Boeing considers pilotless plant near San Ramon Bay Area
Boeing Airplane Company announced options on land in the San Ramon Valley near Parks Air Force Base for a potential pilotless aircraft production facility to supplement the Richmond plant. Decision depends on zoning, rail and utilities. initial staff would be key admin and production roles. The BOMARC interceptor program is cited as the context for the new facility.
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Daily Review
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Company
San Remon Valley
Hayward
Parks Air Force Base
Lysle A. Wood
Wood
Boeing
Ford Motor Company
Richmond
San Ramon
U. S
Bay Area
U. S. Air Force Missile Test Center
Florida
CasVal buying Hayward site for 54,000 sq ft farmers market
CasVal Developers of Oakland bought 7 acres on Castro Street Hayward for about 1 million dollars to build a 54,000 square foot center centered on a large farmers market. The project includes a drug store dry cleaners liquor store and other tenants with 700 car parking. The total investment will reach about 1.1 million and a 1957 opening is planned with D Wayne Cox as the agent.
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CasVal Developers of
Oakland
Castra Street
Hayward
Morrie Horwitz
Allen Schulman
CasVal
A, Soda and Son
Castro Street
Harder Road
Horwitz
D. Wayne Cox
Hi Land Company
Heyward
Bee Seeks State College in Southern Alameda County
Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward urges his 13th district residents to back a bill creating a $20 million state college in Southern Alameda County. He asks letters to Governor Knight and notes the risk of a pocket veto while highlighting growing statewide demand for higher education. He spoke to the Hayward Lions and cited a Senate committee hearing in Hayward City Hall.
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Carlos Bee
Hayward
Alameda County
State Assembly
Sacramento
Bee
Assembly
State Senate
Mercury Dip Forecast Hits Southern Alameda County
Freezing temperatures are forecast for southern Alameda County tonight after a storm dumped 0.32 inches on Hayward yesterday. Forecasters predict clearing skies in northern California, then a return to partly cloudy conditions tomorrow. Snow flurries will persist in the Sierra tonight and tomorrow, with heavy snowfall slowing traffic on major highways. Chains were required on U.S. Highways 40 and 50, and 50 was closed to trailers and heavy rigs.
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Alameda County
Hayward
California
Sierra
U.S. Highway 40
Fire Insurance Tract Cut Seen in Fremont Area
Fremont holds potential for nearly 25 percent cut in fire insurance rates for tract home residents early next year. A board advisory panel led by engineer Clifford A. Ommert found zone classification changes could lower rates for areas in Fremont city and tract developments under zone 2, possibly moving to zone 1. If approved a $15 000 Irvington area home could see a premium drop from 113 75 to 77 50, with action by the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau expected within weeks.
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Fremont
Clifford A. Ommert
Fom
Board of Fire
Writers
San Francisco
Jehief Frank Madruga
Louis L. Cardoza
Insurance Agents Association
Madruga
Fremont City
Glenmoor
Cabrilla Fark
Pacific Fire Rating Bureau
Ommert
Sam Hays
Irvington
Maurice Marks
Fremont Insurance Agents
Eines
Three Marines Die in Panther Jet Crash at Camp Pendleton
Bulletin from Camp Pendleton reports a Panther jet crash during beach maneuvers. The pilot and two First Division Marines were killed, with a fourth Marine injured. The aircraft belonged to the Third Marine Air Wing at El Toro.
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Camp Pendleton
An. Fife
Marine Corps
Herno Sumrait
Third Marine Air Wing
E Toro Marine Air Aition
New Parking Lots Open in City Heart
Merchants hail two new off street lots with 261 spaces opened last Friday in the city center. They plan to publicize locations during Christmas shopping season as foot traffic rises, though many customers remain unaware of the lots.
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Hayward
Main
Castro
Habloasioe Foothill
Verle Rice
Hans-Cer|lyle Jewelers
Castro Street
Sall
Rice
Jack Schenley
Verte, Inc
Castro’ Street
Service families gain civilian medical care under new plan
About two million dependents of servicemen will be eligible tomorrow for medical care by civilian doctors and hospitals with government paying nearly all costs. The program, authorized by Congress, aims to insure medical care when military facilities are unavailable, costing at least 80 million dollars annually and run through private insurers in contracts signed by the Defense Department. Currently covers 42 states plus Puerto Rico and Alaska, with six states still negotiating. When dependents are treated in civilian hospitals, the serviceman pays the first 25 dollars and the government covers the rest.
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Defense Department
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Fastest U S Jet To Go in Service
COLORADO SPRINGS Cols Ins The nation's air defense will be bolstered next year when the world's fastest jet fighter enters operational service General Earle Partridge commander of the continental air defense command in Colorado Springs said the Lockheed F 102 Starfighter will be ready early next year to join other weapons designed to protect the United States against surprise air attack
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Colorado Springs
Cols
Earle. Partridge
Continental Air Defense , Command
Colorado
Springs
United States
Sixteen jailed in racial riot at Clinton High School
In Knoxville federal marshals rounded up 16 segregationists accused of interfering with racial integration at Clinton High School. A 17th man was jailed for contempt for circulating racist literature in court, unrelated to Clinton High. Mary Nell Currier, among those arrested, held on 25000 bond. others bond down to 1000.
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Knoxville
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U. S
Clinton High School
Clinton Sehool Atfair
Clinton High
Mary Nell Currier
Father Kills Self After Argument in San Pablo
A 41-year-old man involved in a domestic dispute in San Pablo ends his life by suicide after an argument. Police report details are limited, with no further names or circumstances provided in the readable text. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Refugee Family Arrives in San Francisco
The San Francisco arrival of a refugee family from a tense homeland is described with details of a domestic dispute that led to a fatal shooting. Jenne Egri, 48, and Zsuzsanna, 33, along with children Mihaly, 8, and Eva, 7, were involved as police and court actions unfold. An injunction fight over wiretapping equipment in Los Angeles is also noted.
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Armen Wien
San. Francisco
Igatian
Richard Sabb
San
San Francisco
Cali-in
Verancisco
Fornia Supreme Court
Jenne Egri
Los Angeles
Zsuzsanna
Torney
Mihaly
Eva
Dozens Hit By Russian Bullets In Budapest Clash
Dozens of anti-government demonstrators in Budapest came under point-blank fire from Russian tanks and Hungarian police near the west rail station. The day began on Lenin boulevard with clashes as workers and women protested under red flags, backed by Soviet tanks. Two main groups faced off at 2:30 p.m., the anti-government marchers and pro-government forces, leaving several wounded and many arrested as authorities deployed armored cars and tanks.
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Budapest
West
Lenin Boulevard
Janes Kadar
Danubia
Kedar
Hungary
Mass Refugee Airlift Ready
The White House announced that within days a mass airlift will begin to bring 16 000 Hungarian refugees to America by year end. The operation, pairing air and sea movement, will be the largest peacetime relocation, moving refugees from Bremhaven and Munich via the intergovernmental committee on European migration, pending West German approval. The Defense Department will handle the combined plan.
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Augusta
White House
America
Intergovernmental Committee On European Migration
Bremerhaven
Munich
Defense De’partment
Soviet Union Clinches Olympic Team Title in Melbourne
The Soviet squad leads with 637 points as the United States trails at 558 with two days left in Melbourne. Russia dominates in Greco-Roman wrestling and gymnastics while U S divers face controversy over judging. Capilla secures high dive gold over Gary Tobian as Mexico shines.
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Melbourne
Russia
Sorapehpon
U.S
Mexico
Joaquin Capilla
Gary Tobian
Los Angeles
U. S
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