Hour Water Project Fight in Both Houses
In Sacramento a last ditch bid to fund a start for the Feather River water project faced opposition in both houses. Assemblyman William W J Hansen seeks 3.5 million to buy the Oroville dam and San Luis reservoir sites while the Senate doubted action. The state dept endorsed immediate Trinity River construction by the federal government with Gov Knight's approval.
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Sacramento
Legislate
William W.J. Bansen
Fresno
Oroville Dam
San Luis Reservoir
Feather River
Butte County
California
Senate
State Department of Water
State Department of Public Works
Goodwin J. Knight
Trinity River
Fedeal
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Aouars
T. B. Waddell
Hansen
Sen
Paul Byrne
R. Chico
Lundegaard Weighs Change to Deputy Coroner Plan
Oakland coroner E M Lundegaard told county supervisors he may repeal his January plan that named morticians in Alameda Albany Berkeley and San Leandro as deputy coroners. He offered to consider cost comparisons if suburban cases go to Oakland central morgue, amid budget studies.
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E. M .Lundegaard
Alameda
Albany
Berkeley
San Leandro
Roland Mayne
Oakland Central
Lundegaard
Paul W. Cowles
Alameda County
Cowles
Eugene Waring
Eisenhower
Alameda County Taxpayers’ Association
Jack Blue
Russell Horstmann
Weather Outlook Fair Through Thursday
Forecast calls for fair conditions through Thursday with warmer trends. Yesterday’s high and today’s low measurements are not provided, but regional temperatures rise gradually across the period. No precipitation expected and light winds likely.
McClure Set With School Bill Changes
San Leandro city manager Wesley McClure travels to Sacramento to push amendments to a state bill affecting annexations by unified school districts. The bill would limit annexations unless 85 percent of students or land near schools join the district, drawing San Leandro opposition. McClure proposes replacements ensuring students may continue at annexed schools through all grades or attend the same non annexed school until completing all grades.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
Sacramento
Senate Education Committee
San Lorenzo
McClure
Supervisors Reverse Re zoning Ruling on Centerville Lots
Alameda County Board of Supervisors reversed an Alameda County Planning Commission decision granting a re zoning for eight agricultural lots at the intersection of Highway 17 and Santos Road in Centerville. The owner Rosie E. Rose sought residential classification for single family homes on 15 000 square feet lots.
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Oakland
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County Planning Commission
iSantos
Centerville
Rosie E. Rose
iLeandro Store Manager Dies of Heart Attack
Lynn Ko aged 41, manager of the San Leandro National Dollar store, died at home in 4515 Tulip Avenue Oakland from an apparent heart attack. He had served the San Leandro store about two years and was active in the Downtown Merchants Association and Rotary Club of San Leandro.
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Oakland
Lynn Ko
San Leandro
National Dollar Store
Tulip Avenue
Downtown Merchants Association
Rotary Club
Air Force Constellation carries families to Hawaii reunion
The Air Force sped a four-jet Constellation to Hawaii to reunite freed pilots with relatives. The flight stopped in Philadelphia and Omaha to pick up family members, with arrivals planned at Hickam Field and a 2 pm EDT reunion. Air Secretary Talbott arranged the trip at government expense as ties to the airmen’s release were celebrated.
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Air Force
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Judith Heller
Cat Edwin L. Heller
Wigntewood
Omaha
Neb
Williams G Parks
Richard
Roland W. Parks
Belland G. Cameron
Robert
Lyle W. Cameron
Lincoln
Harold ©. Fisch, Sr
Cap
Harold
Swea City
Fischer
Harold E. Talbott
Mid- Pacific
Talbott
Senate passes postal pay bill boosting workers
Washington bulletin reports the Senate approved a postal pay bill by 73 to 0, authorizing an eight percent raise for about 500,000 postal workers. The measure moves to the House after rejecting a prior vetoed version urged by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Student 15 Ends Life at Sanger High Gym
Richard Patnaude, a 15 year old Sanger High School student, took his life in the basement of the school gym late yesterday. Authorities reported no immediate reasons. the incident is under routine investigation by local police and school officials.
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Self
Sanger
Calif
Richard Patnaude
Sanger High School
Prominent Pappa Contest Seeks Honored Fathers
Sons and daughters are urged to nominate fathers for The Daily Review Father’s Day Contest. Fifteen awards will recognize traits from generosity to education and personality. Enter at the Review office by June 11 with a photo and a 100 word essay.
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Daily Review
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Father
Auto Insurance Rate Slashes In Effect Today
San Francisco reports large nationwide cuts by two major rating groups lowering collision plus comprehensive premiums in California by about 14.6 percent and liability rates by $10 to $13 for private passenger cars. The changes, tied to improved accident experience and stricter enforcement, save California drivers roughly 20.6 million annually with variable area reductions listed for Alameda, Los Angeles, San Francisco and others.
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California
National Automobile Underwriters Association
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Colon
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Association
Alameda County
Contra Costa
Sacramento
Fresno
Humboldt
Imperial
Kern
Los Angeles
San Diego
Marin
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Joaquin
San Mateo
Santa Clara
California Senate panel backs bill to shift school debts
Sacramento. A bill to relieve California school districts of 60 million dollars in debts was approved by the Senate education committee. AB328, sent to the Senate floor for final passage, was amended to reduce the cost to the state and set a maximum district tax rate at 50 cents per 100 dollars valuation, with excess beyond that absorbed by the state.
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Sacramento
Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Fatalities Set Record
A final tally shows 372 people died in traffic accidents nationwide during the Memorial Day weekend, with 576 total accidental deaths and 196 drowning deaths. The survey also notes one plane crash fatality and 53 deaths in miscellaneous accidents, surpassing last year’s three-day benchmark.
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United Press Survey
Ford walkout by 2000 Chicago area workers over new proposal
About 2000 CIO UAW workers left two Ford plants in the Chicago area after 11 AM CDT. The action, described as premature by a Ford spokesman, affected the Chicago assembly plants with 1918 UAW employees and the Melrose Park regional parts depot, plus apparently the engine division. Union leaders say the contract was extended to Monday to negotiate a new proposal but warn of a strike if no accord by then. Other plants, like Milpitas, reported no walkout and remained fully staffed.
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INS
Ford Motor Company
Cio-Uaw
Ford
Ford Assembly
UAW
Melrose Park, Jr
James E. Hamby
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ken Bannon
UAW Ford
Ford Motor~Co
Reuther
Ford Negotiat
Milpitas
Neal Hammond
Hammond
Hayward Urged to Adopt Master Plan at Hearing
Hayward city council heard a single session on the proposed master plan with about fifty people present. Fred Cox urged adoption despite noted shortcomings, while Ralston Derr pressed for shifting lands south of Palma Ceia to industrial use to protect industrial zones.
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Hayward
Fred Cox
Hayward Realtor
Chamber of Commerce
Ralston A. Derr
Palma Ceia
Derr
Palman Village
Treeview
San Mateo Bridge Road
Mt. Eden
Drug Clinic Measure Gets Do Pass Bid
Sacramento reports the assembly committee on public welfare gave a do pass to a Breed bill. The measure would allocate 74149 to create an experimental narcotic rehabilitation project at Santa Rita Alameda County. If approved funds would back rehab and prevention to stop new addicts from becoming slaves to drugs. Sheriff Gleason Dr Kelley and Lamont Smith presented the bill with Breed and Kelley slated to head the project if enacted.
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Dns
Assembly Committee On Public Wealth
Arthur H. Breed
Santa Rita
Alameda County
Assembly Committee On
H. P. Gleason
Alameda, County
Douglas Kelley
Lamont Smith
State Department of Corrections
Breed
Gleason
Kelley
Key System Wage Talks Continue After Contract Expiry
In Oakland negotiations between the Key System and the AFL Carmen's union pressed on despite the contract lapsing at midnight. Union members voted to extend the agreement hoping negotiators would secure a peaceful settlement.
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AFL
Carmen
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