03 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
1
Oakland Centerville attorney LeRoy Broun this morning threw an unexpected legal bomb into the maze of technicalities surrounding the Union City versus Treeview case. The move raises questions about procedure and potential impacts on the ongoing dispute in local courtrooms.
Hillview Crest residents push to annex to Hayward with five precinct captains guiding petition circulation. Arthur J. De Mamiel, committee chair, says petitions will be delivered to Wayward city officials Monday for Bayward City council action that night. Union City Treeview dispute widens as Alameda supervisors debate legal boundaries and proper filing fees.
A Coast Guard plane rescued six of nine Sacramento residents aboard a craft that ran aground about sixty miles south of Baja California. The ship named Sea Long reported the incident. remaining passengers include skipper A. T. Hay, Lee Harrison, and a cook. Coast Guard cutter Perseus arrived to assist.
The State of Highways opened bids totaling 84,381 for grading and surfacing two miles of Route 130 between Painted Cave and Marcos Pass. Low bidder was John F. Blake More of El Monte.
Mostly fair today tonight and Friday with variable cloudiness at times. Little change in temperature. Yesterday's high and today's low not specified.
Senator Fulbright urged closer government supervision of the New York Stock Exchange during Senate Banking hearings on the stock market boom. He warned new rules may be needed for the Securities and Exchange Commission, while Exchange President Funston defended the market as providing facts for investors. The discussion touched on inflation of optimism since the postwar boom and possible regulatory shifts.
Southern Alameda county districts receive over a million dollars in state funds with La Vista Elementary getting the largest grant of 671,000. Hayward Newark and Centerville allocations support additions including a new building, classrooms, and site development with construction slated to begin this summer and projects to be ready by September.
Ex Liquor control officers Robert N. Lewis and Louis Donato along with a tavern owner face indictments by a county grand jury on bribery related counts. Superior Judge David Coleman set bail after indictments returned yesterday and motions developed. The charges allege payoffs to influence the sale of liquor and related misconduct in a United Nations program context.
El Centro shows 1st Lt. E. Wichois, 24, identified as the pilot killed in a midair collision involving jet fighters. Details indicate a tragic air accident with the fighter jet incident occurring near San Pablo.
Margaret Ann Hughes, an orphan who twice found herself in a tangled family past, wed Donald Anderson of the Royal Engineers in a quiet London ceremony. The 24-year-old mother of two learned her husband had been her long-lost brother earlier, after a dramatic family history and a chance meeting sparked by piano tunes and a serviceman’s kindness. The Rev. C. L. Gage-Brown assisted as the couple asked to keep details private.
Washington reports a new jet plane for the Air Force aims to speed development of a commercial transport capable of crossing the continent in about four hours. Harold E. Talbott said Boeing will design an advanced jet tanker for in flight refueling to extend bomber range, with potential passenger use at over 600 mph. Boeing to receive $460 million in new jet tanker orders. KC 135 production grows toward $100 million in contracts.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Peiping not to assume mainland bases are safe from attack if Reds strike the Nationalist off shore islands. He spoke after a two hour conference with Chiang Kai-shek and signed ratification papers making the U S Nationalist defense treaty effective. Dulles urged Peiping to cease threats against Formosa and said the United States would not enter talks on ROC territory without Chiang. He noted the United Nations might aid a solution but warned the U S would act if hostile actions against Formosa continued. The statement followed Chiang's secret war session urging perseverance to retake the mainland. The talk covered Parmosa and the Pescadores and the U S readiness to defend them.
Tense border near Gaza as Egypt and Israel await UN mixed armistice commission findings on Monday’s clash. Maj. Gen. Burns led the on the spot probe, with both sides accusing the other of invasion and aggression. Chances of a timely report to the U N Security Council appear slim as casualty numbers vary by side.
Three armed bandits robbed a Palo Alto home and grocery store. One gunman, Albert E. Monroe, 18, of Redwood City, was shot through the spine after resisting police. He and two accomplices fled. Monroe was found paralyzed by a bullet and hospitalized. Police pursued a blood trail to Monroe under a hedge.
Thirty nine people were reported dead and 26 injured after a lighted candle touched a 15 gallon can of rubbing solvent mixed with gasoline, causing an explosion that swept four crowded train cars at Pusan station. No American casualties were reported.
Navy officials credit the Nautilus with proving the value of atomic propulsion after a series of deep diving tests off the New England coast. The test results exceeded expectations with no hull flaws, suggesting atomic ships could operate for extended periods between refuels and changing naval power and propulsion as the era advances.
A new vent opened on Mount Kilauea at 3 pm prompting Civil Defense to evacuate 350 residents from Kapone Village, 25 miles southwest of Hilo, for the second time in three days. The eruption follows a prior blast from the Fuulena crater.
Vice President Richard Nixon said the only real and lasting solution to the coffee problem lies in the hands of the producers. The report, datelined Ciudad Trujillo, notes Nixon spoke yesterday on the issue.
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