Hayward City Accepts Chamber Three Point Street Plan
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce three point street program was accepted yesterday by the city engineer for immediate action. The plan, prepared by the Department of Public Works, aims to win county support for widening A Street and acquiring rights of way for Western Boulevard from San Pablo to Redwood Road, with a city council presentation planned next week.
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High Speed Elevated Rails Proposed for Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO A proposed rapid transit system would carry commuters atop elevated tracks at speeds over 60 mph. Henry K. Norton of New York outlined noiseless rubber-tired electric cars with 100 passenger capacity, estimating a price around 788 million dollars. The Alameda County portion would run in a series of loops to the county’s southern end, potentially adapting parts of the Key System and Bay Bridge with minimal overhead structures.
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Nuclear test set for Frenchman Flat tower tomorrow
LAS VEGAS, Nov 15. The Atomic Energy Commission announced a nuclear test from a 400 foot tower at Frenchman’s Flat scheduled for tomorrow. A morning weather readout showed wind and cloud conditions favorable for the test. ABC stated the test, four times delayed, would proceed at or after 12 nonje EST with a better than even chance of being held.
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Death of Gen Peyton C March Ends Noted Army Chief
Washington reports the death of Gen Peyton C March Army Chief of Staff during World War I. He died yesterday at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a hip fracture confinement. Born 1870s, March first served in the Philippine campaign of 1898 and later as military attaché in Tokyo during the Russo Japanese War era.
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Foothill Area Seeks Annexation by San Lorenzo Push
Foothill property owners led by Emporium Capwell and MacDonald family filed descriptions with the commission outlining an annexation plan to Hayward. The 17 acre area runs along Foothill Boulevard from San Lorenzo Creek to Rex Road, with Hayward opposing incorporation of that segment into San Lorenzo. Local leaders warn of a conflict over limits east of East 14th Street and Cherryland area interests.
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Cherryland County
Eisenhower orders fair vaccine access for all children
President Eisenhower directs action to ensure every child in the United States receives a fair share of the Salk polio vaccine as plans are made to offer the life saving fluid to the world. Secretary Hobby travels to Augusta to confer with medical officials on equal distribution, while Dulles studies export timing and possible gifts of research to other nations.
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Fire Damages Warehouse At Local Food Plant
An electric labeling machine error started a fire at a local foods Inc warehouse on Hathaway Avenue this morning. The blaze burned about 1000 square feet and caused $4500 in damages. Chief Matthew Jimenez said the fire was hard to fight due to an inaccessible location in a concrete building. Firefighters crawled through smoke nearly 300 feet to locate the flames, with two 300-foot hose lines used. Four fire trucks and 32 personnel responded. Cause under investigation.
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Ike Urges US to Join New International Trade Body
President Eisenhower told Congress today joining the new Organization for Trade Cooperation is essential to show the free world the United States seeks to promote trade among free nations. He warned that rejection would signal lack of interest and harm defense cooperation.
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Austrians Reds Agree On Treaty In Moscow Talks
Austria and the Soviet Union reached an agreement on conditions for an Austrian state treaty and prepared to issue a joint call for a five power conference to sell it to the West. Western powers waited to study the terms before endorsing a final accord amid Cold War tensions. Negotiations and final communique plans occurred at Molotov’s official residence with talks extending into the afternoon.
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Salk Two Shot Plan Adopted by Foundation
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis follows Jonas E Salk in limiting polio vaccine to two inoculations instead of three from the 1954 trials. A booster will come not before seven months after the first shots or before the 1956 season, delivering nine million doses and reaching 4.5 million more children.
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Greenspun Trial Opens as McCarthy Case Splits Court
Las Vegas Sun publisher Herman M Hank Greenspun faces charges of inciting murder through a Sun column about Sen Joseph McCarthy. Federal Judge John E Ross presides in Carson City with unusual juror questioning, as Greenspun risks up to five years in prison and fines up to $5000 if convicted.
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Knight Appoints Defense Director Pierson to Lead Civil Defense
Gov. Goodwin Knight names Stanley Pierson state director for civil defense in Sacramento. Pierson has served as acting director since Maj. Gen. Robertson's death last November. He draws a $12,000 annual salary and has 21 years of state service, including 17 with the State Board of Equalization and four as assistant director of civil defense.
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Civil’ Defense
Goodwin J. Knight
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W., M. Robertson
Aerial view proposed by San Lorenzo incorporation backers
An aerial view of the entire area proposed for incorporation by San Lorenzo proponents appears in today’s Daily Review on page 11.
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Battle over Capwell site sparks Hayward San Lorenzo clash
Rival groups in Hayward and San Lorenzo move to county boundaries commission after contest over Capwell site. Cherryland district predicted to oppose inclusion. Union City seeks incorporation earlier, court to decide filings precedence. Arguments set for April 25 before appeals court.
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Hoboes Rejoice As Russia Ends Freight-Hopping Ban
Moscow reports Bulgaria repeals wartime law prohibiting freight hopping and pulling train emergency cards without good reason. Offense now carries a fine or short jail terms, replacing harsher penalties. Citizens see renewed freedom to ride trains domestically and abroad.
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State irrigation official backs Trinity project
A California irrigation official warned of a desperate water shortage and urged approval of a 219 million dollar Trinity River reclamation bill. Donald M. Smith, chairman of the Sacramento Valley Irrigation committee, told a House subcommittee that keeping the Trinity project could alleviate future shortages as drought tightens. He cited Shasta dam storage at 3.8 million acre feet versus 4.5 million a year ago and the Sacramento River flow at half normal, stressing California's semi arid climate.
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