End Of Fatal Invasion Of Angels Camp Cyclists
A fogged memorial weekend in Angels Camp sees 64 accidental deaths state wide, with 39 from traffic and 14 drownings. In Alameda County several freak auto crashes occur near Eden Canyon Road and Highway 50, injuring multiple motorists. Police investigate a bus collision involving a stake truck, and other incidents include motorcycle crashes and cars rolling into houses.
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Anthony Garcia
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Nation's Death Toll Hits 665 During Memorial Day Holiday
United Press tally shows 665 deaths in four days from traffic crashes plane crashes drownings and other accidents. California logged 33 traffic deaths. Pennsylvania 23 and Illinois 22 among top totals with 21 in the East region.
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East
Pennsylvania
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Indiana
More Troops Urged in Algeria Crisis Push
A sudden demand by the French resident minister in Algeria, Robert LaCaste, for 100000 troop reinforcements complicated Pierre Pflimlin’s drive to resolve the 13 day government crisis. Violence flared including a massacre of 300 Algerians last week as groups considered Pflimlin’s program.
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Amador Valley High grads saluted in photos
The Daily Review prints photos from the Amador Valley Joint Union High School District June commencement class. Additional pages show San Lorenzo High School graduates tomorrow and Washington Union High School class the following Wednesday.
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Solons Call For Change In Red China Policy
In Washington Senate members urged reevaluation of U S policy with Red China after Britain eased trade limits. Lyndon Johnson Wayne Morse and Hubert Humphrey backed inquiry or resumed trade while Warren Magnuson and others signaled hearings. John Cowles urged drastic policy shift at Simpson College address. Public doubts U S can block Red China from the United Nations beyond the current General Assembly session.
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Local Pilot Wins Air Race at Hayward Airport
The San Leandro racer Don Wells and San Lorenzo passenger Walter Imbrulia won the annual Hayward Airport event with a Beech Bonanza averaging 176.86 mph. The race featured Coutches, Wells, and Imbrulia, while a deadly second leg crash near Edwards Air Force Base claimed Alvin Hewitt and Addison Hewitt on the competing Bonanza.
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Influenza Threat To Coast Seen
SAN FRANCISCO A world wealth organization spokesman warned an influenza epidemic could hit the West Coast. Dr Carl Dauer cautioned that travelers returning from the Orient could carry the virus, which since February has plagued tens of thousands of natives and American military personnel in Singapore Formosa Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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Senate Slows South County College Plans
Sacramento reports the Senate Finance committee rejected the omnibus state college construction scheme. It approved a plan to acquire Line sites with a $5.6 million land purchase appropriation. Alameda County leads the recommended sites, replacing prior four college construction in Alameda, Stanislaus, and North Bay counties.
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Scientists appeal for halt to nuclear bomb testing
Pasadena report outlines a petition signed by about two thousand scientists including Linus Pauling and H. Muller. The statement warns that each test spreads radioactive elements, harming global health. Signers from Washington University and Bethesda, with plans to forward to Congress and possibly the President.
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Powder Shed Explodes at Trojan Powder Plant
A blast at the Trojan Powder plant near Lewelling Blvd in Washington Manor destroyed a dry shed and sent debris across about 200 feet. Firefighters contained a fire endangering nearby explosive materials after delays admitting crews. Plant Supt Claude J. Kurtz reported the shed held about four and a half tons of extra starch.
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St Rose 14th In Aid Lineup
St Rose and Hayward hospital planners seek Hill Burton funds for a new 200 bed facility on Tennyson Road and Eastshore Freeway. State health department received a $2.4 million application by Friday deadline, with no clear federal appropriation yet. Hayward service area holds No. 14 priority.
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Hotel Fire Kills Three in Worcester Collapse
A pre dawn blaze swept the Hotel Pleasant Worcester killing three women and injuring at least nine others. About 50 people escaped safety, many using fire ladders. Four of the injured were reported in critical condition at City Hospital with at least one not expected to survive.
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Game Tips for Little Leaguers
A Daily Review sports feature by MLB scout Mickey McConnell launches today. Twenty illustrated installments over six weeks cover phases of baseball with stars like Stan Musial and Yogi Berra offering guidance for players, coaches, and fans.
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Yogi Berra
Bridge study approved for Hayward-San Mateo span expansion
The Assembly approved a bill allocating 2.2 million dollars to study widening the Hayward San Mateo bridge to add four travel lanes and explore a parallel span to double capacity of the current crossing.
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