New Airport Runway To Lead Planes Away From Village
City council authorized condemnation of part of a subdivision near Maynard airport to build a new 7,000 foot runway slanted west, aiming to keep takeoffs over open ground and away from Sac La Rin Village homes. Four council members voted yes, mayor opposed. project funded by city resources with $1.5 million from Air National Guard, construction to begin after court action. The plan includes 24 lots to be condemned, with possible additional tracts if needed, and a public hearing set for March 14 to discuss interim financing and area development.
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Hayward
Maynard Airport
Art Phillips
W. O. Wilson
Carlos Bee
Vic Hale
John Hast
To City
Pollard
Air National Guard
County Board of Supervisors
San Lorenzo Village
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Ruge
Eisenhower speaks at VFW encampment in Los Angeles
Republican presidential nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Los Angeles from Denver to address the VFW national encampment at the Coliseum. He is to receive the Bernard Baruch medal for contributions to unity and world care. He plans to return to Denver after the speech. A New York Methodist group discussed civil rights with him, while he reaffirmed plans on employment and congressional respect.
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Los Angeles
Dwight J. Liserhower
Denver
Calo
Aare
GOP
Pontiner
VFW
Eisen
Howev Ily Flet
Bernard M. Baruch
Pny
D. Ward Nizhabs
Atvican Methodist Episcopal Rhinch
New York
Lore
Trasef Rinevedas
Nichols
Norre
Sgeneral Eisehower
America
Eisenhower
Irany Linois
Congress
Soldier Sacrifice Assailed by Nixon at Legion Convention
A damaged clipping reports Republican Senator Richard Nixon addressing California American Legion delegates. Nixon urged military strength, avoidance of political fears, and the elimination of subversive elements in the United States while emphasizing readiness to win. Lewis K. Gough of Pasadena is slated to speak as a candidate for national commander.
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Sen. Richird
I. Nixon
California American Legion
Nixon
Whittier Post
Yurdordiy
United Flex
Legion
United States
Lewis K. Gough
Pasadena
California
Ennirentian Tatkivs
Cohen Asks For Jail Release From Tax Evasion Conviction
Gambler Mickey Cohen urged the San Francisco Court of Appeals to release him from jail while his tax evasion appeal proceeds. Cohen, now known as Mr Neilsland, argued he is uniquely denied bail among tax violators and noted his ongoing legal fight amid prior attempts. The petition follows similar Supreme Court refusals of analogous requests and references attorney Mootis Labine.
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San Francisco
Cohen
S. Come of Appeals
Neilsland
Hiarney
Mootis Labine
U.S. Supreme Court
Pice
Labine
Soviet Magazine Controversy Over Ban and Info Bulletin
The State Department denounces Soviet charges that Washington banned a US information bulletin. The dispute centers on publication of Amerika in the Soviet Union and alleged Soviet blocking of the bulletin's distribution. The note was delivered July 30, with tensions dating from July 14 and July 20 replies.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Tus
Mooscow
Van Fleet May Get New Post In Korea
Gen James A Van Fleet may be rotated to a new post as Gen Clark continues as United Nations and U S commander in Korea. A top echelon reshuffle and visits by Washington officials to Japan and Korea are reported as a new command structure forms. The Army has relieved Van Fleet of several duties including logistical support and civil affairs, transferring those to the new KCOMZ zone with forward Seoul and rear Tregu headquarters.
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Vu. S
James A. van L Tran
Ath
United Nations Command
Japan
Washington
Iewyind
Ki Clark
U.S
U.N
van Flret
Kore
Enister
Komt
Karran
KCOMZ
Seoul
Tregu
Peau
Weather notes on fog and temperature trend
A brief weather update reports persistent fog clearing by late Wednesday morning. It notes little overall temperature change with the previous day's high and today's low as the main figures.
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Tamorsaw
Clearin
Stevenson to Meet Brannan in Illinois Visit
Gov Adlai Stevenson hosts a campaign stop at the Illinois executive mansion with visits by Charles F Brannan and others. Brannan backs the Brannan Plan for farm payments, while Stevenson signals support for price supports but with few details. A press conference reveals potential candidates for the Democratic national committee, including Frank E McKinney and Walter F Layne.
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Jaungeeld
Adlai FH Slavenson
Ilinois
Charles F. Brayna
Stevenson
Breanan
Farm Plank
Conruss
Aley
Voxfer d Stevenson
Democrat National Committee
Frank E. McKinney
Walter F. Layneh
York
McKinney Abain
Kbout
U.N. Jets Destroy Four Red Planes in Korea Fight
United Nations fighter bombers downed or damaged ten MiG15 jets in five duels near the 38th parallel. The Thunderjet-MIG duel took place above the parallel as clashes spanned roughly 30 miles north of the line. This marked the first time in months MiGs ventured beyond their Manchurian shelter core in the area.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Semeneorthy Kotex
Hagju
Tre 38Th
Sativon
Sth Air Force
Hollywood Producer Waller Warner Paroled from Prison
Wanger Up Today reports that movie producer Waller Warner was granted parole today, ending a fall sentence. The decision comes amid renewed attention to the case and industry discussion on rehabilitation and freedom.
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Hollywood
Waller Warner
Geuléa
Pacific Perimeter Defense Moves Ahead
Foreign ministers of the United States Australia and New Zealand advance talks on a defense perimeter. Inaugural session at Kaneohe Marine Base signals effort to create a coordinated approach amid early agenda shifts and disagreements among delegates.
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Hawaian
Seey. of
Arhesmn
Rae Winns
Owelcome
Honolulin
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Richard G. Casey
Ani
Ty Wlifton Webb
Hong
New Tealand
Schedwe
Ponds
Tsk
Waewie Mutant Defense Teats
Kaneohe
U N W A R N S K O R E A N S T O C L E A R O U T
The United Nations warns Koreans to clear out amid a war of alarms and air raids. B-29s drop warning leaflets over target areas while Radio Seoul broadcasts names of endangered towns to aid civilian evacuation and deter Communist forces.
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U.N
Kinea
United Song
Northy Rares Mbians
Tunno
Vay
Glen QO Bireusmanden
Ath
Train Rams Car Injures Six Near Livermore California
A collision on the Livermore Pleasanton highway left two two year olds in critical condition and three others seriously hurt when a car was struck by a freight train near Santa Rita. The driver Talama was described in fair condition while Mrs Ricardo Anita Ricardo and several others were listed as in satisfactory condition. The impact tore the automobile from the tracks and hurled it onto the shoulder. Injured were taken to Highland hospital and later to Fairmont. Another crash in San Jose left two year old Frink Gomes with serious injuries.
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Livermore
St Paul's Hospital
Narlene Ricardo
Anita’s Ricardo
Lawirdos Ricard
Macaria Talania
Broderick
Calif
Johany Ricardo
Nancy Ricardo
Talama
Ath Ota
Santa Itt Ornado
Livermore Pleasanton
Ricardo
Anita Tisare
Eto
Il'r
Highland Hospital
Missin San Jose
Frink Gomes
Decoto
Airmont Hospital
Joseph Aniliro
Jeanas- Motua
Niles
Gomez
Levine Hospital
Fawr'enndle
Fourteen Red Leaders Guilty in Government Plot
BULLETIN Los Angeles reports that fourteen teen California leaders connected to the National Communist party were found guilty in federal court of plotting to violently overthrow the government. The eight-woman, four-man jury deliberated over five days before delivering the verdict.
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Bulletin
Los Angeles
California
Wome
Tour Migh
Des
National Communist Party
Mathes
Chicago King Of Gamblers Murdered In Drive-By Shootout
Theodore Moc, famed kingpin of Chicago south side gambling, was shot in front of his home in a gangland execution. Two shotgun blasts struck him in the chest and neck as his empire faced new upheaval. Witnesses recalled gunfire and a fleeing car, while police pursued suspects in the wake of the Kefauver era crackdown on illegal betting. Mary, a frightened neighbor, cried out as shots rang out, and investigators noted possible motives tied to rival factions and past killings.
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Chicago
Theodore
Urihs
Negra
Mt Rae
Mike
Win
Leanage
Guntigh Fee
Park
Nate
Mary
CY Boy Drowns On Vacation In Oregon
A 14 year old CY boy, son of Mr and Mrs Tony Maria of Santa Maria Avenue, drowned Sunday near Myrtle Creek, Oregon while vacationing with family. Survived by sisters Helen McFee Frances Miller and Margaret Weeks, brother Wilbert Martin, and grandmother Mrs Anna Roman. Funeral set for Castro Valley Moriarty pol 20359 Lake Chabot Road at 6 30 am Thursday with mass at Our Lady of Grace Church Castro Valley. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Airs
Tony Maria
Santa Maria Avenue
Helen McFee
Frances Miller
Margaret Weeks
Tis
Wilbert Martin
Anna Roman
Castro Valley Moriquiry Pol
Lake Chabot Road
Our Lady of Grace Church
Castro
Vallow
Ivry
Warren Seeks Curb on School Bond Proposals
Sacramento Governor Warren said current Senate plans would not cure the school funding problem. He questioned a $5 million annual construction bond, warned against overreliance on reserves, and declined to state his position on bond size. Assembly actions showed a range of options from $250 million to a $10 million bond, with talks of compromise developing.
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E Warren
Senate
Weo
Warren
Warren Anid
Assembly Uies
Ube
Richard JI. McCollistar
Mill Valley
Assembly
Tere
Francis Dinide
Oakland
Nelson Dilworth
i-Homet
Lee
Purge by Egypt's Wafd Party Members From Parliament
Cairo Egypt The Wafd party Egypts biggest purged 121 members of parliament to tidy its ranks before Premier Aly Mahers government agents begin examining past party activities. The executive committee gave no reason for expulsions, noting only action aligned with the party decision.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aly Maher
Wapdis
WAFD
Hamed Zaki
City Awards Sewage Plant Contracts
Hayward city council awarded contracts for the sewage disposal plant and interceptor lines to Barrett and Hill and DeLuca Coast joint venture for $920,471 minus aesthetic items, M. Miller Co. for the Clawster interceptor, and A V Peters for the Tennyson interceptor with proportional reductions. Schedule D lift station bids were rejected pending Tennyson extension. A two month extension to purchase option and a bond sale date will be set at the next meeting.
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Hayward
Hay Ward
Theee
Clawster
Tennyson
Clawstersead
Hesperian
Barrett and Hil and
DeLuca Coast, Co
M. Miller Co
Av l. Peters
Moé KK Corp
Frenekson
Watson Construction Co
Barrett and Ship
Mo & K
Deer Season Editorial Sparks Red Hat Shooting Debate
A cryptic editorial note discusses a supposed deer sighting and a two week delay blamed on a can of red barn paint. The piece hints at a controversial incident involving a fan in a red hat, urging readers to consult page 0 for specifics.
Easy to Pay Bills Castro Valley Ad Lets Residents Pay
The notice promotes paying water and sewer fees at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center at Redwood, Laurel, and A Streets. Hours are daily from 10 am to 6 pm, Sundays 9 am to 12 noon, with parking available. Phone numbers are listed for contact.
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Eam.ud. Water and Sanitary District
Wishart
Redwood
Davis
Laurel
Mio
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