Hospital payments listed for Castro Valley hospital chiefs
Hospital administrator Harry Blythe released a monthly breakdown of ancillary service payments to three department heads. From opening through Oct 1955 total payments were 32357.88 to Dr Joseph Coate, 54649.86 to Dr Frank Dutra, and 54455.47 to Dr St Miller Thornburg. For Oct 1954 the amounts were 4250.65 for Coate, 6544.08 for Dutra, and 6414.46 for Thornburg. The largest single payment was 7440 to Dutra, with Thornburg receiving 3603.56 and 5193.35 in June for obstetrical work. December 1954 full month payments were 1938.71 to Coate, 3703.30 to Dutra, and 2108.33 to Thornburg. Coate’s and Dutra’s peak payments appear in Oct 1955. The monthly payments reflect the chiefs’ shares in hospital billings after the hospital deducts its portion. Continued on Page 4.
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Harry Blythe
Joseph D. Coate
Frank R. Dutra
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Dutra
Thornburg
DruTy
Thorn- Ture
Council Delays Coates Annex Action Again
City council again postpones deciding on the Coates area annexation tied to a 48 million shopping center project. The hearing on the matter shifts to next week as attorney J W ONeill argues a compromise and hintsBusinesses would meet city demands if annexed for commercial use. Mayor and officials express regret over City Manager J R Ficklin's resignation and discuss successor timing.
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Vannexation
O'Neill
Hayward
Tennyson
John J. Purchio
Tennyson Road
Branden
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Heyward
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W. Q.wilson
Art Phillips
Frank Biggs
Planning Commission
George Mays
Purchio
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Biggs
Purichio
Bank Robbery at Lake Geneva Nets About $100 000
A lone bandit wearing a flesh colored Halloween mask robbed the First National Bank of Lake Geneva Wisconsin at 8 16 a m securing about 100000 in cash. He blinded staff with a ruse and forced manager to unlock the vault then fled in a 1955 cream and green Dodge. The robber claimed to have keys to 12 banks and demanded the serial numbers of currency. Police set road blocks across Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois as they hunted the suspect identified as weighing about 150 pounds and 5 feet 8 inches tall.
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Walworth
John Cusack
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Prisoner Escapes Alameda County Jail With Gun Threat
A 21 year old narcotics offender identified as Roger MelIntest McIntosh or McIntosh escaped custody from the Alameda County courthouse after pulling a .38 revolver on Bailiff Hollis Turner in the elevator. He forced Turner to the street floor and fled with a motorist later robbed. Police set roadblocks countywide as Turner described the suspect, six foot one, 154 pounds, brown eyes and hair.
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Chris Ficourt
Roger MelIntest
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H. P
Jack" Gleason
Turner
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Gleason
McIntosh
Ala- Meda
Jets Collide In Mid Air Over Residential Area
A Navy Banshee jet collided with another fighter in mid air near Richmond Virginia, crashing into an exclusive residential section. One fine house was demolished and another set ablaze. Initial reports suggested an in air explosion, but Navy later stated the wing of the other jet struck its tail before the crash.
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Kiddy-Park Opens for Yuletide Shoppers
Hayward residents can bring children to the Hayward Area Recreation District offices at 1015 E Street for a free Kiddy-park open through Christmas. Sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and HARD. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays Fridays, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Hayward Area
Trial details unfold in Abbott case linked to Stephanie disappearance
Criminologist Dr Paul Kirk testified that fibers pulled from Burro Abbott's ear and bloodstains in his car matched samples from Stephanie, as the Abbott trial for kidnapping and murder of the Berkeley girl continued in Superior Court. The testimony faced defense objections and noted possible rear-seat struggle in Abbott's Chevrolet near Mt Diablo. Separately, New York Teamsters chief Dave Beck announced he would attend the initial AFL-CIO IUD meeting, seeking union participation after Meany allowed industry-wide membership.
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Retirement Announced as Attlee Steps Down Leader of Labour
London report juries the resignation of Clement Attlee, longtime Labour leader and wartime prime minister, announcing retirement from party leadership. The piece notes the looming leadership contest among Gaitskell, Bevan, Morrison, and Wilson, with Gaitskell the favorite amid postwar political shifts.
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India Receives Soviet Leaders Welcome Home in India
Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev concluded their Burma tour and arrived in Asanol India with Bulganin declaring they feel “back home” as they step off the plane.
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Explosion kills refugees in new German apartment collapse
In Frankfurt a newly built seven story dwelling collapsed at 5:35 am after a thunderous blast. About 250 refugees and residents were feared dead while 15 bodies were recovered. Thirty two people lived in the building with three overnight visitors. Rescue teams, including U.S. soldiers led by Capt. Halley and Capt. Green, worked amid brutal ruins.
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Bricker says Eisenhower undecided on 2nd term
Senator John Bricker of Ohio said President Eisenhower remains undecided about seeking a second term. Newsweek's survey showed Republican leaders largely favor Nixon if Eisenhower does not run, while an aide stressed the public will not endure delay. Bricker dismissed theory of deliberate postponement for political gain. A separate briefing noted Humphrey's forecast of liberal advances in Congress next year. Byrnes hinted at possible convention plans, while Mitchell warned 1952 defectors to expect denied seats.
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Psychologist Wins 64 000 on TV Quiz Night
Joyce Brothers a 101-pound boxing expert won 64 000 dollars on CBS TV’s The 64,000 Question. Col Eddie Eagan and her mother’s charm aided her win, part of a 104 000 dollar payout that night across three contestants. Stanley Skeens and Roscoe Wright also advanced to high prize levels with multi part questions.
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Richard ‘McCutcheon
Wes Neb
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Berrat
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Danville
Fair Weather Returns After Brief California Storm
Northern and Central California saw mostly fair conditions after a brief violent storm delivering heavy rains. Hayward recorded .96 inches in 24 hours as skies clear today and tonight, with increasing clouds and possible Thursday rain. Temperatures show little change. rainfall totals and comparisons to last year and normals are noted.
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