Trinity River Reclamation Bill Okayed by House
The House approved a measure to authorize the Trinity River Reclamation Project in California for 225 million dollars. Rep. Clair Engle said no opposition. the bill moves to the Senate as other major water projects await action.
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Sulletin Washington
House
Senate
Trinity River
California
Washington &P
Clair Engle
D+ Calif
House Interior Committee
Upper
Colorado
F All Interior Committee
Senne
Senate Interior Committee
House Committee
Vendors Asked to Aid Cleanse Objectionable Literature
Castro Valley Cas tro Valley Independent branch forms three four member subcommittees to visit vendors in valley and canyon areas and seek cooperation in a decent literature drive. Committee chairmen name letters to dealers and personal visits as follow up. The effort aims for voluntary removal over regulatory action with 28 representatives from 21 organizations at a Castro Valley school meeting.
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Castro Valley
Eddie Hall
Santa Maria Avenue
Ruth, Lawson
Almond Jane
Pat Gallagher
Hayward Area
Seven Vandalism Incidents Cause $1000 in Damages
Juvenile vandals blamed for about 1000 dollars in damage across seven incidents. Breakage and theft at sites include Via Toyon residential area, Tennyson School, Del Rey School, Lorenzo Manor School, Linda Vista School, Edendale School, Varney Hill construction, Nielsen's Auto Wrecking yard on Lewelling Boulevard, and a plate glass window at a ready office on East 14th Street. Damages range from 20 to 300 dollars with a total around a thousand dollars. Police and sheriff deputies investigated yesterday.
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Sheri
Via Toyon
Tennyson School
del Rey
Lorenzo Manor
Linda Vista
Edendale School
Varney Hool
Castro Valley
Nielsen
Lewelling Boulevard
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
East 14Th Street
Rivers Case Delayed in Alameda Court
Oakland the trial of Jewel Rivers and two associates was continued to July 13 amid a threatened $200000 damages suit by attorney E W McDonnell. Rivers, ill from throat cancer, appeared with matrons after a Friday operation at Highland hospital. McDonnell accused county officials of negligence in delaying surgery months earlier. The defendants face charges of conspiracy corporate securities act violations and grand theft for allegedly selling worthless uranium stock to a Lovelock Nevada client. River's daughter Evelyn Bacher named in suit.
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Oakland
Jewel Rivers
Hayward
E. W. McDonnell
San Francisco
Rivers
Auusband
Charles Fausel
Gus Rodgers
Winnemucva
Nev. F
Lovelock
Caine
The
Daily Review
McDonnell
Alameda County
Pital
Santa Rita
Cial
Fause
Evelyn Bacher
B” Street
Collision Injures Two on Highway 00 West of Livermore
Two people hurt as a heavy truck rear ends a car on Highway 00 about four miles west of Livermore at 5:15 am. John Ware of Alameda, 50, sustained possible internal injuries. passenger May Richardson, 28, Arroyo Del Valle, minor injuries. Truck driver William Creese, 24, of 1694 Oriolo Avenue, unharmed. no citations issued pending investigation.
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Livermore
John Ware
Alameda
M May J. Richardson
Arroyo del Valle
Highway Patrol
Ware
William H. Creese
Oriole Avenue
Parking Survey Clears Way for Hayward Street Project
City officials announce completion of a survey along A street by Hayward engineer John Mancini aided by Richard P Hafner Jr. and county records. Maps show 18 copper survey monuments, enabling planned parking lots and street widening, with $40,000 of the $70,000 target secured and a meeting set to obtain remaining funds.
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Richard P. Hafner, Jr
Wallace Boggs
John A. Mancini
Hayward
Lohn Ficklin
Fiedlin
Mai
Castro Streets
George Oakes
Ficklin
City Leaders Rule Out Hayward Exit From Recreation District
Mayor W H Wilson and City Manager J Ficklin said Hayward cannot leave the Hayward Area Recreation District. Only the Board of Supervisors or a new Recreation District board can decide. no council action can withdraw Hayward. A March poll and June bond defeat spurred the letter from Harold J. Weiner urging withdrawal.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Board of Supervisors
W. ©. Wilson
John Ficklin
Ciy
Eayward
Harold J. Weiner
Citizens Committee For Better Parks and Recreation
Wilson
Ficklin
Recreation District Board
Summer Begins Officially At 9 34 P M
The weatherman states summer starts at 9 34 P M today with a brief coastal fog generally lifting by morning. Expect fair conditions through Wednesday as the solstice marks the peak heat.
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Webster
Key System Talks Continue As Transit Strife Drags On
East Bay transit crews weigh AFL Carmen's union offer after a 22 hour marathon negotiation. Union reports planned for 10 am 3 pm and 8 pm as buses and trains run normally. Federal conciliator Vint urged status quo and on call for further talks while a 20 cent wage rise remains a goal for the union and a two year extension for the company was discussed. Los Angeles strike riders face continued disruption as 26 000 workers prepare to vote on the latest offer.
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East Bay
AFL Carmen
Arthur Vint
Carmen's
AFL
Amalgamated
Street Electric Railway
Motor Coach Employes of America
Los Angeles
House Armed Services panel backs watered-down draft plan
The House Armed Services Committee rebelled against its chairman and sent Eisenhower’s compulsory military reserve plan to a subcommittee for five days of study. Also, San Francisco approves a $2,000,000, 200 room hotel at the airport with the city renting the property for $36,000 yearly. Doris Hart, top seed at Wimbledon, defeated Nelly Hopman 6-1 6-0 in 25 minutes.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Wimbledon
Eng
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Little Mo Connolly
Nelly Hopman
Australia
Ike Molotov Van Kleffens Get Top Billing
Three men among 53 at the San Francisco Opera House were highlighted as principal players in a world drama. Eelco Van Kleffens, president of the United Nations meeting, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Russia's Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov drew intense scrutiny from delegates and the public. Fans lined city sidewalks as the anniversary of the United Nations sparked global interest in their actions.
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Y George Lower
The
Daily Review
San Francisco
San Francisco Opera House
Eelco van Kleffens
United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Fon
United Neations
United Nations Organization
Eisenhower
Heavy Council Agenda Today
The Hayward city council moves through a packed agenda including five subdivision annexations La Vista zoning an anti prostitution ordinance and a carnival permit. A city salary plan and a report on offstreet parking are on the schedule plus a letter from the South Hayward Civic association urging Hayward to leave the Recreation district and a vote on supplemental funds to finish this fiscal year.
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Hayward
la Vista
South Hayward Civic Association
Bridges Parries Inquiries Into Past
Longshore leader Harry Bridges testified in a civil suit in federal court defending his past associations with known Communist leaders. He faced probing questions aimed at possibly stripping his citizenship as the civil action proceeded on the second day.
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Francisco
Harry
Bridges
MacMillan Sees Lift in Cold War Cloud at UN Session
British Foreign Secretary Harold MacMillan told a 60 nation UN anniversary meeting that a lifting of the cloud has reduced East West tensions and raised hope that the Big Four can return to cooperation. He praised Eisenhower's Atoms For Peace and said Geneva talks might set a first meeting chair.
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San Francisco
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
United Nations
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Eisenhower
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