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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
2
Anaheim prepares for the televised dedication of Disneyland a 17 million amusement park by Walt Disney with about 15000 guests including newsmen celebrities and other notables expected at the premiere in a record invitation list.
A new corps of police officers started patrols in Los Angeles County to enforce anti smog laws. The 49 patrolmen and inspectors wear powder blue uniforms and operate in 38 radio equipped cars.
Trousdale Construction announced plans to build a 400 room hotel on privately owned land near the Bayshore freeway at Millbrae and the Municipal airport. The project is priced at 5.25 million with completion expected early next year.
Five of six cannery workers were seriously injured when their car left the Pittsburg Antioch highway and crashed into a telephone pole. Rescuers spent 43 minutes pulling victims from the tan sled wreckage. One occupant fled into darkness. five were hospitalized in Pittsburg and Antioch.
Alameda County Planning commissioners rejected on a 3 3 vote a rezoning request for a Thornton avenue and Blackow road site near Centerville to permit a service station. Opponents called it spot zoning in a residential area.
Lawrence Kayser, pastor, won approval from the Alameda County Planning Commission in Oakland for a use permit for a proposed Baptist church on the east side of Highway 17 south of Second Street. The commission backed the plan subject to staff and county surveyor recommendations, noting five Irvington congregations meet in temporary quarters awaiting church sites.
Nationalist intelligence in Taipei reported a sizeable Communist naval concentration near the Taishan islands about 100 miles north of Nationalist-held Matsui. Sources said the fleet had been sighted in the Taishan area by Monday and then vanished abruptly.
Washington Manor Community Services district votes to seek passage of a 330,000 bond issue for recreation facilities. Plans include a 60 by 120 foot pool, land for three parks, and contingencies, with financing options and joint arrangements for maintenance and operation under HARD.
Baywood residents clash over annexation to Hayward as unsigned posters warn against the move. The Baywood Citizens Committee Against Annexation calls for a boycott of petitions while factions remain split and a notice of intention to dissolve petitions circulates.
Newark officials from Rheem Wedgewood meet with striking Mounters union members aimed at reaching an agreement today. Arthur Gamez press reports indicate cautious optimism as talks proceed.
San Francisco based KQED plans to announce today it will continue operations as a strike by 500 workers at Rheem's Wedgewood division enters its third week. A union negotiating committee led by Vince Damico gained full powers to bargain, with any deal to go to a special member meeting. The walkout began June 14 with a 14 cent per hour across the board demand, while three other unions will not cross picket lines.
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