PG&E Lashed On River Pact
Rep. Clair Engle accused Pacific Gas & Electric Co. of pressuring the Trinity River project under CVP plans. He cited a GAO report criticizing Interior and Corps administration and warned against giving PG&E an exclusive 3 year Trinity contract. Engle vowed to block the so called partnership in the new session.
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George Coffey
Correse
Washington
Clair Engle
House
Interior Committee
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
California
Central Valley
California Democrat
CYP
Trinity River Project
Hubert Scudder
Calif
PGEE
Trinity
Engle
Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Pg&e
William “F. Knowland
Wife Slain By Ex Editor Then Himself
In New York Howard Rushmore and his wife Frances were killed in a taxi near a police station after he forced entry. Rushmore 45 shot himself in the temple, Frances 37 died from head and neck wounds. Police found a .32 pistol and an 8 inch commando knife on him and strapped to his side.
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New York
Howard Rushmore
Confidential Magazine
Rushmore
Po Uce
Phone Workers Delay Walkout in Talks With AT and T
In New York the union and AT and T negotiators will hold further talks after the American Telephone and Telegraph contract with Long Lines division of the Communications Workers of America expired at midnight. The 25 000 member union postponed a nationwide strike planned for 2 01 am and resumed discussions this afternoon. Blaine Gleason said the strike is off for now but warned progress remains uncertain as wage offers are deemed inadequate.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines
Communications Workers of America
Blaine Gleason
Latin Sabotage Plot Quashed by Police Across Argentina
Buenos Aires police announced the arrest of 96 people in Buenos Aires La Plata and San Juan area for Peronist terrorist activities. The probe uncovered plans to bomb La Prensa and target the United Press and Associated Press offices. In San Leandro California, Dads Club members organize a citywide Christmas tree cleanup with door to door collection between 1 and 5 p.m. tomorrow, removing discarded trees and hauling them to the dump.
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Buenss Atres
Permista
la Prensa
United Press
Associated Press
Argentina
Buenos Aires
la Plata
Peronista
San Ceanden Vas
Sosa
Tacuman
San Leanoro Macs
San Leandro
Dads
T. Prensa
Sears Plans 250000 Sq Ft Warehouse in San Leandro
Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced plans to build a 250000 square foot warehouse on a 12 acre Merced Avenue site opposite General Electric in Clamac Industrial Park. Groundbreaking set for March with regional distribution for Sears stores and a retail Oakland Hayward warehouse. Hayward store near Eastshore Freeway/Winton, opening next fall. Officials said staffing size will depend on completion.
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San Leandro
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Hayward
Oakland
Los Angeles
J. G. Wadham
Pacific Coast
Walter Ridener
Wadham
Sears
Eastshore Freeway
Winton
Bay Area
Guards Patrol Palermo Rail Viaducts Weeklong
Armed guards patrolled railway viaducts in Palermo parks all week to thwart any terrorist attempt to blow them up and to cut Buenos Aires off from the rest of the country.
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Palermo Parks
Buenos Aires
Leandro Lease By Seattle Firm In San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO Trueforms Inc of Seattle has completed negotiations to lease public warehouse space from Encinal Terminals at 1500 Doolittle Drive. The firm will service its Bay Area customers from the San Leandro location, according to Homer Allen, president of Trueforms Inc.
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San Leandro
Arrest Halted Latin Uprising
Venezuelan authorities halted a major armed plot against President Marcos Perez Jimenez by arresting Gen Hugo Fuentes and several high ranking officers as New Year’s Eve approached. Fuentes was seized as he left his office en route to the presidential reception, with officials citing suspicion of plotting against the president.
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Caracas
Venezela
Hugo Fuentes
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Fuentes
Seguridad National
National Security Police
Perez
Jimine
Rights Board Chief Sought for Voting Rights Inquiry Directorship
Washington CP reports the Civil Rights Commission sought within a week a top candidate to direct its 20 month inquiry into voting rights violations. President Eisenhower would pick for the $22 500 job from a list of several candidates submitted by the new commission. Chairman John A Hannah said any unanimously approved candidate would be acceptable and declined to name prospects.
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Washington
Federal
Civil Rights Commission
Eisenhower
Commission
John A. Hannah
Debates Over Decoto Annexation Draw Fremont Hayward Audiences
A two hour public meeting in the Decoto area explored the proposed annexation of 8.6 miles to Fremont. Fremont and Hayward speakers defended positions while Union City proponents and Holly Sugar voiced concerns. Although concerns about jurisdiction and future plans were aired, attendees remained courteous with questions limited.
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Monto Auditorium
Decota
Fremont
Hayward
Union City
Deceto Merchants Assn
Union City Chamber of Commerce
Holly Sugar Corp
Mayner
Alvarado-Denoto- Arta
Holly Sugar
Decoto
Improvement Assn
Wallace Pond
Robert Coop
Washington Township
Frémont
John Purchio
Smith
Chamber of Commerce
George Oakes, Jr
Five Day Term Fine for Drunk Driver in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO A Hayward man, Arthur J. Matson, 49, received a five day jail term and a 368 dollar fine after a drunk driving conviction in Municipal Court. His wife Sara May Matson was fined 200 dollars or given 20 days in jail. Both were arrested on New Year’s Eve on Foothill Boulevard south of Mattox Road, and Matson had a prior drunk driving conviction.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Gerald P. Conitt
Arthur J. Matson
Locust St
Sara May
Foothill Blvd
Mattox Rd
Burglars Target Cafe in San Pedro After Lucky Bill Message
Burglars in San Pedro target the cafe named the Lobster Pot leading to a note on stolen bills reading good luck from the Lobster Pot. Police describe the incident as a burglary with theft of cash and valuables from the cafe.
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San Pedro
Calif
Thieves Take Deadly Fireworks From Local Sheds
Concord sheriff deputies report the theft of an arsenal of dangerous fireworks from a Cowell Contra Costa County storage shed. About $1500 worth of mortars rockets and shells eight to ten inches long were stolen late Friday night. The items are described as extremely dangerous in inexperienced hands.
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Concord
Cowell
Contra Costa County
Borfiman Dixplay Co
Preson
Two Injured By Motorist In San Leandro
Two pedestrians were injured, one seriously, when struck by a car at Davis and Alvarado Streets in San Leandro. The driver Albert Max.Seeman, 29, Hayward, was cited for pedestrian right of way. Injured were John P. Martin, 62, Hayward, sent to Eden Hospital with multiple cuts and shoulder injuries, and James K. Johnson, 44, San Leandro, who suffered bruises and was not treated. Johnson said he warned Martin as they attempted to dodge the vehicle.
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San. Leandro
Davis and Alvarado Sts
Albert Max.Seeman
St.John Ct
Hayward
John P. Martin
Western Blvd
Eden Hospital
James K. Johnson
Clarke St
San’ Leandro
Johnson
Jevassing
Davis St
Martin
Weekly Guide to TV debuts in Daily Review today
The Daily Review launches a new Weekly Guide to TV on Saturdays listing Southern Alameda County eight days of programs on Bay Area top channels. Flip to page 13 for the latest weekly television schedule and world of TV tips in print.
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Daily Review
Alameda County
Bay Area
Heroic Action Saves Family in Newark Blaze
Patrolman John Burke, 31, rescued a mother Ma bel Reyes and her three children from a blazing 658 Sycamore St duplex at 5 am. He kicked down doors, aided by firefighters, while determining a man, Feron C. Cole, unconscious inside. Cole died after rescue efforts. fire caused extensive smoke and about 1500 damage.
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Newark
Lyce Itn
Reyes
John’ “Burke
Idr
Theresa
Robie
Mark
Carroll Clark
John Burke
Sycamore St
Mabel Reyes
Ool
Robbie
Burke
Harold ‘Caldeira
Feron C. Cole
Cole
Fairmont Hospital
Fremont Ambulance Co
Robert Berry
Mickey
Joe Pashote
Lin
Firm On Rejection Of Summit Meet
Washington reports an administration official says Secretary of State Dulles has won the dispute with disarmament adviser Stassen over how to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union. Eisenhower rejects an immediate summit with Soviet leaders and favors talks at a foreign ministers level or within the UN disarmament commission.
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Washington
SVS
John Fosker Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
Bush Sia
United Nations Disarmment Commission
Students Face Strip Curb Education Plan At Hayward High
Hayward High officials will run an educational program next week to curb loitering and horseplay by students in stores near Foothill Blvd. The meeting includes school officials city staff and store managers to address rising after school visits and disruptive behavior.
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Hayward
Stuents
Hayeward Strip
Cials
Foothill Blvd
London
Lambeth
Don Oakes
Juscious
Wil
Janet Burt
Eaby Janet
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Turner
Hesperian Blvd
San Lorene Village
Rights Board
Hayward Loose
Letty
A. Dabraenésey
Danesattory
Founders Savings and Loan Association
Hayward, Calif
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