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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

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Hayward School Bond Election Set for Oct

Hayward trustees vote to call an $1,800,000 bond election in October to fund a four year classroom expansion plan. Supt. Jack Rees cites enrollment growth from 7,420 to an estimated 9,928 by fall 1961 and statewide aid eligibility. Expanded grades at East Ave, Winton, Bret Harte, Strobridge, and Baywood conversions are outlined along with potential new schools in Upper Highlands and Fairview. Bond tax rate not raised as bonds issued only after old issues are amortized and valuation grows.

Ward Elementary School Dist Allianet State Aif Winton Jackson Sts East Ave Bret Harte Strobridge Baywood Rees Upper Highlands Fairview Hayward Highlands Hilefest Harder Muir Business Mgr Marshal Hansen

Bombshell Girard Case Reveals Enticing Japanese Civilians

Defense official in Coral Gables cites testimony from Japanese witnesses and Girard’s American soldier companion showing he enticed Japanese closer to a guarded area by tossing exploded shell casings. He fired, killing Mrs. Naka Sakai, though not ruled deliberate. act deemed a complete departure from duty.

Washington Girard GI Willem Robert Dechert Defense Department Coral Gables Fla Japan Naka Sakai Dechert Ottawa

Ike Returns To Work After Upset Says He Feels Fine

President Eisenhower returned to his desk at the White House and told reporters he felt fine after a stomach upset. Doctors reported he was virtually recovered from the digestive disturbance and would be able to manage with a few steaks. He appeared smiling and signed papers, noting no continued soreness and a readiness to work.

Washington INS Hieenhower Eisenhower Ann Whiten I House

State College Bill Awaits Knight's Okay

Special to The Review reports that Southern Alameda County awaits Gov Knight's signature on a bill allocating 1,050,1000 for a state college in South County. Beel and Sen A H Breed Jr led passage in the Senate 29 to 7 amid opposition. Local chambers of commerce, led by Marshall Hansen of Hayward, push for support and a governor visit to secure final approval.

Alameda County South County Gonapster Knight Area-creatims Senate Beel A. H. Breed Jr Gry Alameda Bee Breed South County College Chambers. of Commerce Marshall Hansen Hayward South County State College Committee Tor

Final Action Due For Park Land

Sacramento special to the Review reports a bill to spend 1,314,000 dollars to buy 1450 acres for two state parks in Southern Alameda County. Senate action was pending after the Senate Finance Committee approved the proposal despite slim odds. The measure, authored by Assemblyman James Bee of Hayward, would acquire land in the Garam Ranch area near Hayward and the Vallejo Mill site near Niles with lower house backing.

Sacramento Alameda County Senate Assemblyman Cames Bee Hayward Garm'Ranch Vallejo Mill Niles

Despondent widow shoots children then herself in Arkansas

In North Little Rock Arkansas widow Mary Sharp 36 shot her three sons aged 13 to 7 in the head then killed herself. The children were found alive by a grandmother and rushed to surgery while the mother left a note saying she loved them and left funeral wishes in a will detailing for herself and the sons.

Little -Rock Ark

Navy flier dies in chute failure at 5000 feet

Lt. (JG) Rebere R. Briggs, 23, of Silver Spring Maryland, was identified as the pilot who perished when his jet fighter failed to deploy a parachute at an altitude of about 5,000 feet. The incident occurred during a training flight.

Navy Moffets 2Feld Penatiershe Rebere R. Briggés Silver Spring

Freeway Opens to 60,000 Vehicles Daily

Oakland officials inaugurated a new freeway link easing northbound trips to San Francisco Richmond and Berkeley. The Cypress Viaduct ramp allows through traffic to stay on the top level from the bridge to Market Street, reducing delays during construction and guiding some drivers away from MacArthur Boulevard. A Bay interchange sign and ceremony at the Atheny Club highlighted the upgrade.

San Francisco Richmond Berkeley Oakland Sixth St Cypress Viaduct Market St Cypress ‘Sts Cypress Ste MacArthur Blvd Alameda ‘County Oakland Clifford E. Rishell Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee Atth Atheny Club

Vaccine to Fight New Flu Developed in Detroit

Parke Davis and Co of Detroit announced a new vaccine aimed at a novel influenza sweeping Asia. The virus expert Dr I William McLean led a team that produced a small amount after two weeks of research, with effectiveness to be determined by tests.

Detroit Parke, Davis and Co Asia William McLean Perke- Davis

Man Succeeds In 2nd Death by Own Action

SAN FRANCISCO Lewis R Agby a 60 year old Sacramento restaurant worker was caught trying to leap from the Golden Gate Bridge two weeks ago and Highway patrolmen found him on the Marin County shore near the bridge's north tower yesterday. His fixation with death by his own action from the bridge was apparently too strong for him.

San Francisco Lewis Ragby Sacramento F Golden Gate Patromen Yound Te Matin County Iridge

Anti-Moslem Uprising By Youthships Algier

In Algiers a capital wide strike to mourn an eight European killed by a rebel bomb at a dance hall last Sunday escalated as 24 people were injured and 15 seriously. French troops roved to enforce order while 3000 parachute troops secured key Arab quarters. Thousands of youths attempted arson. firefighters and police halted fires with water. Police cordoned Moslem sectors. 5900 attended funeral processions for four of the victims.

Bab el Oued

Crash Kills 12 Workers Near Rocky Ford Colorado

Twelve migrant farm workers from the Rocky Ford area were killed when a pickup truck hauling others to a sugar beet field was struck by a Santa Fe Railway freight train at a crossing near Vroman Colorado. The truck driver Sylvester Licano was killed and authorities say the sun may have blinded him. The train crew reported no injuries.

Vroman Colo Tai Colorado By & Santa Fe Railway Rocky Ford Sylvester Li¢ano Here Liesno

Woman Kills Other Over Triangle in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles a 32 year old woman named Mary Louis was killed and another suspect, 36 year old Elnora Tell, was jailed on murder suspicion after an argument over a triangle. Tell says the other woman advanced with a bottle during a two week feud over a male acquaintance.

Los Angeles Ims Jamor Mary Louis Elnora Tell Tell

Teen Driver Claws Patrolman On Highway 10 Incident

ARROYO GRANDE California patrolman Joe Doherty wore fingernail marks on his face after pursuing a speeding teenage girl driver on Highway 10 near the San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara county line. Doherty blocked the car, halted it, and showcased driving skill, though he could not escape her clawing attack.

Arroyo Grande Clit Joe Doherty San Luis’ Obispo Santa Barbara Doherty

Proud Boy Tells Why. Dan's Tops

Telegram readers share Father's Day contest letters from Salt Lake City. A youngster explains why his dad is tops by noting he never passed the seventh grade, yet is as smart as if in the eighth. The piece reflects humorous local reader contributions to Deseret News Telegram.

Salt Lake City Salt -Lake City Deseret News

Bank of America to Buy Italian Bank in Transamerica Deal

Bank of America considers acquiring a majority stake in an Italian bank controlled since its start by Transamerica. The Italian bank, with 45 branches and $270 million in assets, would join Bank of America International if the deal closes. Transamerica owns 85.4 percent of the stock and the venture would become a wholly owned subsidiary.

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