Peron Ousts 2 Highest Churchmen
In Buenos Aires two top Roman Catholic leaders, Msgr Manuel Tato acting archbishop and Ramon Carlos Moroa, were arrested and expelled to Rome for defying civil authorities amid capital disorders. The move accompanies talk of impeachment for Supreme Court Justice Tomas Casares. Peron’s government lists reforms including legalized divorce, equal rights for children born out of wedlock, and restoration of legalized prostitution.
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Burglary at Hayward Medical Office Nets Cash
A burglar forced the rear door of Dr. Robert L. MacRobert's medical office at 1161 A Street Hayward and escaped with 432 dollars in cash from a cash box while leaving 280 dollars in checks. police reported.
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Riley the death of a make believe puppy in Castro Valley
A Castro Valley story recalls a two month old cocker spaniel named Riley offered as a gift to the cerebral palsy fund drive. The pup was found lifeless after a suspected accident, and owner Robert Jackson plans a successor while pursuing his own veterinary ambitions.
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Strike Set Against S F Auto Firms
In San Francisco a strike was set by Automotive Machinists Lodge 4305 against an undisclosed number of auto dealers repair shops and parts distributors. The action could trigger a mass shutdown of three associations employing about 1500 auto workers. The dispute centers on wage offers with the union seeking 10 percent and the dealers proposing lower rises. An 11th hour negotiating session was possible to avert the strike. The San Francisco Labor Council sanctioned the move.
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Niles Driver Injured in Canyon Accident
Niles in Niles canyon, 55 year old Redwood City resident Castleman was hurt in an automobile crash. He suffered a hip injury and was listed in good condition at Fairmont hospital.
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Oakland School Custodians Get salary raise judged out of line
The County Taxpayers Association rebuked the Oakland Unified School District for approving what it called out of line pay raises for staff. It cited chief custodians rising to 445 a month from 404 and noted Oakland and Alameda county pay levels versus private industry. The group sought a pre-approval meeting to present its findings.
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Last Day to Get Dad in Contest
The Daily Review’s Father’s Day contest closes tonight at midnight. Judges will read essays and announce winners Friday in the Review. Winners can collect prizes Saturday prior to the Father’s Day celebration. Last-minute entries sent to 431 Castro Street or placed in the mail slot will be considered. Essay, photo, and entrant identifying details required.
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Two Teenagers Slain in Park Near University of Maryland
HYATTSVILLE Md Two teenage high school girls were slain today in a park near here One girl was stabbed to death and police did not immediately say how the other died The girls left home this morning for the last day of school to receive their report cards Bodies were found at 12 24 p m The victims were Michael Ann Ryan 14 daughter of a Washington D C policeman and Waney Marie Shomette of Lane Manor Md
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District Budget Ready for Hayward Union High Trustees
A tentative budget near 3,000,000 dollars will go to Hayward Union High School district trustees for approval tonight. The meeting also includes bid opening for a pickup delivery truck a progress report on Arroyo high school and payroll reports from administrative interns this year.
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Woman Reports Fur Neckpiece Missing
Cecilia F L White of Lafayette reported to San Leandro police that she left a brown fur neckpiece with the initials CFW in a service station rest room yesterday and returned to find it missing. The piece was valued at about $100.
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Bramblett Fined 5000 In Padding Payroll
Former Rep. Ernest Bramblett R Calif was fined 5000 and placed on probation for a year after pleading seven counts of padding his congressional payroll. Judge Walter Bastian suspended a jail term and allowed 600 days to pay the fine. Bramblett faced potential prison and fines up to 510,000 per count.
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Girls Track Team Injured In Wagon Crash
Wellington Ken reporters say a San Francisco high school girls track team was en route to the Women’s National AAU meet when their station wagon crashed into a house. All 10 girls and their supervisor Miss Janet Bellew were injured, none critically. The driver suffered head and arm lacerations. Dr James McGovern, in the house, aided the injured. the crash occurred on a curve. The nine other girls were treated and released from St Luke’s hospital with Red Cross care. The Ponca City meet in Oklahoma was canceled for them.
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Weather Man Struts Through Office In White Ducks
A weather man in white ducks bursts into the office with a tennis racquet and ear muffs in his pocket. He deems the furnace unnecessary and exits with brisk confidence, a humorous snapshot of a confident professional.
Last-Minute News Flashes
A AMA spokesman said the Salk polio vaccine program rushed its rollout amid difficulties. NAACP president Besil O'Connor denied any haste. Adenauer urged US and Russia to push for controlled disarmament at the big four conference next month. UAW seeks higher wage guarantees from American Motors than Ford or General Motors. The House Civil Service committee approved a bill granting 1,000,000 federal workers a 47.5 percent pay raise retroactive to March 1. U.S. Britain and France to hold three conferences in New York ahead of talks with Russia in San Francisco. California issues a marketing order for fresh plums pending producer assent.
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Plane Reports Engine Trouble Near San Francisco
Pan-American World Airways Transpacific airliner with 05 aboard developed engine trouble on a Honolulu to Seattle flight. Captain Rey Holm redirected toward San Francisco, requesting Coast Guard escort to land around 12 35 p.m. The four engine clipper carried 47 passengers and eight crew, began backfiring at 9 35 a.m. No immediate peril indicated.
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Castro Valley Mother and Child Hurt in Auto Crash
Castro Valley mother Kathleen M. Mobinson, 27, and her daughter G.K. Robinson, 3, escaped serious injury when their late model sedan ran off Lake Chabot Road near Chabot Terrace, rolled 600 feet and overturned. Both were treated for shock and minor injuries by their family physician.
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San Leandro parking bonds okayed in charter amendment
Voters approved a charter amendment authorizing revenue bonds for off street parking, to be paid from meter receipts and lots, with no tax rate impact. Bond amount depends on buyer demand and legislative approval is required before sale. The measure aims to attract major stores to San Leandro, addressing parking shortages. Two separate major rail crash near Fort Morgan Colorado kills one, injures nine on the Challenger derailed after a bridge washout, as crews assess damage and weather conditions.
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Construction Dispute Ends In Agreement
SAN FRANCISCO AFL Operating Engineers and the Association of General Contractors reached a full two year labor contract after a night long session. The accord provides a 12 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 1 and another 12 1/2 cent increase next year plus union security and 13 issues settled. Walkouts in San Francisco and Oakland preceded the agreement but did not affect Southern Alameda county construction projects. Federal conciliator Arthur Viat announced the deal at 5 45 a.m. following late talks suggested by him.
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Molotov Leaves New York for U N Anniversary in San Francisco
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov departs New York by train for the United Nations tenth anniversary meeting in San Francisco. U N delegate A A Sobolev explains the trip as Molotov wanting to see the country.
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