Wright DA Probes Affairs Of Hayward Councilman
The District Attorney's office said it is talking to many people about Hayward City Councilman Robert O. Wright amid a possible conflict of interest and financial dealings with a uranium stock promoter. Wright faces a second grand jury appearance. he previously testified four hours as two indictments were issued against Ray W. Van Deusen. Wright denies any wrongdoing and criticized the DA for releasing testimony. Henry J. Arnaud, Oakland real estate man and former Chrysler dealer in Hayward, was noted among witnesses in the Van Deusen case.
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Robert O. Wright
Wright
County Grand Jury
William Ahern
Ahern
Grand Jury
Oakland
Ray W. van Deusen
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Coakley
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Henry J. Arnaud
Chrysler
Parley Called To Settle Lockout
Federal conciliators meet California Metal Trades Assn and Industrial Assn of Machinists in San Francisco to end a lockout as CMTA shut down 139 plants and Bay Area facilities affect about 8,000 workers. IAM seeks wage gains and fringe benefits while labor and industry negotiators push for a settlement.
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California Metal Trades Assn
Industrial Assn. of
San Leandro
CMTA
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TAM
Barmotive
Iso
Bay Area
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San Francisco Bay Area
Value Days Event Slated by Hayward Chamber Retail Division
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce Retail Division plans a Value Days promotion on August 15 16 and 17 urging merchants to advertise heavily in the Labor Day issue of the Daily Review. The event will showcase special bargains across stores citywide.
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Hayward
German grocer jailed for electrocution of wife in bath
Nurenberg Germany. George Alt a 54 year old grocer received a life sentence for the electrocution killing of his 51 year old wife as she bathed. He used a home made high voltage transformer and contact plate. The couple were married 23 years and he had a romance with a younger woman.
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Nurenberg
Germany
George Alt
Alt
New S.F. State President Named
SAN FRANCISCO Dr. Glenn S. Dumke an educator from Occidental College in Southern California is set to take over the presidency of San Francisco State College in August.
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San Francisco
Glenn S. Dumke
Occidental College
Southern California
San Francisco State College
Eisenhower backs omnibus housing bill easing FHA down payments
President Eisenhower approved a large housing measure authorizing lower FHA down payments and providing 1.99 billion dollars to speed slum clearance and home construction. The bill increases money authority for federal housing programs, expands urban renewal funding, and boosts financing for the Federal National Mortgage Association while adding new authority for special programs including cooperative and military housing.
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Federal
National’ ‘Mortgage Assn
Mater ‘Ion
Treasury
NEW Authority
TNMA
Insanity Plea In Child Murder Case In San Diego
Former Hayward milkman El mer Vorce pleaded innocent and insane by reason of insanity yesterday in San Diego to charges he murdered his 6 year old stepdaughter Norte Mallory Inc. The girl was allegedly fatally beaten after a family argument. A Patton state hospital psychiatrist was appointed to examine Vorce. Court attaches said the pleas would likely require two trials.
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Elmer ‘Vorce
San Diego
Norte
Mallory Inc
Patton State Hospital
Vorce
Blood plea for boy 13 seeks O positive donors
An appeal was issued for type O blood for 13 year old Hayward Bey son of Army officer Doyle Eaker for heart surgery at Stanford hospital. The seventh grade student, diagnosed with a rare heart disease, is slated to undergo operation Thursday in the San Francisco Bay area. Donors were asked to contact Irwin Memorial Blood Bank.
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Hayward Bey
Craig Eaker
Army
Doyle Eaker
Dickers-Ava
Stenford Hospital
San Francisco Bay Area
Irwin Memorial Blood Bank
Jordan
Helicopter Rescues Five Stranded Off Half Moon Bay Beach
A Newark family Arthur W. DeCoite 29 and wife Pat 28 with daughters Pamela 8 and Debbie 7 and Newark policeman William Morrison were rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter after spending a cold night on a beach near San Pedro Point. Their 14 foot craft had engine trouble and a breaker drove them onto the shore. Debris and injuries included a burned foot and cut feet from glass. they kept warm with a fire and sent SOS signals with the boat light. They were spotted during a coast air search after a rental operator reported them missing at dawn.
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Fhone
Arthur W. DeCoite
Newark
Pat
DeCoite
Pamela
Debbie
William Morrison
Morrison
San’Pedro Point
San Mateo County
James Healy
Princeton-by-the-Sea
Khrushchev Denounces West Germany Amid Disarmament Talks
In Bratislava Khrushchev denounces West Germany's army linked to NATO Missiles and accuses fascist officers of reviving Nazi crimes. He advocates disarmament and ban on atomic weapons while opposing linking disarmament to German reunification.
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West Germany
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Czechoslovakia
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Soviet Union
Eisenhower Gives Pakistan Two US Helicopters
President Eisenhower, at Pakistan’s request, provides Pakistan Prime Minister Huseyn Suhrawardy with two six seater Sikorsky H-19 helicopters under the military assistance program for emergency transport in East Pakistan amid ongoing floods. Suhrawardy inspected one helicopter at the Pentagon before visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Pakistan
Huseyn Suhrawardy
U.S
White’ House
Pentagon
Arlington Cemetery
Manor Unit Asks Richardson Quit from Hospital Board
Washington Manor Home Owners Association urged Marvin Richardson to resign from Eden Hospital board of directors after his extended leave and absence from duties. Richardson, on leave since January to work for World Airways in Formosa, faced renewed calls for resignation from San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors as well.
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Washington Manor
Ams Assn
Marvin Richardson
Eden Hospital
Richardson
World Airways
Formosa
San Lorenzo Village
Homes Assm
Epidemic Denied In Pendleton Flu Outbreak
Public information office stated Camp Pendleton has more than 40 influenza cases in the 1st Marine Division and said this cannot be considered an epidemic.
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Camp Pendleton
1St. Marine. Division
Pubic Information Office
Bay Area Faces Air Raid Drill in 1957 Exercise
The San Francisco Bay Area joined national Alert-1957 drills with a noon evacuation signal for a 20 mile radius around Treasure Island and Travis Air Force Base. The take cover alert followed at about 11 am as the simulated bombs were dropped, with 200000 residents remaining and 600000 evacuated earlier between June 16 and June 24.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Civil Defense
Treasure Island
Travis Air Force’ Base
Scouts Open 52 000 Strong Jamboree at Valley Forge
Valley Forge Pa July opening marks official start as 52 000 scouts and leaders encamp in a 2000 acre tent city. A bursting rocket and raising of the Stars and Stripes signaled the start with Vice President Richard M. Nixon due to speak tonight at the jamboree arena. A pageant will depict George Washington and his Continental troops.
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Valley Forge
Boy ‘Scouts of America
Valley, Forge
Richard M. Nneon
George Washington
Unrest Rises as Rioters Nab Suspected IRA Sympathizers
In Belfast Northern Ireland during the Orange Festival authorities rounded up sixty suspected IRA sympathizers in a wave of raids across six counties. Police action overnight targeted sympathizers as thousands celebrated the annual holiday.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
INS
Irish Republican Army
Girard Defense Strategy Mapped For Japan Trial
William S. Girard's defense for manslaughter in a Japanese court centers on the incident being an accident in military duty. The first hearing is set for August 26 in Maebashi district court as Tokyo area judges prepare to hear the case after a Supreme Court ruling on American GIs. Girard will be represented by lawyer Itsuro Hayashi with Maj. Stanley Levin as trial assistant.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
INS
William S. Girard
Maebashi
Tokyo
U.S. Supreme Court
G.I
Driver Hurt In Auto Plunge Near Durham Road
Norman E. Liles, 48, of 331 Boynton Ave, suffered back and internal injuries after his car veered off Highway 9 near Durham Rd. in Fremont and rolled five times down a 20 foot embankment. Deputy Richard Souza reported the car skidded 100 feet prior to leaving the road and stopped 307 feet after the plunge.
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San Jose
Highway 9
Durham Rd
Norman E. Liles
Boynton Ave
Liles
Richard Souza
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