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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1959

Page

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State Tour of College Sites Set Tomorrow

State Public Works Board officials arrive in Hayward to tour nine proposed college sites in Southern Alameda County. A full day of site visits and hearings precedes a 2 p.m. briefing in the county office building, with a Sacramento group weighing options for the new state college alongside San Jose State Long Beach State and San Diego State.

South County State Public Works Board South Alameda County San Jose State Long Beach State San Diego State State Leges Toard Hayward Lncal Sacramento

Swallows Return to Capistrano Saint Joseph Day Arrival

Swallows descended on Mission San Juan Capistrano renewing their St Josephs Day ritual. Crowds gathered as thousands of birds formed nests around the mission walls marking the annual return in California. Ted Hodges, a longtime watcher, noted unusually large numbers this year.

Mission

New biblical gospel found challenges nt figures

New York UPI reports biblical authority Dr. Oscar Cullman described the discovery of The Gospel of Thomas as highly significant. The Coptic manuscript, found in Egypt and dating to the second century, contains 114 sayings of Jesus with no parallels in Matthew Mark Luke or John. Cullman, a Sorbonne professor, notes the text may rival New Testament gospels in authenticity.

New York UPI Egypt Oscar Cullman Cullman Sorbonne Paris Union Theological Seminary Jesus Matthew Mark Luke John

Khrushchev Backs West Talks on German Peace Treaty

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted the foreign ministers conference invitation for May 11 in Moscow and urged full scale allied talks to draft a final peace treaty with Germany. He said the West should set aside threats and join negotiations with the Soviet Union on German peace and Berlin normalization.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchav Germany Ae — Khrushchev Kremlin Hillerite Swith Khrushchev Soviet Union Berlin

Easter Vacation Starts for Alameda County Students

Tomorrow marks the last school day before Easter break for most Alameda County students. Alvarado district delays vacation until Tuesday due to a later fall term start. Schools will reopen March 30.

Alameda County Alvarado

Prayer for Today Prayer for Today

Prayer for today asks to live with courtesy kindness and respect for others as daily practice. It urges giving of oneself going the second mile serving another and sharing understanding feeding a hungry heart and helping a brother live in faith Amen.

Roe Aman

Macmillan Arrives for Parley in Washington

Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in Washington for high level talks with President Eisenhower. He said Soviet leaders share an interest in avoiding war and endorsed negotiation to resolve differences. Khrushchev urged full-scale talks among World War II allies to draft a peace treaty with Germany. Macmillan, fresh from Moscow, noted Soviet endorsement of negotiating rather than using force. He was welcomed by Acting Secretary of State Herter and Vice President Nixon. Talks with Eisenhower start Friday at the mountain retreat 65 miles from Washington.

Washington UPD Eisenhower Khrushchev Germany Macmillan Moscow Khnish’chev Chris Gan A. Herter Richard M. Nixon White House

Livermore Man Gets Life in Murder Case

Herman Pillows, 28, of Livermore pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment for the Nov. 16 killing of Zotero Z. Martinez, a 59 year old laborer. Co-defendant Anthony Beauford, 17, pleaded guilty to second degree murder. case referred to the California Youth Authority.

Herman Pillows Livermore Zotero Z. Martinez Pillows Anthony Beauford Railroad Ave California Youth Authority Eo Pillows James R. Agee John Nunes de Tree Beauford Marplinex

Atlas ICBM Tests Fail With Dunce Cap Nose Cone

A UPI report states an Atlas ICBM test near Cape Canaveral ended after about 700 miles of a planned 4500 mile flight. The missile carried a new dunce cap nose cone and the failure was disclosed today.

Cape Canaveral Fla

Kidnapper’s Vow Reaches Gov, Threat to Kill Kids

West Virginia authorities pursued a jailed inmate linked to a violent extortion plot. A grim letter to Governor Cecil H. Underwood demands the cooperation of Burton Junior Post, known as Junior Starcher, to save kidnapped children from certain death. A deputy warden and police traced the letter while roadblocks closed routes toward the southwestern region. The suspect asserts vengeance against Post, who is serving a long-term sentence at Moundsville Penitentiary for armed robbery and related crimes.

Charleston West Virginia Moundsville Jonathan Adams Burton Payne Elma Baldwin Het Dren Kenneth Susan Pittsbuehe W. R. Callaghan Virginia Underwood West Virginia “Penitentiary Burton Junior Post Junior Starcher Adams Post Roane County Bery

Brown Defends His Tax Program in Sacramento

Gov. Edmund G. Brown challenged New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's so called soak the poor tax plan while insisting his own tax proposal is fair and equitable. Addressing United Steelworkers of America, Brown argued tobacco and beer taxes form part of a broader effort to balance revenue with fairness for low income taxpayers.

Sacramento UPT Edmund G. Brown New York Nelson Rockefeller Brown Guv. Rockefeller United Steelworkers of America

California Plan for Civil Defense Survival

The California Disaster Office unveiled a two year plan for civil defense combining evacuation and shelter. Funded by a $240000 federal allocation, the plan aims to lessen casualties in an atomic or hydrogen attack and seeks full cooperation from public agencies at county and city levels to spread the population to reduce death or injury risk.

Californis California Disaster Office Edmund ‘G. Brown California

Eden Hospital Workers Set Union Meeting

Eden Hospital office workers plan a meeting at Carpenter's Hall to sign up Trembers for the Hospital and Institutional Workers Union Local 259 AFL CIO. About 50 office staff at Eden may be eligible for representation by the union, which seeks recognition as their bargaining agent. Local 250 officials and IUOE organizer William Healey will speak, detailing joining procedures amid hospital shakeup.

Castrg Valley Fron Hospital Hospital and Institutional Workers Union He Nion Ith Eden Hospital Afl-Cig Local 250 William Healey Research Dept International Union of Building Services Tom Kelly Agnas Granger Lloyd Clarty Ed Collins Maury Carey Kaiser Hospitals San Francisco The Peninsula Alameda Contra Costa Pittsburg and Martinez Community Hospitals Vallejo General Hospital Mi, Zion and Southern Pacific

Defense chief hints at high altitude nuclear defense

Washington reports Secretary of Defense Donald A. Quarles outlines a high altitude atomic exit and potential anti intercontinental missile system. He notes America's ability to yield a nuclear device basis for defense, while researching advanced radar communications and defense measures amid future empire threats.

Washington UPI Defense Donald A. Quarles South Atlantic America Quarles Defense Research Tiree Porters

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