Driver Dies In Collision At Ashland Intersection
A 31 year old milk truck driver Henry Paul Glinski of Oakland died after his truck was struck by a car driven by 40 year old William Everett McLain of Oakland at Foothill boulevard and 150th avenue yesterday afternoon. The crash scattered milk and debris across the intersection before the truck tipped onto its side. Glinski died at Fairmont hospital during the night. McLain had minor injuries and was treated and released. Investigating officers noted no charges issued immediately. The crash remains under investigation.
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William Everett McLain
Oakland
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Fairmont Hospital
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Elmer Meyer
James Hickson
160Th Avenue
Police foil plot against Queen in Belfast visit
Irish police arrest four men with explosives and a loaded gun during a security incident linked to Queen Elizabeth II's quick Belfast visit. Authorities said the event prompted intensified policing, with 7500 officers on duty and 4500 special guards, while the queen’s schedule remained unchanged amid the three day trip.
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Secret new transportation policy shifts billions in rates
The piece warns of surreptitious federal transport policy hidden in a large supplemental appropriation bill. It claims Eisenhower and the public are unaware while insiders reportedly pushed the measure during a closing Senate session. It critiques adjourning Congress and emphasizes concealed statute-like effects.
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Congress
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Local Woman 101 Dies at Hayward Rest Home
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa Curti 101 who died Saturday at a Hayward rest home were held at the Chapel of the Chimes Oakland She had lived in Hayward 11 years widow of Madera county merchant Caesar Curti who came to California in 1890 He died in 1913 Surviving Verginio 71 a retired Oakland post office employee and daughter Mrs Marty Fiorentino of Sacramento Also four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Knowland Denounces Mitchell In Fevoritism Charge
Senate Republican Leader Knowland denounces Democratic chairman Mitchell for alleging favoritism in Eisenhower’s Dixon-Yates power contract. He challenges any evidence of illegality or undue influence and urges an investigation. Gore reiterates support for inquiry without accusing the president’s friends.
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John Sherman
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Auto Firms Merge In Historic Independent Car Maker Tie
DETROIT stockholders of Packard and Studebaker voted overwhelmingly to merge creating a single firm to strengthen competition. Studebaker approval was 1,926,846 to 28,274 and Packard backers favored the plan by 89.9 percent. The merger leaves the industry with Ford General Motors Chrysler as the big three and American Motors Kaiser Willys as the remaining independents. James J. Nance, Packard president, will head the new company and said the move aims to sustain the domestic auto industry.
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Controversial zoning hearings set for Alameda County
Alameda County Planning Commission will hold public hearings tomorrow on two zoning plans. One covers 280 acres around El Portal Fairmont Terrace, the other Redwood road at Wil son avenue in Castro Valley. Foothill boulevard landowners oppose staff's pattern placing large frontage in residential zones. Property owners between 139th avenue and Ridge road seek 60 day deferral to decide incorporation outcomes and align with El Portal and Fairmont Terrace Improvement Club. Edmund P. Warren seeks rezoning of his 65 by 200 foot lot near Redwood road and Wilson avenue for retail business.
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el Portal- Fairmont Terrace
Redwood Road
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139Th Avenue
Ridge Road
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Castro Valley
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Cop Fires Fatal Shot At Local Man Perched On Cherry Way Rooftop
Oscar F. Lyon a 69 year old retired contractor was shot and killed on the roof of a Cherry Way Hayward home during an arrest attempt by San Leandro officers Patrolman Charles Kane and Kenneth Swanson responded to a lumber theft investigation Lyon refused to drop a rifle after warnings and a shot was fired fatally striking him near the heart Witnesses say the officers gave Lyon ample chance to surrender and Lyon had threatened self harm with burial plot receipts found earlier by his wife
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Cherry Way
Oscar F. Lyon
Hayward
San Leandro
Lyon
Charles Kane
Lewis Street
Larsen Lumber Yard
West Joaquin Avenue
Kane
Kenneth i Swanson
Elm Street
Meekland Avenue
Lena
Frank W. Olson
Hauge
Hane
Sheriff's
Lyons
Zoning Delay Petitions Filed in Oakland Area
Foothill Area Property Owners association filed petitions with the Alameda County Board of Supervisors seeking a 60 day delay on zoning for the area between 159th Avenue and Ridge Road below Foothill Boulevard and Miramar Avenue and Ridge Road above. The board referred the request to the Alameda County Planning Commission, which has a hearing scheduled for tomorrow.
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Oakland
Foothill Area
Legion Post 675 Launches Area Membership Drive
San Lorenzo American Legion Post 675 begins an area wide drive with door to door canvassing to recruit new members. Five man teams will cover San Lorenzo Hayward and San Leandro with hopes to double current membership by Veterans Day November 9.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Bob Amrine
Post
Senate OKs watered down anti red bill
The Senate approved 41 to 33 a Democratic proposal to criminalize active Communist party membership. House approval of a milder version, 305 to 2, was expected. Butler proposed six changes to delay final passage. The party’s legal rights would be stripped under the House bill, while the Senate version made membership a crime.
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Butler
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R Mass
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