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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1959

Page

1

Mission Blvd Widening Sought by Hayward Officials

Hayward officials urged California Highway Department leaders to add a fourth lane to Mission Blvd and improve traffic signals at Asquire Rd and nearby intersections in Fareway Park. City Public Works Director Edward Philips and city manager Smith said state cooperation is needed and rights of way will be pursued. Construction start is possible in the coming fiscal year with work on Jackson St targeted for this period.

Hayward Highwa Department Mission Sinith City Public Works Edward Philips San Francisco Asquire Rd Fareway Park B. W W. Booker J. P. Sinclair Smith Sinclair Jackson St

Celebration on Hayward Strip marks tenth anniversary

The Hayward Strip of retail businesses celebrates ten years since opening in March 1949 with a weekend sales event. Many local merchants join the big sale along the strip from Thursday through Saturday. The Daily Review will publish a special section Thursday tracing downtown Hayward shopping growth.

Hayward Daily Review

U.S. Embassy Evacuated Amid Bolivian Assembly Demonstrations

Dispatch notes chaotic scene as diplomats evacuated from the U.S. Embassy in La Paz Bolivia amid anti American demonstrations at the Assembly floor. Officials report safety concerns and possible delays as protestors demand policy changes.

Washington UPI Squires U.S la Pay Bolivia Sacramento Una

Unloaded Gun Wounds 14YearOld in San Leandro

In San Leandro a pistol discharged wounding 14 year old Steven Correia in the right shoulder shortly before noon. Cousin Edward Williams was held for investigation after claiming they were clowning and noting Williams thought the chamber was empty when he pulled the trigger. Correia was taken to Fremont Hospital in serious condition.

San Leandro Steven Correia Edward F Williams Cherry St Correia Falemont Hospital Williams Fle Poljer

Nine Children Drown When Bus Plunges Into Pond

In Georgia near Breakfield, a packed school bus overturned in a deep pond, killing nine children aged 6 to 14 and injuring many others. Driver Dover Jones said the dirt road humps caused loss of control. rescue efforts brought several children to hospitals as authorities identified the dead and described the chaotic scene.

Tifton UPI County Hospital Poy Billy Tabon Leroy Tabon Nese Henderson Ing Johnson Gray Artie Lee Simmons Emline Wilcox G Jean Davis Dover Jones Heer Breakfield Here Jones Jonas

Drinking Pals Of Dead Man Held In San Francisco

San Francisco police questioned two men, William H. Staley and John Wortner, after they were found in the car of Charles Addison Ackley whose brutally beaten body was discovered near the eighth tee at Sharp Park Municipal Golf Course early Monday. The men described themselves as drinking pals of Ackley, 64, a San Francisco resident.

SAN Francis UPL Brance Sharp Park Wiliam H. Staley John Wortner San Francisco Charles Addison Ackley

Macmillan Eyes Return Visit for Moscow Talks

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said he hopes to report in person to President Eisenhower after ten days in Moscow. He outlined a second round of talks with foreign ministers in Paris, Bonn, and possibly Washington, with a Khrushchev meeting anticipated if possible.

London UPT Harold Macmillan Hisetshower Kremlin Macmillan Moscow Samlst Paris Bonn Washington Autior Charles‘ de' Gaulle Konrad Adelaver Rigenhower Nikit Khrushchev

Dope Charges Jail Dentist In Leandro

San Leandro California dentist Rayner, 41, is jailed on five felony counts of obtaining drugs by fraud. He allegedly wrote 11 prescriptions for 200 capsules of demerall in patients names to aid his ill father. Rayner claims humanitarian motives. arraignment set before Judge Connitt after $1500 bail.

San Leandio San Leandro Wigar J. Raver Dr. Raynes Ramona Way Whitey Rosanen Rayner Estudilla Ave

Bridge Widening Passes First Test

Sacramento report says legislation to double the capacity of the San Mateo Hayward Bridge cleared its first legislative hurdle. The Assembly Transportation Committee approved the bill by Assemblyman Louis Francis. Funds would come from a bond issue repaid by tolls from the San Mateo Hayward and Dumbarton bridges.

Sacramento

Pioneer IV Soars Toward Sun on Moon Rendezvous

NASA reports Americas first artificial planet Pioneer IV reached 84 800 miles, surpassing prior US probes as it sails toward a moon encounter and eventual solar orbit. Launch details compare Pioneer II and I missions, with trajectory to pass the moon within tens of thousands of miles before settling into solar orbit.

Washington UPI America National Aeronautics ‘and Space Administration At. & Gan. Pis U.S NASA Russia Cabe “Canaveral Fla Fam Pionewer Earth Goldstam California Couse L Mim. P.s.t Cape Canaveral Uban

Phone Workers Pact Extended to 5 P.M. Tomorrow

Negotiators for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Communications Workers of America have agreed to extend their labor agreement to 5 p.m. tomorrow. The contract, covering 17 403 plant and traffic employees in Northern California and Nevada, expired last week and has now been extended twice as negotiations continue.

San Francisco UPI Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Communications Workers of America California Nevada

Cartoon treat debuts in Daily Review pages two onward

Fresh from two successful runs in the Saturday Evening Post, a new exclusive cartoon begins today in The Daily Review. Look for the daily chuckle from Guess Who, appearing on pages 2 and beyond.

Saturday Evening Post Guess Who

Area Man On Plane Lost Near Azores

A U S search for a DC3 missing with five aboard after taking off Sunday from Linden, N J. Co pilot Thomas B. Price of Union City and pilot G W Grossoehme of Walnut Creek were returning to Lisbon bound for Thailand. Price is vice president of California Overseas Export Co and co owner of Price Nicholls Dry Wall Construction Co. The plane’s position was given as thirteen degrees west with unclear latitude, complicating the search over the Atlantic near the Azores.

U.S Spain Maracca Azores Altcrift Wren Hayward Oyer Thomas B. Price Hibiscus Ave G. W. Grossoehme Walgaut Creek Pulee United States Thailand Grossophine Aero. Enterprises, Inc Price California Overseas Export Co Invernment Fem Linden Lisbon Madrid Atlantic A. B. Price Meekland Ave Hayward Jean Grosspoure Jeanne

Liz Debby Set For Some Show On Oscar TV Extravaganza

Elizabeth Taylor and Debbie Reynolds will appear on the Academy Award TV special, reuniting for a high profile broadcast. They will present Oscars in two major categories and space their appearances within the 193 minute program.

Hollywood Elizabeth Taylor Debble Reynolds Edie Fisher Svent Bebbia

Bay Area Hit By Twin Quakes With Minor Damage

A Bay Area seismic pair rattled the region with a 12 minute main quake and a lighter aftershock, centered east of the Bay near San Rafael and Daly City. Seismologists reported a magnitude around 5.3 with minimal damage as animals at the San Francisco Zoo reacted to the tremors.

San Fracisco Bay Don Yochar University Caliafornia Seismologist Berkeley Bo Jy Bay Area San San Rafael Salings Daly City San. Francisco San Andreas San Fracisco Zoo

Hawaii Close to Statehood Moves Through Senate Panel

The Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee unanimously approved and sent to the Senate a bill to make Hawaii the sun state. Chairman James E. Murray said the bill would reach the Senate floor quickly, with debate possible by March 16 if Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson authorizes it.

Washington

Prayer for Today Prayer for Today

Heavenly Father in Lenten days we deny self take up our cross and follow him grant strength and courage. Respond to his call Lord send me and help us to be the salt of the earth and light of the world among our fellow men. Amen.

Ald

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