Six Die In Alameda County Triple Crash Tragedy
Weekend wrecks claim six lives in Alameda County including an unborn baby. Five victims from San Leandro died when a speeding car crossed a divider north of Army Street in a Bayshore Freeway collision. Victims include Antone De Silva 65 Maria Hernandez 29 and her unborn daughter along with Frank Sot 63 and Annie Sot 59. Two others injured and George Willis 22 of Livermore killed in an Altamont Pass pedestrian collision. Driver Edwin Stone 42 San Leandro said Willis darted into his path. no citation issued.
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Manor Annex Protest Tonight in San Leandro
San Leandro City Council holds a 3:15 PM protest hearing on Washington annexation as 1492 signatures seek annexation. An May 7 election could be blocked if protests exceed 30 percent of assessed Washington Manor value. Also on agenda are Sybil Ave widening and planning rules for rear yards in single family zones.
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Light drizzle for South County and crops forecast
Weather notes show light drizzle for South County tonight and tomorrow morning, with Taifa figures near nine inches above average. Hayward High School reports season rainfall at 6.74 inches, well below the 16 inch norm and far under last year’s 24 inch flood season, while Alameda County official Tom Shoemaker calls for more rain to aid crops and notes harvest delays from prior dry spells.
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Boy Hangs Self With Jump Rope
A 12 year old boy Frederic Sanbern hanged himself last night in the garage using a jump rope borrowed from his sister. Deputies say he was unseen after taking the rope, triggering a search in the Del Paso Heights area. His body was found swinging from a beam in the Sanborn home garage.
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Fight for Life By Tiny Baby
Doctors fought today to save Elizabeth Anne a girl born at Hackney maternity hospital weighing 24 ounces at birth in a premature Caesarean. Baptized by a woman doctor minutes after birth she fit in a doctor's hand. Father Leslie Smith a 29 year old trucker said baptism was to give her hope though doctors warned a 50 50 chance with weeks to gain weight before she could be as heavy as a normal baby.
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New York Docks End Five Day IL A Strike
The International Longshoremen's Association and the New York Shipping Association announced a three year agreement ending a five day walkout by 48,000 longshoremen from Maine to Virginia. Subcommittees meet in federal mediation offices to finalize contracts for carpenters and checkers. The retroactive wage package begins with 18 cents per hour increase the first year, 7 cents in each of the next two years, totaling 92 cents, expiring September 30, 1989.
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Jews Fleeing Poland Terror Exodus Grows in Poland
London reports mass Jewish exodus from Poland, described as self liquidation of a 700 year old community. Passport requests exceed 25,000 as anti Semitism described as ravings by Juliusz Burgin.
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Queen Elizabeth II Opens Portugal Visit Amid Jubilant City
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh began a three day state visit to Portugal aboard Britannia as crowds cheered along the Tagus. The royal couple planned a U.S. swing in September with stops in New York Washington and Jamestown amid a wave of ceremony and separate suites at Queluz Palace.
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GI Interest Hike Rejected by House Veterans Panel
The House Veterans Affairs Committee rejected the administration’s request to raise GI home loan interest from 4.5 percent to five percent. It approved a Teague bill authorizing 150 million in direct loans up to 12,000 dollars for veterans in the next fiscal year at 4.5 percent.
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Ike to Return On Arab Crisis
President Eisenhower plans to cut short his Gear vacation and fly back to Washington tomorrow due to the Middle East crisis. Israel called home its ambassador for talks on withdrawal from Gaza and a special cabinet meeting was held to discuss American efforts to remove Jewish troops. The president may appear before the United Nations General Assembly later this week, though no confirmation was given.
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Russian Man, 149, Epee Turns Politician
A 149 year old man Mahmoud Katov from Moscow is named a candidate in upcoming local Soviet elections in Azerbaijan. Ibatov, a collective farm worker, heads a family of more than one hundred.
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Ray Elsmore Dies Suddenly In Los Altos
Col Ray T Elsmore 66 pioneer flier, longtime Western Sky Industries leader, died suddenly at home in Los Altos following a recent heart attack. A Utah native, he logged 18000+ night hours in two wars and 30+ years of commercial flying. Funeral Thursday in Palo Alto. Survived by wife Belle and two children Ray and Joan.
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Alviso to Vote On Bond For School District
Fremont Alviso Elementary School District voters go to the polls tomorrow to decide on a bond proposal to authorize up to 140000 dollars and to seek state funds totaling 150000 dollars. Polls open noon to 6 p.m. at Alviso school on Den verville Alvalade highway.
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Warren County Fire Tragedy Claims Dozens In Warren Home
A severe fire at the Warner Retirement Home in Warrenton Missouri killed many aged residents and visitors. Firemen recovered 23 bodies from the basement amid debris, with officials saying most remains were too badly burned for identification. Governor Blair ordered a three phase inquiry as investigators search the ruin for more victims.
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Nationwide Shelter System Sought for All Citizens
Washington civil defense chief Peter Peterson urged a countrywide shelter system and warned that 40 to 50 percent could die in a full nuclear attack. He testified to House subcommittees on evacuation plans for big cities, noting they could last two to 10 years until missiles improve. He urged starting work on a universal shelter plan at the White House. In Congress, a Judiciary subcommittee voted 4-2 to end civil rights hearings March 5. Two southern Democrats opposed any time limit.
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Jackson Street Widening Seen in Budget Talks
Hayward officials and business leaders pressed for Jackson Street widening at a conference with California officials. Durkee and McCoy cited $500,000 in the 1967-58 budget for right of way, with no immediate construction funds. Federal aid changes affect MacArthur Boulevard and statewide funding priorities.
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Fire in Kagoshima Market Kills Thirteen
A March fire in a Kagoshima market area in Southern Japan killed thirteen people and left about one hundred homeless. The blaze destroyed nine flimsy wooden structures and damaged four more, sweeping through the market early today.
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