Hayward Hillview Crest Annexation Upheld Yet Court Reverses
Residents of Hillview Crest face ongoing protection questions after Alameda County Superior Judge Cecil Mosbacher rules the Treeview annexation illegal. The ruling voids the annexation including Hillview Crest and surrounding land, prompting shifts in police and fire duties between Hayward and Washington township deputies and fire units. Deputy DA Bernard King urged continued Hayward protection pending further judgment.
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Hayward
Washington Town
Shin
Treeview
Hillview Crest
Asa
Yaetary
Decoto
Alvarado
Union City
View Crest
Indus
Alameda
Treeview Annex
Alameda County
Cecil
Mosbacher
Holly Sugar Company
U.S. Pipe and Foundry
Judes Mosbachar
Daily Review
H. P. Gleason
Washington Township
Hayward Fire Department
Roland Bendel
Decoto Fire Department
Lohr, Ficklin
Hay
Mossbacher
Matthew Jiminez
Floods Ravage Five States As Death Toll Rises
A massive northeast flood sparked by Hurricane Diane swept five states, with at least 100 dead and 27 missing. Pennsylvania and Connecticut bore the heaviest damage as waters rose, submerging towns and severing water supplies. Massachusetts faces polio concerns amid low-lying water, while New Jersey, New York, and others report casualties and widespread destruction.
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New York
United States
Pen?sylvania
Camp David
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Diane
Reuch
Roy F. Feemster
Massachusetts State Division of Communicable Diseases
Boston
Feather River Plan Faces San Francisco Firm Study
A Sacramento district committee selected nine competing groups to examine the Feather River project budget and feasibility. Bechtel and Kaiser are cited amid a flood disaster with multiple deaths. Committee members debated conflicts and integrity while Bechtel officials pledged objective analysis.
Tampered Car Probe Launched Near Hayward
Alameda County deputies investigated a suspected car tampering against 33 year old Barbara F Remillard of Hayward. A five inch piece of hydraulic brake line was removed from her vehicle and the remaining tubing pinched to threaten brake failure. Remillard had received threatening calls. deputy Robert Wilson led the probe.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Shevitt
Rollin Lewis
Barbara F. Remillard
Rainier Avenue
Drake
Lewis
The Weatherman Arrives Amid Foggy Outlook
A fragment describes a missing aircraft and the arrival of a gaunt weatherman in a sooty room. The forecast notes fair weather today and Sunday with distant fog offshore and inland in the mornings, plus westerly winds up to 19 mph.
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London
Voting Equipment Rental Approved for Sept Bond Election
Alameda County Supervisors approve renting Washington Manor Community Services District voting booths and ballot boxes for a September 13 bond election. Electors will decide on a $300,000 Theresarian improvement bond in the district created a year ago. Douglas R. Page, district manager, noted county equipment was requisitioned.
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Oakland
Alameda
Washington Manor
Douglas R. Page
Disner
Russians To Release 3 Yanks After Long Detention
Washington said the Soviet Foreign Office notified the United States that three American prisoners held seven years or more will be released. The men include Pvt. Wilfred Curbish of Amesbury Massachusetts Pvt. Moree Fields of Bayside New York and Charles Howkins Frederick Charles Hopkins. The embassy was told release dates and locations were not specified.
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Washington
Russia
United States
State Department
Wilfred’ Curbish
Amesbury
Mass
Moree Fields
Bayside
N.Y
Frederici
Charles’ Howkins
Moscow
Frederick Charles Hopkins
New Suspect Hinted in Stephanie Bryan Case
Berkeley attorneys for Burton Abbott said a second suspect may have killed 14 year old Stephanie Bryan. Police chief acknowledged an investigative lead while officers seek a mysterious woman who reported seeing the girl after 4 p.m. the day she disappeared.
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Berkeley
Burton W. Abbott
In-Che
Stephanie Bryan
Abbott
Abi ‘Pot
Starsley Whitney
John. Holstrom
Stephanie
Claremont
San Francisco
Fierce Riots In Morocco Flare Anew
Casablanca reports say five people died and several wounded in fresh riots in French Morocco on the second anniversary of Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef's deposition. French Foreign Legion and police guard spots in Kenifra and Casablanca after clashes leave 24 Arabs dead yesterday. Moroccan youths demanding Ben Youssef's return attacked a municipal building in Casablanca. police fired on the group.
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Casablanca
INS
Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Boujad
Oued Zem
Thoops
Foreign Legion
Kenifra J
Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Ex-POW Erwin Cleared by Court Martial at Fort Lewis
A nine man general court martial found 1st Lt. Jefferson D. Erwin of Blanchard Oklahoma innocent of all charges alleging collaboration with the enemy during his POW years. The ruling absolves him of wartime misconduct.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Jefferson D. Erwin
Blanchard
Okla
Friendly Fire Hits U S Plane Over Korea
Captain John W Ingraham of Orlando California said a C 47 search plane was struck by friendly anti aircraft fire fifteen miles south of the truce zone over Korea. No injuries occurred and the plane returned to base. The incident followed the shooting down of an armed American trainer aircraft with two men aboard believed captured by the Reds. UN command protested to Communist forces calling the attack unprovoked and the gunners trigger happy.
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Seoul
Korea
John .W
Ingraham
Orlando Calif
Koréa
United Nations Command
Reppy Gun Teroops
Accident Fatal For Passenger Driver Harman in Pixley
Leonard Harman 41 of 616 Sixth Street Pixley died three hours after a 5:30 p.m. collision on the Irvington-Warm Springs highway near Landing Road. His southbound car reportedly passed a vehicle and crossed into the northbound lane, striking truck driven by William Glenn Briggs 45 of Oakland who was uninjured. Harman suffered back injuries fractured ribs and a fractured collarbone. His condition at Fairmont hospital was fair. Funeral services for Issak are pending Castro Valley mortuary. No citations issued pending investigation by highway patrol.
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Leonard Leon Harmon
Sixth Street
Pixley
Eden Hospital
Harmon
Irvington
Warm Springs
Landing -Road
William Glenn Briggs
Chambers Drive
Oakland
Fair‘nont Hospital
Issak
Castro Valley
Highway ‘Patrol
Unloaded Rifle Kills Burbank Man Before Daughter
Eugene Martin Grover a 45 year old Burbank resident was shot and killed last night as two youths unloading rifles from a car allegedly accidental. Grover and his 16 year old daughter Sandra were approaching their car when he collapsed from the gunshot wound. A 15 year old boy was handed a rifle telling his companion it was unloaded. the second youth fired the weapon striking Grover in the head.
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Burbank
Eugene Martin Grover
Sandra
Grover
Grover]l
Resignation of Sun Li Jen Ties Chiang Kin to Spy Ring
Taipei reports President Chiang Kai-shek announced the resignation of Gen Sun Li Jen among ten military leaders after an admission of negligence in the case. Sun, 55, American trained and once commander of the Nationalist forces, admitted negligence related to Communist agent Maj Kuo Ting Liang, while not arrested. Reliable sources note arrests of several high ranking Nationalist officers tied to plots against Chiang during Gen Maxwell Taylor's visit. The spy ring centered on Kuo, captured in 1947, with orders to Formosa to use Sun's connection for infil trations and subversive acts.
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Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Sun Li-Jen
Sun
Kuo Ting-Liang
Virginia
Kuo
Mukden
1St
Formosa
I General Son
California leaders rally to help Sammy Lee find a home
Garden Grove and Orange County officials and business leaders voiced strong support for two time Olympic diving champion Dr Sammy Lee after he was twice denied housing due to his Korean ancestry. J C Bud Reed Garden Grove Chamber president offered full backing and local physicians and real estate men urged acceptance of Lee in Garden Grove. Lee, noted as a surgeon and Army Medical Corps major, hopes to return to southern California to practice medicine but cannot move yet as his wife is expecting a baby.
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Calif
U.S
Sammy Lee
Orange + county
Lee
California
Joe Farr
West Orange County
Wired Lee
Army Medical Corps
Camp Carson
Colo
Pion
Furr
Long Beach
Eisenhower
Asia
State Department
Hae
United States
Orange County
Commerce
J. C.bud Reed
Chamber
Orange County Hospital
Association
White Sox Recall Oaks Jim Marshall
Oakland reports Jim Marshall the Oakland first baseman was recalled by the Chicago White Sox. He becomes the second Acorn player to return to the majors in 24 hours after pitcher Allen Gettel left last night to join St Louis Cards, purchased yesterday for an undisclosed sum.
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Oakland
Jim Marshall
Chicago White Sox
Acorn
Allen Gettel
St Louis
Wherm
Una States She'll Fight Divorce Move
RED BLUFF California wife Una Schmidt indicated she would fight a divorce filing by her estranged husband Daniel C Schmidt who seeks permanent custody of their son Danny Jr. Schmidt cited extreme cruelty and unfit motherhood claims while Una’s attorney said she will not consent to losing her son and has retreated to seclusion as details unfold at Tehama county courthouse.
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Red Bluff
Firman
Daniel C. Schmidt
Schmidt
Una
Tehama
Danny Jr
Nevada City
Atttorney
Herold Berliner
Berliner
Alford
Walter Ferguson
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Ben Hulse
el Cer
Rita
Bruce Allen
San Jose
Song
York State
Smoolien
P.G
Hulse
Zer Bechtel
John BR. Kiely
John L. Kiely
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Michael Salgardo
Ernie
Michael
Chiang
White Sox
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U. S
Hayward Tire Exchange
BUL Wilson's
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