Woodland Estates Annexation Plan Divides Hayward
Hayward City Council may approve a compromise on annexing Woodland Estates, a 400 home development by Oliver Rousseau. The plan cuts the annexation fee to 60 dollars per home, with water from East Bay Municipal Utility District and sewer from Oro Loma, plus local fire protection and recreation facilities funded by the project.
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Hayward
Douglas Smith
Woodland Estates
Oliver Rousseau
Smith
Rousseau Tc
East Bay
Oro
Lona
Fairview
Rousseau
Rouseau
Conteys
George Oakes
Reuseseal
Oro Loma
Hays
I “Model Homes
Lancaster Court
Hayward Boulevard
Fairview Avenue
Second Street
Highland Boulevate
Stevenson Favored to Lead Democratic Ticket in 1960
Chicago report says Adlai Stevenson leads the Democratic race for the presidential nomination with Kefauver seen as possible running mate. Kefauver’s advisers say Stevenson seeks a running mate who strengthens the ticket and advances a White House program, while Stevenson prioritizes a nominee who can push legislative goals. The platform committee prepares to report by August 35 as party debates civil rights language.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauve
Stevenson
Kefauver
White House
Senate
Todey
Eisenhower
Averel Harriman
Todessinn
Eiserhower
Tefauver
Hanes
Oace
Joseph Donohue
Stevenson- Kolayver
Tennessee
Nempers
Joan F. Kennedy
Mass
Hubert H.rey
Minn
Esther
Berserk Bride Fires Into Homes in Los Angeles
Barbara Mihich of Van Nuys, a four month newlywed, fired over 60 shots into neighboring houses after an argument with her husband. Police used tear gas to end the siege, arresting her after a half hour barricade. Officers recovered a shotgun a .22 rifle and a .22 pistol, all worn from the spree.
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Los Angeles
Ing
Barbara Mihich
van Nuys
Swedes Charge Italian Liner Was at Fault
The Swedish American Line accuses the Andrea Doria of causing the collision with the Stockholm off New England Mass. They plan to sue the Italian line for damages, claiming the Stockholm had the right of way and that the Doria unexpectedly veered across the Stockholm’s bow.
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New York
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
G. Hilmer Lundbeck
Neuetne Mass
Lundbeck
Canada Police Chief Killed by Car Thieves
Montreal officers report Capt Ernest Chalifoux aged 40 acting police chief of St Agathe Quebec was shot twice by car thieves. He drove his car to headquarters then collapsed and died.
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Montreal
Que
Ernest Chalifoux
St. Agathe
Quebec
US Steel boosts price amid 1956 57 labor costs rise
United States Steel raises average price by 8.50 a ton to about 136.50, amid a three year contract with the USW and higher employment costs. The move follows a five week strike by 650000 mill workers and signals inflationary pressure across the industry. Others expected to follow with similar increases as production resumes nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
United Steelwaisers
U.S
US. Steel
DSW
Clifford Hood
Sig Steel
Steel
USW
Hood
Residents Flee Pakistan Flood Emergency Declared in Sind
The Indus River burst its banks due to heavy rains sweeping through West Pakistan. Thousands fled the onrushing flood path as a state of emergency was declared in the worst affected areas. About thirty thousand people were reported homeless in the former Province of Sind.
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Karachi
INS
Indus
Pakistan
Sind
San Jose Baby Murder Trial Opens Today
In San Jose, 21-year-old Robert F. P. Hardiman Jr. faces murder charges for allegedly slapping his infant daughter to death. The trial, overseen by Superior Judge M. G. Delmutolo, hinges on whether his wife Fare, 21, can be compelled to testify despite her stated refusal.
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San Jose
Robert Fp.hardiman, Jr
M. G. Delmutolo
Hardiman
Fare
Supervisors Study Cityhood With Manor Group Meeting
Supervisors and four Wash ington Manor study committee reps discussed a possible cityhood deal yesterday. The group eyed posting 31500 for publication notices and asked county staff to aid with service-cost estimates while Deputy Dist. A Douglas Dun ning would refer the matter.
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Kent Pursel
Washington Manor Incorporation Study Committee
Legal T Corporation Group
Int Corporation
Douglas Dunning
E. Stenley Weissburg
Douglas Post
Aleck Fineman
Hart Hill
Manor
Promise County
Reiniveror
Mukord G Dens
Bayshore Industrand
Chester Stanley
Bank Robbery Is False Alarm at Hayward Branch
A false alarm at the Bank of America on BR street drew four squad cars of Hayward police to the scene shortly after noon today. A police spokesman said a Pacific Telephone and Telegraph crew apparently tripped the burglar alarm while working in the area. Crowds jammed the streets as police, with rifles ready, manned entrances to the area. The alarm rang for about 10 minutes. Roadblocks were set on all highways to and from Hayward.
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Br” Street
Berk of America
Hayward
Pacific Telephone and Telegraphy Company
Mrs. Belle Guggenhime Dies at 83 in San Francisco
San Francisco notes the death of Belle Guggenhime at the Fairmont Hotel aged 83. A longtime philanthropist, she and husband Berthold, prominent in the local van and packing business, funded UC medical research in recent years. They had no children.
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San Francisco
Belle Guggenhime
Fairmont Hotel
Berthold Guggenhime
Vail
University of California
Pilot Killed As Jet Crashes After Takeoff
An F-84 jet fighter crashed shortly after takeoff from Kirtland Air Force Base near Albuquerque killing the lone pilot. Officials withheld the pilot’s name pending next of kin notification. The aircraft burst into flames about three quarters of a mile from the runway.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
Kirtland
Storms Bring Tornadoes Across Midwest and Northeast
Unstable air spawned tornadoes in the Midwest with several buildings damaged and houses torn from foundations. A 125 mile swath across Western Iowa saw injuries and a barn destroyed as storms swept from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Flooding forced hundreds of evacuations in the Ohio Valley with eight dead in Pennsylvania and West Virginia and two drowning in Ohio.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
Tornedo
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
New York
Mississippi Valley
U. S
Rockigs
Mississippi Land
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Roofers face two offers from Associated Roofing Contractors
The Associated Roofing Contractors of the Bay Area Counties offered Local 81 striking roofers two deals. A two year pact with 32.5 cents hourly raise and a three year plan with 47.3 cents raise, leaving the union to choose. A union spokesman said the Local 81 offer appears invalid as it did not come from the contractors negotiating committee. The union, representing about 300 members in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, seeks a one year term with 42 cents per hour raises.
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Associated Roofing Contractors
Bay Area Counties, Inc
Local
Vocal Local
Alameda
Contra Costal
Newark Cops Seek Vandals
Newark police search for juveniles suspected in a weekend theft and vandalism at the Musick Street school under construction. Loss and damage total about 485 dollars including a saw drills flagpole fittings and equipment. The incident followed a prior break in within a month and police link the cases to the same group due to similar entry methods.
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Newark
Musick Street
N. T Lewis
Hayward
Dean Davenport
Fair Skies Through Wednesday With Fogs Overnight
The Weather Bureau reports fair skies through Wednesday with night and morning fogs. A slight temperature dip is forecast and westerly winds will be up to 16 mph. High yesterday and low today are not provided in the readable text.
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Buresau
Typhoon Wenda Kills 1980 in Chekiang Province
Peiping Radio reports Typhoon Wenda swept through Chekiang, killing about 1980 people and injuring 1200. The storm destroyed at least 36,000 houses and ruined large acreages of rice and cotton crops in China’s most populous province.
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Tokyo
INS
Peiping Radio
China Mainlang
Chekiang
Red Radio
Toxya
China
Revolt Declared Isolated in Manabi Province Ecuador
The government reported a revolutionary movement broke out in Manabi province led by Col. Arturo Davila commander of Puertoviejo garrison. The interior ministry said the uprising began last night and was isolated with government still in control nationwide.
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Quito
Ecuador
Manabi
Sai
Arturo Davila
Puertovi i
Interior Ministry
Lit
Suez Talks Hope Grow Dimmer In London Conference Airlift Plan
London reports say Britain and France agreed to form a joint Mediterranean strike force led by a massive airlift if action becomes necessary in the Suez crisis. Egypt recalled officers from Communist training centers as Egypt eyes Soviet submarines. Britain dispatches the third carrier with troops toward the Mediterranean as 24 nations prepare for a conference to discuss international control of the Suez Canal.
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London
Afl
Britain
France
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Acheme
Indonesia
The
Hague
Suez
Colorado
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Burma
Adm
Earli
Mountbatten
Queen Elizabeth
Soviet Union
Tdia
Australia
Ethiopia
Holland
Italy
Japan
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Turkey
Iran
New Zealand
AL Gombouriavel
Alexandria
Poland
Cam
Air
Henri Laforest
Council Faces Budget Tonight in Hayward
Hayward City council plans to adopt a 1,997,341 budget for 1955 57 at tonight's meeting with no protests at the public hearing last week. The agenda also includes fire zones, Bay ward Parks Commission operations regulations, and a request from Alameda County Supervisors for approval of a uniform street name and numbering program.
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Hayward
Konight
Bayward Parks Commission
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Ike Chides Reds On Peace Failure
President Eisenhower chastised the Soviet Union for failing to keep Geneva promises and urged new efforts to reduce fear and armaments through world controls. He cited Bulganin’s June letter seeking disarmament steps while Russia rejected inspections and blueprints exchanges as an intelligence concern. The reply notes a gap between high level talks and actual compliance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Nikola Bulganin
Howe
Bulgainia
Eisenhowler
Burganin
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Hauschildt’s
Hayward Area
Service
Foothill Blvd
Canada
John Reapsummer
Gixard
Reapsummer
Supervisors
Manor Group
Midwest
Ike
Bouman
Stee Hayerarcd Pheve
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