South County Aid Flown To Victims
A flood relief drive in Hayward area volunteers and local groups organized clothing bedding and canned foods for flood victims. The push included National Guard airlift of relief items and multiple truckloads from Yuba City and Marysville areas. Community groups like the VFW auxiliary Marine Corps League Honor Roll detachment Red Cross Salvation Army and girl scouts collected items with pickup options for those unable to deliver.
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Hayward
Yuba
Marys
Ville
Aix
VFW
Main Street
Marine Corps League
Veterans
Alameda ‘County
Kirk's Testimony Supported by State Witness
In Burton W. Abbott kidnapping murder trial, Santa Clara criminologist Bradford partially supported Dr. Paul Kirk's key testimony on fibers and blood tests from Abbott's car and Stephanie Bryan's clothing. Legal wrangling over warrants continues as the defense challenges evidence gathered July 16 and July 21.
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Dorothy Cuthbertson
Daily Review
Oakland
Burton W. Abbott
Lowell
Bradford
Santa Clara County Criminalistics Laboratory
Paul Kirk
University of California
Kirk
Curly
Dr. Kirk
Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Stephanie
Parker
Carl B. Dodd
Fler
Alameda
Kirk Jeerier
Dodd
Atty
J. Frank
Coakley
Charles
Wade
Snook
Harald Hower
Ike Arrives In Florida For Rest
President Eisenhower flew to Key West for a two week period of sunshine rest and work. He landed at 12 49 p m after a three hour thirty four minute flight from Washington D C with Rear Admiral Henderson state officials and local leaders greeting him at the airfield. A cavalcade led by the president in a Cadillac moved along Eisenhower drive near Truman avenue and Roosevelt boulevard as several hundred civilians waved.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Columbine
Airort
Washington National
H. H. Henderson
Bernie Papy
William Neblett
C. B. Harvey
Joe Pinder
Cha Commerce
Chauncey Willard
Naval Air Station
Eisenhower Drive
Truman Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Truman
Weather Pair Through Thursday Frost Tonight
Local frost is forecast tonight as Northerly winds speed up to Btols mph. Yesterday’s high was Todays TOW, with rainfall to date from TULY decreasing compared with the same period last year and seasonal normals.
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Tuly
Alameda Creek Levee Rebuild Appeal Seeks Army Help
Alameda County officials appealed to the U S Corps of Engineers to rebuild Alameda Creek levees after weekend floods. County spokesmen later briefed San Francisco city engineers and Northern California road commissioners on securing state and federal funds to reconstruct roads and bridges washed out. County officials, led by Supervisor Chester Stanley, met Centerville leaders to discuss flood problems. Army engineers began rebuilding San Lorenzo levees and sought rights of entry to private property. Crowle reported Alameda Creek flooding and the Gray gravel pit overflow, noting about 50 Alvarado families were displaced and flood-control work could have progressed sooner if a bond election had passed. Continued on page 2.
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Oakland
Alameda County
U.s.corps Or
Army Engineers
Alameda Creek
San Francisco
California
Chester Stanley
Centerville
Orf
Alameda
San Lorenzo Creek
Hayward
Army
San Lorenzo
J. Herbert G. Crowle
Washington Township
Alameds
Board of Supervisors
Crowles
Niles
Crowle
Niles Water
Alvarado
Nile S
Malayan Reds Hold Peace Talks Begin In Baling
Malayan Communist leader Chin Peng emerged from the jungle to meet government officials in Baling for peace talks. The sessions deadlocked over recognition of the Communist party. a second session agreed to reconvene tomorrow at 10 am amid a guarded, tense atmosphere.
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Baling
Malaya
Chin Peng
Communist Party
Chin
Malayan Communist Party
Engku Abdel Rahman
Federation of Malaya
David Marshall
Singapore
Re Bled
Cpin
Britain
Japan
Joe
Chen Tien
Abdul Rashid bin Mahideen
Sir Chen
Lock Tan
Malayan Chinese Association
Rahman
Reds
Support for Charter Vote Yes in Home Rule Hayward
Voter advocates say charter change will make Hayward city government more responsive to the people. A local proponent cites Home Rule as a path to governance beyond state law and urges passage of the charter referendum.
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Hayward
Funder
John. A. Mitchell
Flood Ravaged Area Digging Out Today
The flood ravaged California region, with more than 150 million dollars in damage and up to 67 deaths, begins cleanup as residents return home under curfew. Civil defense officials report the disaster is moving from catastrophe to rehabilitation, while warnings persist along the San Joaquin delta. Army Corps of Engineers and Red Cross mobilize aid as sandbag defenses hold and shelters cope with thousands displaced.
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San Francisco
California
Yuba City
Fedva Ain
Goodwinigt
MSS Keight
Red Cross
Church
Pratina
Robert M. Stevenson
Yuba’ City
Sutter County
Feather River
San Joaquin Delta
San Joaquin
Jerea
Delta County
Sacramento
Isleton
Army Corps of Engineers
Pacific ‘Telephone and’ Telegraph Company
Weather Bureau
Bay Area
Val Peterson
Federal
Civil Defense
Eight Thousand Dollar Robbery At Oakland Restaurant
A bandit robbed Oakland's Villa de la Paix of 8000 dollars early today. Owner Leo Koules, 22, of San Francisco, was beaten after refusing to reveal the safe combination. The gunman, six feet two inches tall with a sloppy appearance and Southern drawl, fled with two canvas bags. Koules recovered after about 30 minutes and police noted no other injuries.
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Oakland
Ins
Oaklane
Leo P.koulag
San Francisco
Kouflos
Koulos
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Koules
Svith
Quint Denies Rift Not True As Quints Contemplate New Year
Four surviving Dionne quintuplets face holiday plans at Notre Dame de lEst near hospital in Montreal. Yvonne Cecile Marie and Annette may go home for New Year while Oliva Dionne grieves over Christmas separation. Father blames outside intruders. daughters deny rift and explain they were on duty at hospital.
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Montreal
Dionne
Marie
Annette
Cecile
Yvonne
Notre Dame de l’ Est Ae
Yvonney
North Bay
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Uty
Nto
Kiss Spread Disease? Science Set for Blow to Kissing
A press wire story reports that science may soon claim infectious mononucleosis spread through kissing. Abbott Laboratories officials debate the link while NHS epidemiologists discuss plausibility, with West Point and college students cited in the discussion.
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Delos Smalin
Unlind Press
New ‘York
Abbott, Laboratories
Medical
Hoagland
City approves tooth bill for fallen teeth sufferer
Muskegon officials authorize an $75 payment to a woman who broke her false teeth after a fall on faulty curd. The ordinance covers suffering and embarrassment, approved by the city commission.
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Muskegon, Mich
Disaster aid applications sought at Red Cross offices
Private individuals needing flood disaster assistance may apply to the Red Cross in Hayward ward or Niles. Applications will be taken from 1 to 8 p.m. today and tomorrow at Hayward Branch Red Cross headquarters, 21928 East 14th Street, and at Niles Elementary School.
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Red Cross
Hayeward
Niles
Hayward Branch
East 14Th Street
Niles Elementary
Alameda County mobilizes clothing drives via fire stations
In Castro Valley and San Leandro volunteers collect clothing, bedding, and food as steady donations flood five stations. The Hayward Red Cross notes a continues flow at 21324 East 14th Street while the Washington Township sheriff sub-station reports locals bring in goods. The Salvation Army asks donors to take items to Oakland if possible as local facilities near capacity.
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Township
Castro Valley
Hayward
South County
Alameda County
Salvation Army
Oakland
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Dick Button
Barbara Ann Scott
Stan Kenton
Hayward Savings Loan Association