San Leandro trustees approve 12 cent tax increase for 1957-68
San Leandro Unified School District trustees voted to levy a 12 cent permissive tax to help balance the 1957-58 budget. President AL Oliveira abstained, warning of confusion if a further tax increase is sought in June. The tax would raise the operating rate to 3.34 per thousand assessed value, narrowing a 64,000 deficit with no pay schedule raises included. Regular vote on alternatives and levy timing set for March 7.
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Mao Grants Chou En-lai Authority to Halt Cultural Purge
Based on reports in The Hong Kong Star Mao Tse-tung allegedly gave Premier Chou En-lai full executive power to stop the Cultural Revolution, halt power seizures, and manage spring planting while handling foreign affairs and the economy amid ongoing purges and leadership struggles. Lin Piao and other leaders reportedly pushed for restraint but were overruled. The Star cites unnamed Western observers and embassy sources in its account.
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Calfornia Highway Patrol expansion hits Alameda County court needs
Judge Connill cites rising caseloads and staff growth, urging a new judge for Hayward San Leandro area as Alameda County legislative talks note strain. He points to higher per judge caseloads, with potential efficiency gains if a fourth seat is created, while noting no formal request yet from other courts.
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Hill Plans Envisioned and Contested by council
Last night the council discussed a proposed plan for a wetlertse project in the city core. Oakes presented a review and framed the idea as a potential commerce boost while opposing council members urged caution on the sale stage. The introduction of an amend ment defining Rest tihal Natural Peeserea drew debate.
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Grieving Angry Negroes Threaten Natchez Klan
Grieving and angry Black residents threaten the Ku Klux Klan after the death of Wharlest Jackson at the Armstrong Rubber Plant. NAACP officials like Charles Evers say Klansmen are implicated and a confrontation is planned at 4 p.m. CST. The incident follows Jackson’s fatal crash at the plant and mentions alleged Klan involvement.
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Post says California tax hike needed to balance budget
The report by Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post and Audrey led the case for an $672 million state tax rise to maintain current services amid partisan dispute over the general fund debt. Ronald Reagan urged a plan to tax about $18 billion, while lawmakers weigh tax increases and budget needs. The analysis notes accrual accounting allows borrowing against future revenues. Continued on page 1.
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Paulsen Rebuffed Trustees Back Teachers' Stand
The New Mayen school board, by a three member majority, rejected charges against a group of teachers raised two weeks earlier by board president Elliott XN. Paulsen announced he would reintroduce the charges after a legal opinion is received, with the possibility of a later vote on the teachers.</s>
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New Furor Over Opinion Leak Rocks District Attorney
A controversy erupts over a leaked opinion drawing attention to Alameda County District Attorney and ties to local legal staff. The report notes confusion and calls for clarity as both sides seek to control the fallout.
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Alameda County
Twelve Arrested In Negro Death Probe In Mississippi
In Hattiesburg Mississippi twelve men including a Ku Klux Klan member were arrested in connection with a Negro death inquiry. Federal charges accuse them of conspiring to intimidate Vernon Ferdinand Dahmer at the scene. Two men released on bond awaited further action.
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Beriver Dies In L A Blaze
A deadly fire in Los Angeles claimed a victim as firefighters battled an engulfed truck. The driver, trapped aboard, perished amid the blaze that erupted near a Hay ber Free area, with authorities later confirming the casualty and ongoing investigation into the incident.
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