Cerebral Palsy Week Proclaimed in Leandro and Hayward
Leandro and Hayward officials proclaimed Cerebral Palsy Week and authorized the sale of poppies by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mayor Frank R. Biggs urged citizens to support the March on Cerebral Palsy. A unit chairman received permission to park an automobile as the poppy, used as a fundraising symbol, will be part of a two day sale at the city plaza.
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Warning Given On Faulty Plumbing in San Leandro
The city served notice to owners of 14242 Elath Street to repair plumbing to city standards or remove the building within 60 days. The action followed two complaints filed with the city council by the South San Leandro Merchants' Assn.
Debaters Split Over Atomic Tests And A Ban
Prominent scientists and officials voice sides in the nuclear test debate. Arguments cite fallout, strategic leverage, and moral concerns as the United States Britain and Russia weigh halting tests amid global disarmament talks.
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Turkey
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