Bandit With Knife Robs Oakland Bus Driver
A six foot slender man, about 25, wearing a canvas hat and tan jacket, robbed Key System driver Mayrell of $70 on a bus at the end of Bancroft and Sybil Aves in Oakland. The thief threatened violence with a knife and ordered the driver not to resist before fleeing. Mayrell, 42, reported the crime to authorities.
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Moffey
GE Plans Atom Lab Growth At Pleasanton Plant
County planners approved Lexal Electric Company Gen-1 expansion at Pleasanton with no strong opposition. final action moves to County Supervisors. GE spokesman Edwin F. Huddleson Jr. said construction begins in August and lasts about a year, creating forty new jobs and expanding atomic energy research for power generation. The project includes a laboratory at Pleasanton and a goal to reduce visual obstruction from the nearby falls while advancing a major privately owned efficiency effort. The Niagara Frontier State Park Commission notes the plan aims to make it the most complete project of its kind.
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Lexal Electric Company
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Park Commission
Valleeltos
Prospect Point
Stassen Denies Reprimand Amid Disarmament Talks
Harold E. Stassen denied he was reprimanded by the Eisenhower Administration over private disarmament discussions with the Russians. He left for London to resume talks and said he has new instructions for future negotiations, though he would not detail them. He indicated the instructions would not curb informal contacts with Soviet negotiators and noted earlier guidance from Secretary of State Dulles to heed allied officials in protests over private talks.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Londono
John “Foe Her -Dulles
Suit over unpaid sale fee on 42 acres near Irvington
In Fremont a Superior Court suit filed yesterday alleges defendants failed to pay a 22,325 dollar sale fee for the Driscoll Road property near Our Homes of San Lorenzo. The complaint claims 14,825 dollars are due for the Prouty land sale to Plymleigh at 4000 per acre, with Curtis Homes charging Mr. Prouty.
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Prouty
Planleigh
San Leandro Annexation Debate Delays Mulford Gardens
Alameda County Planning Commission disputes legality of San Leandro’s planned Mulford Gardens annexation. City Attorney Arthur Carden leads legal challenge as deliberations unfold with no resolution yet.
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Convict Flees From San Quentin Allegedly Robbery Case
Fragmentary OCR preserves a report of a convict fleeing San Quentin with vague ties to a kidnapping and robbery. The text references an associate warden and a missing person, plus scattered notes about applications, annexation dates, and state actions, yielding an unclear, disjointed incident outlined in partial form.
Urgency Bill Aims to Break Tie in La Vista School Election
The Legislature sent an urgency bill to Governor Knight to resolve a La Vista School trustee tie by requiring a new in writing request from a candidate or allow a draw to designate the winner. The bill, if approved, would force a fresh election or maintain the current drawing method.
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Sacramento
Goodwin Knight
la Vista
Paul Friedrich
T. M. Giem
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