Planners deny permit for hog ranch near Cull Canyon
Oakland Scavenger company faced strong opposition as 454 residents from Hayward, Castro Valley, and canyon areas protested health, odor, and traffic concerns. The county planning commission denied the 31 acre hog ranch proposal near Cull Canyon after debates on water supply, drainage, and economic practicality.
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Oakland
Castro Valley
Crow
Coll Canyon
Oakland Scavenger Company
Cull Canyon
County Planning Commission
Hayward
Canyon Areas
San Lorenzo
Regional Water Pollution Board
Alameda County Health Department
Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Hayward Union High School
Hayward Area Recreation District
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce and
Boy Scouts of Amer-ia
Y. Paul ST. Sure
Scavenger Company
C. Lawrence Silva
Cull Canyon Road
Beckman Road
Planning Commission
St. Sure
Scave
County Health Department
Fred Mellman
Mellman
Tragedy on Mt Eden Alvarado road claims Refugio Satelho Jr
Refugio Satelho Jr 37 of San Jose was killed when his southbound car hit a cement truck on Mt Eden Alvarado road one mile south of Mt Eden at 10 45 p m. Loyd Lowrie the cement truck driver was uninjured. Burdue fled the scene and was later jailed for investigation of drunk driving.
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Refugio M. Satelho, Jr
Kentridge Drive
San Jose
Here
Satelho
Mt. Eden- Alvarado Road
Mt. Eden
Loyd Alexander Lowrie
Winters
Calif
Blacow
Read
Centerville
Parrott
Draznich
Burdue
Eisenhower signs bill outlawing Communist party
President Eisenhower signed a bill targeting the Communist party and its fronts, stripping legal rights and forcing registration with federal authorities. The law expands penalties for aiding subversives and tightens rules on unions while aiming to curb Communist influence nationwide.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Communist’ Party
Pople
Communist Party
Lowry Air Force Base Administration
White House
Attorney General
FBI
Senate
Justice Department
Herbert Brownell, Jr
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
House
Abraham J. Multer
D-N
Asher L. Burdick
R-N.d
U S Naval Forces Guard Formosa in Red Shelling Incident
In Formosa waters American forces monitored recent Red shelling of Nationalist islands. No shots fired by communists as Nationalists received reinforcements and U S carriers patrolled nearby. Reds abandoned raid plans. no losses reported. Pentagon wary of Chou En- lai threats.
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Washington
Formosa
Eisenhower
Seventh Fleet
Pentagon
Chou En-ni
Péiping
President Eisenhower vetoes federal pay raise bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a federal pay raise bill that would have benefited 1.75 million workers including half a million postal employees. He rejected it over missing postal rate increases the administration sought, risking political leverage in upcoming elections as AFL CIO and GOP supporters react.
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Washington
Iws
Eisenhower
Senate
House
GOF
AFL
CIO
GOP
Congress
George Meany
Walter Reuther
James 4. Campbell
IAFL
Federation
Sharp Rolling Quake Strikes Western States
A 6.0 magnitude quake hit at 10 52 P M PDT primarily affecting Fallon Nevada with aftershocks felt in California and Oregon. Buildings shook in San Francisco and Sacramento while Lovelock Klamath Falls Ely and Elko reported movement. seismographs were disrupted in Berkeley and towers rattled in Tonopah.
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San Francisco
Nevada
W. C. Marion
University of California
Fallon
California
Oregon
Western Union
Lovelock
Klamath Falls
Ore
Berkeley
Dan Tosher
Sacramento
Jack' Wissen
Ells
Hays
State Capitol
Ely
Elko
Nev
Utah
CAA
Tonopah
California Highway Patrol
Merred
Sacraamento
Orchard Owners to Discuss Castro Valley Rezoning
Castro Valley Orchard Owners association directors will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 17569 Beamer Road to discuss a proposed rezoning. Residents and association members are invited to express views on cutting minimum lot size from 10,000 to 6,000 square feet.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Orchards
Castro Valley Orchards Property Owners Association
L. M. Evans
Beamer Road
Kk. W. Adams
Children in coma after Warm Springs crash kills four
Dennis Gonzales, 3, and his mid age sister Arlene remain in very serious condition at Children's Hospital of the East Bay after a Saturday car crash near Warm Springs that killed four, including both parents. Fellow traveler Profirio Sandoval, 23, of San Antonio, Texas, also suffers multiple fractures and is listed in serious condition at Highland Hospital.
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Dennis. Gonzales
Arlene
Children’s Hospital
East Bay
Warm Springs
Highland Hospital
Profirio Sandoval
San Antonio
Tex
Sandoval
Gonzales
Dulles Signals U S Defense of Formosa Islands
Secretary John Foster Dulles said the United States might defend the Formosa to China mainland stepping stones in case of a Communist attack. He noted the decision rests with the Defense Department and hinted at possible stops in Formosa and Japan after the Manila defense conference. The aim of the alliance is to block further Communist expansion in southeast Asia.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Formosa
Defense Department
Japan
Manila
Thilles
Sim
Manilla
Bertier
Southeast Asia
U. S
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Dulles
Red
Free Nations
US Pressures Mendes-France on EDC Ratification Push
Washington pressed Premier Mendes-France to push for European Defense Community ratification in France as he returned from Brussels and talks with Churchill. U.S. officials urged a swift assembly vote, while Pinay warned of choosing Europe’s leadership over isolation, amid cabinet splits and requests for a probationary period before a final decision.
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E.D.C
Paris
United States
Pierre Mendes
France
European Defense Community
EDC
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Brussels
Chartwell
England
Winston Churchill
U.S
C. Douglas Dillon
Churchill
Dillon
Premmier
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Europe
Mendes- France
Washington
Finay
Rene Coty Intion
Normandy
Ing
Tional Assembly
Relert
Merdes-France
George Bi- Gault
Republican Party
Frances Edc
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
West Germany
Netherlands
Assembly
Vargas Ends 45 Year Rule With Suicide After Mutiny Threat
Brazilian leader Getulio Vargas, 71, shot himself at Catete Palace hours after a 90 day leave of absence was ordered amid a military revolt threat. Vice President Joao Goulart spoke to the nation from Rio de Janeiro, pledging national unity and to extend security to the underprivileged. The president’s death follows a prolonged storm in which the army navy and air force split from his regime and a gunman killed an air force officer as Lacerda, a leading anti Vargas editor, was wounded. Vargas had refused resignation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Getulio Cornelles Vargas
Cateti Palace
Jobo Cale
Filho
Vargas
Air Force
Luthero
Radio Nacional
Navy
Luthero Varnes
Treasury
Oswaldo Arande
Rubens
Florentino Vaz
Carlos Lacerda
Cenarabona
Lacerda
Hiss
Brown Promises Quick Decision In Levine Case
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown will issue an expedited opinion on the legality of Dr. Julius Levine's role on the Eden Township hospital district board and as a co owner of a private hospital. Assemblyman Francis Dunn Jr. urged haste ahead of the November election, with a staff meeting offered between Brown's aides and Levine's lawyers to finalize the opinion.
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Castro Valley
California
Edmund G. Brown
Eden Township
Julius Levine
Brown
Francis Dunn, Jr
13Th Dist
Levine
George Phillips, Jr
Dunn
Phillips
Oakland
Stanley KE. Sparrowe
Richmond
Claire Engleberg
Dr. Levie
Harry Blythe
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