Polio vaccine snag delays mass inoculation plan
Washington reports new unexplained snag in polio vaccine release after secret talks by Jonas Salk and experts. Public Health Service says no public release date yet and production testing issues take priority over distribution. No doses have been released since June 6 as committees review safety standards and producer experiences.
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National Safety Council Warns 380 Deaths Likely This Weekend
The National Safety Council warned holiday travelers to “slam on the brakes” or face reaching its estimate of 380 highway deaths during the Fourth of July weekend. A United Press tally notes six traffic fatalities at Fort Dix and nearby areas, with Tennessee led by six deaths and California reporting ten.
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Pilot Breaks Speed Record In Ricks Memorial Race
Detroit reports Lt. Col. George C. McCrory of the Air National Guard flies from Ontario, California to Detroit at an average 611.27 mph in the second Ricks Memorial trophy race. Pilot James A. Poston finishes from Columbus, Ohio, claiming the trophy despite a slower average than some rivals. Lt. Charles J. Young Jr. set last year’s winning time of three hours, 27 minutes, 13 seconds.
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Sears Roebuck Plans San Leandro Store Opening
Sears Roebuck announced a San Leandro branch at Washington and West Estudillo, signing a five year lease on Sam Vinhos’s vacant building. Remodeling aims to add a main entrance on West Estudillo and a full appliance stock with about ten sales staff. The store could be ready by July 21 and will serve East Oakland and surrounding areas with home delivery.
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Record High Californians Hit Roads For 4th Of July Weekend
A record number of Californians drove over the Fourth of July weekend amid warnings from the highway patrol. About 80 fatalities were predicted. officials canceled leaves to keep deaths down. In Alameda County traffic checks yielded 88 citations from 642 cars. Bay Area radio stations will broadcast traffic reports to ease outbound and inbound peaks. Fireworks injuries appeared in San Francisco as a 12-year-old and a 5-year-old suffered burns. Northern California communities planned large celebrations to encourage staying home. San Francisco’s Monday program featured music and fireworks. Oakland planned races and parades. San Leandro hosted an Old Fashioned Fourth with dedication ceremonies at Cherry Grove Park.
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Weather forecast notes fair day and Sunday heat
Weather brief reports fair conditions today with high fog in the early morning and slightly cooler temperatures. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. No reliable data for yesterday's high or today's low.
Third Fire In Week At School In San Lorenzo
Arsonists set a fire at Del Rey elementary in San Lorenzo early today causing about 1500 in damage. The blaze in room five destroyed desks and scorched walls after breaking a window. A prior hay fire in a patio and another classroom fire a week earlier raised concerns of repeated incidents at the same school.
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Grandma Toon Strips Debuts Monday Morning
The Daily Review will feature a new comic strip character "Grandma" drawn by Charles Kuhn. Kuhn, a veteran artist, emphasizes down to earth humor as essential to cartooning. The strip, rated among top comic strips, debuts Monday and will appear daily this week.
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Actress Izabel Bonner Dies On Stage During Play
Hollywood actress Izabel Bonner collapsed and died on stage at the Carthay Circle theater during a performance of The Shrike. The 47-year-old, who wrote the play with husband Joseph Kramm, died of a heart ailment as Dane Clark and others on stage improvised to carry the scene. The show closed as scheduled tonight.
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Search Still Continues For Airmen Lost Off Japan
Tokyo reporters say fresh planes ships and crews joined the search for two missing U S Marine airmen after their Fury jet vanished off east central Japan last Sunday night. First Lt Alam Meaney of Younkers New York was found dead from the wreckage on Oshimas lava slope outside Tokyo Bay. Navy notes later said a fourth airman may have drowned when a search helicopter crashed at sea Wednesday while seeking the missing crew.
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Tires Stolen From Hayward Service Station
Elmer Orella reported to Hayward police yesterday that six new automobile tires valued at 136 dollars were taken from his service station at A and Castro streets. No evidence of forced entry was found.
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Carmen Accept Wage Offer to Avert Key System Strike
East Bay commuters gain labor peace as Carmen Local 192 voters approve a wage settlement through May 31 1957 by 366 to 252. Immediate 5 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 21 plus 4 cent in March 1956 and 3 cent in December 1956, plus vacation steps after 12 and 25 years. Federal mediator Arthur Viatt and Key System President Glen Stanley oversee talks.
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Adenauer May Visit Moscow in September for Talks
Bonn officials say Chancellor Konrad Adenauer hopes to visit Moscow in September if the Russians clear up several key points in advance. He asked for informal talks between West German and Soviet ambassadors in Paris to clarify questions before any commitment.
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Lorenzo Youngsters Hurt in Accidents
Two San Lorenzo children were injured in separate incidents yesterday. David A. Braken, 3, cut over the eye after a fall while playing. Gregory Jackson, 25 months, suffered a deep chin gash. Both received treatment at Fairmont hospital and were released to their parents.
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Burglars Hit Hi View School Office
Principal Rudy Gatti told sheriff's deputies yesterday that burglars, probably juveniles, forced open a door at Hi View School. They stole money a stop watch and a first aid kit valued at 25 dollars from Gatti's office at Hill and Casson roads.
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Catholics Stage Demonstration In Belgium
About thirty thousand Catholics marched through Liege to protest state aid cuts to Catholic schools. Socialists and Catholics clashed briefly as demonstrators hurled firecrackers, police moved in to separate groups, and the crowd followed a truce to avoid damaging Socialist property.
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