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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1957

Page

1

Bohannon Denies Annexation Bid Rumors

George Lower reports Bohannon rejects rumors that his 250 acre San Lorenzo area industrial parcels would join San Leandro or Hayward if San Lorenzo fails to incorporate. He calls for independent studies before any annexation and says homeowners must decide. A successful incorporation vote June 25 could force changes to his San Mateo County industrial park plans.

George Lower David D. Bohannon San Leandro Hayward San Lorenzo Bay Area Bohannon San Loansdro Behannon San Mateo County

Practice Golfing Swing Kills Girl in Avon Farm Yard

A young Avon man Kenneth Luper, 28, was practicing a golf swing when his club struck his four year old daughter Laurie Jean Luper in the neck. The accident occurred in the yard of the family farm near Avon.

Avon Little Laurie Jean Luper Kenneth

Bee Pleased By Legislature Record In Long Session

South County's sophomore assemblyman Carlos Bee reviews his adjourned Legislature year tally. He reports 22 bills passed, seven killed, including a state college funding act totaling 1 314 000 and a measure to start a college. His actions also pushed bills on disability benefits retirement coverage for cafeteria workers nursery school aid and a two year study of gifted programs. A controversial proposal would let children leave school at age 14.

Daddy South County Carlos Bee Hayward Bee Rita Diane Carla Jean Steve Rubiolo Longshot Iord Alamedals Ala County Dememada Erat Sacramento Sissemblyman Goodwin Knight Lsp State College Trand

Knight Vows To Sign School Aid Bill

SACRAMENTO Governor Knight announced he will sign major bills boosting public school aid and tideland oil royalties. He noted the recent legislative session ended unsatisfactorily but praised much legislation aiding people. he declined to state whether he would sign specific bills including college funding, parks projects, and Bay Bridge reconstruction plans.

Sacramento Knight Tideland Alameda Orange Stanislaus County Sonoma-Marin-Soleno Napa Ares North Bay San Francisco Bay

Innocent Plea: On Swim Party in Fremont

Fremont-Wayne H. Glenzer, 22, of San Jose, shot in the hand during a Wednesday incident where Glenzer and five others were arrested for trespassing and swimming in a reservoir. Glenzer pleaded innocent to both charges. trial set for June 28 before Judge E A Quaresma in Niles Centerville. Four others pleaded guilty. Quaresma dismissed one charge and will hear probation details and sentence on July 12. Bail set at $200 for all.

Fremont Wayne H. Glenzer San Jose Glenzer E. A. Quaresma Niles-Centerville Caleveras Reservoir Daniel J.mccarthy Santa Rita

Russia proposes two to three year halt on nuclear tests

London UP Russia formally proposed a two to three year moratorium on nuclear tests and an international commission to monitor and report to the UN Security Council and General Assembly. Posts with scientific equipment would observe in the United States Russia Britain and the Pacific area to ensure compliance. Western delegates criticized the plan for lacking a commitment to stop production of fissionable materials.

London Russia Valerian Zorin International Commission U.N. Security Council U.N. General Assembly United States Britain Pacific Zorin Nikita Khrushchev At & Press Helsinki Soviet Union West Jules Moch U. S

Eisenhower foreign aid plan clears Senate test

The Senate rejected an amendment to limit the foreign aid program to one year as it advanced the 1959 plan. President Eisenhower seeks authority to fund 710 million for allied defense forces in 1959 and beyond to ensure continuity, while Sen. Russell Long argues against a blank check and tighter purse-string control.

Washington INS Eisenhower Senate Russell Long U.S Congress Louisiana Democrat

Infant Saved by Neighbors in Hayward Nutty Morning Rescue

Neighbors aided a one month old Hayward baby girl when she swallowed a jack at home on 26492 Starwood Avenue. The child, Terwilliger, was rescued after a frantic call to Larry and Betty Woolf at 28484 Stanwood Avenue.

Hayward Terry Terwilliger Hher Stariwood Ave Er Mve Euyee Wee Williger Larry Betty Woolf Stanwood Ave Tom Eden Hospital

Haiti Junta Overthrows Provisional President in Bloodless Coup

Gen. Antonio Rebreau leads a military junta that toppled President Dan Fignole in Port au Prince. CoL Emile Zamor and Col Adrien Valville named to the ruling group. Fignole fled into exile as elections were planned.

Port-Au-Prince INS Antonio Rebreau Dan Haiti Rebreau Emile. Zamor Adrién’ Valville Fignole

Span Claims Another Workman in Port-Au-Prince Bridge Fall

chaos from riots and strikes in port area as Port-Au-Prince painter Robert Blakemore, 60, dies from a 40 foot fall near the Carquinez bridge. city records note prior fatality on the span and officials seek court orders amid tensions over Hayward annexation.

Paul Magloire Crockett Carquinez Robert Blakemore Painter Streets Port-Au-Prince Alameda Jender

Girard denies pressure to stand trial in Japan slaying

Camp Whittington Japan Army Specialist 3/c William Girard, 21, rejected claims that American authorities pressured him to face trial in a Japanese court for killing a woman. He spoke at a news conference after a meeting with Brig. Gen. Charles L. Decker, the assistant judge advocate general, who arrived from Washington two days earlier.

Camp Whittington Japan William Girard Charles L. Decker U.S. ‘Army Washington

Six Moonshiners Begin Federal Prison Terms

Six moonshiners in Greensboro North Carolina began serving federal prison terms today. They had sought protection payments from a deputy sheriff and hired a federal revenue agent to enforce their scheme.

Greensboro N.C Raga “Stihand

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