Hayward Airport Runway Expansion Sparks City Meeting
A 34 hour meeting between San Lorenzo Village officials and Hayward City Manager John Ficklin debated a possible $1.5 million federal commitment to a new runway. Debates covered jet operation, condemnation for land, and government aircraft use, with officials split on expansion risks and timing.
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U.S
Hayward
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
John Ficklin
San Lorenzo Village Airport and
Southern Pacific
Vily
Ficklin
Amity
Miy
Chanse 10
Rees Hayward
San Lorenzo
Village Homes Association
Carroll Rogers
Joh Agnew
L. Arthur van Eten
Willian Sullivan
A. C. Clements
J. Case
J. Dobbins
R.L. McDonnold
Wicklin
van Etlen
Oakland
Warningidlee
Sproval
Cole
van Etten
Hayward Uso
Tuplin
Hayward Man Dies In Pickup Truck Crash
A 25 year old Hayward man died about midnight yesterday when his pickup rolled on Fairview avenue east of Horn. Police report skid marks 300 feet long and a second car believed involved. The victim, identified as Douglas Ray Lean, worked for Paul We Nordsvom Valve Co. Other injuries included a 3 year old with a broken leg and a separate minor accident on Jefferson Street involving Aquilla Browner.
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Hayward
Fairview Avenue
Horn
Douglas Ray
Central
MacLean
East 14Th Strat
Parkside Avenue
Highlands
Aceng
Puss
Griven
Wairview Five Department
Marvel
Fairmont Hospital
Paul We Nordsvom Valve Company
Outland
Linda Guillen
Jefferson Street
Mussel City
Water rights dispute in Niles tract sparks water shutoff warnings
In Alameda County a dispute over the Spring Valley and Ellsworth water agreement risks reducing daily deliveries to tract homes. The Alameda County Water District faces questions over free water obligations and pressure standards, with warnings of potential shutoffs as deeds are reviewed.
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Niles
Worth
Math Whilledd
Alameda County
Hattie B. Ellsworth
Spring Valley Water Works
Alameda County Water District
Old Spring Valley Company
Ellswerll
Alamedi Creek
Eryele Gaeren
Whitfield
Trynceter
Hiathere
Eliswavih
Rulaworth Estate Company
Wader
Forty Lucky Review Carriers to Enjoy Santa Cruz Outing
Forty lucky Review carriers will spend a day on Santa Cruz sands under supervision. A chartered bus departs Hayward at 9:00 a.m. and returns at 3:30 p.m. They will lunch on the beach, swim, sun, and visit the boardwalk.
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Santa Cruz
Hayward
Re View Sarriers
Sands of Santa Cruz
Howard Vigas
Cileation Atanager
Reds Seize Hill After Eight-Hour Battle
In Seoul fighting raged around a hill east of the truce village Pannamjam as United Nations forces and Communists battled for eight hours. The Reds held the hill after exchanging control three times, firing about 4000 artillery and mortar rounds in a critical engagement amid a day of aerial victories.
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Seoul
Korea
Iwao
United Nations
Pannajam
Sutter Quits Four Miles From Catalina Channel Swim
World War I veteran Roy Sutter abandoned his Catalina Channel bid four miles from shore due to severe chest pains. He had earlier swum about fourteen miles in two hours plus, seeking victory after Florence Chadwick’s recent challenge.
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Catalina Channel
Roy Sutter
Mnainland
Florence Chadwick
Sutter
Livermore School Head Injured in Overturned Jeep
Two Northern California men, Joe Mitchell 49 superintendent of Livermore schools and Vernie Ingram 57 rancher, were injured when their Jeep overturned on a mountain road near San Jose. Both suffered broken legs and were rescued by a Forestry crew.
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San Jose
California
ML Hamilton
Joe Mitchell
Liveyaére
Vernie Ingram
Willys
Shire Forestry
Divide Springs
Read
Stevenson Severs Another Tie With Democratic Bosses
In Denver Stevenson reiterates ties with Democratic bosses while Eisenhower Dulles Nixon criticize current foreign policy as perilous. Dulles says general war unlikely but Communist expansion threatens, as Ike convenes GOP lawmakers on farm issues and Southern strategy moves.
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Stevenson
Stevenson Heads Democratic Committee In Presidential Campaign
United Press reports that Adlai Stevenson severed ties with the Truman administration to chair the Democratic National Committee for the forthcoming campaign. Stephen A. Mitchell is named as his aide and fellow Chicago figure, seen as signaling a new liberal direction and opposition to Republican tactics. Eisenhower supporters meanwhile mobilize on foreign policy, with Nixon and Taft discussing strategy in Denver.
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United Press
Washington
Adalai Stevenson
Truman
Hawke
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic Committee
Steven
Eisenhower
GOP
House
Senate Agriculture
Denver
John Poster Tailles
Nplof
Tiolles
Richard M. Nixon
Pair Enter Pleas On Check Charges
Two defendants pleaded not guilty in Centerville court to multiple charges of writing checks without sufficient funds. Arnold C. Chudrofsky, 23, of Hillview Crest, faces four counts for invalid checks at Dan Shank's service station on Niles Road. Charles Leichtaler, 36, of Hasward, entered an insanity plea to four counts tied to checks totaling 1701 dollars and a separate 35 dollar check at Klewne's Auto Plus.
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Centerville
Dudee Allen
Norris
Centervilla Justice Court
Alameda County
Arnold C. Chudrofsky
Pulaski Drive
Hillview Crest
Dan Shank
Niles Road
Devoto
Charles Leechtaler
Bmg Myre
Hasward
Lerhtaley
Father Held for Accosting Woman
A 22 year old Hayward man was arrested last night on a disturbance charge after allegedly accosting a 19 year old woman on a sidewalk and asking her to enter his car. He reportedly circled the vehicle twice before she told him to stop. He is held at the sheriff's substation pending further charges.
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Lst
Herbert M. Buller
Garlaub
Ulan
Apti
Hayward
Aus
Arion Abbott
Centerville
Callahan
James Steenberg
Ozwat
Alex Forsitom
San Jose
Ray Trouvhon
Frank Remere
Munge
Castro
Hornd Pike
Ashex
Sycamore Mirkel
Effey
Jimmy ‘Rus Slaggs
Dixon Thward
Annexation Talks for Valley Vista Alta Mista Districts
Residents from Valley Vista and Alta Mista will meet at Boyer school to discuss annexation. The meeting aims to outline proposed boundaries and potential city limits expansion. Local officials and residents from Tempson and Bill View will attend, seeking support and petition methods to place the measure on the ballot.
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Yas
Valley Vista
Alta Mista
Thungscay
Boyer School
Tesa Ambint
Jie Soul
Tempson
Bill View
Clyde Maller
Vana
Fence Robinain
Uve Trangsen
Mprovement Lab
Hannwling
Starry Eyed iBoys Entered in Soap Box Derby
A garbled entry list from AARON Ohio shows 54 teams from the nation and Canada entering a soap box derby. Heat assignments and inspection preceded a final race day with a large crowd and ceremonial events including a memorial noting an atomic bombing anniversary.
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Aaron
Ohio
Tad Stangyees
Canada
Morrow
Foggy Weekend Weather Report Sees Coastal High Fog
Weather notice reports dense morning fog across the weekend with fair but variable conditions on today and Sunday. Inland areas see little temperature change with today’s high around 56, while the coast remains affected by persistent fog.
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Tempata
Solons Recess On Aid Bills Amid Education Funding
Washington announces an extra 8.5 million dollars to build schools in crowded defense areas across several states. The total funding nears 100 million dollars for federally affected defense projects, with further allocations included in July. Congress also appropriated 195 million for construction in affected regions including California Colorado and Nevada.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
Sha Washington
Cailiovina
Colovada
Sacramento Session Delays Adjournment On Education Bills
In Sacramento the assembly advanced the calendar but recessed for a Monday start as a lengthy Senate debate on education bills stalled adjournment. Controversies over quake relief funding and a proposed $190 million bond plus a $250 million assembly plan hinder final action and a central tax feature remains a point of contention.
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Bulletini Sacramento
Hopax
Assembly
Senate
Kerg
Iilara
Sacramento
Senate Finance
iDigety
Finance
Feds
Francie Dunn, Jr
Oakland
Celief
Latva Assured Deportation Not Likely by U S Attorney
A 48 year old Latva, described as overwhelmed by an administration pledge to use discretionary power to block his deportation to Finland, faced a foreign policy backdrop as U S Attorney General McGyanery weighs factors. Latva admitted Communist party ties and falsified neutrality claims during naturalization as investigators noted dues.
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U.S
James P. McGyanery
Latva
Finland
Lattya
Wat
Communist Party
Faut Jonilhs
Psd
Anna
McChanery
Washington
Flying Lights to Star Gazer Peak This August
Astronomers predict Perseid meteor shower will blaze across the sky between midnight and dawn on the morning of August with meteoric trails and bright trails across the heavens. The shower originates from dust particles from a comet orbiting near Perseus as Earth passes through the debris field.
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Aioe
Hayden Planetacnius
Talluys
Robert
Tales Watt
Eres
Patie
Coles
Rudy
Perseus
Thors
Haghean
Cageepeia
Acieh Lin
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