Matusow Plays to Jury as Actor and Inventor
Harvey Matusow testified before a federal grand jury in New York, asserting he is an actor and inventor of the stringless yo-yo. He demonstrated acting skits including a Hilton Moscow opening sketch and a satirical game featuring the Giants and Reds. He must return Monday for further questioning and provide the manuscript of his new book The Ego's Next.
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Moscow
Botel
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Cinzinnati Reds
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The Daily Review Notice and Address Extract
An old Hayward California newspaper item shows The Daily Review masthead with post office details, subscription line, and address lines including P.O. Box 120 and Castro Street in Alameda County. The fragment mentions daily publication and a South Main Centre area code or office label.
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Daily Review
Postoffice
Hayward
California
Second Matter
Vom Tealions
P.O
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Castro
Alameda County
Califor
Oakland seeks six lane freeway expansion on Eastshore
Oakland City Council moved to widen the Eastshore Freeway from 42nd Street to San Lorenzo by adding one lane in each direction after a city engineer report showed over 1700 vehicles per lane per hour. Gasoline tax funds would cover the project as officials prepare a formal request to the State Department of Public Works.
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Eastshore
42Nd Street
San Lorenzo
John A. Morin
Morin
Hastshore
State Department of Public Works
Smog Bill Alterations Sought by San Mateo Industry
San Mateo industrial leaders urged Assemblyman Richard Dohvig to amend a proposed Bay Area regional smog district bill. The plan would span Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco San Mateo and Santa Clara counties with penalties permits and hearings culminating in possible injunctions by the DA and superior court.
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Alameda
Contra Costa
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Santa Clara
Richard Dohvig
Thay County
Dohvig
Superior Court
Colwig
Sisters' Hospital Board Adds Three New Members
At a Pleasanton event, three area citizens were elected to the Sisters' Hospital Building Fund board, bringing membership to 30. Nominees included John P. Gardella, Judge Thomas Lester Fal, and Robert Ragkob. A Citizens' committee list of about 200 names was submitted to inform the public about the fund. The board scheduled monthly meetings for the first Monday starting June 6 and announced upcoming chairmen for the Good-Neighbor committee and Speakers' bureau.
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Herd
Castlewood
Robert Ragkob
Livermore
Citizens’ Committee
Sisters’ Hospital
John J. Amaral
Public
Hel
Suvey
Busic Mess
Comercial
Areca
Cing
Anthony J. Oliveira
Water Authority Bill Before Assembly Today
A bill creating the Santa Clara Alameca and San Benito County Water Authority faced the assembly with Senate approval. Senator John Thompson praised the plan to form a three county body to buy water from the Bureau of Reclamation, potentially from the Delta, with final district formation to be approved by voters in the three counties.
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Santa Clara-Alameca- San Benito County
State Senate
John Thompson
San Jose
Thompson
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Mendota Can
Alameda board approves PG&E easement for deer safety ramps
Alameda County Supervisors authorized an easement to PG&E to relocate a power line along Marshall Street and build deer escape ramps as part of the Castro Valley Basin irrigation project. The action covers relocation costs of about 838 dollars and assigns liability to the utility for incidents involving deer escapes from canals.
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Columbial Castro Valley
Reloest Basin
Marshall
Falls Street
Alameda
San Francisco Mayoral Hopefuls and Police Uniform Change
George R. Reilly announced a San Francisco mayoral bid, joining George Christopher as a candidate while Elmer E. Robinson exits. Police prepare new Eisenhower jackets with whipcord trousers costing each officer 75 dollars funded personally, and a waterfront union trial refers to former leaders tied to Communist and Taft Hartley era allegations. The California Medical Association elected officers with Dr. Donald A. Charnock as president-elect. A bandit killed Marion Davidson in a Boyd hotel holdup, while a Nimitz Way road in Tilden Park was named to honor Admiral Nimitz. In Oakland, Murphy Johnson shot grocer King during a bar robbery. Ernest Schultz, 70, drowned near Acquatic Pack after daily Bay swims.
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Hugh Bryan
Communist Party
Bryson
National Union of Marine Cooks & Stewarts
Eo San Francisco
INS
California Medical Association
Donald A. Charnock
Los Angeles
Avho
Sidney J. Shipman
James Doyle
Beverly Hills
House of Delegates
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East Bay
Charles
Lee Tilden
San Pablo Reservoir
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Oakland
Murphy Johnson
Johnson
John King
King
Ill
Ernest Schultz
Schultz
South End Rowing Club
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