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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1958
Page
2
Robert W. Walker of Pacifica celebrated the birth of twins by speeding at 70 mph along El Camino Real. He leaned from a police car window yelling Yahoo. Walker was detained at Burlingame jail on drunken driving resisting arrest and disturbing the peace charges.
The Senate approved a 2.87 billion dollar supplemental funding measure for the fiscal year financing various government activities. It would authorize 250 million more to USDA for soil bank applications and restore 2.604 million for the Brussels Trade Fair exhibit. The chamber rejected a 30 percent cotton acreage increase and declined to suspend rules for a dairy price supports cut.
Alameda County Planning Commissioners rejected H W Shackelton’s rezoning request for 7 acres at Santa Rita Road and Valley Avenue to allow a service station and lumber company near Pleasanton. A separate April 15 hearing was set for Capitol Co to rezone 62 acres for a motel, restaurant and housing near Pleasanton. Lily E Jourdain received a one year kennel permit for 19865 San Miguel Avenue Castro Valley.
Warm Springs Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Candidates Night in the Warma Springs School on Highway 11 at 7 50 p m tomorrow. Fremont City Council and Alameda County Water District Board candidates will voice their stands, announced Chamber President James Lopes.
Newark residents will attend a Candidates Forum at 8 p m on March 22 in the auditorium of F A Muller School Cherry Street Newark County Water District candidates will appear with former Mayor George M Silliman directing the program Candidates will have time to express views and outline qualifications for office
Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman ruled a mistrial in the Julius Kahn mail fraud case after a heated exchange with defense counsel. Next trial date set for Monday before a different judge and jury as Kahn faced questions about statements to postal inspectors and self-contradictions under cross examination.
SAN FRANCISCO UP Alvin H. Goldstein Jr a New York assistant district attorney has been hired by Attorney General Ed mund G Brown to study California crime for nine months A 10 per cent rise in major felonies from 1956 to 1837 is cited Goldstein has investigated racketeering cases involving Johnny Dio John Mel Namara Latrede Reger and others Brown vows vigorous prosecution of racketeering and reviews narcotics enforcement as Norman Elkington heads the five crime bureaus until June 30.
John S. Tipton, 44, saved from execution hours before his scheduled death, appeals to the California Supreme Court seeking a writ of certiorari and a sanity hearing. He asks Marin County Superior Judge Thomas F. Keating to appoint counsel and to hear his habeas corpus claim arguing insanity. Tipton was convicted in 1956 for the stabbing and rape of Oleta C. Johnson in Costa Mesa.
BERKELEY UP The public is urged to seek polio shots this summer as Dr. Malcolm H Merrill state health director notes only about half of high risk residents under age 40 have any protection and many have not completed the recommended three shot series for maximum protection.
Hayward students Kent Schosnenberger and Martin Quinn of Bishop O'Dowd High School won at the Oakland science fair. They qualify for the Northern California regional finals to be held in San Francisco. The exhibition was divided into biology physics and chemistry divisions.
Arnold Michaels of Grodins of California announces Bosworth A Hare to the post of controller. Hare has held a similar post with John Breuner Co for five years and earlier with Hare Brothers for 22 years as controller and assistant treasurer. He succeeds James Lyman who has resigned.
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Ethwandl Mills vow to keep Stanley the boy they received as an infant in Hanford in 1997. Ellen Correia, his mother, says she gave him up and has seven other children. Attorney Nate Bradley notes a possible settlement to avoid court if feasible.
Andre Sella Selfa 131 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a felony murder charge for shooting his wife Barbara 27 to death at their 1761 Carpentier Street apartment after a Sunday quarrel. Judge Gerald P. Connitt set 10 am next Wednesday for preliminary examination. Public Defender James Hooley said Selfa claimed the shooting was accidental after Mrs Selfa snatched the gun and pointed it at her own forehead following his threats to kill himself.
California Legislature debated the water crisis with leaders predicting a decision within 24 to 36 hours. The focus remained on the Feather River Project funding, a 6.0 million dollar baseline plus a proposed 72 million dollar expansion, while talks continued on a state water rights amendment and routes from the Eel River to Southern California.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved adding nearly 93,450 for the Upper Sacramento River pollution study and 36,902 for the San Francisco Bay Area study as part of Knight’s budget. The panel trimmed Assemblyman Belotti’s request by about 280,000 and funded the plan from the state fish and game fund.
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Crown of Alameda said a mothballed federal maritime academy in Alameda could be obtained from the federal government for nominal cost. The site may become a temporary campus for a new Southern Alameda state college or a recreational facility with plans to consult Alameda residents first. Crown noted Neptune Beach heritage and a usable pool meeting athletic standards as assets in potential state use. A Fremont meeting of Alameda County Water District directors is set to discuss the proposal tomorrow at 3 p.m.
Newark planning commissioners postponed indefinitely a use permit for a Pacific Gas and Electric Co transmission line to give PG E more time for an engineering study. The proposed western city route drew strong opposition from planners and nearby property owners during a work session last week.
Bud Abbott, Costello's former partner, sues for breach of contract claiming he should receive at least $310,000 from 52 TV films and half of net proceeds from the duo. Abbott says TCA paid $167,524.81 and seeks gains from television series profits he believes exceed $2 million. The duo ended their 20 year partnership last year with Abbott planning a ranch retirement.
Col. Joan R. Breeden of the 128th Supply Group announced a preventive safety meeting for Hayward Airport fliers on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in headquarters 7133 Russell Rae Breeden urged all civilian pilots and private aircraft operators who fly from Hayward to attend to align flight safety education with increasing air density concerns.
Former FCC member Mack testified before the House on his unexplained $7980 bank deposits since 1935, saying the funds were not income and noting part of his records are with a subcommittee and a grand jury. He defended his votes amid Miami channel 10 pressure linked to National Airlines.
The Fremont Niles School District will invite the Niles Chamber of Commerce to review district financial policies with the aim of reducing costs. Superintendent Anthony Scafani said the 160 member Citizens and Educators committee will explore savings options. Meeting at 8 p.m. at Niles Elementary.
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