State College Bill Moves Toward April Action
Donald Doyle supports a state college in Southern Alameda County and predicts full Assembly action in April on Assemblyman Carlos Bees bill seeking 20 million for a South County campus. Alameda City backs locating a college at the vacant Maritime School, with Crown introducing related legislation using the Alameda site. Continue on page 20.
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Daily Review
H. Lincoln
Oakland
Assembly
Alameda County
Carlos Bee
South
Bee
Dick Hafner
Sacramento
Donald Doyle
R. Lafayette
The
Miles
Sau Imle Yoowssuu
Doyle
South County
Hayward
Alameda County State College
Alameda
Robert W. Crown
U. S. Maritime School
Crown
Senate
Maritime School
Board backs Russell City clean up efforts in Alameda County
Alameda County supervisors endorsed Hayward’s push to clear Russell City for industrial development. Supervisor Dunn called Russell “the worst slum I’ve ever seen” and urged a ban on building without proper sewage and water services while urging federal aid for slum clearance. Officials from Hayward outlined extending sewer and water, with a redevelopment program seeking federal assistance if approved locally.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Russell City
Francis Dunn
Russell
Kent D. Pursell
Dunn
Russell’ City Improvement Association
Eden Resigns Britain's Helm Yields On Suez Lease
Hayward City council approved a 8.32 acre airport lease for a 400000 motel restaurant bar development with a 50 year term. Developers must start within 18 months, complete phases by three and seven years, and deliver minimum city rent of 250000 with increases tied to capacity. The deal includes a six month financing period and an option to back out. The council also granted a 2 percent citywide raise for municipal employees retroactive to January 1.
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Lfronting
Hesperian Blvd
A St
Walter H. Medak
Oakland
Earl Henning
San Francisco
Raymond J. Wilson
Oy Henning
Branden Construction Co
Art Phillips
Frank Biggs
Rousseau Organization
Woodands Estates
Palma Ceia Village
Fairway Park
William Scanlon
NEW Industry
Hayward Industrial Commission
Core Foundation
New Industries
Wells Fargo Bank
Second Street
Airport Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bay Area
Tomorrow Cartoons Preview Dr Bennett Doctor Heroics
The Daily Review promotes a full page cartoon series featuring Dr Guy Bennett in a life and death drama. The upcoming episode promises action packed adventures in a typical American city setting, with ongoing weekly installments starting tomorrow in Southern Alameda County.
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Daily Review
Alameda County
Guy Bennet
Bennett
Post Office Contract Awarded For Hayward Building
Hayward post office project awarded to Oliver and Coburn of Berkeley for a 15000 square foot building with a 2500 square foot garage on one acre at 25356 Cypress Ave. Occupancy planned by Sept 1. administrative offices stay at 822 Cypress. Window service at both sites. Annex lot at 21602 Western Blvd to be closed. lease cost about $18,000 yearly.
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Oliver and Coburn
Berkeley
Cypress Ave
Anthony v
Foster
Western Blvd
Family Escapes Fumes in Fremont Home
A Fremont family of four nearly suffocated by fumes from a broken refrigerator line. David and Doris Parker and their two children woke at 12 55 a m in their new Santos Road home and called Niles firefighters who used a smoke ejector to vent the gas.
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A .Nies
David
Doris Parker
Santos Rd
Niles
Hayward Council Seeks Clear Billboard Regulation Plan
Hayward city council last night asked for a definite recommendation before ruling on a billboard issue. The Planning Commission urged a general policy to protect beauty areas and to study specific legislation later, covering billboards fences and junk yards. City staff will craft a tangible ordinance proposal for the next meeting.
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Planing Commission
Daily Review Eenter George Lower
Don Gutoff
John J. Purchio
Robert C. Wright
S. D. Smiths
Eden resigns as prime minister after Suez crisis
Prime Minister Anthony Eden resigns after the Suez Canal crisis and his confrontation with opponents of the policy. He meets Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace to tender his resignation, amid a tense political backdrop and speculation about successors in the Commons.
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Anthony “Eden
No. 10
Downing Street
R. A. Butler
Lord Privy Seal
House of Commons
Harold MacMillan
Buckingham Palace
Eden
Jera
Treasury
Winston Gingskit
Suramious
Churchill
Avdramar
Egypt
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
Sandringham
Downing St
St. James Park
Palace
House of Lords
Shurchill
Commons
Editorial previews clash over Feather River water supply
Editorial observes that financing large projects like Feather River depends on firm guarantees of imported Northern water. Northern legislators fear South control, while the North may need more water as its economy grows. After five years of stalemate, Gov Knight urges decisive action as the 1957 session enters its third day, signaling a coming battle.
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Feather River
Jif
Goodwin J. Knight
Ior
Bay Area Faces Light Rain With Snow in Mountains
A late night rain storm is forecast for the Bay area with rain to spread from a storm 900 miles northwest of San Francisco. It should reach the North Coast this evening and the Bay area and Sacramento tonight, with Santa Maria and Bakersfield receiving rain tomorrow. The system may bring heavy snow to the mountains tonight and tomorrow, Sierra slopes show only nine inches at Soda Springs near Donner Summit, far below the seasonal average of 39 inches. Snowpack woes threaten spring and summer water supplies as only about one third of normal precipitation is stored, and a wetter season will be needed to meet normal water supply levels. Experts say the odds of an average water year in the San Joaquin valley are one to five against.
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Bay Area
San Francisco
Sacramento
Santa Maria
Baxersfield
San Joaquin Valley
Triplets Gift Deluge From First Baby of 1957
The Pederson triplets Margaret Elizabeth and Christine will split gifts awarded for the first baby of 1957. David Soares whose parents Mr and Mrs Manuel Soares of Hayward presented gifts to Mr and Mrs Russell Pederson. The Pedersons accepted donations from Southern Alameda County merchants. A separate complaint in Superior Court accuses a Leander auto dealer of luring a child and causing injury on a playground. The boys and girls involved relate to a hospital birth set before year’s end and a bicycle incident at Kinley school.
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David Soares
Pederson
Margaret
Elizabeth
Christine
David
Manuel S. Soares
Prospect 1St
Hayward
Russell Ik. Pederson
Pedersons
San ‘Leand'o
Alameda County
Oakland
Zander
San Leandro
Bassness
Et Foundation Hospital
Job Benefit Boost Plan Moves in California Assembly
In Sacramento an AFL backed plan seeks higher workmen’s compensation and unemployment benefits. Proposal sponsored by Republicans Jack A. Beaver and Roy J. Nielsen with Democrat Wallace Henderson sets benefit maximums at 40 for temporary disability, 35 weekly unemployment, and 40 for unemployment disability. Split over water issues threatens north south unity as governor pleads for harmony.
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American Federation of
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Assembly
AFL
Tlower House
Jack A. Beaver
Redlands
Roy J.neilsen
Wallace Henderson
Fresno
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