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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1955

Page

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Missing Witness Produced in California Murder Case

Alameda defense attorney John F Hanson Jr produced Elsie Abbott of Castro Valley as a potential witness in the case of 27 year old UC student Jeffrey Abbott charged with the murder of Stephanie Bryan. Mrs Abbott had vanished ten days earlier before grand jury questioning.

Alameda Burton Abbott John F. Hanson Jr Elsie Abbott Castro Valley University of California Stephanie Bryan Abbott Grand Stephanie Harold Howe Hanson Stanley Whitney Trinity County

Freed Airmen Blast Reds At Release From Chinese Jails

Eleven US airmen freed from Chinese jails spoke at a Hong Kong press conference saying Communists deserved no credit for their release. They said they were treated as criminals, denied espionage guilt, and flew home within hours aboard an Air Force plane. Airman Daniel C. Schmidt, 22, of Portland, Oregon, learned his wife remarried during captivity.

Wendell Merick United Press Hong Kong Freedoms People's China Air Force United States Jockey Club John Knox Arnold, Jr Sai North Korea Lke Arnold Daniel C. Schmidt Portland Ore

Washington Manor votes for 300000 recreation bonds

Washington Manor Community Services district officials launch a campaign in favor of a 300000 bond issue to fund a swimming pool and park facilities. A public hearing drew little opposition, while an objection over pool placement was overruled. The plan would fund a pool, dressing rooms, decking, windbreaks, land and two neighborhood parks with bonds paid off over 40 years at up to seven percent.

Washington Manor Washington Manor Community Services District Richard S. Dombrink Selma Street Eastshore Lewelling Washingston Manor Dayton Corvallis ‘School Community Services District Hayiward Area Washington iManor

31 Acre Site Acquisition Bid Planned San Lorenzo Village

A recommendation to acquire a 31 acre site in the westerly section of San Lorenzo Village Homes association will be presented to the board Monday evening for an unspecified use. A pair of proposals also include negotiating with Hayward Area Recreation District to create a neighboring park on Boeckman Road near Del Rey Elementary School.

Oro Loma Saui Litary Worthley San Lorenzo Jetlor Bayshore Werther Carroll A. Rogers David Allen Il Milpitas Worthley Trust San Lorenzo Industres County Planning Commission G Ds San Lorenzo Homes’ Association San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Bower Memorial Cabin Leon Jynette Association Board of Directors Jit Hayward Area Recreation District Village Association Boeckman Road del Rey Uist Grant Avenue The Homes Association

Faure and Pinay Cleared for Moscow Visit

Paris officials say Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay have authorization to accept a Soviet invitation to visit Moscow. A cabinet spokesman noted no date is fixed but the trip could occur in the first half of October.

Paris INS Edgar Faure Antoine Pinay Moscow

Dunn Hurls Sharp Blast At Cochran

Oakland supervisor Fr e is Dunn denounces Bay City promoter Gerald Cochran for accusing Howard Kutler County Planning Commission member of misconduct. Cochran pressed board to investigate Kutler over petition signatures and industry impact, while Dunn defends Kutler and questions the evidence, urging facts be presented.

Oakland Freis Dunn Bay City Gerald Cochran Howard Kutler Dunn Cochran Kutler Country Board of Supervisors San Leandro Hayward Kuders Planning Commission Kuder Old San Lorenzo Corkran William Strath Lowelling Steath San Lorenzo Sam Howard Howard Kent Pursel Emanuel P. Razezo Kuter Dana

Weather: Hot Week Forecast with Inland Fog Near Coast

A playful weather briefing notes warmth through Friday with fog near the coast and inland spread. The forecaster mentions yesterday’s high of 85 degrees and a cooler low today, while a joking exchange with the weatherman adds local color to the report.

Courthouse Land Deal Accord Seen

Alameda County Supervisors near finish of talks to buy more land in the Winton Avenue area for courthouse expansion. County Administrator Earl R. Strathman reported favorably on a field investigation by county engineers after viewing the Hayward site, noting a nearby ranchland as a good property with no serious drainage issues.

Oakland Alameda Winton Avenue Edloe Earl R. Strathman Hayward Strathman

Straw Hat Bandit Robs Two Theaters

East Bay police hunted a "straw hat" bandit who robbed two theaters in about half an hour. At Albany theater cashier Betty Borriani 19 handed over 100 dollars at gunpoint. Thirty minutes later at Richmond theater cashier Charlotte Klein 17 yielded 79.95 dollars. The robber used a nickel plated revolver and escaped with 179.85 dollars.

Richmond INS East Bay Albany Betty Borriani Charlotte Klein

Hervey Targeted in Brown Petition Over Liquor License

The San Diego Attorney General charged Edgar B. Hervey with unlawful conspiracy connected to a liquor license. The petition alleges Hervey and partner Frank Naso used influence to obtain a certificate later transferred to the Villano family, with $525 paid for it and claims of concealed involvement. Prior to filing, Munro had cleared Hervey, then stayed the decision.

Sacramento San Diego Edgar B. Hervey Good Imade J. Knight Paiva Edmund G. Brown William M. Bennett King State Russell Munro Hervey Frank Naso Edgar Hervey Vilanos Villanos NASA Ralph Rose John Villano TRE Nago Charles E. Berry California

Bulganin Rejects Open Skies Plan

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin today rejected President Eisenhower's proposal for an exchange of military secrets to prove mutual desire for peace. He spoke during an extraordinary Moscow meeting.

Moscow Nikolai Bulganin Eisenhower Bulganin Supreme Soviet Russia Muy Asuosie Bulgania Geneva Washington United Nations Disarmament Subecommitte New York White House James C. Hagerty Mr. Eisenhower Hagerty National Security Council Council John Foster Dulles

State Board eyes end to free ride in school aid

In Sacramento the State Board of Equalization declared it would not tolerate counties getting a free ride on school aid. It proposed raising assessed values in Sonoma and San Bernardino by 34 and 20 percent respectively to align with a 35 percent market-value standard, aiming to curb subsidies to low-valued counties. Alameda would lose about 1.7 million annually if assessments rise to that standard, while Marin officials defend their 1 million revaluation and seek postponement until their program concludes.

Sacramento State Board of Equalization Paul Leake Woodland Sonoma San Bernardino Alameda County Alameda Cound Marin Leake Board of Equalization District Marin County George W. Hall Hall William B. Fusselman Hallway

Space flight plan targets Mars by 1985 at 25 billion

German engineer Koelle outlined a five stage thirty year plan to reach Mars by 1985 funded at 25 billion dollars. The program would start with 100 development flights and orbital passenger ships, then build rockets and a 150 ton space station, culminating in a manned Mars mission in the final phase. President Eisenhower sent greetings and scientific collaboration offers during the congress opening. Research notes warned space radiation could hinder shielding humans from cosmic rays.

Werner Forchhammer Copenhagen INS Mars HH. Koelle Stuttgart Institute of Physics International Astronautical Federal Congress Koele Space Station Moon Eisenhower The Federation Tific U. S Fred A. Hitcrecock Ohio State University

Poison Gas Incident At Burbank Plant Hurts Dozens

Fifty people, about 40 women, were overcome by chemical fumes at the Advanceelectrical and Relay plant in Bur bank today. Twenty five patients, including 50 women, were taken to St. Joseph's hospital with partial paralysis. Dr. Walter J. Dorn said limbs regained use within a short time and most will be discharged within 24 hours. Ambulatory patients continued to arrive, bringing total affected to over 70. The plant makes electric switch devices and is a subsidiary of the Elgin Watch company on Winois.

Burbank Ins Advancelectrical and Relay Company St. Joseph's Hospital Walter J. Dorn Elgin Watch Company Off Winois

American Airlines Convair crashes near Fort Leonard Wood

A Convair airliner from Texas to New York with stops at Springfield St Louis Detroit and back crashed in a wooded area near Fort Leonard Wood while attempting an emergency landing. Twenty seven passengers and three crew were reported dead. Witnesses said an engine burst into flame over Lebanon Missouri before the glide to the airstrip. The pilot radioed trouble after takeoff from Springfield.

Ft, Leonard Wood INS American Airlines Fort Leonard Wood Texas Springfield St. Louis Detroit New York Lebanon Ft. Leonard CAA

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