Palsy Victims Tour Oakland Fire Stations
The Alameda County Cerebral Palsy association announced a tour for cerebral palsied children and their parents of Oakland fire stations. The group will depart from 6224 Foothill Boulevard at 7 p.m. with a police escort and return for an open house at the main Oakland fire station at 14th and Grove streets after a two hour trip.
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Akland—Organization of A
Oakland
Elmer P. Zollner
Alameda County
Cerebral Palsy Association
Association
Foothill Boulevard
Douglas C. Sweeney
14Th and
Grove Streets
Sweeney
Hi Old
Nat Levy
George Oakes
Frank S. Richards
Edward Seifert
Mary Vaile
Bret W. Smart
S F Firm Sues For Cargo Loss
Gertz Brothers and Company, a San Francisco exporting firm, filed a $7,000 damage suit in federal court against Matson Navigation for cargo loss after the Norweg ian motorship Fernstream sank post collision with Matson’s freighter Hawaiian in San Francisco Bay. The crash occurred last Thursday. a Coast Guard hearing named Peter M. Hudak as a witness describing the bow crossing.
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San Francisco
Matson Navigation Company
Fernstream
Nacre
Gertz Brothers and Company
Federal District Court
Coast Guard
Peter M. Hudak
Hudak
Bay
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Quoted
Poultry Producers of Central California release today’s egg quotations and live poultry prices. Rabid and terge values shown along with roedium amall and large sizes. Dressed poultry lists fryers roosters ducks and turkeys with varied weights and prices. Squabs and other poultry items appear with stated per unit ranges.
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Central
California
Inaugural Committee Studies Rain Prevention Offer
The presidential inaugural committee is considering an offer to ensure clear skies for January 20. Weather Projects Inc led by Jack M. Hubbard of Olympia Washington proposed a $10,000 fee plus $1000 daily standby time to prevent rain or snow, with half payable in advance. Electors protest seating rights and McGarraghy says the matter is a misunderstanding while urging fair access and avoiding harm to Eisenhower.
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Washington
Jack M. Hubbard
Weather Projects, Inc
Olympia
Wash
Hubbard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Michigan
Anthony Stamm
Kalamazoo
McGaltraghy
Eisenhower
Newark C of C hears solution to drainage problems
County Supervisor Chester E. Stanley outlined steps to form Flood Control Zone 5 and push for a taxing district after public hearings. He noted the 1 cent tax limit hinders surveying for engineering studies as plans move forward. Stanley endorsed forming an adversary planning board with Washington Township chamber and urged a 100-member countywide planning committee for Alameda county centennial in 1963. Deadline Dec 24 set for Newark recreation district trustees. elections Dec 30 with two petitions on file. Berchem Meat Co nonconforming use permit to add a cooler recommended for approval.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Chester E. Stanley
Chamber
Wallace Boggs
Stanley
Board of Suk Visors
State Board of Eqnalization
Statler
Washington Township
Newark Recreation District Board of Trustees
Recreation
Earl Richmond
Carl Hersey
Recreation District
Gordon Collen
County Planning
Youthful Slayer Fueled by Marijuana Stabbing Portrait Artist
A 16 year old, on parole for juvenile delinquency, testified he was under the influence of marijuana when he stabbed Jana, a silver haired miniature portrait artist, in her bed. The case centers on the teen's motive and his state of mind at the time of the attack.
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la Jolla
Iit
Jana
Ship Lines Calls McGranery Blackmail Over United States Ship
Washington The United States Lines accuses Attorney General McGranery of using coercive pressure to force higher payments for the super liner S S United States. President John M Franklin says the demand for extra funds is an attempt to compel more payment under threat of court action. The government built the vessel for about 74 million dollars.
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Washington
United States Lines Company
James P. McGranery
S. S. United States
John M. Franklin
McGranery
Truman
Franklin
Lindsay C. Warren
Thej Kovernment
United States
Ile
U S Casualties Rise by 209 This Week
Defense department reports Korea total to 127 687, up 200 from last week. Cumulative figures show 22 491 dead, 92 428 wounded, 9 536 missing, 2 029 captured, and 1 393 previously missing but returned to service. Army leads with 18 500 dead and 70 549 wounded. Navy 36 dead, 1 309 wounded. Marine Corps 3 133 dead, 20 730 wounded. Air Force 488 dead, 40 wounded.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Sergices
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Six Children Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Little Rock
Six children perished in a kerosene explosion at a rural farmhouse near Little Rock Arkansas. Their parents were hospitalized in critical condition after the blaze began when the father attempted to light a chimney fire with kerosene.
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Little Rock
Ark
Here
Seven Hour Surgery Aims to Split Siamese Twins
Chicago doctors at the University of Illinois and national hospital attempt a seven hour operation to separate 15 month old Siamese twins Roger Lee and Kodi Brodie who are joined at the skull. The case follows nine preparatory procedures and past delays as surgeons pursue the first successful separation.
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Chicago
Brodie
Welgan
Roger Lee
Kodi
Auney Dee Brodie
Univer
United States
Jamese
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