Small Turnout Reported in Primary Voting
Voters braved rain to cast ballots in California's primary, with only a small fraction of the 3,664,635 registered voters expected to vote before 7 pm. The race featured Republican Governor Goodwin Knight and Democrat Richard Gray, plus U S Senator candidates Thomas H. Chel and Sam Yorty, and state officials including Lt Governor Harold Pow and Assembly races. Local voters also weighed redistricting reforms following the retirement of Supervisor George A. Jansson, while party labeling on ballots adds uncertainty to cross filing histories.
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California
Washington
Ureir Billot
Senam F. Knowland
Repubcan
Goodwin J. Knight
Rachird
Gray US
Thomas H. Chel
Earl Warren
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Repubican
Harold J. (Batch
Rovbal
Hayward
Kop
George PB. Miller
Jess M. Ritchie
Ting
Edward A. Robzy
Oliver. Stivers
Carlos Bee
Edward Tate
Pervisor Histriets
Supe
George A. Jansson
Francis Bunn
Dte
Fred Maggiora
Alfred J. Drammond
Richard Dumbrink
Notyets
Restore
Unaie
Church May Sue County Planners Over Parking Waiver
The Rev. Harry Nissen of First Christian Church in San Lorenzo says his congregation may file a restraint of worship suit against Alameda County Planning Commission after a request to waive all-sweet parking requirements was denied. He notes retroactivity concerns and potential legal routes, while seeking possible Sunday parking from nearby Greenwood Corporation or a service station to permit continued expansion.
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San Lorenzo
Alameda County
Hev. Nissen
Thres Olhey
Supreme Court
Demanl
Rev
Nissen
Supreme Call
Greenwood Corporation
Dulles Says U S May Fight If China Attacks Indochina
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned the United States may fight back if China directly engages in armed action in Indochina or elsewhere in the Far East. He said Geneva talks near breakdown on Indochina and Korea and stressed the United Action concept remains possible but not yet broadly accepted.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dal
United Stat
Indochina
Far East
Geneva
Amer
Tree World
United Action
Posi
Asia
Dulles
Korea
Southeast Asia
Indoching
Par East
United States
Lin
Red River
Delta
Congress
U. S
Indoshina
United Action Plan
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Bakers and Employers Resume Talks in San Francisco
Representatives of the AFT Bakers and employers resume discussions to resolve a dispute over wages as a strike continues. Employers offered a 6 cent hourly rise while the union seeks at least 10 cents, talks show little progress.
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Bakers
Francisco
AFT
Bakers N
Aoscte
Manly
Lovaas
Mena
Eisenhower to address Indo China policy and China stance
President Eisenhower will speak on Indo China and the Chinese situation outlining actions taken and planned aid. He will warn China that counter measures will follow any aggression. Advisers debate timing with Dulles favoring postponement to late month after Geneva Conference outcomes.
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Eisenhower
Indochin
China
Dulles
Auto Train Collision Near Alvarado Leaves Driver Uninjured
Lloyd Edward Lind, 30, of Adobe Hacienda Inyo, was driving south on State Highway 17 a half mile north of Alvarado when his car collided with a southbound Southern Pacific train. He escaped with no injuries despite the car front being mangled.
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Alvarado
Lloyd Edward Lind
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lind
Adobe Hacienda
Inyo
Alvarado,s
Navy expert urges limited use of present catapults
Cmdr Henry Morton testifies at Bennington disaster inquiry that the Navy should stop using hydraulic and compressed air catapults until changes are made. He recommends hydra-lubes with nitrogen and steam catapults to reduce explosions like the Leyte incident. He notes rising pressure readings in the port catapult room and recalls a crewman warning the blast. The Bennington will repair for about nine months at Brooklyn Navy Yard, with hearings paused pending reports.
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U.S
Merton
Leyte
Bennington
Morton
Brooklyn
Novy Yard
William F. Ratomn, Jr
Big Ben
Bayonne
W.J
Ratarn
Navy
Mundt Assures Welch He Can Cross-Examine
In Washington Senator Mundt promised that the McCarthy Army hearings would not end before Army counsel Welch can cross examine McCarthy and aides Roy Cohn and Francis Carr. The closed session discussed a potential target date and featured Welch’s expressed fear of abrupt termination amid a Senate probe dispute. Welch’s cross examination of Cohn continued as the panel weighed whether to subpoena Clark Clifford. McCarthy and Cohn accused Stevens and Adams of political maneuvering, with Clifford cited as a potential witness if the inquiry expands.
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Washington
INS
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roy M. iCohn
Francis P. Carr
Mundt
Welch
Wisconsin
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Truman Administration
Clark Clifford
McCarthy
Clifford
Subcommittee
Cohn
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Stevens
Ser
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Missourian
Carthy
Symington
John L. McClelen
D-Arx
McClellan
David Schine
Samp Kilmer
N. J
Ewcker
Ralph Zwicker
Pentagon
Zwicker
McCarthy Committee
Maj
Irving Peress
Peress
McCarthy Army
Teel defends HARD funds amid untrue charges
Recreation Superintendent Harald L. Teel rejected accusations by Federated Improvement club Secretary James Sullivan that the Hayward Area Recreation District funds tax money unlawfully. He defended the district’s bond plan and disclosed detailed budget figures, asserting a clean bill of health from audits and grand jury reviews while rebutting claims of Misuse for bowling alleys and theater groups.
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Harald L. Teel
Federated Improvement Club
James Sullivan
Hayward Area Recreation District
Anw
Halcyon Improvement Association
Teel
Recreation District Advisory Board
Sullivan
Recreation Facilit
California
Grand Jury
Recreation District
Castro Valley Chanticleers
Aghland
Castro Vailey
Dual Ballot Approved for Halcyon Vote
Halcyon residents will receive a two item ballot on annexation to San Leandro and whether to withdraw from San Lorenzo elementary and Hayward union high school districts. San Leandro council approved including the school council shifts in notices. District trustees offered no objections. Boundary plans for a Bay City proposal surface as Ashland leaders push for incorporation.
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San Leandro
Halcyon
San Lorenzo Elementary
Hayward Union
Wesley McClurey
Foothill Manor
O. Headley
Fairman
Terce Improvement — Association
Association
O’ Cochran
Bay City
Cause Sought For $12,000 Hayward Fire
Hayward authorities investigated a blaze that destroyed over 50 000 board feet of redwood lumber at Hayward Mill and Lumber on Jackson Street last night. Winds away from other stock aided firefighters, and Nels E Nelson and son Ray helped move endangered lumber. No other major damage reported to nearby plants.
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Hayward Mill
Jackson Street
Nels E. Nelson
Ray
Newark Kiwanis To Honor Students
Newark Kiwanis will honor Newark Elementary School eighth grade graduates LeRoy Brown and Omar Schwarz with trophies at June 17 graduation exercises. Club president Gordon Catton will present the awards during the ceremony.
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Newark
Gordon Catton
Newark Park, Parkways and Recreation
Hayward
Kiwanians
Castro Villa
YMCA
LeRoy Brown
Frankling
Brown
Darin Tea Garden
Castro
University of California At
Omer Schwarz
Davis
Castro Valley seeks state aid for three new schools
Castro Valley trustees voted to file a state aid application to build three schools including a sixth to eighth grade building on Center street and two primaries on Proctor road and Clifton way. They call for bids to demolish the old Castro Valley school, an earthquake hazard, with bids opening June 23.
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Castro Valley
Hih
Center Street
Proctor Road
Clifton Way
Holt and Ramsey
Hayward Area
HARD
Chanticleers
Castro Velley Ithe Theater Group
Merchants Launch Membership Drive
Hayward merchants association opens a membership drive with dues 25 per firm plus 2 per employee over 20 hours weekly. Professional and non-retail groups pay 15. President Frank Biggs names block captains Bob Lakes Morrie Feigen Herbert Way Sam Block Earl Kenyon George Land Leslie Britt Elmer Wilson. Meetings continue through summer. next directors meeting June 22 at 8 a.m. at the Green Shutter hotel.
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Hayward Merchants' Association
Frank Biggs
Bob Lakes
Morrie Feigen
Herbert Way
Sam Block
Earl Kenyon
George Land
Leslie Britt
Elmer Wilsome
Biggs
Green Shutter Hotel
Dads Club to See Twirlettes Act in Mt Eden
The Mt Eden Dads Club will host the Twirlettes from Schafer Park for a specialty performance Tuesday. The 22 member group won second in dancing at the Posey parade in San Bruno and train at Mt Eden School under Ann Weber and Ruth Lee.
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Mt. Eden
Hayward
Schafer Park
Ares
San Bruno
Acroba
Mt. Eden School
Ann Weber
Underwood Road
Ruth Lee
Flamingo Lane
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