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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1958

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Decato Alvarado Annexation Decision Faces Court Hurdle

Alvarado Decato residents at Alvarado Elementary School weigh annexation support amid Holly Sugar Company opposition. Attorney Dobrzensky filed an appeal challenging a 1132 acre Hayward industrial annex ruling, delaying Fremont Hayward proposals and prompting signatures withdrawal. Fremont Council set to receive a county boundaries report and discuss Alvarado annexation jurisdiction tomorrow.

Alvarado Decato Pan Holly Sugar Company Hayward Fremont Stacy A. Dobrzensky de Iato Donb Ybut Union City Christina M. Anderson Fremont City Robert Coon Holly Sugar Coop DeSoto Frémont Alvarado, Annex

Vote Settles School Issue in Hayward El Rancho Verde

Residents of Caleb Ct section voted 283 to 16 to remain in La Vista School District. The decision ends a dispute over where local children attend school and guides county supervisors on district boundary changes. Seventy percent turnout among 283 registered voters.

Caleb Ct Hayward el Rancho Verde la Vista School Decota Elementary Decota Valle Vista la Vista Dist

Masonheimer to Become Modesto Assistant City Manager

Pleasanton city administrator C W Masonheimer will leave Pleasanton after seven months to take the job of assistant city manager in Modesto on January 36, returning to the post he held before coming to Pleasanton. He will replace George Tomsho, newly named administrative analyst for Alameda County.

Pleasanton W. Masonheimer Modesto Masonheimer George Tomsho Alameda County

Storm to Bring Rain Tomorrow Across Bay Area

A Pacific storm will bring rain tomorrow per the weather bureau. Light showers were recorded in parts of the San Francisco Bay Area with cooler and slightly higher temperatures. Lows in Hayward Tecoto and San Leandro were 35 40 and 35, with rain expected to spread northward and turn to snow above 3500 feet in the Sierra Nevada, and to the Salinas Valley.

Pacific Weather Bureau San Francisco Bay Area Hayward Tecoto San Leandro Sierra Nevada Salao Salinas Valley

Burglars Loot Stoke Inc Office. Leave Note Found

Burglars broke into the Stoke Inc construction office at 700 Bigge St in Oakland, ransacked the site of the Biggie Drayage Co warehouse, and left with only red crayons medical bandages and adhesive tape. Police say a red lettered note read Leave money next time.

San, Leandro Stoke Inc Oakland Biggie Drayage Co Bigge St

Ugly Duckling Barbara Burns Held on Narcotics Charge

Barbara Ann Burns, 19, daughter of comedian Bob Burns, confessed to police she is hopelessly addicted to narcotics. She, with John De Roo and Robert A. Gray, was arrested in Sunset Boulevard apartment on suspicion of violating the state narcotics act. She claimed a drug pusher entangled her after a lonely life and alleged he exploited her income from her father's estate.

Hollywood INS Barbara Ann Burns Ate Bob Burns John de Roo Robert A. Gray Sunset Boulevard Burns

Opponents explain why they oppose Ashland annexation

In the Ashland annexation debate, opponents led by Joan T. Conolly of San Lorenzo outline their reasons for rejecting the move. The Daily Review will publish daily stories and pictures on the issue through Tuesday’s election.

Ashland Daily Review Joan T. Conolly San Lorenzo San Leandro

General Gavin blasts lag in Army and budget

Lt Gen James M Gavin testified before the Senate that rapid deterioration in the Army and a lack of essential weapons push him toward retirement. He said no red penny exists in the budget for Army missiles and space programs, condemning the high command for decision delays. He will retire if he cannot obey or be honest with Congress and himself.

Washington INS James M. Gavin Army Army Research Senate U. S Lyndon Johnson D-Fox Gavin Kent Eisenhower Eisenhower Hagerty The Johnson Secro Brucker Gayini Congress Coraroand

Eisenhower State of the Union to Be Broadcast Across Networks

President Eisenhower’s State of the Union address will air at 9:30 a.m. on KRON IV KKPIX KGO IV and on KNBC and KCBS, with a repeat on KNBC at 8:05 p.m. The speech, about 5500 words and roughly 35 minutes, reflects major revisions and new developments in policy.

San Francisco Kron-Iv KKPIX Kgo-Iv KNBC KCBS Eisenhower

Bid Filed For New Bus Line Between Hayward And San Mateo

A proposed morning and afternoon bus line linking Hayward and San Mateo has been filed with the Public Utilities Commission by San Mateo Burlingame Transit Co. Coowner Ray Withers, with Andrew Byrd, says service aimed at workers and students would include three trips in the morning and five in the afternoon. Fares would be 75 cents one way, 1.35 dollars round trip, with 20 ride books costing 12 dollars. children 50 cents one way, 25 cents round trip. Terminals would be Greyhound depots in both cities. Morning schedule would start with a San Mateo departure at 6:20 a.m. and reach Hayward by 7:20 a.m., finishing at 7:50 a.m. Afternoon departures from San Mateo would be 3:20 p.m. and 4:45 p.m., with Hayward returns at 4:04 p.m. and 5:22 p.m.

Hayward San Mateo San Mateo-Burlingame Transit Ray Withers Transit Company Andrew ©. Byrd Peninsula Withers Greynein Aim San ‘Mateo

Soviet bans vodka sales at railroad stations

Moscow reports the Soviet government has banned vodka sales at railroad stations and cafes in an effort to cut drunkenness. The move targets rationed outlets and rail travel hubs, signaling a nationwide tightening of alcohol distribution and public order measures.

Moscow

Hayward Wins St Widening Funds Approval

County supervisors approved Hayward’s $88,098 share from the formula gas tax fund for continued improvement of A Street from Foothill Boulevard to the east city limits. The program allocates gas tax to cities by population and street mileage, funds to buy right of way and widen A Street between Foothill and Second Street.

Hayward Foothill

Palo Alto Pilot Killed in Navy Jet Crash

A Navy jet crashed near Moffett Field, Lisbon, Portugal, killing Wayne R. Bartley 95 feet from the Midfield housing area. The FSU Crusader stalled on approach, cutting power lines and igniting a fence line. Bartley, a shopkeeper from Mountain View, left a note thanking St Josephs Hospital for treatment and had sent $3.50 for first aid. He is survived by his wife and one child. his parents live in Omaha, Nebraska.

Lisbon Portugal St. Josephs ‘Hospital Mountain View Wayne R. Bartley Bajo Alto James Navy FSU Crusader Moffett Naval Air Station Bartley Y Bartley Omaha, Neb

Southern Crossing decision expected by early April

California faces a tight timetable as Public Works Chief C. M. Gilliss orders three surveys to gauge if the state can fund the Southern Crossing bridge from Army Street in San Francisco to the East Bay. A final report by early April will guide the California Toll Bridge Authority, with rulings pending from the Public Utilities Commission.

Sacramento California San Francisco Bay Public Works C. M Max Gilliss Army St San Francisco East Bay San Leandro Cisco Oakland Bay Alan’ Parry Silliss Nexithe Bay Bridge New York Smith, Barney and Company J California Toll Bridge Authority Public Utilities Commission Ray Bridge vHe PUC

Dulles Opposes Summit With Russia

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a top-level meeting with Russia would be futile at this time. The remark came during a three-hour closed briefing on international developments since August. Representative Barratt O’Hara relayed Dulles’s opposition to another summit with the Russians.

Washington INS John Foster Dulles House Foreign Affairs Committee Russia Dulles Swomit Nikolai Balganin Barratt O

Father of Six Seen death by own action

SAN FRANCISCO A father of six believed today to have leaped to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge. David D. Lala, 33, of Oakland, fled after attempting to cash a forged payroll check for 86.90 at an Oakland market. A farewell note to his wife Audrey accompanied the car found abandoned near the north Marin tower at 1 a.m. The forged check case involved a stolen book from the Appliance Center in Oakland.

San Francisco Oakland Golden Gate Bridge David D. Lala Marin County Lala Ted. Cherin Tenth Street Tenth Washington Streets Center MacArthur Blvd Audrey

Alameda County Proposes Master Plan for Highways

Alameda County plans to draft a master plan for major highways and expressways. County supervisors approved hiring an engineering consultant to draft specifications and obtain bids. Plans must be submitted to the state highway department by June 30.

Alameda County Olof E. Anderson Santa Clara Contra Costa Senate State Highway Department

Etna Volcanic Activity Reports Lava Emission

Mount Etna in Sicily was reported emitting lava at about 12 feet per hour. Bad weather hindered precise observation but officials warned of immediate danger from the activity.

Catania Sicily Mount Etna

Greyhound Bus Routes Curtailed Across California

San Francisco and major California centers will see a service cut by Greyhound Lines effective today. The San Francisco to Sacramento Vallejo Napa Valley and Sacramento route loses 13 trips reducing daily runs from 55 to 42. A company spokesman declined to give specifics but indicated changes will extend statewide.

San Francisco GreyHound Lines California Vallejo Napa Valley

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