Castro Valley School Board Race Sees Possible Absentee Impact
Southern Alameda County voters eyed a tight Castro Valley trustee contest as two absentee ballots could decide one seat. In early counts Edward JF Newmar led Melvin Hammond while incumbent Walter Gunn led the three-year term race. Outcomes hinge on ballots received by June 2 with a possible drawing if needed. The Hayward Union High results reelect Marlin Haley and choose Charles Deadrich for the two three-year seats.
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Castro Valley School Dist. Board of Trustees
Alameda County
Edward JF. Newmar
Hayward High School
Melvin Hammond
James Leckie
Walter Gunn
Hayward Union High School Dist
Colonel Vause
Raymond McPherson
Andre LaRoche
Tn la Vista Dist
Francis Peixoto
Jack R. Bates
Piexoto
Bates
Roker Pillsbury
T. MM
Red Nations Open Surprise Summit Meet In Moscow
Eastern European Communist states held a surprise summit in Moscow without Yugoslavia as observers from Albania Bulgaria East Germany Poland Romania Russia and Czechoslovakia attended. Hungary sent party chief Janos Kadar but not the current premier. Absence of Yugoslav observers underscored the split over Yugoslav application of Communist principles.
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Moscow
UPI
Europe
Yugoslavia
London
Poland
Ihe
Albania
Bulgaria
East Germany
Romania
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Ferenc Muennich
China
North Korea
Boy's Death Still Puzzle Shares Local Details
A 22 year old Hayward boy, John Thomas Barnes Jr., died after a sudden collapse at home Monday night. Coroner's office says cause undetermined. He was born in Berkeley, attended Bret Harte School, and is survived by his parents, a sister, and two brothers. Services set for Friday at Castro Valley Mortuary.
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Hayward
John Thomas Barnes Jr
John Barnes
Eden Hospital
Berkeley
Bret Harte School
Donna Buckrhaster
San Leandro
Ralph Gregory
Teffery Barnes
Peter Bissett
Bayaoa
Indonesia Army Takes Peninsula in North Celebes
Jakarta reports Indonesian army has occupied all of Gorontalo Peninsula in North Celebes after heavy fighting. Government forces are conducting mop up exercises in central Celebes, according to Rajajio Jakarta.
Blast Burns 5-Year-Old Girl in Peninsula Home
A butane gas explosion shattered a Peninsula home killing Pam ela Taylor, age five, who died in hospital from burns. Six others were injured when flames and flying debris struck during the Tuesday night blast, caused by a leaking gas tank.
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East Palo Alto
Pamela Taylor
American Joseph Crowley Arrested in Japan in Jones Death
In Tokyo American businessman Joseph Crowley, a former Yale football star, is arrested on suspicion of causing bodily injuries leading to death of his brother in law T A D Jones, a Connecticut socialite found dead at the Imperial Hotel on May 8 with facial injuries. The U.S. Embassy says it will ensure due process. Autopsy cites cerebral hemorrhage from an outside force. evidence described as circumstantial.
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Joseph Crowley
Yale
Connecticut
T. A. D. Jones
Jones
Tad Jones
Imperial Hotel
Crowley
Arthur KK. Mori
Garo Nakamura
U.S
Cowl
Philadelphia
INS
Harold B. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Gowiey
Philadel
Frederick Kissin
Ers Ger
Lis
Slassen
Arthur “T
Me. Jones
Gonigle
Kis
Singer
Kissinger
Stassen
Jin
United Nations
Kissinger Noticfd
Yall
Stasgen
Ito
Y McGonigle
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Lt.Govi
Roy E. Furman
Stary
Deficit outlook for 1959 and 1960 budget discussed
Budget Director Maurice Stans said the 1959 federal deficit would run eight to ten billion dollars, with the 1960 budget near eighty billion. He noted space program spending as a key factor and described the preliminary 1960 review as not looking good from a budget officer’s view.
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Washington
INS
Maurice Stans
Stans
Eisenhower
Robert Merriam
Slans
Mass Slaying Case Winds Up
In Lincoln Nevada the mass murder trial of Charles Starkweather nears verdict as both sides rest and plan three hour closings. Dr Edwin Coates of Lincoln State Mental Hospital testified no brain damage was found and disputed defense claims of a work accident brain injury. The state aims to show Starkweather is sane and aware his acts spanned 11 murders from Lincoln to Douglas Wyoming last winter. Starkweather, who seeks the electric chair, opposes the insanity plea and calls testimony of a diseased mind inadmissible.
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Lincoln, Nev
Charles Stark
Edwin Coates
Lincoln State Mental Hospital
Starke
Starkweather
Here
Douglas
Wyo
Coates
Smoking Dangers Program Planned
Denver report states the American Cancer Society plans a teenager education program on smoking dangers. Mefford Runyon says the ACS will launch in high schools within 10 or 12 months to present medical information and let teens decide whether to smoke.
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Denver
INS
American Cancer Society
Pflimlin Pushes Algeria Policy Amid Crisis
Paris Premier Pflimlin wins a second victory seeking extension of emergency powers in Algeria as Gaullist forces resist. In Algiers a rebel junta rejects Paris’s overtures, while Gen Lorillot heads a mission with full power to reassert Paris control and intensify the war against Moslem rebels. Across the Atlantic, Alaska statehood moves forward as the House debates the budget and passage, with broader political maneuvering shaping the outcome.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Council of the Republic
Algiers
Primlin
de Gaulle
Alain de Serigny
Heriri Lorlot
France
Tunisia
Sakist
Sidi Youssef
Lorillot
Pilklin
de Gaulle J
San Francisco
Sanly
Francisco Board of Education
Glented
Statesihead
Alaska
Sam Rayburn
Wayne Aspinall
Clo
Statehood
Sputnik II watchers fooled by fluctuating sky sighting
Residents of Dotson Court watched a bright star-like object travel northwest to southeast around 9 25 p m confusing observers with Sputnik II. University of California's Dr Walter Marion said the satellite was too low to be seen from the Bay Area at the time and that it would not be visible here for another two to three weeks.
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Sputnik DL
Bay Area
Dotson Ck
Ward
University of California
Sputnik
Dotson Ct
Castro Valley
Marion
Pair Nabbed After Drag Race Mishap
Fremont police arrested two youths following a drag race incident on a quiet Niles street. Addison T. Reager, 20, and a 16-year-old boy were involved when the driver lost control and crashed into a power pole, sending the teen sprawling onto a neighbor’s lawn. Reager fled in a doorless convertible with his younger passenger, leaving the scene.
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Fremont
Niles Street
Addison T.reager
First St
Corrier
Reager
Eadh
Watt
Tames Abelee
D_St
Oakland Cabs To Hike Fares
Oakland taxi fares are set to rise next month for the first time since 1951. The city council will vote on a 5.00 cent first quarter mile and 0.10 per quarter mile thereafter, replacing the current 1.0 cent per third mile.
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Oakland
Ares
Prayer for Today
A devotional prayer asking for wisdom to transform houses into homes. It seeks love and understanding over material walls, protection from external and internal threats, and guidance to grow together in pleasing God with joy.
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