Hillview Center Plan Announced for Hillview Crest
William T. Marsh and associates announce a 1.5 million Hillview Center at the entrance to Hillview Crest. A PX Markets supermarket of 17 500 square feet will anchor the five acre site with ample parking serving 600 homes in Hillview Crest and 1800 homes under construction nearby. The deal includes two parcels north of the Highway and closing ends months of negotiation. Construction could start soon, making it the largest center between downtown Hayward and San Jose.
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Hillview Crest
Hillview Center
William T. Marsh
PX Markets
Phillip J. Fay
Marsh
Hayward-Niles
Decoto
Marsh and Associates
Hillview ‘Center
Hayward
San Jose
Alameda County
Alameda
Contra
Court Sets Date For Union City Incorporation Fight
Union City wins first round in its bid to incorporate as the District Court of Appeals fixes April 25 for Alameda County Supervisors to show why the incorporation election should not be held. LeRoy Broun, Union City attorney, filed for an alternate writ of mandate. The case seeks to keep Union City from being annexed by Treeview and Hayward. The supervisors may order the election immediately or argue their stance on April 25.
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Union City
District Court of Appeals
Alameda
Treeview
Hayward
Broun
Supreme Court
Douglas Dunning
Braun
Yesternday
Union City 3
Western Pacific backs annexation of Treeview area
Western Pacific today voiced support for annexing the Treeview area to Hayward. In a letter from F B Stratton, director of industrial development, to Arthur J DeMamiel, the Hillview Crest committee chair, the railroad urged rapid solutions to local problems as industry seeks incorporated zones with stable zoning, utilities, and taxes. Stratton noted 120 acres tied to the proposed annexation and cautioned against relying on unincorporated areas or county protection.
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Western Pacific
Treeview
Hayward
Railroad Company
F. B. Stratton
Arthur J. DeMamiel
Hillview Crest Committee
Annnexation
American Pipe and Construction Company
Western
Pacific
Stratter
Stratton
Chamber of Commerce
W. V. Hanson
Chamber
Strattan
Knowland Attacks Neely Over Eisenhower Slur
Senate GOP leader William F. Knowland denounces a speech by Sen. Matthew M. Neely to a United Auto Workers gathering as a shocking personal attack on President Eisenhower. He says such mudslinging is petty and harmful and criticizes Democratic leaders for questioning the President’s health and ridiculing him.
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Washington
INS
Senate
GOP
William F.knowland
California
Eisenhower
Matthew M. Neely
Dix
Knowland
Neely
United Auto Workers
Paul Buiter
Richard L. Neusberger
White House
Mt Eden Recall Vote Consolidated
Oakland county superintendent Vaughn D. Seidel announced there will be no special recall election in the Mt. Eden School District. The recall petitions against Rosetta Fields Kenneth Nabors and Walter H. Thompson will be folded into the general May 20 trustee election to save costs.
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Oakland —County
Vaugha D. Seidel
Mt. Eden
Rosetta Fields
Kenneth Nabors
J Walter H. Thompson
E. C. Ingraham
Southern Crossing Bill Passes Assembly
The Col wig bill to pave the way for early sale of bonds to finance the San Francisco Bay southern crossing was passed unanimously today by the Assembly and sent to the Senate.
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Sacramento
INS
Colwig
San Francisco Bay
Assembly
Senate
Eisenhower opposes top level talks with Churchill suggestion
Washington reports President Eisenhower politely rejects British Prime Minister Churchill's idea for a chiefs of state conference without an agenda. He warns such a meeting could look like a social gathering and raise false hopes, favoring exploratory talks at a lower level first.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Churchill
United States
Eisenhower questions Carney war forecast on China
President Eisenhower today criticized speculation about a possible Far East war. He said he did not intend to rebuke Admiral Carney yet questioned the accuracy of predicting an April attack on Matsu and a subsequent assault on Quemoy while urging restraint to protect Chinese Nationalist morale.
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Eisenhower
Far East
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Matsu
Quemoy
Carney
Straits of
Formosa
Liquor Store Clerk Robbed in Leandro
Two men robbed a Leandro liquor store clerk at 4 30 pm on MacArthur boulevard. A spring blade knife was shown as they demanded the change after a dispute over a $20 bill. The clerk could not identify the suspects.
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Leandro
San Leandro
Iquor
MacArthur Boulevard
Reds Impose Excessive Tolls on Berlin Roads
East German communists announce new highway taxes effective April 1 doubling tolls for heavy trucks bound to Berlin from about 7.50 to as high as 200, marking a political blockade tied to ratification of the Paris pacts. West Berlin officials call it a coercive reprisal, not a tax.
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Reds
Berlin
West Berlin
Otto Suhr
Iron Curtain
West Germany
Jewels Watches Taken In Home Burglary
Jacques Decker complained to Hayward police about a burglary at his Verlor court home. The thief broke a French door, left bloodstains, and escaped through a garage door after stealing watches and jewelry valued at 448 dollars.
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Jacques Decker
Verlor
Court
Hayward
Bay City incorporation funds filed for public publication
Gerald Cochran filed a certified check for 800 with the county clerk to cover publication costs for Bay City incorporation. The move enables a county board hearing next Tuesday to set a protest date and may trigger boundary exclusions or annexations involving East 14th Street Terrace and Hesperian Gardens. Roberts may circulate petitions to withdraw areas or seek San Leandro annexation if Cochran defaults.
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Oakland
Bay City
Gerald Cochran
County Board of Supervisors
East Fath Street
Roberts
Hesperian Gardens
Hesperian Boulevard
San Leandro
Jack Blue
Niles Man Robbed Two Suspects Held
John Kennedy of Niles reported being beaten and robbed of 260 dollars at 1am near the railroad tracks. Sheriff deputies held Walter Reed and Ernest Collins of Stockton for questioning as the investigation continues. Kennedy was treated at Fairmont hospital for lacerations and released shortly after.
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Ven Longman
John Kennedy
Niles
Walter Reed
Ernest Collins
Stockton
Kennedy
Fairont Hospital
Wilson tightens rules on military authorship
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson orders a broad crackdown on active duty personnel writing for publication. He aims to curb anonymous information leaks and ensure timely material reaches the public through standard media. The move follows protests over military writers, including a Navy incident involving Admiral Carney and submarine Nautilus officer Eugene Wilkinson.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Milit
Wilson
Iso
Saigon Quiet After Bloody Diem Showdown Amid Rising Civil War
In Saigon, Premier Ngo Dinh Diem crushed a violent uprising as fighting erupted at midnight leaving 126 dead and 112 wounded. Rebel sects including the Binh Xuyen, once river pirates, threaten further battles while Saigon’s police and underworld hold firm in the suburbs.
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Saigon
Indochina
Ngo Dinh’ Diem
Free Vietnam
Lea
Diem
IRCA Seeks Dismissal Of Anti Trust Suit In RCA Case
New York radiocasting group IRCA asks court to dismiss the government antitrust suit filed last Nov 19. IRCA argues the case is unreasonable, unnecessary, and contrary to public interest. The government charges RCA monopolized radio and television patent licensing.
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IRCA
New York
INS
Radio Feet 3 of America
RCA
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