air Force and 65.6 million for the Navy. A 128 million allocation covers B-52 bases and DEW line radar construction. The request aims to push 1957 spending to about 36.0 billion, about 1.5 billion above the current year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Tundal
Arctic Inn
Canada
Navy
Army
Augusta
Gai
Peace Effort to Reduce Middle East Tension
US Ambassador Henry Byroade met Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo for 43 minutes to ease border tensions amid ongoing Gaza fighting. He conveyed regrets for loss of life and urged both sides to calm disputes while noting UN aims to moderate Arab-Israeli hostilities. Arab press warned of possible regional mobilization along Syria Lebanon and Jordan borders.
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INS
U. S
Henry Byroade
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Byroade
Nasser
United States
Gaza
Hyroade
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
Hyrcade
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Big S F Airport Expansion Planned
San Francisco plans a $34 million expansion of its international airport financed by a bond issue and federal grants. Public Utilities Manager James H. Turner said the program seeks voter approval on the November ballot.
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San Francisco
INS
Ihe
Equassonas
James H. Turner
Public Utilities
Ten Car Pileup Blocks Bayshore Traffic
Traffic collisions on the Bayshore treeway tied up the morning commuter rush toward San Francisco. Patrols reported at least ten cars involved in smashups across Millbrae Burlingame and San Mateo with no fatal injuries reported.
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Burlingame
Bayshore
San Francisco
Millbrae
San Mateo
Three Japanese Jailed as Spies Reported in Shanghai
An English language newspaper reported that three Japanese citizens were arrested in Shanghai on espionage charges. Two Japanese visitors to Japan from Red China said the three had been detained.
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Ths
Abiive
Ning News
Shanghai
Japan
Red China
Victim Identified in Car Fire in South Bend Garage
Donley Pierce a 45 year old Phoenix Arizona man was found dead in the front seat of a burned car inside a local South Bend garage. The death is not believed to involve foul play and is credited to carbon monoxide or smoke inhalation based on investigators findings.
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Indiks
Donley Pierce
Phoenix
Ariz i Pierce
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