Council To Decide On Shop Center
Hayward city council faces a heated clash over annexation and zoning for a proposed 110 acre Sears Kahn shopping center at Eastshore freeway and Winton avenue. Opponents plan petitions and a deferral motion while supporters marshal petitions and labor group endorsements to urge council action tonight.
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Hayward merchants oppose Sears-Kahn center at council meet
About 50 merchants and property owners pressed to delay zoning for the Sears-Kahn shopping center in Hayward. They urged a full economic report before action, citing downtown decline and potential annexation with timing for Planning Commission review.
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Norris Letsom
Planning Commission
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Oakland
Downtown Parking Association
Houlihan
Charles Vegod
Jim Hamilton
Douglas Thompson
Herbert Way
Britt
M. H. Baker
Valley Center
Frankenstein
Antarctic Tractors Plunge Kill Navy Crewman near Little America V
A second Navy expedition member died when his tractor plunged into a crevasse about 110 miles from Little America V in Antarctica. The accident occurred during operations of the U S Navy Antarctic program.
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Guilty Plea by Kidnapper in San Francisco Case
Betty Jean Benedicto, 28, of Stockton, changed pleas to guilty in the kidnapping of baby Robert Amarcus. Judge John B. Molinari ordered a continuance to April 6 and referred the case to the probation department for a report. The judge said the aim is to satisfy community tensions and fit the punishment, with an open mind.
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Infant Found Dead in Marin Family Garage
In San Rafael an autopsy is ordered after 10 month old Donald T. Leicester died in a family garage. He was found by his mother lying face down in a bassinet, tangled in blankets. Police say the couple, both county workers, had left him in the station wagon in the garage on prior occasions to sleep due to crying. The case is with the district attorney for potential action. autopsy results will take days.
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Nelson
County Appraisal Commission
Leicester
District Attorney's Office
Dulles Warns Of Red Rose Threat At Karachi Meet
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned during the Karachi session that Russian subversion aims to topple free nations. Eight men were nearly asphyxiated by deadly fumes from a tanker mixing tank, five of them firefighters. Dulles called Moscow tactics despicable and cautioned SEATO and other delegates on subversion risks.
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Tri County Water Bill Heads to State Senate
A bill introduced in the State Senate by Sen. Jack Thompson would allow Alameda Santa Clara and San Benito counties to use surplus delta water. The measure seeks to fund a 57 million dollar diversion system feeding water toward Livermore and Mission San Jose Pass as part of the Feather River project. The tri county district could raise funds and adopt the plan without waiting for full FRP completion, with engineering work still needed.
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Alameda
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Herbert G. Crawle
Alamede County
Feather River
Unitec
Tricounty Conservation
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Stockton
San Francisco
Livmore
Mt. Hamiton Range
Mission San Jose Pass
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American River
Knight Plans To Hold Back San Luis Fund
SACRAMENTO Governor Goodwin Knight stated he will not spend state funds to acquire the San Luis Reservoir site until July 1 1957 He proposed 51 1 million in the budget to acquire Oroville and San Luis properties drawing mixed legislative reactions He urged progress on the Feather River Project while delaying the San Luis use until federal actions are clarified.
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Gronchi Sees Detroit In Whirlwind Tour
Italian President Giovanni Gronchi toured two Detroit auto plants speaking Italian with Italian American workers during a brisk industrial visit to the motor city.
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Ike Proposes World Ban on Nuclear Weapon Production
President Eisenhower urged Soviet Premier Bulganin to ban future production of fissionable materials and, with his open skies plan, urged disarmament steps to curb the nuclear threat. He framed U.S. stockpiles as a stabilizing, nonaggressive security measure while pursuing peace through safeguards and peace initiatives.
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Eisenhower
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Bulganin
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Bulanin
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Russia
Ben-Gurion Links War Duty to U S and Russia
Premier Ben-Gurion warned moral responsibility for a new Arab Israeli war would rest with the United States and the Soviet Union if arms are not received soon from the United States. He urged U S arms sales totaling 65 million dollars and noted Russia has supplied Egypt and Syria. An Israeli patrol clash near Beersheba left a scout dead and two captured as tensions rise. Deputies earlier rejected a call for a preventive war by a wide margin.
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Gaza
Middle East
Gunman Holds Officers and Priest in Philadelphia Hijack
Joseph Madera, 27, armed with two pistols, seized two police officers and a priest for two hours in Philadelphia and Western New Jersey. He demanded medical attention and warned of harm, rang a doorbell at in-laws, and evaded roadblocks before being tackled as his wife pleaded for his return.
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Norma
John J. Lynch
Lloyd Hill
Patricia
Petiole
State Ratifies Hayward City Charter Vote
The State Senate approved Hayward's charter by 22 to 0 after Assembly approval 71 to 0. Voters will decide April 10 on a five to seven member city council, appointive city clerk, elimination of city treasurer, and other municipal changes.
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Weather update forecasts warmer tomorrow with chain restrictions
The Weather Bureau predicts a high near 52 and a low between 33 and 40 tonight. Northwest winds ease. U S Highway 50 reopens after an icy crash, chains required from east of Placerville to the Nevada line. U S Highway 40 open with chain requirements from Gold Run to Nevada line per AAA.
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Britain Twists Cyprus Clamp
In Nicosia Britain imposes tough security measures on Cyprus and deploys 15 000 troops to curb violence. Greece retaliates by halting broadcasts from Athens, a move linked to Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis. The crisis follows Greek resistance to Britain's plan for Cypriot self determination.
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Cyclone Damages Hundreds of Homes Near Rio de Janeiro
A cyclone struck Shells six miles north of Rio de Janeiro damaging about six hundred houses in the port city today. No further details on injuries or response were provided in the report.
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Smog Study Funded By Cancer Society In California
The American Cancer Society allotted 31946 to California to investigate a possible link between air pollution and lung cancer. Dr. Lester Breslow will lead the project, focusing on the Los Angeles smog region and following 75,000 to 100,000 residents for at least five years. The study will compare local death rates to other state groups.
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American Cancer Society Today
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Lester Brestow
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Danger Society
Breslow
Los Angeles
Eden Says U.S. Airmen Will Stay in Britain
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that U.S. airmen and planes will remain in Britain as long as they are part of the defense of the free world. He spoke after talks in Washington with President Eisenhower and in reply to a Laborite member’s question.
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United States Spain sign pact on surplus farm goods
Madrid reports the United States and Spain signed an agreement for Madrid to receive 64.8 million dollars of surplus agricultural products. The package includes 25 million dollars in vegetable oils and 24.5 million dollars in cotton as part of the deal.
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Spain
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