Delays in Polio Shots Do Not Halt Hayward Plan
Health officials confirm the May 9 start for a two shot polio inoculation program for Hayward area school children in first through fourth grades. Despite vaccine diversions to the south, Alameda and Contra Costa medical groups prioritize first and second graders, with private physicians handling costs and arrangements as vaccine supplies shift. Cutter Laboratories reports most of its West Coast vaccine goes to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, with some routed to Bay Area offices and more expected soon.
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Hayward
California
Catherine Baird
Health Department
Oakland
San Francisco
Alameda
Contra Costa
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
West Coast
3Aiq
National Foundation For Infantile
Bay Area
M. Sooner
Weather outlook shows remnants moving from Great Lakes
The weather bureau reports high level remnants from yesterday's Nevada atomic test cloud drift over the lower Great Lakes this morning and are expected to pass off the middle Atlantic coast by tonight.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Nevada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Feather River Project Directors Back Byrne Bill
Feather River Project association directors voted to support a Sen. Byrne resolution that would let Congress fund and authorize the project with state operation and potential later acquisition. They opposed Sen. Regan’s resolution urging Congress to authorize a Trinity river project, fearing it would hinder earlier water supplies for California. The two resolutions go before the Senate committee on water resources for consideration.
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Sacramento II
Feather River
Faul Byrne
Chico
Byrne
Congress
Edwin Regan
Weaverville
Trinity River
Regan
Raymond A. Teonetti
PRP Association
Trinity- San Luis Reservoir
California
San Luis Reservoir
Senate Committee On Water Resources
Wife Killer Dies After Death by Own Action
Frederick Lazarus, 23, who murdered his wife and then shot himself, died at Herrick Memorial Hospital. An unemployed accountant, Lazarus had been separated from his wife since September after arrest for luring an 18 year old girl into Tilden Park and attempting assault. He held his wife captive at gunpoint in her apartment but she escaped after biting his shoulder. Police had charged him with park assault, later reduced to a misdemeanor with a $250 fine.
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Oakland
Frederick Lazarus
Herrick Memorial Hospital
Lazarus
Tilden Park
Evidence Hit In Sheppard Plea Hearings Begin
Cleveland court scene as defense and prosecution spar over new trial for Dr Samuel H Sheppard. Judge Edward Blythin sets April 27 hearing date after Prosecutor Saul Danaceau requests clarifications on the motion.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Vattorneys
Saul Danaceau
Wiliam Cottiger
Edward Blythin
Control of Objectionable Books Steering Committee Appointed
A committee in Hayward forms to review objectionable comic books and propose actions. The group, chaired by Rhodes, plans a central meeting mid May with two member teams to assess titles such as Joy Girl and Wayward Nurse, aiming to coordinate parent teacher and community input. Public officials note new evidence may affect the case and emphasize caution in labeling materials as acceptable.
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Rhodes
Hay-yhis
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Ife
Coopera F
Rete
Corrigan
Crvic
Sheppard
Jmittee
Paul Kirk
Investi
Jarea
Marilyn Sheppard
Grouns
G. E. Anderson
Sheriff’s
Dr. Sheppard
Mrsifference
Fuller Avennue
Patricia
Marciel
Trayner Court
Dulles to Meet President for Foreign Policy Review
Secretaries James Hagerty said John Foster Dulles will fly to Augusta to confer with President Eisenhower on a foreign policy review. No emergency prompted the meeting and it will cover Formosa and Soviet Austrian developments as Stump reports on Far East forces.
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Augusta
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Formosa
Russia
Austria
Bulles
Air Force
Washington
Lisenhower
Felix B. Stump
Seventh Fleet
Fire Sweeps Four In Central Valley Businesses
A general alarm swept through four business and residence buildings in Central Valley ten miles north of here. Firemen battled the blaze for an hour with air support before it was contained yesterday. Fire Chief Earl Stevens estimated damage at 21000 dollars. The flames reportedly started when Chet James tried to clean shirts from an oil burner, spreading to two restaurants and a shoe store.
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Redding
Central Valley
Earl Stevens
Chet James
Oakland Manufacturer Faces Extortion Plot
Walter N Boysen of Oakland, a wealthy paint maker, received a death threat demanding 75000 dollars. Police and sheriff deputies staged a trap by faking payment, placing a newspaper packet as mock currency along Jonas Hill road while guarding Boysen’s family. Authorities checked three suspects but made no arrest.
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Counly
Walter N
Boysen
Oakland
Tran Ja
Honolulu
Sheriff's Deputies
Jonas Hill
Orunda
Brown
Oakland Police
Vvere
SOS Puzzle Triggers Coast Guard Probe
The Coast Guard investigated mysterious distress signals heard yesterday in San Francisco. Authorities, aided by Navy, Air Force, and FCC teams, spent hours probing a repeated Morse code SOS message titled Sub Sunk, with hoax as a possible explanation.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Navy
Air, Force
Federal Communications, Commission
Atomic Energy Commission clears Nevada test cloud report
AEC officials issued a statement on the Nevada test indicating the atmospheric plume moved east northeast over the Great Lakes region and was expected to pass the middle Atlantic Coast by nightfall. They said radioactivity would diffuse and lessen in intensity as the cloud moved, with aviation precautions already in place.
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List
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Aboy
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Ign
Atlantic
Washingtonias
Aoe
Denver
AEC
Geiger
Weather Bureau
Fumes Fatal to Porter at Olympic Club
San Francisco report says Tom Goodman, 68, a porter at the Olympic Club, died after inhaling smoke from two small fires in a fifth floor closet. He passed away in an ambulance en route to a hospital.
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San Francisco
Tom Goodman
Olympic Club
Three Leaders to Play Major Roles at Afro-Asian Talks
Bandung hosts 29 nations as Nehru U Nu and Nasser arrive to join Chou En-lai in shaping an opening agenda. Delegations from India Burma Indonesia and China prepare working papers on economic cultural cooperation disarmament and U.N. admission amid expectations of a declaration of intent.
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Bandung
Indonesia
INS
Jawaharlal Nehru
U Nu
Gamal Abdel Nasser Tewto
Rangzon
Nebru
Chou En-lai
Colomba
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Burma
Ttig
United, Nations
Japan
Philippines
Chou
Red China
Peiping
The
U.N
Meas Chou
Nehru
Nesser Jeff Rangoon
To Begin New Life in America from Holland
The Herdijk family and five children arrived in Los Angeles today to start anew in the United States with help from Allen H. Rabin, a Los Angeles businessman who runs a druggists’ supplies factory. Rabin previously met Eherdijk in Monnikindam, Holland in 1951, after the family risked their lives to hide five Jewish women from the Nazis during World War II.
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Los
Angeles
Wy — Leenidert Herdijk
Holland
United States
Los Angeles
Eherdijk
Allen H. Rabin
Rabin
Hordijk
Monnikindam
Rioters With Ice Picks Riot at Rusk State Hospital
Rioters armed with baseball bats ice picks and scissors at Rusk State Mental Hospital seized hostages including hospital superintendent Charles Castner. At least seven people were injured two released patients Dr L D Hancock and attendant Hub Taylor badly wounded. Riot began 9 30 PM CST and was detected after a patient raised an alarm.
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Rusk
Tex
Rusk State Mental Hospital
Calles
Cecil Parish
Charles Castner
Parrish
Parrish Sakes
L.D
Hancock
Hub Taylor
Shospital
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California Air National Guard
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