Taxes Suspended By Eden Hospital
Eden township hospital directors voted unanimously to drop the district tax rate to zero for the next fiscal year, with 10 cents per $100 assessed value remaining for debt service. The move shifts operation costs to hospital receipts as three space needs are outlined including lab, obstetrical, and bed capacity expansions.
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Castro Valley
Eden’ Township
Julius Levine
M.D
Paul Rhodes
Harry A. Blythe
Levine
Rest Home Crackdown Signals Licensing Enforcement
A Bay Area rest home crackdown emerged after Mabel E. Munn lost her Hayward Rest Home license at 107 Soto Street. Deputy A G Elizabeth Palmer said investigations are under way into rest homes as her client’s board revoked the license for seven Welfare Department rule violations. Attorney Felton L. Watson vows a tight appeal calling the board decision unfortunate for residents and families.
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Mabel E. Munn
Hayward Rest
Soto Street
Elizebeth Palmer
Munn
Bay Area
State Welfare Department
Felton L. Watson
San Francisco
Watson
Britain Urges Arms Step Up in Cold War Policy
London says Russia aims at world domination, requiring continued production of hydrogen bombs and super weapons. A white paper calls for readiness for little wars like Korea and Indochina, warns against nuclear use escalation, notes plans for two experimental nuclear submarine projects in 1957, missile and rocket research, and possible guided weapon tests next year.
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London
Ins
Russia
Korea
Indo-china
Britain
Arab i a Tank Shipment Ban To Be Probed
Washington inquiry opens into abrupt halt of 18 light tanks destined for Saudi Arabia after U S officials announced the shipment. Chairman Waite Ga says the decision was unwise and questions why arms are sold to one nation and not another. Committee plans to seek explanation from Secretary Dulles upon his return from vacation.
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Washington
INS
Waite
I. George
Benale Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Saudi Arabia
Department
George
U.S
John Foster Dulles
750000 Poised in Red China invasion force, says nationalist
Nationalist military spokesman Capt Liu Hao Tou announced at a news conference that Communist China has an invasion army of 750000 men poised opposite Formosa. He estimated an air force of 2000 planes, with 55 to 60 percent jets, concentrated in the triangular region south of the Yangtze and east of the Canton Mankow railway.
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Taipel
China
Formosa
Liu Hao Tou
Yangtze River
Canton-Mankow
Endorsement Plan for City Candidates Unveiled by Good Government League
Fayward's Good Government League approved endorsing candidates in the city election after a 31 to 18 vote. A nine member screening committee will evaluate candidates and recommend endorsements to the Hayward board of directors. Elected were Charles Kenney and John Guinee for at large posts along with appointed representatives for retail, labor, education, professions, clubs and civic groups, and manufacturing industries.
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Fayward
Good Government League
Geonard Baskin
League
Baskin
Orland Close
Marlin Haley
Jack D. Rees
Stanley Panazisa
Ninemah Board of Directors
Hayward
Leern
Charles Kenney
John Guinee
Marie Nussenbaum
Robert Taylor
Rees
Edward Martins
Robert Cooper
K. Sullivan
Registration Figures Due in Four Southern Alameda Areas
Oakland announces new registration figures are not yet ready for four Alameda county communities with April 10 elections. County Registration Chief William Koerner says totals as late as February 10 may be off by a few hundred. Hayward shows 11,860 registered voters versus 11,310 in 1954. San Leandro 17,834 versus 16,627 two years ago. Fremont at 7,578 compared with 7,481 after city status last month. Koerner cites a countywide cancellation of about 186,000 nonvoters and uncollected rolls as cause of discrepancies.
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Oakland
Alameda County
William Koerner
Hayward
San Leandro
Koerner
Fremont
Firemen Help Fremont by Mistake at Bridge Approach
Fremont and Newark firefighting units respond to a blaze near the Dumbarton bridge. Fire Commissioner J V Springer and volunteer Harold Caldierz arrive to discover they are in Fremont’s area while Newark fire crews fight driftwood and flames. Chief Madruga credits the misdirected effort but thanks the responders for their help. Meanwhile a separate Oakland diesel truck crash near Eastshore free way injures a driver, blocks traffic, and prompts a police arrest for suspected drunken driving with bail set at 290 dollars.
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Fremont
Newark
Dumbarton Bridge
J. Va. Springer
Warold Caldierz
Centerville
Frank Madruga
Oakland
Eastshore
J Avenue
Ernest C. Grimes
San Francisco
Grimes
Fire damages Miami Beach street. $50,000 loss reported
A spectacular blaze last night damaged five O Clock Club once owned by Itha Raye and three shops on Collings Avenue in Miami Beach. Fire officials estimate damage at $50,000 as thousands of vacationers watched the flames, with investigators citing possible causes linked to power failures and candy usage.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Itha Raye
Miami’Beach
Student Feared Dead in MIT Stunt
In Waltham Massachusetts a MIT student Thomas Clark 18 vanished after being dropped from a car as part of a stunt. Police divers searched the Cambridge reservoir while Alfred R Clark the student’s father and Middlesex County District Attorney Ephraim Martin observed. An immediate autopsy was planned if a body is found.
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Waltham
Mass
IWS
Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute and Technology
Alfred R. Clark
Harvey
Prief Ss
Clark
Thomas
M.I.T
Lincoln
Middlesex’ County District
Ephraim Martin
Martin
Flash Flood Deaths Reported in Rio de Janeiro Streets
Two people died in a flash flood that inundated city streets and parks yesterday. One drowned and the other was electrocuted as floodwaters surged through urban areas.
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Sio DE Janeiro
Olerson
Eisenhower Blames Oil Lobby Tactics For Veto Of Gas Bill
President Eisenhower says industry lobby tactics behind the failed gas bill created public doubt in government. He cites Senate investigations and private offers to influence lawmakers as “arrogant” and improper. The veto ends the measure despite White House backing.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
House
Oil
Eas
Senate
Apeee
Francis Case
S.D
Matey
Congress
Department
Air Force Probes B 52 Crash Survivors
Air Force authorities questioned four survivors after a 32 000 foot intercontinental Stratofortress exploded in flight and crashed near Tracy California. The eight engine bomber carried four men to their deaths and four others escaped by parachute and were hospitalized with burns and cuts.
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Ins
Air Force
America
Strategic Air Command
California
San Joaquin Valley
Trai
3Rds
Castile Air Force Base
Merced
Army
Sharp General
Sharp
Harold F. Korger
Michael Shay
Reds Release GI Who Fled Four Years Ago
American private Sidney Ray Sparks, 23, from Teonille Georgia, who fled a Berlin guardhouse in 1991 while held on assault charges, was released by Soviet authorities at the Soviet embassy in East Berlin and turned over to U S authorities. He had sought political asylum and was moved to a slave labor camp in the Soviet Union before his release. He is reported healthy and to face possible return to guardhouse for trial if fit.
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Berlin
Sidney Ray Sparks
Teonille
East Berlin
Sparks
Mt Sparks
U. S. Army Hospital
Army
U. S
East -Berlin
Dee
Hautzen
East Germany
Soviet Union
Missing Boy Found Asleep In Menlo Park
Three year-old Billy Lopez wandered from his Menlo Park home yesterday afternoon. About 250 volunteers searched the woods until a five-person party found him asleep under a tree two miles from home. He and two mongrel dogs slept soundly. he was taken to Stanford University Hospital for a checkup and released to his father Robert Loper, Stanford professor.
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Menlo Park
Billy Lopez
Stanford University
Alli
Robert Loper
Stanford
Widow Believes Hall Still Killer After Parole
Mrs Helen Meehan Gauzenes, widow of Arthur G Meehan the San Bruno police chief killed by Floyd Hall, contends Hall may strike again after being released from Vacaville Medical Facility following 32 years imprisonment. Hall escaped San Quentin in 1925 with Joe Tanko. Tanko was killed by SF police.
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San Bruno
Floyd Hall
Hall
Vacaville
Helen Meehen Gauzenes
Arthur G. ‘Meehan
Tractor Rampage Kills Operator in San Diego Street Crash
Rodney Les Perance is credited with saving more than a dozen workers after a tractor rammed through Holm Avenue and Federal Boulevard. Ernest Jackson, the tractor’s operator, was killed when a snapped branch struck him. Perance stopped, jumped aboard, and halted the vehicle before it could strike a bottling plant. Police said the tractor would have crushed walls and endangered many inside.
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San Diego
INS
Rodney Les Perance
Ernest Jackson
Vandals Strike San Leandro Police Car Antenna
Police Lieutenant Whitsey Rosaeen at San Leandro High School reports vandalism as the low frequency antenna was ripped from his patrol car while he attended classes. The incident underscores ongoing concerns over safety for officers.
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San Leandro
Whitsey
Rosaeen
Out Of Season Weather Oddities Reported
An informal report notes unusual late season conditions with sheep restless, hens setting, and hens moulting for a second time since fall as observations of lightning nearby accumulate over the week.
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Wales Cation
Weather update for Hayward area with showers and clearing forecast
Showers returned to Hayward this morning ending a two week stretch of fair weather. Bay Area forecast calls for clearing tonight and fair weather tomorrow with snow expected in the high mountains. Low temperatures tonight are projected to fall to the mid twenties.
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Hayward
Bey Area
Eisenhower Golf Pause Triggers Sharp Stock Moves
Stocks rose sharply as President Eisenhower resumed golfing, then slipped from intra day highs. Copper shares jumped after Anaconda quoted a strong price, with broader metals likely to follow. Natural gas issues rose briefly and settled, while overall market volatility persisted.
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New York
Eisenhower
Anaconda
President vetoes bill despite accord with aims
The president said justice could not be completed within ten days for lawmakers to review legislation. He warned that approving the bill before investigations finish could create long term apprehension in the public and harm both the people and Congress, though he regretted vetoing it because its basic objectives align with his views.
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Congress
Auto Dragged Body for 15 Blocks in Los Angeles
Police arrested Clarence Jamison after a car allegedly dragged a body for 15 blocks under the front bumper in what authorities call a gruesome hit-and-run case. The victim's identity was not immediately known as belongings scattered along the route. witnesses tried to stop the fleeing vehicle and a following car provided a license number.
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Los Angeles
Tks
Clarence Jamison
Jamison
Pon Jive
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