GE Atomic Power Plan for Bay Area Pilot Plant
GE and Pacific Gas and Electric announce a privately financed reactor plant at GE’s Livermore site to supply up to 9000 kilowatts as an experimental dual cycle boiling water reactor. The project marks the earliest privately funded atomic power venture and involves an AEC license application and PG&E turbine generator.
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Livermore
Bay Area
General Electric
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Atomic Energy Commission
Pg&e
Norman RB. _Sutherland
Francis K. McCune
Atomic Products Division
Chicago
Commonwealth |Edison Company
Imcor
University Expels Autherine Lucy After Court Ordered Readmission
In Birmingham the University of Alabama expelled Autherine Lucy, a Black student, hours after a federal judge ordered her readmission. Trustees voted in secret to eject her for charges she made against university officials, amid rioting that accompanied her return to classes in Tuscaloosa.
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Birmingham
University of Alabama Today
Autherine Wacy
Miss Lucy
Jeff Bennett
C. Carmichael
University Board of Trustees
Hobart Grooms
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Leap Year Babies Born in Eden Hospital Cast Valley
Five Leap Year babies born at Eden Hospital in Hayward area list Debra Ann Rasczewski San Leandro 2 42 am John Douglas Vukasin Hayward 3 17 am Leslie Rae Harris Hayward 3 39 am Jay Edward Allortigara San Leandro 1 33 pm Cynthia Ann Dumond Milpitas 6 33 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Valley
Eden Hospital
Hayward Area
Eden
Debra Ann
Edward Rasczewski
Elgin Street
San Leandro
John Douglas
Vincent Vukasin
Russell_way
Hayward
Leslie Rae
Raymond Harris
Ardis
Jay Edward
Eugene
Allortigara
Jensen Drive
Cynthia Ann
Richard Dumond
Milpitas
Radioactivity in Air Seen As New Peril
Oakland health expert Dr. Lester Breslow warned a new hazard may be in the air besides smog. He testifed before the Assembly Interim Committee on Public Health that atomic energy use has raised atmospheric radioactivity and may have long term adverse effects. The hearing largely focused on smog with State Health Director Malcolm Merrill noting Bay Area conditions are less severe than Los Angeles.
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Oakland
Lester Breslow
Bureau of Chronic Diseases of
State Department of Public Health
Breslow
Assembly Interim Committee of Public Health
W. Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Malcolm H. Merrill
Merrill
Bay Area
Los Angeles
New South Crossing Seen at Quarter Toll
San Francisco planners consider financing a southern crossing of San Francisco Bay with a 25-cent toll. City Controller Harry Ross reports the $225 million project could be paid off by 1985 through toll revenue as part of recovery from last year’s downturn. Pope Hardy at 80 observes Pius XII setting a birthday toll on the new project amid ongoing delays.
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San Frangisco
San Francisco Bay
Harry, Ross
Pope ‘Hardy
Vatican City
Pope Ross
Pius X11
San Francisco
Oakland Bayrida
Cop rescues two airmen from burning Oakland crash
Sergeant Thomas Cooney pulled two Parks Air Force men from a wreck two miles east of the High Street turnoff after their car rear end collision with a second vehicle on Hastshore freeway. Henderson suffered broken ribs and Smith minor injuries. McMullen and Wallgren escaped unharmed. Henderson, driving 65 in a 50 zone, faced citation.
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Oakland
Air Force
Hastshore
Thomas Cooney
Agrmen
Charles Henderson
Curley Smith
Parks Air Force Nese
Highland Hospital
Henderson
Smith
Jwheel
Robert McMullen
Rosa Wallgren
McMullen
Wallgren
Parks
High Street
Jcoonsy
Oakland Police Patrol Division
Decoto Trap Nets Gypsy Fortunetellers Arrested
Gypsy fortunetellers in Decoto were arrested after promising two sheriff's agents outstanding success. Detectives Henry Vervais and Robert Wilson seized them at 619 Third street. Each was held on $500 bail with names Mil lie John 20 Dina John 23 and Frank.
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T the Sheriff's Department
Millie John
D. D. John
Dina John
Frank
Third Street
Henry Vervais
Robert =. Wilson
Lourdes Miracle Dip Confirmed For Paralyzed Girl
Elaine Esposito, 21, of Westchester, who has been paralyzed and speechless since age six, was dipped yesterday into Lourdes holy pool. Her parents, quiet and downcast, refused to speak with reporters.
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Lourdes
France
Ins
Elaine Esposito
Westchester, I
Miss Esposito
Shopping Center Go Sign Will Await Study
Planning commission voted 8 to 2 to urge an academic study before approving the Sears Kahn shopping center at Winton Avenue and the Eastshore freeway. Opponents warned of downtown impact while proponents cited regional demand and tax potential.
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Hafner
Y Planning Commission
Sears-Kahn
Branden “Enstruction Company
Winton Avenue
Eastshore
Floyd Attaway
William Bowman
Philip Linnekin
George Mays
Ernest Hunt
Linnekin
Mays
Hunt
Arch MacDonald
Oakland
Representy
Branden
The
Daily Review
MacDonald
jSol Gilberg
Hayward
San Mateo
Newberry
Woolworth's
Painess Marfat
Bank of America
Crocker Bank
Senior Citizens Tour Hayward in Donated Motorcade
Senior Citizens gathered at the Recreation Center for coffee and cake after a 1 p.m. motorcade through Hayward. The ride featured new cars donated by local Hayward auto agencies as participants recalled past times and shared memories.
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Hayward's
Recreation Center
Hayward
Hayward 80th Birthday Parade Marks Anniversary
The Daily Review previews an 80th anniversary event for Hayward born in 1876 with a citywide celebration led by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce. A Navy flyover, a Main Street street dance, and costume rentals are planned as officials seek the area’s oldest living resident and other senior participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Bob Jones
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jackson Street
Hayward
Southern Pacifh
Lailer
Haview
Alexander Graham Bell
Main Street
Chamber
Fire crews respond to serious blaze at Delano home
Pittsfield fire units raced to a reported serious fire only to find an overcooked supper at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Delano. Firefighters confirmed there was no actual blaze and no injuries reported.
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Pittsfield
Mass
William Delano
Wife Awarded Hale Funds in Divorced Wife Case
In San Francisco a Superior Court ordered Edward F. Hale Sr. to pay 1.498 million dollars to his first wife, finding he diverted funds from a business in which he and Mrs Alfreda Hale were partners. Hale, now an Oakland dealer, was found guilty of bigamy forgery and fraud and had operated a construction machinery business from Meekland Avenue before moving to Oakland.
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San’ Francisco
Hayward
Edward Maolnkenbuhr
Edward F. Hale
Alfreda Hale
Hale
Oakland
Judgeotkenbany
Meekland Lnvérue
Hall Warns Democrats Against Health Issue in Campaign
National Chairman Leonard W. Hall warned Democrats that making the president's health a campaign issue will boomerang as Eisenhower seeks reelection. He predicted Eisenhower and Nixon will win again and control Congress, while detailing primary plans in California and Wisconsin and naming the "big three" California operatives to select pledged delegates. Hall noted Democrats would regret any attacks on fitness. Harriman called Eisenhower’s health a major issue in the campaign.
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Washington
IRS
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
California
Wisconsin
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
White House
Ney
Ball
San Francisco
Nixod
Hall
Aul M. Buller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Averell Harriman
Fugitive Fatally Wounded After Takeover of Millen Home
Massachusetts fugitive Jerald Beaucaire hallmarks a deadly confrontation after forcing entry into a Millen Georgia home at 7:45 AM. He wounded Patrolman James Landrum, then abducted Mrs. Herrington and her son Johnny before police pursuit ended with Beaucaire shot and killed. Johnny, who claimed the gun and helped subdue him, survived as officers fired upon the suspect in a roadside ditch.
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Waynesborg
Massachusetts
Jerald
Peter Beaucaire
Dorchester
Mass
Beaucaire
Millen
John Herrington
Johnny
James H. Landrum
Georgia
Louisville
Rae
Herrington
Augusta
Vaughns Becomes County Planner First African American to Hold Post
Oakland attorney George Robert Vaughns, 53, named to the County Planning Commission by the Board of Supervisors. He replaces Fred Mellman, whose term expired February 24 after eight years. Vaughns is a St Mary's Law 1938 graduate, senior partner in Vaughns Dixon and Smith, and holds multiple civic roles including YMCA director and Urban League board member.
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Oakland
Board of Supervisors
George
Robert Vaughns
County Planning Commission
Vaughns
Fred Mellman
Emanuel Razeto
Leland Sweeney
St. Mary's Law College
Vaughns, Dixon and Smith
Adeline Street
California
American, California
Alameda County
Colton Bouse
Transbay Federal Savings and Loan Association of
San Francisco
YMCA
Urban League of San Francisco
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
The
Prince Hall
Grand Lodge Masons of California
Omega Phi Psi
Orde of
Eastern Star
First
African Methodist Episcopal Church of
Soviet Envoy Jailed As Spy In Tehran Incident
Iran announced the arrest of Soviet Maj. Anatolie Ivanovitch Kuznetzov, the Soviet assistant military attaché, on espionage charges after he allegedly received secret documents from an Iranian officer who faces execution. The Iranian foreign ministry moved to waive immunity for trial despite Soviet protests. An Iranian air force officer, Hussein Rejaei Tehrani, was arrested with him for espionage.
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Tehran
Iran
Anatolie Ivanovitch Kuznetzov
Kuznhetzov
Kuznetzov
Hussein Rejaei Tehrani
Indonesian election ends in four-party tie in capital
In Jakarta an official count of Indonesia's first general elections shows pro West Masjumi and nationalist PNI each with seven seats in the new Parliament. The Nahdlatul Ulama party wins 45 seats and the PKI 39, with other parties under ten. The vote count spanned five months across Indonesia's islands.
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Djakarta
Indonesia
PNI
China
Central Elections Committee
Masjumi Party
Nationalist Party
Indo-nesia
of Nehdaty] Ulams
PKI
Jessi
Assault Charges On Schuyler Dropped In Alameda
Alameda County Superior Court yesterday dropped charges against George T. Schuyler 37 of Hayward related to rape and attempted kidnapping of his estranged wife and a teenage San Leandro girl. Schuyler, already serving time at San Quentin, had previously been convicted of attempted kidnapping and conspiracy.
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Schuyler
Oakland
George T. Schuyler
Hayward
Alameda County Superior Court
Albert Spagigiari
Castro Valley
San Quentin Prison
San Leandro
Weather Tomorrow Promises Mild, Calm Day
Tomorrow's weather shows little temperature change with a high in the mid 60s. Tonight's low around 37. Gentle winds shift to a light westerly 10 to 15 mph this afternoon.
Cancer Panel Tonight At St Bret Marie School
A cancer detection panel, the fourth in a Hayward Chamber of Commerce health series, will be held at St Bret Marie School tonight. The public is urged to attend.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
St Bret Marie
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Aeway Aueayeiie
Service Department
Dawiding Leht Jewelery Company
Blazing Auto
G. R. Vaughns
Cancer
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Markwel
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