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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
2
West German Defense Minister Theo det Blank urged quick approval of the blitz version of the volunteers bill to form the first units of a projected 500000 man army allied to the West. He warned delay would hamstring Germany from implementing Paris accords before next spring. The bill aims to mobilize rapid forces amid Cold War tensions.
Federal Judge Sherrill Halbert dismissed a deadlocked jury in the mail robbery trial of John W. Breckenridge, 34, accused of taking part in a May 6 Sacramento mail truck robbery that netted $4,500. The case arose after two men defeated and robbed driver Herbert Morgan.
Bargaining in the deadlocked Key System negotiations is to resume tomorrow after six and a half hours of talks ended at 10 15 last night without agreement. No meetings were planned today while Key System trains and buses run on their normal schedules. AFL Carmen's Union president Vern Stambaugh says no new offer has been made since a nine cent hourly raise proposal was rejected Tuesday. In Los Angeles striking transit workers may vote tomorrow on a five cent immediate raise plus four cents in nine months and three cents in 18 months.
The Barn Owls square dance club of San Leandro will host a hoedown on Saturday July 2 at the Edencale school from 8 to 11 30 p m. Callers Bob Pare and Johnny Barbour will lead the event inviting all square dancers to attend.
ASHLAND A luncheon meeting of the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board will be held tomorrow at Onstad's. SAN LEANDRO The June Leandro with Walter Kaitz legislative counsel for CREA assets to which all square dancers are invited will be Saturday at Kaitz Veterans Memorial hall Bran croft and Cailan avenues.
East Oakland’s Fisher Body plant on Hillside street and Foothill boulevard is included in a General Motors expansion plan. Detroit GM vice president James Goodman announced a half billion dollar program to add more than 4.5 million square feet to Fisher plants. Details for the Oakland modernization were not released.
Harold McCarter son of Mr and Mrs Harold F McCarter of 1155 A street will be among 180 Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio graduates Saturday He is Hayward high school alum and will receive a biology degree He plans to enter the armed forces after graduation He has participated in Antioch s work plus study program and held jobs with hospitals and rug houses in Illinois Wisconsin New Jersey and Massachusetts
The article outlines a proposed Castro Valley city incorporation with a south border along Valley Freeway and north toward the crest of hills. Analyst Kroeger projects potential tax relief from 51 000 to 22 000 and a first year budget around 268 172 with a 12 090 reserve, suggesting a half cent fax rate after establishing a local government and delaying county costs.
At the UN gathering in San Francisco, celebrities arrive by sleek limousines as cameramen signal. Reporters and newspaper hawkers circulate, selling New York Times and Herald Tribune editions, while delegates and VIPs fill the Opera House and Union League Club events.
Oakland speech by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, United States ambassador to the UN, defended keeping the United Nations as a peace tool. He warned against withdrawal while Russia remains a member, citing Austrian peace treaty and Trieste settlements as UN-backed outcomes. The talk drew about 1200 at Bagley auditorium, sponsored by East Bay UN Council and local civic groups.
Mt Eden school district trustees will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. in Mt Eden School on Jackson Street and Hesperian Boulevard. The 1955 56 budget and policy matters will be discussed, according to assistant superintendent Charles Kenney.
Ex Communist Schoemaker testified on cross examination in Bridges denaturalization case. He said Bridges joined the Communist Party in 1933 and that no formal meetings occurred in November 1933, with later testimony shifting to early December. The defense questioned the timing as the trial nears conclusions.
The Community Coordinating Council of Decoto announced Harold Milam's resignation as recording secretary this week. His seat will stay vacant until regular meetings resume in September, with the first meeting set for September 20 to discuss plans for a nickel-a-spoon fundraising dinner chaired by Mrs Tina Costa.
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