Recreation Expansions Planned Amid Warehouse Protest
Hayward residents from Myrtle and Kiwanis streets protested Hunt Foods variances allowing a southwest warehouse on Filbert Street. A motion for reconsideration failed after Mayor Bes did not receive a second, with about 40 property owners alleging unfair treatment and lack of notice. They sought inspection of maps, but council action stalled and no second was given.
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Hayward
Myrtle
Filbert Street
Hutt Woods
Hunt Property
Winton Avenue
Art Phillips
Talcen
Calmeilman
Bill Whizan
Lee
Luesday
Pihey
Mint Foods
Bill White
Couneilain Phillips
Maysy Bee
Heanne
Vie
Fale
Wisin
John Haar
Wilbert Elrret
Parks AFB Strike Threatens Western Defense Projects
AFL Publishing Steel Workers strike picketed parks and construction mills shutting down fabricating work. The walkout halts two days to two weeks of defense and storage projects risking over 550 million in delays. Bases affected include Benita Hamilton Fort Ord Parks Air, and several California installations. Federal mediator Kenaston sought to avert rail session and end the dispute.
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Paw Prancisco
Hay Ayoo
AFL
Uiu
AFL Structural Steel
California
Benita Arsenal
Tlamilton Air
Porcehase
Fort Ord
Parks Air Sarce Dakland Army Base
Almnedt Air Base
Crows Landings
Merced
Ean- Aos
Wayne Kenaston
Danny Rice Injured Youth In Unconscious State
In Oakland area eight year old Danny Rye near Baumberrg Avenue remains unconscious after a fall from a swing last week. A brain pressure operation failed to immediately help and doctors say he did not fracture his skull. He was transported from Fairmont hospital to Highland hospital where staff expect a coma list until consciousness returns. The boy is the youngest of four children of Mr and Mrs Shelvie Rice and his condition is described as very serious by a nurse.
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Oakland
Danny Rye
Hayward Area
Il Wis
Fairmont
Shelvie Rice
Baurmberg Avenue
Grayson
Rose Marie
Janes Charlotte
Viking Roars 135 Miles Up Over New Mexico Wires
Navy report says a Viking rocket roared into the sky above New Mexico reaching at least 85 miles in altitude, a record climb for a single stage rocket. Delays due to weather and clouds pushed the launch time later. Captain Burlinger estimated the altitude surpassed 15 miles.
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W.M
Navy
Viking
New Mexico
Che
Navy Commando
CV Expansion and Tennis Courts Planned for Castro Valley Center
Hiward Aven recreation district advisory board approved development plans for Castro Valley Community Center at Walnut and Seven Hills, including tennis courts at San Lorenzo Village and an expanded main building to include a director’s office and storage. A water pump installation at Hayward Airport Play Area was authorized with bids to be advertised, and district finances showed a net fund increase along with tax and other income details.
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Castro Valley
San Lorenzo Community Center
Hayward Air Ork Playground
Viei
Harold Sect
C. C. Rovionek
University of California
San Lorenzo Village Community Center
Daly
Waityateta
Alameda Enkaly
Peterson
Grundy
Guacosalil
Wis Distroyedd Dast
Conragian
Rive
Ter
Securitg
Hayward Airport
Itaden
Mimp
Apinior
Teel
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
San Lorenz High School
Hayward Aidpert Plavarnune
Elween Seopal
County
Giles Idexerot
Harold
Seek Dime Phone Rate Boost in California
SAN FRANCISCO PT and T T filed with the California Public Utilities Commission seeking rate increases to raise about 14.5 million dollars annually to finance wage hikes for employees. Proposed changes include raising local pay phone calls from 5 to 10 cents and higher monthly charges for one party home and business services, farmerline, and other plans. The company expects 5.5 million in new revenue from higher per call charges and 38 million more from flat-rate increases, with a small additional amount from miscellaneous cases. The filing notes previous rejections and subsequent reopening of the case, and cites wage costs as driving the need for action following recent wage boosts for Northern California and Nevada operators.
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San Francisco
U Pacific
Wats
California Public Utilities. Com
P, T and T
Farmerline
PLTL
Grasslya
Mark I. Sule Jivan
P. T
Caifornia
Nevada
Judge Rejects Commie Appeal in Los Angeles Case
Judge James H. Carter denied a defense affidavit claiming prejudice against 12 communists accused of attempting to overthrow the government. He refused to disqualify himself as defense pleas for reducing a $75,000 bail were considered. Marshall planned to seek a bail reduction for Chile M. Connolly while appealing to the circuit court in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
James HM. Carter
Dudre Carter
Flo
Chilip M. Clim Connelly
Daniel G. Marshall
Circuit Court
San Francisco
Carter
Marshall
Connelly
Contino Gets Six Months For Draft Documentation Fraud
San Francisco actord Diels Contino, 21, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $10,000 for drafting fraud. A major issue during sentencing was whether probation would apply, with a Sixth Army officer testifying that probation would render him ineligible for induction under 1950 laws. Contino expressed remorse and contemplated army service if probation allowed.
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San Francisco
Diels Contino
Michael Roehehorn
Ache
Contino
Jude
Conlin
Fort Ord
Contina
Roche
Potata
Maj
Martin S. Dickar
Sixth Army
Cantina
City Arterial Scene Of Accidents Involving Two Children
Two young boys, seven and four, were injured in separate automobile incidents on City Arterial. Valentine Vigil, 4, is in serious condition at Highland hospital after being struck crossing the street. Steven Ballard, 7, suffers extensive cuts but is not in serious condition. Police cleared drivers of fault in both crashes as investigations continued.
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Highland Hospital
Valentine Vigil
RB Street
Byehonk Schewel
Steven A. Ballard
Soxth
Arietic Avenue
McNish
Garden Avenue
Ballard
Manis
Maniz
Ik Wan
Dhue
Morning Fog Fair This Afternoon and Wednesday
Daily weather update notes morning fog lingering this afternoon into Wednesday. Highs near mild ranges with roaming fog and variable visibility. overnight low estimates not specified.
Castro Valley School Budget At $560000
Castro Valley Union elementary district trustees adopted a 1951 52 budget of 560 254 after a four hour session. The meeting covered annexation plans for Castro Valleys Orchards area, funding projects, and cost rises for Stanton and Redwood schools. Superintendent A B Morris clashed with a PTA representative, while residents debated boundary changes and annexation charges.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Orchards
A. B. Morris
Parent-Teacher Association
Gerald Glass
Our
John Challebon
David Dickie
Lay
Kenneth White
Tld
County Boundary Commission
Castlo Villey
Sanitary District Board
White
UN Reds Press Front Amid Korea Cease Fire Talks
United Nations and Communist patrols clash along a 135 mile front as cease fire discussions stall. Heavy activity centers in the central sector near Kumzang with patrols advancing up to seven miles from lines. A probe near the old iron triangle southwest of Eeang 29 miles north of the 38th parallel signals continued tensions.
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Korea
UPJ
United Nations
Eft
Olier
Kumzang
nEeang
38Th Parallel
Stronger Red Guarantee Is Demanded
ROBERT VERMILLION reports from TOKYO that a pledge is demanded before any Korean coast actions resume. US and UN officials insist on a clear guarantee that armed troops stay outside the conference zone, while Peiping accuses American and South Korean forces of repeated neutral zone violations and interdiction of peace talks.
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Robert Vermillion
Tokyo
W.pi
Matthew B. Tudeway
Lofay
Supreme
United Nas Long Commainder Algo
Reds
Kai Gong
Peiping
U.S
Kaesong
North Korea
Karesong
Peipsig
Ridgway Demands Clear Neutrality in Ceasefire Talks
General Ridgway warned that talks would break off if Korea ceasefire replies fail to meet neutrality demands. The UN four man negotiating team led by Vice Admiral Turner Joy waited in Tokyo for a Communist response after three language versions of the reply showed varied tones. Arrival from Japan to the UN base near Kaesong involves long travel by air and helos before negotiations resume.
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L. C.craigie
Okyo
Matthes
Tokyo
Gen
Rideway
H. Bartholomew
Matthew B. Ridgway
Comimunists
Kaesong
Ridgway
Kansang
Lesin
Turner ‘Joy
Japan
Kacson
Kacseog
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