Federal Team Set to Direct Airport Traffic
An eight man federal government crew will direct Hayward Airport traffic from a tower atop the California Air National Guard hangar until a new 163000 dollar tower is completed by January 1960. They operate 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week and coordinate taxiing landings and takeoffs on 11 radio channels. Flight pilots must check with the tower for clearance.
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Hayward
Walter S. Porter
Federal Civil, Aeronautics Administration
California Air National Guard
Porter
Mgr
Fred ‘Taplin
Nayward
FAA
Taplin
Unemployment Rises Sharply Across Nation in December
Washington reports December unemployment climbed by about 275,000 to 4.108 million, with weather and seasonal effects blamed. factory weekly earnings hit a record 88.04 dollars as hours rose and nonfarm jobs increased to 58.102 million.
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Labor and Commerce Departments
Lastpring
Uise
Three Senators Named to Posts on Small Boat Harbors Panel
SACRAMENTO USP reports that during the 1959 legislative session three state senators were named to the Senate Interim Committee on Small Boat Harbors. Sen. Carl J. Chilatsensen Jr. of Eureka, Sen. Hugo Fisher of San Diego, and Sen. Fred S. Fare of Carmelita were appointed by Sen. John J. Hollister Jr. from Goleta.
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Sacramento
USP
Senate
John J. Hollister Jr
Goleta
Carl J. Chilatensen, Jr
Eureka
Hugo Fisher
San Diego
Fred S. Fare
Carmet
Prayer for Today Reflects Church's Perplexity and Renewal
A devotional text asks for forgiveness for indifference and zeal in worship. It pleads for preachers and laypeople to show the world life without God is meaningless without true divine guidance. The prayer seeks a shift from mere membership growth to guiding souls into a new way of life.
Tests Revealed On Pain Killer Tests Revealed On Pain Killer
Government reports encouraging preliminary tests of a new pain killer ten times stronger than morphine. Ambot and Flemming announce the drug is in testing, not licensed for production, and may be safer though its therapeutic value is unproven. NIH researchers May and Eddy note successful use in over 200 patients in Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles. The drug Nit 7519 is derived from oily fat and falls in a new class of benzomorphans.
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Washington
UPJ
Ambot
Flemming
Nathan’ B. Eddy
Nationals Institutes of Health
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
No Saucers For Saucer Society
TOKYO UPS Thirty members of the Flying Saucer Study Society report six hours of sky scanning from Tokyo’s 400 foot observation level in sub freezng temperatures failed to locate a saucer.
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Tokyo
UPS
Soiply
Executive's Wife Shoots Self in San Francisco
In Pacific Heights, Mrs Charlotte Weber 41, wife of a San Francisco insurance executive, shot herself with a .22 pistol after leaving a note accusing her husband of seeking a divorce. Found by her 13 year old son, she was hospitalized pleading, I have nobody left. Why cant I die I want to die.
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San Francisco
UPS
Cub Scout 10 Dies Shielding Mom in Monticello Shooting
In Monticello Indiana a 10 year old Cub Scout Sammy Joe Moss was shot and killed while protecting his mother Alma Musa 34 who was critically wounded. Suspect Albert M Colvin Jr 35 Kokomo admitted firing at Mrs Moss as Sammy stepped in front of him. Colvin had a prior quarrel with Mrs Moss and allegedly planned to kill her and commit suicide.
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Monticello, Ind
UPI
Sammy Joe Moss
Olpeeswee Npee
Alma Musa
Albert M. Colvin Jr
Kokomo
Shooljogs
Colvin
Mikoyan Heads to New York on U S goodwill tour
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan departed Los Angeles International Airport in heavy overcast for a cross country hop to New York amid a security guarded motorcade. He planned two days in New York before talks with President Eisenhower in Washington. About 50 police, newsmen and State Dept security agents gathered at the plane as Mikoyan waved goodbye.
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Los Angeles
Anastas I
Mikoyan
International
New York
United States
New York City
Washington
Eisenhower
Saturstay
Jed
United Air Lines
Idlewild
State Department
Communists hint at backing off on Berlin withdrawal
East Berlin talks between East Germany and Albania produced a communique signaling a potential retreat from Western Allied troop withdrawal demands in Berlin. The document, milder than prior stances, repeats old charges against West Berlin and endorses the Soviet plan for a free demilitarized city, while hinting at change in approach.
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Berlin
UPI
East Berlin
East Germany
Albania
Communist Party
West Berlin
Search hampered by Lands End mudslide nabs boy
In San Francisco rock and mud avalanches battered Lands End cliffs as rescuers fought a four hour effort to reach William Sol believed buried after a new earth slide. Margaret Soltero, 17, survived injuries from the same slide and aided authorities before emergency care.
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San Francisco
UPS
York
Lands End
Palive
William Sol
Margaret
William i Murrau
William
Fred Soltero
Fred
Pil Schneider
Zions Hospital
Young Salere
George Washington High School
Land's End
Bill
Bil
Father Refuses To Sign Kidnapping Complaint
In Brooklyn a 28 year old attorney, Frank Chionchio, refused to sign a complaint against grandmother Jean Tavarone, 43, charged with kidnapping baby Lisa Rose Chionchio from a hospital crib and keeping her nine days. The infant was recovered unharmed and Tavarone maintains she gave birth alone. Police describe a motive to regain custody of other children.
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New York
Frances
Fay
Ents
Jean’ Fayarene
Al3th
Brooklyn
Javacone Ghd
Chionchio
Lisa Rose
James B. Lepmett
Tavarone
Sen
Elderly Pedestrian Killed on Oakland Overpass
An unidentified elderly man was struck and killed by a car on the Fifth Ave overpass in Oakland. Police say the driver was Robert Bragg, 40, of San Leandro, a postal employee. Another motorist, Aldon Gagnon, 22, Oakland, tried to warn him minutes before the crash.
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Oakland
UPI
Fifth Ave
Robert Bragg
San Leandro
Aldon Gagnon
Union City Bid Votes Light Morning as Polls Open
Voters in Union City area decide on corporation and elect five councilmen. Polls at Barnard School Decoto School Decoto Fire Station and Alvarado Fire Station run until 7 p.m. With noon totals Barnard 44 Decoto 68 Decoto Fire 43 Alvarado 83. Results to follow around 5 p.m. per Daily Review.
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Decoto
Trevots
Alvarado
Union City
Barnard School
Decoto School
Decoto Firs Station
Alvarado Fire Station
Barnard
Decoto Fire Station
Alvarado Fire House
The
Daily Review
P.m
Jefferson
Dulles Attacks Russian German Peace Plan Proposals
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles called the Soviet German peace treaty proposals brutal and stupid. He warned they could push Germany toward the East and threaten world peace, while noting the U S is not negotiating with Mikoyan. He urged clear discussion to avoid miscalculation and further tensions between Moscow and Washington.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster
Dulles
Hhey
Bidhope
United. Staten
Germany
U.S
Anastas T. Mikoyan
Mikagan H
Moscow
Two Hayward Boys Critical After Fatal Highway Crash
Two Hayward youths, Larry Apodaca and Charles Joseph, remained in critical condition today at Eden Hospital after a highway crash near Bakersfield that killed Manuel Granda and Gene Gisler. Granda, a Hayward native, was a basketball coach and Little League pitcher. Gisler, also from Hayward, was a notable Little League player. Funeral services were set for Granda and Gisler, with rosary and burial plans announced in Hayward.
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Hayward
Eden
Bakersfield
Larry Apedaca
Grovel Way
Charles. Joseph
Second St
Manuel Granda
E St
Gene Gister
Westview Way
Haye
Yard
Young Apodaca
Rasentrball
Teaal Joseph
Apodava
All Saints
Graneha
Hayward Area Recreation Diss
Gisler
Stanndout
Flayward
Los Angeles
Grandia
Jonward
Grandha
All Saint's Chuvcc
Sorensen — Bros
St. Hayward
Holy Senatchre Cemetery
Young Sisler
Claude Cisler
Pratt Fliers Mortuary
St. Awith
Paul Rhodes
First
Presbyterian Chrch
Lone Tree Cemetery
Dne B
Granda
Grapitson
Dontingo Valin
Hayshward
UPC No. 4
Sucur
Sal Coimbra
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