City Council Sets Annex Election For May 10
The Hayward City Council set a May 10 election date for the Treeview annexation 2400 acres and began proceedings to annex the Capwell department store site. A public hearing will be March 31, with petitions and opposition voice ahead of the vote. The plan includes land near Foothill Boulevard opposite Hayward High School and encroaches on Hillview Crest industrial areas.
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Treeview Annex
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Clark Irene Jamieson
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Jeck
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Foothill
San Lo‘renzo Creek
Hoover J Avenue
William Harden
Harden
State Supreme Court
Emporium l Company
Capwell
Kiimen
Clawster
Vincent Rodrigues
Otion
Bitter fighting breaks out in Indochina forces clash near Saigon
Reports from Saigon say government troops and rebel auxiliaries clash in central Vietnam’s Quang Tri and Beiang areas. Armored units guard Premier Ngo Dinh Diem’s residence as tension rises with a new coalition of Cao Dai Hoa Hao and Binh Hoa sects seeking a democratic government.
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Indochina
Free Vietnam
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Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
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V Montagreuse
Beiang
Quang Fre
Diem
Sao Dai
Bon Hao
Binh Hav
Bay Dai
South Vietnam
Cao Dai
Hoa Hao
Inke
Sec
Bao Dai
Westing
Two Women Fined In Shoplifting Case In Hayward
Two women Elisabeth Maria Vallegos and Martha Isabel Porrilla were fined 100 each after pleading guilty in municipal court of Judge T Le Foley. They were accused of shoplifting 336 worth of clothing from Hayward stores, with items found in their 1942 Cadillac sedan.
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Hayward
T. le Foley
Elizabeth Maria
Vallegos
Daly City
Martha Isabel Porrilla
San Francisco
Hayvravel
Valley Kiwanians to Hear Tax Talk
Castro Valley Kiwanis will meet Wednesday at noon in Castro Valley where Dr. Thomas Pusiano, prost chairman for the week, will introduce Oscar Holt CPA. Holt, a Castro Valley resident and five year California graduate, will discuss "The New Tax."
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Kiwanis
Castro Garris
Thomas Pusiano
Prosta
Oscar Holt
New
Holt
CPA
Unit
California
Dulles: U S Must Show Force to Defend Southeast Asia
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States must demonstrate willingness to use strength to defend Southeast Asian freedom or risk Communism gaining ground by default. He warned that free nations in the region could falter without clear U S resolve and cited tensions from the Bangkok conference and Communist subversion as major threats.
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United States
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Bangkok
Aron Sele
Walter George
George
Southeast Asia
Anthony Eden
Tompkins
Eisenhower
Wolf Ladejinsky
Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Ladejinsky
Agriculture Department
State Department
Foreign Relations Administration
Cloud from Nevada nuclear test drifts across states
Officials monitor fallout from a United States nuclear test near Yucca Flat Nevada. The cloud rose to 20 000 feet with a 40 000-foot plume driven east and west by winds. Air monitors will sample the two cloud sections and send results to New York for counting.
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Nationalists Rush Guns to Halt Attack at Formosa
Nationalist quarters report heavy American artillery and ammunition being rushed to Formosa as an imminent attack looms. They also claim Soviet Russia pledged vast war supplies to the Reds, including ships and aircraft, with up to 40,000 troops poised to defend the invasion coast.
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Formosa
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Russia
Port Arthur
San Lorenzo Considers Ending Double School Sessions
San Lorenzo trustees discussed eliminating double sessions next year as 15 schools now under construction would allow access to $5 million in state school aid. The plan hinges on funding and a public bond proposal to cover additional costs. Bids for abandoned Hillside site structures will be auctioned April 4 at 10 p.m.
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Jattice
Health Merger May Hike Tax Says Board
Oakland planners consider merging the Oakland City Health Department with Alameda County Health Department. The board said taxes might rise countywide by eight to nine cents while city taxes could fall about 14 cents. The plan would transfer public health nursing birth statistics and clinics to the county, keeping city health inspection and urban renewal separate. The county would face space and budget impacts, and status of transferred employees remains uncertain.
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Oakland
Oakland City
Atsy
Q County Health Department
Alameda County
Santo Appeal Denied in Mountain Murder Case
The United States Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Jack Santo Emmett Perkins and Barbara Graham, condemned members of the mountain murder circle, ending their bid for relief.
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Washington
Jack Santo
Emmett Perkins
Barbara Graham
Mountain
Cmcle
United States Supreme Cout
Tompkins Defends Security Program Against Communist Threat
Communist aligned critics accused the FBI informants and government witnesses of fomenting a broader attack on the nations security program. Tompkins testified the internal security drive aims to protect the government from subversion while preserving individual rights. He argued the Eisenhower era program provides the strongest safeguards for federal employees and stressed the need for decisive confrontation of witnesses in noncriminal matters.
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INS
William
Tompkins
Federal Bureau
Senate
FBI
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Former oil prospector previews uranium claim in Hayward
Samuel Labon Shepherd, a former Texas oil prospector, visited Hayward for a luncheon with W. W. Stillman and Hayward officials including Councilman Robert Wright. He described a uranium extraction process from wells tested near Tulsa, Oklahoma, using water flushing and coal as a catalyst. He plans a Bay Area office to advise property owners and to market stock in uranium properties.
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Texas
United States
Hayward
W. W. Stillman
Castro Valley
Councilman
Rober Wright
Joseph Darren
R. W. Warr Deuser
Oakland
Shephere
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Shepher
Life Mag
Shepherd
Bay Area
Uraniuan Properties
Harvard economist urges cash basis stock trading to curb boom
Senator hearing hears John K. Galbraith warn that a volatile stock rally is unhealthy and that raising margin requirements toward 100 percent, in steps, could slow speculation without collapsing the boom. He says a crash like 1929 could recur and favors precautionary limits rather than risk. Market prices slipped after his testimony.
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Federal Reserve Board
John K. Galbraith
Senate Banking Committee
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Stock Exchange
Galtraith
General Dynamics
Boeltz
Newport
Federal Reserve
Galbraith
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