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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1955

Page

1

Southern Alameda county eyes first state college

A bill by Assemblyman Carlos Bee to formally recognize a four year state college for Southern Alameda County moves to the education committee. The measure follows broad local support from chambers, civic groups, and labor units. The State Board of Education urged expanding enrollments by upgrading existing institutions, yet local backing remains strong with unanimous county delegation support and co authors from Dahl Rumford Dickey and Wharton.

Roy Grimm Alameda Carlos Bee Hay‘ward State’ Assembly Alameda County Sacramento Walter Dahl Piedmont Wiliam B. Rumford Dj Berkeley Randall F. Dickey Thomas Wi Bee

Public Health Officials Clash Over Salk Vaccine Handling

In Oakland, Dr J C Geiger blasts vaccine distribution as May 3 restart looms while Dr James C Malcolm in Southern Alameda County defends May 9 and June 6 two shot schedule. They warn of possible May polio outbreak and stress antibody development. Bay Area officials diverge over Foundation influence and regional deployment.

Oakland J. C. Geiger Paull WU Bay San Francisco Alameda County Ver James C Malcolm National Foundation Ale Meda Geiger Southern California Pra Oskland Health Malcohm Alameda Colt

Nationwide polio vaccination drive begins in U S

Hundreds of thousands of children start reception of the Salk polio vaccine as the largest mass inoculation program in history unfolds. Delays in vaccine shipments push some states to await first priority for Southeast and Southwest youngsters.

United Press Tallahassee Fla Los Angles Calif Carrie Health Department San Francisco Ellis D. Sox National Foundation For Washington Lister Hill D-Ala Eisenhower Ajlack

Communists Lose Voting Majority in French Local Elections

In France, local elections yielded a reduced Communist share from 23.5 to 21 percent across department councils, though they still led as the single party in popular votes. The right of center coalition polled about 7.1 percent, while the ballot system kept Communist seats to a minimum.

Paris

West Berlin Officials accuse East Germany of firing on workers

West Berlin officials charged that East German authorities fired on West Berlin workers seeking contact with the East. The incident underscores Cold War tension as Berlin confronts restrictions on cross border contact and movement.

West Berlin Berlin East

Einstein dies at Princeton at age 76

World renowned physicist Dr Albert Einstein died early today in Princeton New Jersey hospital after a gall bladder inflammation. Born in Ulm Germany in 1879 he fled Nazi terror and joined the United States in 1933 becoming a citizen in 1940. His work on relativity and atomic energy reshaped science and society.

Princeton N. J Albert Einstein Einstein Germany Prague Zurich Berlin United States Institute For Advanced Study Ulm Italy Polytechnic-Academy Berne

Ranchers Cheer as Weekend Rain Lifts Dry Valley

Local ranchers smile as weekend rain continues. Hayward gauge records 0.12 inches in 48 hours, bringing season total to 19.93 inches. Farmers anticipate irrigation relief for tomatoes, sugar beets, cucumbers, and cover crops. Rain benefits lowland hay and grain, though Salinas lettuce crop losses reach about 250000 dollars. Bayares breaks a 20 day drought but totals still lag behind last year.

Hayward High Schoch Hag Lee Benson Benson Earl Warren Livermore Altamont Warrers Salinas Bayares

Housewives Hurt In Auto Crash On Mateo Span

A San Mateo Hayward bridge wreck left eight hurt and blocked traffic as a rain slick curve near the toll plaza caused a collision involving Mrs Norma Jean Harris and her 20 month old son Craig. Police carried two ambulances to Mills Memorial hospital where Mrs Harris and Craig were treated. others including Mrs Charles T Carter and her son Robert were released after care. A second crash line involved a truck and trailer struck by a Southern Pacific freight train near Alvarado around 11 pm with no injuries reported.

Hayward San’ Mateo Mills Memorial Hospital San Mateo Charles T. Carter Bridge ‘Street Toil Plaza Norma Jean Harris Craig Ling Harris Cate Vinto Wil‘liam Palo’ Alto Velma Roger ‘Russell Twife Olive Menlo Park Carter Robert Southern Pacific Alvarados

United States blasts Red China as incorrigible violator

The United States denounces Red China as an incorrigible violator of international practices denying Peiping admission to the United Nations narcotics commission. Anslinger accuses China of blood money drug profits while the 15 nation panel debates East German participation and broader anti narcotics strategies.

U.S China United ‘Nations N.Y ENS United States Peiping U.N Harry Anslinger United*States Vnte East Germany West Germany Red China U.S. A THE U. N. Commission

Trinity Frp Split Remains Unsettled Amid Senate Roll Calls

In Trinity San Luis, the FRP split persisted as two roll calls failed to muster the six votes needed. Supporters of the project and federal adherents clash as resolutions faltered, with Sen. Paul Byrne and allies pushing a floor vote.

Conti Trinity-San’ Luis Senate Paul Byrne R-Chito

Senator Dorsey backs Feather River plan over Trinity work

In Sacramento Senator Jess R. Dorsey of Bakersfield voiced support for the Feather River project and said the Trinity River plan would yield no water to the San Joaquin Valley south of Fresno. He favored state construction and operation of the San Luis project with FRP or federal construction of the San Luis reservoir and canals under state specs, with transfer to the state.

Sacramento Jess R. Dorsey Bakersfield Feather River Trinity River San Joaquin Fresno Dorsey San Luis FRP San Luis Reservoir

Deadlock Persisted In Feather River Project Hearing

The article notes a 5 to 4 vote in a committee on the Feather River project with missing member details and two abstentions. A stalemate leads to another hearing planned, date unspecified, as organizers aim to settle the issue.

Feather River Sen Edwin J. Regan Weaverville

Communist purge in Hungary shocks world power bloc

In Budapest the central committee expelled Premier Imre Nagy and defense head Mihaly Farkas from the Communist Party amid controversy over Nagy’s ideas. Nagy was stripped from all party posts and recalled from functions, while Farkas faced similar removal. Nagy reportedly suffered a heart attack eleven days after Malenkov’s resignation.

Vienna Hungary Communist Party Imre Nagy Wonoviet George Malenkov Leeds Poris Mihalyarkas Farkas Fist Budapest Central’ Committee

London Rejects Red Charges Over Airliner

Britain rejects Red Chinese accusation that London shared responsibility for an Air India Constellation crash off Borneo. The plane carried 11 Communist officials and newsmen to an Afro Asian conference in Indonesia. three crew survived. Peiping claimed U.S. agents sabotaged the flight, a charge dismissed by U.S. officials as nonsense.

London INS Britain Borneo Peiping Red China Air India Red China U.S Hong Kong

Afro Asian conference opens amid tensions and calls for peace

The 29 nation Afro Asian conference opened with attacks on racism and colonialism and on stockpiling atomic bombs. Chou Enlai and Nehru displayed reserve amid talks about Formosa. Indonesian Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo warned mass destruction weapons threaten world peace. Arab bloc pressure rose as Egypt pushed for a Palestine settlement as a condition for lasting peace.

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