State College Bill Looms As Legislature Opens
Assemblyman-Elect Car Jos Bee readies a bill to establish a state college in Southern Alameda County once seated. Hayward area pushes for Alamela county campus amid debate over a 1965 delay plan by a state higher education commission. Dr J Burton Vasche warns enrollment may grow from 2.25 million to 3 million, urging a minimum 150 acre site.
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Alameda County
California
State Commission On Higher Education
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California State Department of Education
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Vaschée
Mendes Certain He'll Win Final Armament Test
Paris and Augusta reports say Premier Mendes France will secure final approval of the German entry into NATO in two votes of confidence tomorrow. Despite delaying tactics, insiders say the government can push the Paris accords through and preserve the Atlantic alliance with Britain and the United States. President Eisenhower, golfing while briefed by Dulles, voiced gratification at the assembly's recent vote but withheld full approval until all phases are ratified.
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French National Assembly
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Peasant Party
Georges Loustaunan
Lacau
Russia
Mendes-France
Edvatee
Lebeles
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United States
London
Washington
Foreign Office
Germany
Saar
Atlantic Alliance
Cold Wave Strikes U S With Winds Flooding West
United Press reports a major winter storm sweeping the nation. Gale winds lash California while heavy snow and freezing temps grip the Midwest and Rockies. Vaughn New Mexico halts 11,000 motorists as snow blankets plains and fires threaten Los Angeles area forests.
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United Press
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Midwest
New Mexico
Vaughn
U.S
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Gulf of Mexico
Ohio River Valley
South College Station
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San Angelo
Colorado Dust Bowl
Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sooner
Eufalia
Okla
President Eisenhower’s pledge on a possible second term
President Eisenhower promised his White House friends that he would not decide on a second term until after Congress adjourns next summer. He listened as each urged him to run again, noting he would say nothing until later. The discussion, held before Christmas, covered many topics.
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Eisenhower
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Mid-Air Jet Crash Kills Hayward Pilot
A Hayward pilot died when two Navy F9F Pantherjets collided mid air six miles over San Jose during a test flight from Alameda Naval Air Station. The victims were Robert Messer, 37, and William D. Rease, 31, both enlisted pilots. Witnesses saw vapor trails and a large fireball with parachutes later found, and automatic parachute releases were noted as the planes disintegrated.
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Yesteray
Rober Messer
E” Street
William D. Rease
Alameda
Naval Air Station
San Francisco International
Vmorth
Modesto
Crass
Judge Swears in Supervisor Razeto
Emanuel P. Razeto was sworn in as Alameda County Supervisor from the Fifth district by Presiding Judge Ralph E. Hoyt. Attending officials and many Oakland district constituents celebrated the appointment with praise from Enrico Dell Oso of the Alameda County Bar Association.
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Emanuel P. Razeto
Alameda County
Ralph E. Hoyt
Razeto
Board of Supervisors
Enrico Dell Oso
Alameda County Bar Association
Italian- American Federation
J. Frank Coakley
Three Americans Near Freedom Reported by Austrians
In Vienna an Austrian group reported that three Americans William T. Marchuk William Verdiner and John Heilsmuth Noble held in a Soviet prison camp southeast of Moscow are in excellent health and may be released soon. The State Department has pressed Moscow for their freedom.
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Starks
John Heil Smuth Noble
Detroit
Mich
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ILS
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Maynard
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Tex
Noble
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Dresden
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Vorkuta
Budapest
Pope Receives Blood Transfusion Then Resumes Work
Vatican says Pope Pius XII received another blood transfusion as part of his regular cure and left his bed to work on his Christmas message. The message had been delayed by illness and the pope hopes to broadcast part of it in person later this week.
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Papa Pius XII
Vatican
City Council to Discuss Sewer Connection Charge Tonight
City council meets in a special session to consider a proposed 50 dollar sewer connection fee for each house in a new subdivision. Arch MacDonald, Palma Ceia officials and builders seek approval of installation costs and a 30 inch sewer line plan before annexations.
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Mt Eden Trustees Fire Superintendent Ingraham
Mt Eden Elementary School district trustees vote 3-2 to not renew Superintendent E C Ingraham’s contract, citing unsatisfactory performance and concerns about recruitment and evaluation. The firing follows a heated three hour meeting with about 140 residents. Ingraham may seek a principal role, or consider stepping down after six months notice under state law.
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E. C. Ingraham
Ingraham
Kenneth L. Nabors
Rosetta Fields
Nabors
Fields
Lorin E. Eden
Thomas N. Brenkwita
Walter H. Thompson
Naborg
Brenowitz
Eden
Mt. Eden School
Mt. Eden
Thompson
Supervisors Grant Six Month Variance For Hog Farm
Alameda County supervisors approve a six month variance to the new waste disposal ordinance for Oakland Scavenger to operate its San Lorenzo hog farm on Rockman Road. The vote followed protests and imposes ten health and sanitation requirements with removal of unused waste structures by March 1.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Oakland Scavenger Company
Scavenger Company
Rockman Road
San Loreno
San Lorenzo
Alameda County
Knight appoints Newton Stearns as secretary in new administration
Governor Goodwin J. Knight names Newton A Stearns to a 12000 year executive secretary post. Stearns, ex United Press journalist and Warren press secretary, helped Knight's Southern California campaign. Other staff include DeWitt Nelson staying as director of natural resources and Maj. Gen. Earle M. Jones remaining adjutant general. Sadie Perlin becomes private secretary at 550 a month. Knight cancels Rose Parade attendance to focus on state business.
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Goodwin J. Knight
Newton A Stearns
Stearns
United Press
Earl Warren
Knight
California
Ats
DeWitt
Nelson
Earle M. Jones
Cal
Kenneth H. Leitch
Liquor Department
Malcolm Harris
U.S. Diverts Air Mail From Military Planes
The Defense Department announced a policy to divert air mail from military planes to scheduled commercial airlines, mainly Northwest, Pan American and TWA. Rates were cut for Atlantic and Pacific overseas air mail, reducing annual subsidies and aims to improve service between the United States and overseas military post offices.
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Defense Department Today
Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northwest
Pan American
TWA
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Defense Department
U.S
APO
FPO
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