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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1956

Page

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Eight Volunteer Firemen Quit Irvington Protest

Eight Bevington volunteers including the chief and assistant chief resign in Fremont Irvington as a protest against not appointing any of their group as public safety officers. Volunteer Chief Frank Peixote and six others will resign effective Monday, with plans to stay a week if replacements are found. Assistant Chief Ed Rose will stay until year’s start. Eleven of 22 vote to remain. three absent. Fremont City Manager Coop says protection remains strong and study continues with Fire Chief Madruga.

Fremont Bevington Frank Peixote Ed Rose Marceline Rogers F. Rovert Coop Irvington Franz Madruga

Plea for South County State College hearings in Hayward

South Alameda County citizens push for a new state college to serve the south county with a $60 million expansion from Prop 8 funds. A state senate hearing at 10 am Saturday in Hayward City Hall will hear arguments led by Assemblyman Carlos Bee and witness Marsh Hanson. Attendees include local officials, school superintendents, and chamber representatives from San Leandro and nearby areas.

Southern Alameda County State Senate Hayward Cormittee Nelson Dsworth Riverside County Carlos Bee South County Bee Colege Marsh Hanson South Alameda Roger Anderson

Secrets of World's Greatest Chefs series starts in Women's World

Tomorrow The Daily Review launches a new cooking series in the Women s World section titled Secrets of World s Greatest Chefs. The four member U S Chef team that won first prize in the International Cooking Olympics in Germany shares prize winning recipes and time saving tips from top U S restaurants and hotels.

The Daily Review U. S Germany U.S Olga Curtis

Leandro Moves To Annex Washington Manor And Mulford Gardens

San Leandro moved to annex 14 000 residents and several thousand acres of land after midnight, targeting Washington Manor and Mulford Gardens. Election criteria and petition requirements set a path for voters to decide annexation, with signatures needed from each area before formal action can proceed.

San Leandro Washington Manor Mulford Gardens San Leartire Mullford Gardens Yeach Mullard Gardens Washington Manor Home Owners Association Joyce Altman Mulford The Improvement Association

Civic Center Buffer Zone Plans Proposed in Hayward

Hayward and Alameda County planners propose a buffer zone around the proposed civic center and Alameda County building in Hayward to shield them from heavy industry. Amendments include a special administrative and professional zone near Winton Avenue and a separate industrial district to keep offices distinct from heavy industry. The county planning commission meets tomorrow at the Oakland courthouse to outline its statement of purpose.

City Civic Center Alameda’ County Hayward Alameda County Don Gutoff Winton Avenue Civic Center County Planting Commission Oakland Hayward Planning Commission

Leandro Urges Bids for Southern Crossing Project

SAN LEANDRO The City council formally urges the State Bridge Authority to request bids on the first stage of the Southern Crossing. The council quickly passed a resolution last night to add San Leandro to other south county cities, with the proposal to be delivered at the Dec 12 Sacramento meeting. Proponents seek bids for the Bay Farm Island Army Street crossing in San Francisco as the initial segment.

San Leandro Alameda County San Francisco Sacramento Bay Farm, Island Army, I Street

FBI Jails Hayward Bank Employee on Embezzlement

FBI announces arrest of a Hayward bank employee on a federal felony embezzlement charge of 209 dollars. Special Agent in Charge Harvey JG Fostex cites custody at the suspect’s home. The accused is John Francis Mountain, 80, of 7598 Oakmont Way Hayward, an employee of First Western Bank and Trust Company Hayward branch.

Hayward Harvey JG. Fostex FBI San Francisco Jonn Francis

Soviet Gunners Fire On Hungary During Memorial Demonstration

In Budapest more than 30,000 Soviet soldiers and Hungarian women gathered to honor victims of last month’s revolt. Soviet firearms fired about 20 shots, mostly over heads, as protesters urged “Shoot me” while a woman exposed her breast. Tanks blocked Danube bridges and police sealed access to Heroes' Square as thousands pressed toward the monument.

Budapest U.R Hungary Pest Danube

S F Parents Offer Son's Killer $1000

A San Francisco couple offered $1000 to Stephen Nash, who confessed to slaying five people, to reveal the location of their son's watery grave, according to police. The statements were reported by officers at the scene.

S.F Francisco Stephen Nash

Adlai Declares He Will Not Run Again for President

Amid winter storms and rain, Adlai E. Stevenson announced through the Democratic National Committee that he will not seek the presidency again. He plans to resume law practice in Chicago on Jan 1 with associates Wirtz Blair Jr and Newton Minow, while remaining active in the party and offering views on public questions.

Washington INS Adlai &. Stevenson Democratic National Committee Chicago W. Willard Wirtz William McC. Blair, Jr Newton N. Minow

Zephyr Plunge Causes No Injuries in Canyon Derailment

Western Pacific Zephyr derailed after rock slide in Feather River canyon north of Oroville. Two rear engine units derailed but no personnel aboard or injuries reported. baggage car toppled. two vista-dome coaches derailed yet did not fall into canyon. Affected eastbound Zephyr detoured via Sacramento to Winnemucca. service to San Francisco expected later.

Oroville U.P Western Pacific Feather River Canyon Sacramento Pacific Gas and Electric Company San Francisco Slide Saclamento Winniemuces Southern Pacific

Legion Unit Joins Billboard Drive

The Daily Review reports a county billboard ordinance drive gaining an endorsement from a unit in Cantrel. A letter from Mabel Smith, 61, claims firing by Robert Morehead, county purchasing agent, and notes plans to challenge the dismissal at civil service and seek more highway control. The case involves retirement benefits and pension comparisons amid board actions and planning commission activity.

The Daily Review Coady Sreeosseay Legion Aunuary Mabel* Smith Plae- Commission

Missing Chinese ambassador's daughter sparks APB alert

Chang Koi Hedding, daughter of National Chinese Ambassador Dr. Wellington Koo, is missing. Her husband, T. C. Koo, reports the disappearance and cautions that foul play is a concern as an all points bulletin is broadcast.

Hayward Council Set to Meet Tonight at City Hall

Hayward City council convenes tonight in City Hall to tackle a 59 item agenda. Key items include a lease for a parcel at Hayward Airport, 50009 dollars in appropriations, and a suggested ordinance for control of billboards.

Hayward

Sabotage Probe Opens Over New York Pier Blast

New York officials and federal agencies investigate possible sabotage after a major blast and fire damaged the Brooklyn waterfront pier. Ten dead, hundreds injured, and $15 million in damage reported as officials probe explosive sources and repair work on the pier.

N.Y New York Jtoday Brooklyn Cavanagh Jan

Clinton High School Shuts Over Race Violence

Clinton Tennessee from an Anderson County School Board order, Clinton High School closed for today and tomorrow due to outbreaks of racial violence. A Baptist minister was beaten and a plan to invade the building targeted Negro students. 700 pupils were sent home as drivers halted routes.

Clinton, Tenn Tly Othe School Tennessee Paul Turner Beater

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