Hayward Trustees Restrict Polio Trials in School Time
Hayward elementary district trustees revoke prior approval for polio field trials during school hours and seek updated plans after a legal opinion from District Attorney J Frank Coakley. The amended resolution allows use after school hours under conditions, with teachers and nurses aiding and parental consent to be coordinated. The ruling hinges on not using schools for medical treatment and conforming to convalescent code provisions, with further details to be clarified in today’s meeting with Dr. James C. Malcolm.
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Hayward
James C. Malcolm
Alameda County
J. Frank Coakley
Jude
Condi‘tong
Coakley
Jack Reese
Chile
Rees
Schoors
Malcolm
Redistricting Approved for Ballot in June
Alameda County supervisors vote four to one to place a charter amendment on the June 8 primary ballot for reapportionment of supervisorial districts. The measure, opposed by Harry Bartell, would set rules including a 10 year interval and limits around terms and elections while weighing population, geography, and community interests.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Harry Bartell
Bartell
Clifford Wixson
Hei
County of
Alameda
State of California
Carnival Night at Crow Canyon Spot in Hayward
The sixth annual Home Farm and Industry show advances at Crow Canyon Chateau Hayward with a 7:30 p.m. dinner and 6:30 p.m. social hour. Sponsored by W. P. Fuller and Company, Hayward, the event is organized by the chamber of commerce booster club.
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Hayward
Crow Canyon Chateau
Chamber of Commercia
W. P .Fuller and Company
Atomic push accelerates hydrogen weapon plans under Eisenhower
Atomic Chairman Lewis Strauss reports to the Senate Appropriations Committee on a secret defense shift ordered by President Eisenhower. The Atomic Commission diverts 477.4 million dollars from atomic programs to speed hydrogen weapon production, build materials plants, and advance thermonuclear testing while promising no halt to arms development. The Navy submarine Nautilus will begin sea trials and atomic powered aircraft show progress yet remain years away.
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Washington
Lewis Strauss
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Atomic Commission
Strauss
Wife of Soviet Ex-Diplomat Escapes Guards
In Canberra the wife of a former Soviet spy master escaped from her Red guards as her plane neared Moscow. After protesting, she sought asylum to stay with her husband Vladimir Petrov, with Australian PM Menzies announcing the dramatic escape and the government’s subsequent reprieve.
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Canberra
Russia
Australia
Regs Telcher
Ladimir Petrev
Darwin
Austalia
Moscow
Sydney
Glasspox pits windshields spook Castro Valley area
A Castro Valley resident reported a 15 by 5 inch hole in a rear window caused by a local Glasspox incident. Similar windshield damage was noted on nearby Ashland and Sonoma Street, with multiple vehicles affected and theories ranging from smog to meteor dust. Authorities and scientists debated causes as reports spread from Washington state to Canada.
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Castro Valley
Ashland
Eden Township
Fay
Mick
Davis Lane
Aywerd
Sonoma Street
Rodriguez
Manuel Rodrigues
Canada
Industria Fas
Washington State
Atlantic Coast
Washington
Gordon Shrum
University of British Columbia
iLegion To Get C D Truck Tomorrow
HAYWARD The city's civil defense rescue truck will be officially turned over to American Legion Post 68 in 1:30 a.m. ceremonies at city hall tomorrow.
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Hayward
Civil Defense
American Legion Post 68
City Hall
Bridges Says Indochina Situation Not Hopeless
Senator Styles Bridges after a congressional leadership meeting with Secretary Dulles said the Indochina situation looked gloomy but not hopeless and that sending American troops was unlikely for now. He noted future changes could alter the course as Geneva talks loom and Dulles aims for a united front in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
Bridges
State Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dulles
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Secretary of States
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs Fof
Paris
Nel
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Red China
North Korea
Counter move to Ashland incorporation study in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village and Washington Manor will launch a comprehensive study of possible incorporation in reaction to Ashland city plans. Boards of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association and Washington Home Owners Association adopt resolutions to pause county boundary approvals while forming a study group to evaluate defined areas near the elementary school district and Bay San Leandro limits.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Washington Manor
Ashland
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Washington Home Owners Association
Iin
Ithe
Bay
San Leandro
Ithe Western Pacific
County Boundaries Commission
San Lorenzo Creek
Livermore School Official Quits Amid Politics Charge
FBI reports major U.S. crime rose six percent to a record high in 1953 and notes crime grows four times faster than population. New York led major crimes with Chicago close behind. 2,159,080 major crimes nationwide. Arrest data show 1,174 cities reporting 7,791,160 arrests, with women 16.8 percent and men 83.2 percent.
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Washington
FBI
United States
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Hayward Sets First Public Hearing on Master Plan
Hayward schedules the first of two public hearings at 8 p m tomorrow in the council chambers of Hayward City Hall. The meeting invites residents to ask questions about proposals in the Master Plan booklet the city released weeks ago.
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Hayward
Hayward City Hall
Fort Ord Medical Change Aims to Cut Pneumonia Toll
Six Army medical officers reported a modified recruit conditioning program at Fort Ord to curb virus pneumonia. Col Lucius Thomas said fatigue may drive illness, with March rates near 100 per 3000. a 40 percent of cases traced to a virus type linked to a January finding by Dr Maurice Hilleman. A training order restricts double timing, limiting it to four minutes per marching period after the first hour and after meals when jackets are worn or sweating.
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San Francisco
Sixth Army
Fort Ord
Lucius Thomas
Thomas
Ocean Side
Maurice Hilleman
Army Medical Service- Graduates School
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington,d. Co
Ross J. Gould
Prostam
Livermore district administrator resigns amid mismanagement charges
Richard G. Tuck, assistant to the Livermore elementary school superintendent, resigns and calls for a public investigation. He accuses district leader Joe Michell and county superintendent Dr. Vaughn D. Seidel of bungling the building program, lack of supervision, and using funds for partisan ends. He cites deteriorating teacher morale and requests an airing of the situation.
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Livermore
Vaughn D. Seidel
Richard G. Tuck
Board of Trustees
Joe Michell
Seidel
Tuck
Michell
Alameda County
Lorenzo Woman Fends Off Intruder At Home
SQN LORENZO Mrs. Bobbie Castlebury 39 of 3068 Lewelling Boulevard reported to deputies she awoke at 1 am to a burglar breaking a window. She screamed as the intruder moved through the front room and the man fled, ripping the volt on her garage door.
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Sqn Lorenzo
Bobbie Castlebury
Lewellings Boulevard
Sheriff's Deputies
Oakland Board declines to buy Castro Valley school site
Oakland Board of Supervisors refused to purchase a Castro Valley school site for Eden township. A joint report by George Janssen and Kent Pursell cited an appraisal by F. Imagen v Oaxiend valuing the property at 130 thousand dollars and the offered county price between 92 thousand and 106 thousand dollars.
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Oakland
Oakland Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley
Eden Township
George Janssen
Kent Pursell
F.imagen
Oaxiend
Dees
Bartender in Court On Lottery Charges
Arraignment of Bartender Frank Vaccaro on operating a lottery at a tavern on Castro Street was continued to April 30 for plea by Judge T L Foley. Vaccaro was arrested after a patrolman bought a 26 cent lottery chance on whiskey from him.
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Hayward
Frank Vaccaro
Castro Street
T. L. Foley
Vaccaro
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Robert Allen
U. S
Hayward Realty & Investment CO
Heyward
Vladimir Pethov
Sayed
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Today's Index
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Lowella Parsons
Meen
Telvision
San Lorenzo, Wash
Dien Bien Pay Indochina
Livermore School
U.S
Ft. Ord
Lorenzo
Bulletin
Bill Bowman
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