Chabot Re. Car Crash Kills 18 Year-Old Girl
Castro Valley authorities report Lake Chabot Road crash blamed on dimmed headlights. An overturned sedan in a steep ditch killed 18 year old Darlene Schlater of San Leandro, who died en route to Fairmont Hospital. Passenger Ralph E. Gilmartin, 19, San Leandro, escaped injury. two other youths, Edson and Leroy Knott, received minor injuries. Police continue investigation into the cause and ownership details.
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Astor Drive
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Alvarado
San Leandro
Schlater
Fairmont Hospital
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Junta Ave
California Highway
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Gumartin
Edson
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Leroy Knott
Grace St
Refunds on Natural Gas Due
Californians overcharged for natural gas by private utilities and will receive refunds possibly exceeding 100 million dollars. Governor Brown announced rebates are likely from four rate cases before the Federal Power Commission. He tied refunds to anti trust actions and called the Supreme Court ruling on the El Paso Natural Gas and Pacific Northwest Pipeline merger a victory for California residents.
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Federal Power Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
el Paso Natural Gay Co
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
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Kennedy Talks With AMA Men
President Kennedy met with American Medical Association leaders for about an hour to discuss extending medical care to the aged under Social Security. The doctors left opposed to the plan, arguing it amounts to socialized medicine.
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UPI
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McNamara Backs U S Aid for British Plane Plan
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announced U S support totaling 30 to 35 million dollars to develop a British fighter aircraft. President Kennedy and lawmakers press ahead with health and welfare proposals as Congress returns from Easter recess.
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Abraham Ribicoff
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En Route to Athens for Four-Day North Alantic Meeting
The subject heads to Athens tareece for a four day spring gathering of the North Alantic Vawnieil, marking the latest movement in their schedule.
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Tareece
Today’s Prayer for Quiet Hearts and Calm Emotions
A devotional meditation asks for divine guidance to hear the still voice amid daily noise. It prays for time to pray so the Spirit of God may fill hearts and minds and bring inner calm. Amen.
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Two US sergeants rescued from Viet Cong capture
Two U S Army sergeants Sgt Francis Quinn of Niagara Falls New York and Sel George Groom of St Joseph Missouri were rescued near Saigon after three weeks in Communist hands. The South Vietnamese government said they are in good condition and returned to U S Army control as details remained unclear.
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G. B. Layton
Towa
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Russia outlines 1962 space plans and weather satellite
Washington reports Soviet scientist A A Zlugonravov described 1962 space plans and Russia intended to launch its first weather satellite that year. The article also notes a county shift of prisoner care duties after drunkenness and vagrancy arrests resulted in about 3656,000 in losses.
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Strathman Sees Small Cut In County Tax Rate
County Administrator Bart Strathman predicts a three cent reduction in the basic $2.30 tax rate in the budget message. The proposed expenditures total $82,216,674 for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, up $236,126 from last year’s $91,980,554. If the property tax drop holds, average homeowners could save about $1 annually, while property tax funds roughly 40 percent of the budget financed by state and federal aid, sales and gas taxes, and miscellaneous sources. The road fund shows a $187,283 increase funded by gas tax allocations not reflected in the tax rate.
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Pierre Salinger to Visit Moscow and Europe
Washington reports that Pierre Salinger plans a weeklong trip to the Soviet Union with extended stops in Bonn Amsterdam and Moscow. The budget indicates a $2,000,000 spending rise and $1,125,000 reserve for salary increases for county workers while space program figures and international talks also feature in the note.
Stans Blasts Rising Government Spending At Chamber Meet
Budget chief H. Stans told U S Chamber delegates that rising government spending endangers states rights and replaces capitalist rule with bureaucratic control. He urged business leaders to back economy and oppose public subsidies even if they benefit personally. Byrd warned of a looming federal deficit above administration estimates for the 1963 fiscal year.
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Berlin May Day Rallies Split By East West Tensions
Berliners massed for May Day with 730000 West Berliners staging the largest anti-Red demonstration near the old Reichstag. East Berlin held a Communist parade and a half hour Red display, followed by march and Soviet aircraft. The scene reflected four power tensions and the continuing wall divide.
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Gary
Powers
Inside Seventh Frank dsak on Hungary oppression
The seventh installment of Frank dszak's serial on Communist oppression in Hungary appears today on page D, continuing a detailed examination of political repression, state control, and public dissent. The feature traces recent police actions, curbs on press freedom, and the impact on ordinary citizens across provinces.
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Hungary
North State Construction Strike Looms
About 3,000 cement masons walked off in Northern California in a potential nationwide construction stoppage. Four unions tied to major firms saw contracts expire, threatening roughly 20,000 workers and projects worth billions in state water, highways, schools, and housing. Talks with AGC continue as unions seek higher wage increases and benefits, with employers appealing to the White House for help.
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UPI
California
Wild May Day In Venezuela
A chaotic May Day scene unfolds in Venezuela with clashes reported between opposing political factions and street violence. U.S. astronomers and other observers are noted to participate in the event, while various groups monitor the developments as authorities seek to maintain order.
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Adebubei Intervenes in Hyannisport Visit and Russia Invite
The report traces Adebubei's fall interview with Kennedy in Hyannisport Massachusetts and a January U S invitation to Salinger to visit Russia. It notes a secret army group in Algiers threatening terrorists and editors during May Day related labor talks and information exchanges involving regional workers.
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Correction For ADA Requested
A Daily Review correction note discusses a prior piece about a speaker in Hayward accusing Democratic Action of being allied with Communism. The correction clarifies the article’s portrayal and references Karl Byuss Sfon, a former longtime Communist network member, while noting editorial opinions should remain separate from independent reporting.
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