HARD Directors Back Budget Data With Cash
Hayward Area Recreation District officials pledge to back budget figures with cash and to notify Hayward city leaders of yearly changes. The joint session followed disputes over a $300,000 park program and disputed district spending, with HARD citing a September to January lean period and funds shifted from capital improvements.
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Hard
Warn
Harl Supt
Fovevet Gale
City Mer
D. Smith
Patrick- Gomer
Smith
Bay Area Leaders Push Bridgeheads For East Bay Crossing
Hayward and San Leandro officials met Sacramento legislators to press for early bridgehead locations for a Sunt crossing. They urged selection of a concrete arch span between Candlestick Point and San Leandro and discussed parallel spans on the San Mateo Hayward bridge with East Bay terminus options from Castro Valley to Bay Farm Island.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Sacramento
Engineerjee Doosen
Nf Hanme
Jug Ug Raeee Tweed
Richmond
Candlestick Point
Sar Leandro
San Francisco
Bay
East Bay
Robert Crownip
Walamerta
East Bay 2
Richard
I Dolwig
Redwood City
Serra Point
Mulford Landing
Hayward-San Mateo
Assembly
San Mateo Hayward
Castro Valley
Bay Farms Island
Alaredi
Tweed
San Leanico S Chamber
Gerald Worthley
John Deadrich
Frank M. King
Haysard Chamber
Fred Cox
James Araujo
Missile Cone Data Recovered from Thor Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Air Force reports recovery of a data capsule from the Thor missile nose cone after a successful night flight covering about 1500 miles. It marks the third capsule recovery in eight Thor flights and includes telemetry showing good data on all stages.
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Apt
Air Force
Prayer text reflection on endurance and faith
A short prayer asks God for patience to endure suffering as Christians and to share Christ's attitude of trust with the words thy will be done Amen.
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Gethsemane
Skate 2nd Arctic Underice Trip Sets Records
The Navy announced the atomic submarine Skate completed its second polar crossing beneath the Arctic ice reaching the North Pole at 7:45 p.m. PST. The 96 crew scattered Sir Hubert Wilkins ashes in a solemn ceremony after a 12 day mission, surpassing prior polar endurance records. Cmdr James F Calvert led the voyage from New London, with the sub surfacing 10 times in the ice.
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Pole
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Calvert
Perry
Sir Hubert Wilking
Pacific
Atlantic
Cleveland
Ohio
Naval Academy At
Annapolis, Md
Submarine Service
U S Resumes Ties With Red Bulgaria
The United States and Bulgaria agreed to resume diplomatic relations after they were severed in 1950 over espionage charges against U S minister Donald Heath. Bulgaria dropped the charges as groundless and negotiations led by Foyt D. Kohler and Peter G. Boulev concluded with an accord.
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UPI
United States
Bulgaria
Donald Heath
U. S
Sofia
Red
State Department
New York
Foyt D. Kohler
European Affairs
Peter G. Boulev
United Nations
Burglar Dies in San Quentin Hospital
Fulton Miller, 3, a convicted Los Angeles burglar linked to narcotics, died at San Quentin hospital from a kidney ailment. Miller had been in custody since February 13 and was hospitalized since then.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
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Miller
Two Day Missile Conclave Concludes at Vandenberg AFB
Major commanders and top staff officers wrapped a two day meeting at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Air Force Secretary James E. Douglas and Chief of Staff Gen. Thomas D. White led talks focusing on missile development and allied subjects. Spokesman said discussions covered general missile program topics and related issues.
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UPI
Air Force
James EH. Douglas
Thomas D. White
Bystander Shot During Downtown Police Chase in San Francisco
In San Francisco an innocent bystander was wounded in the elbow during a downtown chase after a car theft. Sailor Carl T. Fow, 22, was arrested at Powell and Market Streets for auto theft and resisting arrest, while George Green, 74, was treated at Mission Emergency Hospital. Police. inspectors Lusher and Mathes pursued the fleeing vehicle on Market Street after it was reported stolen.
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San Francisco
George Green
Ted Lusher
Ray Mathes
Market St
Ld Mint
Lusher
Green
Ee Tan
Powell and Market Sts
Carl T. Fow
Treasure Island
Fow
Mission Emergency Hospital
Eisenhower Spends Easter Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower and his wife arrive at their Gettysburg farm for a quiet Easter weekend. He plays his first golf round in four months and enjoys good humor after Berlin crisis tensions. The couple plan to write two key speeches for next week, one for NATO's tenth anniversary in Washington and another for Gettysburg College’s spring convocation.
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Barbara Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Salunday
Mamie to Wear Violet Sunday in Gettysburg Parade
New York dispatch reports Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower plans to wear a violet adorned beret with green velvet trim for a Gettysburg Easter Sunday parade if the weather cooperates. Milliner Sally Victor, who supplies most of Mrs. Eisenhower’s hats, delivered samples to the White House ahead of time.
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UPI
Pwight D. Eisenhower
Sally Victor
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Victor
White House
ABC Radio Buys Don Lee System
ABC Radio will take over the Don Lee Broadcasting System, radio’s largest regional network, on April 25. Edward De Gray of ABC radio and John Poor of RKO Teleradio announce the move, following ABC’s acquisition of the Intermountain network which became effective March 15, adding 41 stations.
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New York
APD
American Broadcasting Co
Don Lee Broadcasting System
Edward 3. de Gray
ABC Radio Network
John Poor
RKO Teleradio Pictures Inc
de Gray
ABC
Intermountain
Seven More Nabbed in International Narcotics Rings
An Oakland man and six New York residents were arrested in a Bay Area linked narcotics crackdown. Billy Lee, 23, Oakland, was arrested at home while the remaining six suspects were seized in New York City. Col George White said 10 more people were expected to be rounded up today.
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UPI
Oakland
New York
Bay Area
Billy Lee
New York City
George White
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Pilgrims Flock to Jerusalem for Good Friday Services
About 1000 Catholic pilgrims attended Good Friday services at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Queen Elizabeth traveled across the armed border into the Jordanian sector with U.N. escort Maj. Gen. Carl Vonhorn to lead a group of Protestant pilgrims. Protestant and Catholic pilgrims traveled from around the world for Easter. Israeli Catholics were barred from entering the Jordanian sector.
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UPI
Jesus
Elizabeth
Belgium
King Baudonin
Carl Vonhorn
U.N
Vonhorn
Foreimany
Israel
Nazareth
Mount Zion
Hayward Sales Tax Returns Rise. San Leandro Dips
Southern Alameda County tax receipts show Hayward advancing and San Leandro easing. The State Board of Equalization certified 269,868 for Hayward’s first quarter, vs last year’s 343,721 for the same span. San Leandro at 338,155 down from 343,807. Fremont 65,708 up from 51,343. Pleasanton 8,278 down from 9,251. Livermore 4,? up from 24,114. Newark 3,602 vs 841 last year.
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Hayward
San Leandro
State Board of Equalization
Haylard
Pleasanton
Fremont
Livermore
Newark
Kremlin OK On Pre-Summit Talks Expected
Western observers in Moscow predicted the Soviet Union would quickly accept the Western offer for a pre-summit foreign ministers conference in Geneva on May 11. Premier Khrushchev signaled he wanted a tight agenda focusing on Germany, with Central Europe as optional. The notes were seen as unusually conciliatory, making Soviet acceptance likely.
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UPI
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Europe
Germany
Tibet Ruler's Escape Hinted
Reliable sources report that the Dalai Lama has slipped from Lhasa and may be hiding in Tibetan lands under Tibetan control. The area runs roughly 30,000 to 40,000 square miles from Beong in the northeast to Nang Kalée in the southwest, about 10 percent of Tibet, with Tibetan rebels opposing Chinese supply routes and a weakened central government.
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Sikkim
Upi
Lhasa
Tibet
Beong
Nang Kalée
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