Battle Lines Forming Over Cocktail Dispute in South San Leandro
A conflict over a cocktail lounge proposed by Mrs. Giacometti in a bowling alley housing plans to open near Thomas Jefferson School spurs council action. City Attorney Carden argues state alcohol control limits council jurisdiction. protests come from churches, PTA, school groups, and local residents while merchants support the project. A 7:15 Monday public hearing before the City Council is set to decide.
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Arthur ‘M. Carden
Apt
Carden
Dorothy Giacometti
E. Féth
Bancroft Ave
Thomas Jef“yson
Lark Hs
Als
Giacometti S
Ely
Board of Zoning Adjustments
San Leandro
C Curches
Wrcches
Board of Education
Dads
Bethel Prestigian Church
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore
I Wilgon, Jr
136Th Ave
Glen Deardorff
Maud Ave
Paul B. Benson
Peters St
Jack Jade
Giacometti
South San Leandro
Seven Injured In Two Vehicular Accidents
Two collisions near Pleasanton and Hayward injure seven people. An eastbound sedan hit a switch engine on Highway 49 near Pleasanton, injuring George Andrade and his family. In Hayward, a head on crash at Jackson Street and Calavoga Avenue left Ninala Plyler in fair condition with head injuries while her husband Martin Plyler and another driver suffered minor injuries.
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Highway 49
Hopyard Rel
Pleasanton
George Andrade
Baker Rd
Mary
Kathleen
Wayne
Charles
Bonn
UPI
Took
Christian Ferter
Chanerl
Konrad Adenauer
West Ger
Berlin
Germany
Fairmont Hospital
Hayward
Martin C. Plyler
Orala St
Jackson St
Calavoga Ave
Hayy
Ninala Plyler
Fairmont Hosspital
Bossicaoharot
Meekland Ave
Smudge Oil Turns Man to Torch near Burlingame
Lester Lorrain a 42 year old Burlingame truck driver for Richfield Oil Co. suffered burns over 90 percent of his body when fumes from an oil smudge pot ignited his clothes while he gassed up a mobile crane at a highway construction site on Alameda Boulevard. He was rushed to Mission Emergency Hospital with a slim chance of survival.
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San Francisco
Lester Lorrain
Burlingame
Mission Emergency Hospital
Lorrain
Richfield Oil Co
Alameny Blvd
Hare
Hidden Valley Girl Dies After 20 Foot Tree Fall
Fremont police identify 11-year-old Georgia T Meyers of Phoenix living at Hidder Valley Ranch as the victim. Alameda County assistant coroner cites broken neck and head injuries from a fall onto rocks after the child climbed 20 feet up an oak tree frightened by a crush.
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Fremont
Gir
Hidder’ Valley Ranch
Georgia T. Meyers
Phoenix
Aziz
Virginia Cochran
Alameda County
Prayer for Today and Parenthood The New Kingdom
A dated devotional prayer thanking God for offspring. It asks that problems foster better living habits through persistent practice and that parenthood be more than procreation, guiding a humble effort to build a heavenly kingdom with God.
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Ife
Heaven
Gas Tax Funds For Leandro Hayward Bared
Mayors Conference reveals Hayward will receive 109 825 and San Leandro 110 004 in fiscal 1959 60 under the mayors formula. Other apportionments include Union City 50 Newark 27 348 Fremont 8 Livermore 33 819 Pleasanton 16 103 total 1 396 947 for the county 13 cities. Mayor Roy Milligan says an early meeting with the County Board of Supervisors will be requested to present the figures.
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San Leandro
Att International Kitchen
Fremont
Union City
Newark
Livermore
Pleas Sarton
Yota
Tiedmont
Roy Milligan
County Board of Supervisors
Mayors Conference
John Holmdahl
Oakland
Senate
San Francisco
Len Holmdahl
Jack Maltester
Sany Leandre
Floyd Altaway
Wesley Sears
Tom Kitayama
Milligan
Maltester
Sears
Kitayama
James Nordahl
William McCall
Alameda
Eden Hospital Pay Hike Approved by Engineers
Eden Hospital six month retroactive pay and a 15 cent hourly wage boost were approved by the six member Stationary Engineers. The contract, identical to Local 38 in other Eastbay private hospitals, raises monthly pay to 433 dollars though some engineers voiced dissatisfaction and warned of a possible strike vote.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Herbert M. Sims
Taal 89
International Union of Operating Engineers
Eden On|t Gingers
Eastbay
Eden
Sailors from USS Midway Arrested in Hayward Liquor Store Robbery
Three sailors Leland Trent Warren Keeler Jr and Lance Reigrson, all 18 to 21, were arrested after allegedly beating Hayward liquor store operator James Luescher during a robbery following a movie outing. Luescher, treated for possible concussion, identified the trio who admitted car theft and discussed prior robbery plans.
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Leland . Trent
Warren L. Keeler, Jr
Lance A. Reigrson
Midway
Luescher
Fairmont Hospital
Kaiser Foundaion Hospital
J“Fair
Reierson
Keeler
Oakland
Alameda Naval Air Station
Hayward
Treat
Death toll at 31 in Nile river boat sinking near Cairo
Cairo dispatch reports 31 dead as 112 saved and 238 missing after an excursion boat carrying about 330 people capsized near Qalyuq 100 miles north of Cairo. Public Works Minister faults owners for overloading a 60 capacity craft, with 250 tickets sold and up to 100 children aboard free.
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Cairo
UPI
Ahmed Alsharabassi
Dandarah
Alsharabassi
Qalyuq
Geneva Meeting Delegates Arrive for Berlin Talks
Gromyko led the Soviet delegation into Geneva as foreign ministers opened talks on Berlin and a possible early summit. The Soviet foreign minister urged proceeding swiftly to convene heads of government, signaling pressure to accelerate the summit process amid Cold War tensions.
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Geneva
UPN
Berlin
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
SF Youth Awarded Carnegie Medal
Michael Te. Lewis, 19, of Frantisco, saved two youths from drowning near Capitola last year. He swam through heavy surf to rescue Richard J. Wentz, 17, and George T. Burke, 19, from a drifting inflated mattress. Lewis was the only Californian among 23 to receive bronze medals.
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Michael Te. Lewis
Frantisco
Capitola
Lewis
Richard J. Wentz
George T. Burke
Flying Grandfather Thwarted by Wind
New York United Press International reports 56 year old pilot Max Conrad attempted a long distance small plane record from Denver to Paris but was thwarted by headwinds and weather after taking off from Nova Scotia. He turned back over Sydney Nova Scotia after 9 am local time. Conrad has completed 43 Transatlantic flights in small planes and planned a solo record, though he sometimes flies with his wife.
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New York
UPI
Max Conrad
Nova Scotia
Europe
Conrad
Denver
Calo
Paris
Sydney
N.S. Ife
Boston
Aong
Dulles Weakens After Touch of Pneumonia
Washington reports former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has a mild pneumonia in Walter Reed care. He remains somewhat weaker but responded satisfactorily to initial antibiotics. Dulles continues cancer treatment and received visits from Eisenhower Churchill and Herter as his condition is monitored.
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Dulles
Walter Reed
State Dept
Duke
State Department
Washington
Florida
Intin
Dilles
Dolles
Amy
Eisenhower
Ministe’r
Winston Churchill
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Geneva
Slight Quake Shakes San Francisco Area
A 3.6 magnitude quake rattled the San Francisco area at 10:26 a.m. PDT centering southwest of Daly City along the San Andreas fault. Dishes rattled and the tremor lasted about five seconds with no damage reported. Residents compared it to the March quake but said today’s was much weaker than the 5.5 event.
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San Francisco
UPS
San Francico
University of California Seisnographic
Berkeley
Daly City
San Brand
San Franisco
Gilroy-Watsonville
Here
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