US Steel Strike In Fifth Day No Settlement Reached
CENTERVILLE union spokesmen claim shift changes would cut overtime and restore earnings with a 22 cent total raise per hour, while Visking plant manager John Hillman says the company already offered a four cent raise plus six cents more with other benefits. The union rejected the initial offer and asserts solid Steel Workers support as talks with federal conciliator have not been scheduled.
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Centerville
United. Steel Workers
Visking Plastics
John Hillman
Vishing
Hillman
Hne
United Steel Workers’ Uhion
Arong
Mrs Knight Named Poet Laureate in Delaware Honor
Governor Knight of Delaware named Mrs Knight an honorary poet laureate for her work in poetry and literature. Caleb Boxes praised the gesture and presented the title amid remarks about the president's smiling recognition. In separate news, 73 year old Pasquinino Fainell was struck by a car near Ellis Hospital while seeking treatment.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Knighty
Honoyry Pee
Delaware
Caleb Boxes
Swife
Virginia
Long Apo
Schenectady
Pasquinino Fainell
Ellis Hospital
Attorney Challenges Evidence Law In Pinball Case
Centerville proceedings reveal defense motion to dismiss charges over pinball device seizure without a warrant. The defense argues illegal gathering of evidence and coercive payoffs while expert Degarmo testifies on game of chance versus skill. trial continues into May.
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Centerville
Mitted
Dy D. O. Degarmo
University
Calomia
Stersitts
Probability
Degarmo
Valenzuela
Bormann
Pucci
Fuca
Boumgan
Valenzuelas
Gale
Pires
Perjury Trial for Hugh Bryson Shaken by Bickering
In San Francisco the perjury trial of Hugh Bryson, ex-president of the National Maritime Cooks and Stewards union, saw repeated clashes as attorneys sparred. Judge Williams limited lengthy arguments, and the government faced demands to check Bryson's shipping papers from 1936 and 1961 before presenting its case, prompting talk of possible dismissal and a weekend recess.
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San Francisco
Hugh Bryson
Williams
Mares
Dos Argeles
Bryson
National Maritime Cooks and Stewards Union
Hartley
Mathes
la Tusual
Geoge R. Anderson
Anderson
Tong
Rob J
Art. Schracke
Ira
Washington
Schracke
Decoto Children Aid Polio Vaccine Follow-up Study
Decoto school pupils participate in ongoing polio vaccine research. Children provided blood samples as part of a long term study by Dr. Thomas Francis and Dr. Salk to measure antibody levels and determine how long the vaccine protection lasts. The health department reports strong parental approval for continued testing, with about 75 responses already.
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Decoto
Thomas Francis
Jones Salk
Francis
County Healthy Department
Decnte
Decata
Health Department
Peter
Ticir
Constance Cavender
Department
Bain
Budget request moves to Assembly floor in Sacramento
The 1,421 page Governor Knight budget totaling 1.529 billion dollars heads to the Assembly for action after a Ways and Means committee vote. The lower house has approved specialist appropriation bills totaling 9.7 million, with millions more likely before June.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Thomas W. Caldecott
R-Berkeley
Ways and Means
Caldecott
San Jose State
Department , of Justice
California
Assembly
Senate
Joan Ripayments
Irvington Chamber Luncheon Cancelled
The Irvington Chamber of Commerce meeting is cancelled as both Senate and House bodies move toward budget talks. A large delegation is planned for a protest in Oakland while a conference committee aims to settle differences and finalize the budget. Next regular meeting is May 17.
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Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Irv Ben Eylse
Ington Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Oakland
Hagiteauest
Jack
Prout
Ted
Irvington Chamber of Commerce
Directors Meet On State Finance And Local Aid
Centerville reports directors convene amid budget talk as Ways and Means considers bids for a franchise and local aid distribution. State budget figures loom large with education, counties, and cities set to receive support. Montias district meeting slated to discuss bids amid staffing gaps and radio outages.
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Centerville
Union Sanitary District
Sidar
Montias
Bani Divtict
Baine Avenue
Strongs
Knaght
George Coit
Phone Company Expects Record Sunday Calls
Pacific Telephone warns of peak Mother's Day traffic with 186 740 long distance calls planned in Northern California and Nevada. Extra toll operators will handle demand, though some delays may occur for calls to eastern states. Tips include giving the number to speed the line and calling in morning or after six.
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Pacific Telephone
Jeanne Nedf
Carol Wolfe
Hayward
Mother's Day
Christ- Whas
California
Nevada
S. D. Smith
Pacific Telephone Manager
Gunman sought after mail truck heist in South Sacramento
Sacramento authorities hunt a stocky man about 45, 175 pounds, five feet ten, who shot mail truck driver Herbert Morgan and stole the vehicle at 6 46 am near Fruitridge road and Stockton boulevard. Morgan, wounded in the leg, was taken to a county hospital in satisfactory condition after a struggle for the gun and a three mile chase ending at a vacant house.
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Sacramento
Ttl
Vesilar Small
Heribert Morgan
Sian
Sacramento County
Morigan
Fruitridge Road
Stockton Boulevard
Gus
Morgan
Music Teacher Convention Due In June
The 43rd Annual California Music Teachers Association convention will convene June 26 to 30 at Mills College in Oakland. Hayward teacher Gertrude Mobley Norton chairs the statewide event, directing committees for the meeting expected to attract over 600 reading music teachers from a 2000-member statewide group.
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Oakland
California Music Teachers’ Association
Mills College
Hayward
Gertrude Mobley Norton
Norton
Alameda County
California
West Portal
San Franciscos
San Aenga
Newark
Qaid
Igan Seid
Bendit
Weols Club
Wnheals
Morgan
Jack MacGregor
San Francisco State
Soilere
Banard Smith
Newark School Ver
Sara Morgan
Newark Presbyterian
Cochran Outlines Plan to Cut Local School Tax Load
Castro Valley Berth for Bay City borough could pool bonded school debt and extend maturities up to 300 years. Cochran and Weiner outlined creating a unified district joining Mulford Gardens Washington Manor San Lorenzo Cherokee land Castro Valley and more, with a 20 cent city tax and services contracted from the county.
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Castro Valley
Gerata Cochran
Bey City Incorgoration
Hayward
San Leandro
Bay City
Cochran
Harold Weiner
Incorporaor
Richard Fontes
Borough Ine Corporation
Cochran and
Weiner
Robert Reid
Castro Valley ‘Kiwanis Club
Herold Wiseman
Robnert McCluskey
Alua
Walter Lawrence
Wo Valley Business Ind. Professional Women’s Club
Uxplanas
Oro Loma
Funfair Plans Set for Toyon Branch Meeting
Irv ington hosts a May 21 funfair planned by Toyon branch of Children’s Hospital East Bay. Mrs. Tom Maloney announces the event at a Decoto home with co-hostess Mrs. Elmer O’Connell. Meeting starts at 1 30 p m to finalize preparations and article collection for the Nearly New shop.
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Irvington
Toyon
Children's Hospital
East Bay
Tom Maloney
Elmer O'Contel
Devoto-Niles Nighway
Decoto
B. Dixon Bristow
Jan Leandra
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Mike Kehoe
Honald Galvin
Jack) Gleason
Frank Madigan
San Lorenzo
Sheriff's Deputies
San Lorenzo Boys
By Carl A. Nelson
Fen Roy Pucci
Stel
Decote
Loma Linda
Washington Township
William Gels
Pleasanton
Quaresma
Fairchild
Allen Struts
Loth
American Legion
Roger Lures
American Legion Post
No Man Seraphin
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jerry Buck
Hayward Lions
Mike Abbott
Bill Coady Post
Americana Legion
Tor
Irvington Chamber
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Dan
Eschenbach
Steve Hoover
Art Jennings, Jr
Sidney Bode
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