Sludge on Peak Promoted Hiker TETOCKTON Fight
A 2-year-old hiker died in a 40-foot fall in Kings Canyon as he attempted a 14,000 foot peak in a grudge climb. Doctors said he suffered multiple broken bones, bruises, and an internal injury after being airlifted to hospital. He had a history of tough routes and a prior failed ascent with a companion in 1953. The incident followed a helicopter rescue and transfer to a Bishop hospital, then to Cameron hospital for further care.
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John Finley Sei
Stogkion
Lincoln
State Agents Tally Big Dope Arrests in Bay Area
State agents reported 778 arrests in the San Francisco Bay Area from July 1748956 to March 31, 195%, with 166 arrests made by agents themselves. Attorney General Edmund G. Banaving said the figures show narcotics traffic is an important problem, not a juvenile issue.
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Wan Francisco
Sanpic Bay
Edmund G. Banaving
Newark Outlook Reports School Aid Plan Progress
Newark School District outlines state aid to fund six new classrooms at Musick Street and one more elementary school. Architects Corwin Booth and Gregor Wesley Hall expect approvals after Tuesday planning commission review to start, with completion aimed for September 1958 to serve the west side and cut cross-town transfers.
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Exin
Newark School
Bee Low
Mac
Corwin Booth
Gregor
Wesley Hall
Planning Commission
Ito
Musick St
Musick
Lupt.i MacGregor
Thorrton Ave
Schcols
MacGregor
Supervisors Set Tax Roll Hearings
Oakland County supervisors settled equalization hearings for next Thursday after County Assessor Russell Harstmann reported the property assessment roll would be completed by Monday. The hearings will convene to hear taxpayer requests for adjustments and are expected to be valid.
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Qakland — County
Russell C. Harstmann
Venezuelan road building costs and political notes
Venezuela built about 480 miles of roads last year at a cost of 71 million dollars with 290 miles by the states. In San Francisco Mayor George Christopher declined a flying junket to Mexico offered by Western Air Lines citing a past opinion. California City Attorney Dion Holm indicated public officials may forfeit their jobs for taking free transport, as Oakland’s mayor faces related scrutiny.
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Nail
John Nail
Cityjing
Pearcilmian
Ong
Public Works
Nail. Ra
Nailida
Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Cotton
Jack Monahan
Caracas
Venezuela
San Francisco
George Christopher
Pitty
Sant
Mexico
Christopher
S Angeles
Dion Holm
California
United States
Oakland
Clifford
Little Irvington Plan Draws Cold Reaction
Fremont planners faced stiff opposition to Harold Main’s retail driven Little Master Plan. Critics object to closing Highway 17 to through traffic and diverting it via east and west bypasses with a central 1200 foot mall. business leaders want traffic retained and questioned how lost customers would be replaced. Commissioners scheduled a July 22 work session and July 24 unveiling.
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Fremont
Irvington
Butsi
F, Wise and Associates
Fremont Planning
Harold
Highway 17
Jayal
Planning Commission
Jack Parry
Allan, Hirsch
Businessma
San Jose
Ahimna lahe Seween Set Record
Washington report: June employment reached a monthly peak of 66.5 million, up 1.3 million from May, driven mainly by school-age youths taking summer jobs. Unemployment rose to 3.3 million as youths entered the labor force, with temporary layoffs and students awaiting work included in the figures.
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Washington
Government Today
Comlere and Labor Department
Driver Cremated In Car Accident Near Oroville
A 63-year-old Berkeley man, Alvine S. Hambly, was cremated after his car left the Feather River Highway east of Oroville, skidded on gravel, overturned, and burned. Herman Slavis, an eyewitness, reported the vehicle sped around a curve before the crash.
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Oroville
H—A
Berkeley
Alvine S. Hambly
Herman Slavis
Hambley
416 Marines At Camp Pendleton Stricken By Flu
Camp Pendleton reports 416 marines affected by a mild influenza outbreak. Hundreds were ill recently with headaches and fever, most cases resolving in about four days. The 2nd Infantry training regiment bore the heaviest toll with 10 percent down. No known spread to dependents or training cancellations occurred.
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Camp Pendleton
Nsh
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
2nd_ Infantry
California
Marine Corps
Citizens Switch Barbecue Moves to Airport Park Center
Mrs Pauline Briggman announces a change in venue for the San Lorenzo Senior Citizens barbecue. The 6 pm event will be held tomorrow at Airport Park Recreation Center instead of the Via Marin address previously listed.
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San Lorenzo
Pauline’ Briggman
Airport Park Recreation ‘Center
Marin
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