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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1956

Page

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Knife attack at Decoto dance party ends in two arrests

Two youths, one 15 and the other an 11 year old with a juvenile record, were taken into custody after a knife attack during a district Spring Concert event at Barnard school. Superintendent Harold Schoenfeld sustained a knife wound while protecting an eighth grade girl. Dominguez was scratched. Deputies later detained additional juveniles for drinking and loitering.

Decoto Bechoo Harold Schoen Fela Schoenfeld Bancroft Avenue San Leandro Dominguez Fainmont Hospital Nile Record Washington Township Rebart, Moore Joseph Shestack Daily Review Today Instrumental Parents Club Barnard School Manuel White Acromy Dominguez White Sheriff's Office Reggie Minute Searles Whipple Road Oakland Hema Harold Schoenfeld Decote

Plan to Raze 100 Homes For School Shocks Cherryland

Cherryland residents react as Hayward Union High District announces more than 100 homes must be razed to build a new high school serving about 2500 students on a 34 acre site between Western Boulevard Princeton Street Sunset Boulevard and Laurel Avenue. Neighbors face relocation fears while some see the project as progress for the growing area.

Cherryland Hayward Ias Joaquin Dias Poplar Avenue Syet Carl Furtado Beatrice Princeton Street Hoy Kenemer Laurel Avenue Daily Review Kenemers Kenarmer Doe Brown Poplar Street

Knight pushes action on California water bills

Gov. Goodwin J. Knight urged legislators to pass a bill creating a single water resources department and funding Feather River flood control and water development. He warned a prolonged fight over water rights could neglect flood areas and urged state and federal cooperation on the San Luis Reservoir project.

Sacramento Goodwin J. Knight Knight Feather River Will Gay County of Origin FRP San Luis San Luis

McKay Files as Republican Candidate for Oregon Senate

Secretary of Interior Dave Tas McKay announced today he has filed as a Republican candidate for Oregon's Senate seat now held by Wayne Morse. He spoke at noon after arriving in Portland from Washington to meet the 5 p.m. filing deadline.

Portland INS Dave Tas McKay Wayne Morse Oregon McKay Washington D. C

Glubb Warns Tough Middle East Policy Risking King Hussein

Lt Gen John Glubb Pasha warned Britain that a tough new Middle East policy could push Jordan toward the anti British Arab camp and possibly topple King Hussein. He spoke after his ouster as commander of Jordan's Arab Legion as Egypt Saudi Arabia and Syria pressured Hussein via a Syrian premier mission to Amman. Britain Knighted Glubb in a Buckingham Palace ceremony today with Queen Elizabeth II present.

London John Glubb Pasha Britain Middle East Jordan Bath Buckingham Pallace Glubb Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria Amman Hussein

Todd Resigns Planning Post in Alameda County

Todd, a five year member of the Alameda County Planning Commission, resigns effective March 31 citing private business pressures. He is an executive with Western Door and Sash in Oakland and notes Fremont incorporation shifted commission duties. Appointed earlier by Thomas Caldecott and reappointed by Kent Purser in 1954, his term would have ended Feb. 24, 1957.

Joseph 2. Todd Alameda County Todd Thomas Caldecott Supervior Kent Purser

U S Enthralls British Girls in Texas Trip

Two 25 year old London girls Doreen Jacobs and Norma Cleytor toured 14 American cities after arriving jobless in June. They plan six more visits before returning home to manage jobs at Maipower Inc. in London. They praise Texans as guileless and recount a Las Vegas loss and a bold dice tale.

Milwaukee London Doreen Jacobs Norma Cleytor United States Maipower, Inc San Francisco Las Vegas New York Grand Canyon Texas Devreen Doreen Jose

British Oust Archbishop of Cyprus

The British colonial government deported Archbishop Makarios and two other Greek Orthodox priests, accusing them of allied terrorism. The banishment, announced after talks collapsed, spurred fears of reprisals among 400,000 Greek Cypriots as trains were put on standby. Details of their destination were not disclosed.

Nicosia Cyprus Makarios Kyprienos Mediterranean Crown Colony Mekarios

Bill to Speed Missiles Clears Armed Services Panel

The House Armed Services committee tentatively approved a $2 billion military construction bill to authorize new facilities for ballistic missiles and an atomic powered plane. Final action is set for Tuesday with funding to follow in separate legislation. The plan funds Idaho Falls expansion 11.6 million and Pt Rucker aviation center 1.873 million, among others. Navy Port Chicago move 23.3 million was dropped.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Congress Atco Idaho Falls Idaho

Rapid Transit Report To Be Made Public

Stanford Research Institute will release a report on organizing and financing a proposed 1.5 billion rapid transit system for nine Bay Area counties. Dr J Knight Allen will present at 2 p.m. in the Division of Highways hearing room San Francisco. The study outlines practical methods for setting up administering the system and the required authority to create and operate it.

Stanford Research Institute Bay Area J. Knight Allen Rapid Transit Commission Division of Highways Oak Street San Francisco

Key System seeks fare hike petition to state utilities

The Key System filed a formal petition with the State Public Utilities Commission for fare increases and an elimination of the 19 cent token in favor of a straight 20 cent fare. The petition includes a charter approved by Hayward voters and moves toward hearings set for April.

San Francisco Key System Transit Lines State Public Utilities Commission Hayward Triday Assemblymany Carlos Bee W. O.cents. Wilson Hayward Beel Bay Traiis

Labor Circles Take Up Sears-Kahn's Dispute

East Bay Labor Journal rebukes Manuel Castro and endorses Floyd Attaway in Hayward council race. Castro criticized Sears-Kahn project at council, casting aspersions on Wright and Purchio. Attaway backed the center, previously voting for its development as a planning commissioner. La Roche of the Voters' League backs Attaway, urging unity for labor.

Sears-Kahn Sears- Kahn Alameda County East Bey Labor, Journal Manuel Castro Floyd Attaway Castro Cannery Workers Attaway Culinary Workers Hayward Robert Wright John Purchio Labor Journal Atthaway Hayward Planning Commission The East Bay Labor Journal Andre LA Roche Voters’ League la Roche

Woman Flees Home Ablaze After Fire Sparks

Sacramento woman Dorothy Strikes escaped a burning home after her clothing and hair caught fire while she slept on a couch smoking a cigarette. Neighbors saw her run down stairs aflame, treated for third degree burns over much of her body at Sacramento County Hospital. Firemen reported windows blown open by the heat as they fought the blaze.

Sacramento Sacramento County Dorothy Strikes Manuel Miera

Friden May Acquire East San Leandro Factory

Friden Calculating Machine Co., the largest factory in East Friden, may acquire an electromechanical manufacturing plant in the East, President Walter S. Dohn eon indicated.

Friden East San Leandro Friden Calculating Machine Company Walter S. Dohneon

Bay Area Weather Clears With Chain Rules Northward

The forecast shows fair conditions for tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Tonight's low is 41 to 48 degrees. Denner Pass on US 40 is open with chains required from Gold Run to the Nevada line. Nevada traffic is open with chains from the California line to Reno. Echo Summit on US 30 is open with chains required from ten miles east to Placerville to Ft Meyers grade. High yesterday—not specified.

Bay Area Denner Pass U.S. Highway 40 California AAA Nevada Reno Echo Summit US 30 Placerville Ft. Meyers

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