Hayward Key Site for Bay Area Heliport Network
A San Francisco Bay Area report outlines 36 heliport sites in 19 cities including Hayward, Oakland, San Francisco, and San Jose for a planned scheduled helicopter network. The plan envisions 84 potential sites with 200 by 400 foot minimums and emergency landings, targeting rapid service by 1978 with daily passengers estimated between 2,300 and 3,800 rising to about 14,250 to 23,890. Negotiations and land acquisition near Hayward’s central business district are noted, with the subcommittee led by Gen. F B Butcher and Hayward Airport manager Fred Taplin as members.
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New York
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Navy puts in irons 20 year old seaman in mutiny case
San Francisco Navy officials reported 20 year old seaman Jimmie Henderson, accused of fatally shooting a sailor during a May mutiny on the destroyer Uvalde, has been placed in irons at Treasure Island after failed restraint. Henderson, declared legally sane, remains under medical and psychiatric surveillance during the probe.
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Ditch Fight Moves Up Flood Channel Work Plan
Parents report children nearly drowning in a littered ditch as plans race ahead to dig and cover the parallel canal once easement is secured. Vivrette says work could begin before rains, with authorities previously delaying until flood control action. Public meetings followed a petition from Mrs. Victor Seward urging prompt action, drawing officials from city, county, and flood control to plan faster construction.
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Daily Review
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Alameda planning commission reduces members to seven
Alameda County Supervisors cut the Planning Commission from nine to seven after accepting the resignation of Commissioner R J Miller effective September 1. Miller, a Livermore farmer and attorney, leaves after two and a half years of service amid business pressures. One vacancy had existed since Joseph Z Todd’s term expired.
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Fourth Atom Sub To Be Launched
The Navy will launch its fourth atomic powered submarine the Swordfish at Portsmouth New Hampshire naval shipyard on August 27. It is the second of four 1400 ton nuclear submarines under construction and expected to join the fleet in the fall of 1958. The Skate was the first of the four 2400 ton subs.
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Indians Seek More U S Funds Over Southwest Colorado Runoff
Denver reports Ute Indians petition Uncle Sam for an extra 37.4 million for a Southwest Colorado tract once bought from PEI Formosa in 1873 for 500000. Police raid Taipei red light district as a separate note. The Utes allege the United States knew the land held gold and jobs potential while surveyors offered girls jobs in welfare schemes.
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San Francisco bookie ring busted by police
San Francisco police raided a Mission Street office to halt a 3000 dollar daily bookie operation. Investigators charged Toomas R Sullivan, 7, of Millbrae, with involvement in the betting scheme as part of the disrupted operation.
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Morris Students Posters Honored in State Contest
Eighth grade students from A B Morris school dominated the Junios Di division of the Keep California Green fire prevention poster contest in Sacramento. Winners include Joanne Oakes Allan Jones and Janice Odermatt earning second third and honorable mention with prizes to be awarded after September start of school.
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Keep California Green
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Hayward Pair Fined On Child Labor Law
In San Francisco James and Morton Busk of Busk Enterprises pleaded guilty to employing underage workers and failing to keep proper records. Judge Louis E. Goodman imposed a $2500 minimum fine with restitution to be considered. two remaining charges were dropped and no contest was rejected.
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Oakland to keep police motorcycle drill team
Oakland voters approved the police department motorcycle drill team by a 6 to 2 council vote. The decision came amid criticism after three members were arrested for speeding on the Eastshore Freeway near San Lorenzo. The unit will operate under Police Chief Wyman W. Vernon and remove all hazardous drill elements from exhibitions.
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Library Backers Plan Campaign for San Leandro Library Bond
The executive committee of the center will plan a campaign to promote a yes vote on a 1.75 million bond for a new San Leandro community library center. E W Cole, chairman of the Board of Library Trustees, leads the center executive group. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the public library on Estuillo Avenue.
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San Leandro Community Library
Trustees OK Irvington School Opens Sept 3
The Irvington trustees approved the new Linda Vista School at Fremont Irvington as satisfactorily completed. Designed by Falk and Booth and built by Earnhardt Construction Co the fifth Irvington school will open September 3 with about 230 students expected this fall.
Bike Rider 12 Injured by Auto in San Leandro
Ronald A. Elola, 12, was hospitalized after being knocked from his bicycle by a car near his home on Laurel Avenue. Andrew Peter Lovera, 17, the driver, said Elola darted left across the path while both rode north. Elola suffered a bruised shoulder and possible head injuries. No citations issued pending further investigation.
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Laurel Ave
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Laurel St
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Daily Review Publication Listing Hayward California
The Daily Review newspaper details appear with office and circulation notes. It lists Castro Street Hayward Alameda County and Valle Valley Office in Centerville plus an audit bureau circulation membership.
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Centerville
California Motorists Apathy Spurs Call for Action
California Safety Foundation President Henry F. North blasted a weekend traffic toll of 50 deaths as murder by apathy. He warned June and July highway deaths would outpace last year and 198 deaths in the first 11 days of August signal a potentially record blackest year for traffic fatalities.
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Voluntary Drill Plan Faces Pay Issues for State Guard
In Sacramento Brig. Gen. Clarence H. Pease of Northern California's 49th Infantry Division announced a plan to pay for eight drills while mandating twelve non pay drills this quarter ending Sept 30. Maj. Gen. Earle M. Jones said the 49th would allow four non pay drills and there was uncertainty if the 40th Armored Division would follow.
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Parole Jump 20 Years Ago Stirs Battle
Sacramento reports Jerome Kaba, 57, who fled parole in New York over two decades ago, plans to fight extradition. Kaba, sentenced in 1921 for murder, disappeared after parole and was arrested during a fingerprint check. His attorney calls him an honest, industrious man who has repaid much of his debt to society.
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New York
Thomas
Wallner
Jerome Kaba
Waliner
Koba
Newark
Jack MacGregoria
Masonic Priest Reception Slated
Five new teachers were hired by the district, bringing the faculty to a total of four more to reach full staffing. The Grand Chapter official Kenneth Verm MacGregor announced the reception at 1:4 p.m. Thursday on West Joaquin Avenue. Names listed include Kenneth Stange Peter Chrisham Don Shreeve Constance Perrin Izebel Sollis and Mrs Marie Barnett.
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Kenneth Verm
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Mills
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Kenneth Stange
Peter Chrisham
Don Shreeve
Constance Perrin
Isebel Sollis
Marie Barnett
Lions Hold Wine and Barbecue Fete at Hayward Hall
Heringer’s Wine Co. will preside over tasting at 594 Zaballos Court in Hayward during a Lions event. James Morse represents the company and Jack Spencer of the California State Automobile Club will speak at tomorrow’s luncheon in the Rainbow Room at 951 MacArthur Boulevard.
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Hayward
James Morse
Heringer’s Wine. Co
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California State Auto-4 Mobile Club
Niles Trustees Review Principals Salary Schedule
Fremont trustees of the Niles School District will review principals salary schedule at tomorrows 7 p.m. board meeting. The board meets at Niles Elementary School Second and School Streets Niles.
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Reception Honoring Mills and Area Blue Lodge Masters
A reception will honor Mills and the masters of local Masonic lodges for Blue Lodge night. Dinner is at 6 30 p m with Charles A DeLong high priest of Dork No 66 inviting all Master Masons in the area to attend.
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CV Hardware Theft Reported in Castro Valley
Deputies report a theft at Kalash and Peterson Hardware in Castro Valley 8325. About 430 dollars of guns and ammunition were taken including three pistols one rifle several holsters and six boxes of ammunition after a break in.
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Greenland Ore Resource Sparks Aluminum Industry Hope
Greenland hosts the only global supply of cryolite, a flux essential in aluminum production, making its extraction potentially commercially valuable for the industry.
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Lwigtut
Greenland
Crash Victims Still Serious in Hayward Wreck
Four injured in a head on Hayward crash Sunday night left in serious condition. Driver Ivar Kleven, 34, and his wife Stella 54 died after the collision on Jackson Street near Calaroga Avenue. George Scruggs 35 and Betty Scruggs 36 improved at Eden Hospital. other driver Thomas Merced 44 of Hayward remained serious at Highland Hospital under police custody on a felony drunk driving charge.
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Thomas Ave
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Decotan Denies Guilt to Murder Plea
Fremont Jose Campos a 48 year old laborer pleaded not guilty to murder charges following a rifle slaying during a family feud with his neighbor Mrs Mercedes Rodriguez 37. A preliminary hearing to determine if he will face the murder charge in superior court was set for 9:30 a m Sept by Niles Centerville Dist Judge F J Quaresia.
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Jose Campos
Niles-Centerville
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Camposis
Mercedes, Rodriguez
Sixth St
SF Threatens Suit Over PT&T Franchise Bill
San Francisco faces a potential 1.4 million lawsuit after PT&T refused to pay the annual franchise charge of about 825,000. City Attorney Dion Holm said he will sue if PT&T does not remit. PT&T contends that a court decision voided franchise payments based on revenue percent.
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San Francisco
Pigt
Irge
GE Atomic Lab Project Awarded
GE selects Ralph M Parsons Co to design and build facilities for its Vallejo atomic lab test reactor near Pleasanton. The $4 million installation includes a 66 foot by 104 foot containment, offices, control tower, shop, and cooling tower. Construction runs to completion next year with initial use for nuclear fuel development.
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Ralph M. Parsons Co
Los Angeles
General, Electric
Vallejcitos
Tea For Ink Found In Iron Rich Water
Tea drinkers in regions with high iron content may notice tea tasting as ink. When brewed with such water tannic acid reacts with iron forming a dark, ink like tint in the beverage.
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