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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

1

Jailed Gals Left Behind By Swim:Pals

Six residents face trespassing charges after a late night incident at Cala veras Reservoir. Three men and three women were arrested. bail set at 200 dollars each. Daniell McCarthy, a Cala veras Reservoir tender, wounded a man while attempting arrest. All are due in Niles Center ville Judicial Court for arraignment at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow.

Fremont Santa Rita Calaveras Reservoir Daniell McCarthy McCarthy Wayne H. Get Rer Lonnie R.’ Stout Ben A. Slavich Betty Crofton Julie * ‘Sotelo Pat Keeley San Jose Niles Centerville Judicial Court

State Highway Program Maps Eastshore Freeway Expansion

The Eastshore Freeway will add six lanes from Oakland to Castro Valley and connect to the Castro Valley Freeway. Widening of Foothill project began September 1958 with October openings planned for two sections. A $4.6 million contract from October 1955 will link Oakland and Tracy with four lanes, while the Hayward Centerville link and major bridge work progresses. The Carquinez bridge project of $30 million aims to connect South County cities with Sacramento by freeway, with a 2.7 mile Richmond section remaining unfunded.

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Bruce Michael In Divorce Suit

San Francisco based divorce action filed in San Francisco County Superior Court by Lucretia Houguel Michael against Bruce Michael cites cruelty as cause and requests custody of their four children. The couple married in 1944 and separated Jan 1. an out of court property settlement was reached but not disclosed. Their home is on Brown Road Warm Springs. Michael, a former Freeway section president and Warm Springs Chamber of Commerce leader, has history with Eastshore and Washington Township chambers and will finish a freeway project by July 1958.

San’ Francisco - Fremont Bruce Michae San Francisco’ County Superior ‘Court Lucretia Hougueling Michael Michel Edgar Zook Jr the Michaels Brown, L Warm Springs Washington Township Janes Bernié Eastshore Chest Oakland United Crusade Alameda — County

Michael Wiegner Returned to Napa

Michael Wiegner, a 17 year old who escaped Napa State hospital twice to be with his teen bride, was returned to the institution from San Francisco by three attendants in handcuffs. He had been staying at a San Francisco hospital after his latest escape on May 30 and was recaptured Tuesday night.

San Francisco INS Michael Wiegner Napa State Hospital Wiegner

Grim Threat By Red China

Washington reports Communist China renewed charges that U S planes invaded its airspace and warned that further aggression would meet the full might of the Chinese armed forces. The U S Navy said Chinese batteries opened fire yesterday on an American carrier plane eight miles offshore. Peiping called the incident a planned attack to block peaceful liberation of Formosa. The State Department declined comment pending Navy investigation.

Washington China U.s.navy Peiping Formosa State Department Navy Peiping Peoples Ats Aneng Toay

Leandro Executive Killed in Smashup

Edward J. McCarthy 26, manager of Security Finance Co. in Leandro, was killed when his car crashed at Davis Street. He had led the local firm for 15 months and is survived by his wife Billie and three children.

Leandro Edward J.mccarthy Security Finance Co Davis St Billie

Hope Dwibdles in St Rose Hospital Grant Bid

Hope Dwibdles leads a bid for federal and state funds to build a 200 bed hospital on Tennyson Road in south Hayward. The St Rose group seeks 143 million federal and 144 million state funds while Washington Township seeks 150 beds with 16 million total aid. All requests await two day Los Angeles hearing and pre hearing interviews.

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Arrival of the First Fleet Sparks San Francisco Salute

San Francisco welcomed the U S First Fleet as 33 ships entered the bay for a formal review. Vice Admiral L Dennison led the fleet under the Golden Gate Bridge at 10 45 am. Fleet Admiral Chester Nimita observed the procession aboard a 72 year old flagship as destroyers cruisers and submarines passed. The parade included the attack carrier Keatsarge and other vessels while 15 000 sailors prepared for a multisensory program. The fleet is set to sail again Monday.

San Francisco San Francisco Bay L. Dennison Golden Gate Bridge Chester ‘Nimitta Nimita Keatsarge Saxilieryen O' Bay Aras Advan

Legislature Curtain Drops On Sour Note

Sacramento reports the 1957 legislative session ends with partisan clash over water policy. Democrats and Republicans fail to approve a constitutional amendment on water rights, reject a joint federal San Luis Project plan, and refuse further Feather River Project funding after an initial 25 million dollar allocation. The FRP bill, once 38.5 million, is cut to zero amid deadlock as the session closes.

Sacramento Sec California Winton Merced Fedveral San Luis Feather River Ed.c. Johnson Marysville

Mayflower Ends 54-Day Voyage

The Mayflower I tied up near Plymouth Rock today completing a 54 day voyage. The replica ship was moored about 300 yards from America's most famous rock where the Pilgrims first landed in 1620. The crew met the little wooden ship at the harbor entrance and towed her into port.

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H-Bomb Inventor Seeks Recognition After Appeal Loss

Washington report states Cornell Joel-Grossman, a dentist from Milburn, New Jersey, lost his appeal seeking formal recognition as the inventor of the H bomb. The case, argued before the Atomic Energy Commission and court, follows a second petition by Grossman to be acknowledged as the H bomb inventor.

Washington INS Atomic ‘Engecy, Commission Cornell Joel-Grossman Milburn

Hail of Bullets Follows Raid

In Chicago a gun battle at a tavern wounded two federal narcotics agents and a gang member. Police encircled the tavern, firing machine guns and using tear gas, thinking another gunman remained inside. Agents John Ripa and Jack Love were hit, as was Carry Jo Urbinatti. Urbinatti died from a head wound. Love was shot near the heart. A district supervisor noted the raid followed a narcotics operation as officers pursued associates.

Chicago INS John Ripa Jack Love Urbinatti Albert E. Aman Masof Army Corps Sur Pureaus Matas

Funds Slashed in House Budget Fight

A fragmented report shows House unit funds cut across several projects. The figure numbered in the budget appears provisional, with officials citing revisions and a committee member explaining why funds requested threefold differ from the initial figures.

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Army pressure on GI Girard over Japanese trial

In Tokyo U S Army specialist William S Girard says he faced pressure from Army and Far East command to accept a Japanese manslaughter trial for the killing of a Japanese woman. Brig Gen Charles L Decker orders an inquiry into the reports and his personal legal adviser Maj Stanley Levin challenges the claims.

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Orioles Outbid Clubs for Frank Zupa Contract

San Francisco reports Frank Zupa signed with the Baltimore Orioles after outbidding 12 major league clubs following late night talks with Zupa, his parents, and Baltimore official Don McShane. The player, a graduate of Sacred Heart High School, reportedly received a $50 000 deal.

San Francisco Baltimore Orioles Frank Zupa Zupa San Francisc 'S Bacred Heart High School Baltimore Don. McShane

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