MIs Inspected At Dulles Rites Because of Ike
President Eisenhower attended John Foster Dulles funeral at Arlington National Cemetery where a Secret Service agent checked the blank cartridge practice rifles for safety. An ambassador briefly reached Mrs. Dulles before Ike offered condolences, then joined his motorcade.
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Fluoridation Bill Advances in Assembly Senate
Customers of East Bay Municipal Utility District may vote on water fluoridation after a bill allowing the district to ask customers for input passed the Assembly and moved to the Senate for consideration of minor amendments by Sen. John Helmdahl.
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East Bay
Moonshine lore and courtroom oddities across cities
W W Frost recalls old moonshine days in which outlaws relied on shotguns while newer smugglers hire lawyers as revenue agents shift tactics. In Memphis a judge blocks a dog from testifying then dismisses a noise charge. In Stanford a student steals a $15,000 ambulance and must pay for the crash damages.
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Calif
UPI
Douglas Kilpatrick III
Trucker Richard Telles Jr Faces Oakland Court Charge
Oakland caselocal truck driver Richard Telles Jr of 119 Stokes Ave is charged with sex crimes after allegedly dragging a 23 year old Oakland woman from his car during a date. Police and a witness say the attack occurred as the victim sustained injuries including two black eyes a possible cheek fracture chipped teeth and multiple bruises at Alameda County Hospital.
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Oakland
Statewide Weather and Record Flight Report
Statewide weather outlook notes fair and warm conditions across Northern California. The TWA 707 set a coast to coast air record from San Francisco to Los Angeles, completing the trip in 5 hours 3 minutes with 143 passengers aboard. Flight details include varying highs from 79 to 85 and morning lows around the 42 to 70 range, with fog patches along the coast and at San Francisco International.
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Washington
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Yyax Parkisém
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Stockton
Red Bluff
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War Dead Rites Honor Women Too
Chicago report honors living and dead women of war. While exact gender death stats are scarce, estimates place 160 WACs who died in World War II and World War I losses among nurses, aid workers, and transport crews. VA records show about 2,000 women veterans in care nationwide with another 300 living in domilives. Memorial Day reminders honor Gold Star mothers and service widows.
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Voice Activated Elevators Replace Operators in Greensboro
In the Jefferson Standard Life Building Greensboro automation replaces elevator operators with a $250.00 automatic system going live Monday. A recorded voice directs traffic saying please clear the door and offers a cheering message if a car stalls noting a short delay and that an engineer has been called.
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VPT
Jefferson Standard’ Life
Hayward School Board to Meet on Warehouse Project
Hayward School Board to hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Monday to sign a contract for construction of a central warehouse building. The Valle Vista School site will host the project as Hayward Elementary trustees plan the move.
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Lumber unions reach wage deal in Portland contract talks
In Portland, the Forest Pyeduels Operators Association and two unions representing about 60,000 lumber workers reached a tentative contract calling for a package increase of about 23 cents an hour. The agreements, announced Friday, still require ratification by union members.
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Bridge Pointers on a Trick with Clubs and Diamonds
In a bridge hand, South must choose between club and diamond tricks after West shows defense. A false card by West spares declarer from immediate defeat, allowing three diamond tricks plus one club. The Daily Question asks for the correct response to a one no trump opening and a passed response. Bid two hearts.
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Senate Approves Bridge Toll Bill
SACRAMENTO UPD A bill would reserve surplus toll revenue from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge for an additional bay crossing. The measure, authored by Sen Richard Dolwig, would use the surplus to help finance a crossing between San Francisco or San Mateo counties and Alameda County once authorized.
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Public Library Reading Club Starts Monday at Hayward
Hayward Public Library launches its annual summer reading club beginning Monday. First grade pupils will dive for reading treasures as sea depth milestones mark progress. Children read books weekly and move their sea creatures deeper to earn certificates or pins.
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Flag Day observance planned by Native Daughters group
Betsy Ross Parlor 238 of the Native Daughters of the Golden West will hold Flag Day on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St James Hall Thornton Ave. Grand President Tilrne Dismuke of Terra de Ore Parlor 304 Santa Barbara will make her official visit. Mrs Evelyn Lopez and Mrs Helen Lewis organize the event with reports on the year’s activities.
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Mason Trial Will Resume in Los Angeles Case
The prosecution will resume Monday in the Robert L. Mason case charging him with shooting bandleader Tomny Zorra's wife and killing his mother-in-law. Testimony focused on a typewritten letter Mason allegedly sent to Zorra and whether Mason and Mrs. Porrazzo were intimate. Jury heard Mason claim he is illiterate and defense questioned who could have written the letter. The court adjourned as Mason rested his case amid emotional testimony at Glendale.
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Hayward Mayor Moves to Probe Property Taxes
Hayward Mayor Floyd Attaway plans a Tuesday night meeting to form a citizens committee to study property taxes and assessments. The move follows approval of pay raises for 400 Alameda County employees and a countywide reassessment program every five years as taxpayers fear higher bills. The council may back the plan, with Attaway arranging committee selection and seeking broader support from the Claymy Conference. Public budget hearings start June 15 after the budget is released June 4.
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Floyd Athayayanys
Camely
Alameda County
Michael Sheridan
Castro Valley
Attaway
Clay- My
South County
San Francisco Youth Dies in Flaming Auto Crash
Goridan Manning, 17, died when a stolen car he drove crashed after police pursued it. James Blevins, 17, also of San Francisco, was critically injured. Police report the car, stolen Wednesday from William Spareur in Fairfax, sped with siren and red lights before Manning lost control at high speed and the vehicle burst into flames.
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UPS
Goridan Manning
James Blevins
James Hicks
William Spareur
Fairfax
Manning
Hicks
Early Maps Reveal Haked Delay Claim From 2360 B.C.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion of ancient maps and a claimed delay related to early cartographic work dated around 2360 B.C. The readable text mentions maps and a delay but provides few verifiable facts or names.
Council to Consider Kaiser Hospital Site in Hayward
Hayward City Council to discuss building a Kaiser hospital at Ten nyson Road and Mesperian Boulevard after a May 12 rezoning delay. Kaiser plans a five story, 260 bed facility with 585 parking spaces, facing earlier site rejections due to airport traffic. Also on agenda are a 5 percent general raise with notable clerical exceptions, airport tower bids due June 23, and the annual street deficiency report. Public Works Director Philips withheld details on the report. Council meets 8 pm at city hall.
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Kaiser
Edward 2. Philips
Death by Own Action Victim Nickel Charged
San Francisco report says J Leroy Nickel Jr died by his own hand at home on a Wednesday in May. He is charged in federal court with misappropriating funds from the Miller Lux estate he once administered, accused of receiving over 229000 dollars from 1928 to 1947 via a Lind agent for Miller.
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UPI
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Red Sox First Major League Team Transported by Air
The Boston Red Sox were the first major league baseball team to be air transported, flying from St. Louis to Chicago on July 3, 1936, a historic travel milestone reported by UPI.
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UPI
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Obituary Notice for Emma Inez Baiz in Hayward
Emma Inez Baiz 59 a Merced native and Hayward resident died May 29 1006. Beloved wife of Amado Baiz mother of Matilde Boughton Alberto Caesa and Robert jal grandmother of nine. Funeral services held at Garden Chapel Pratt Filer Mortuary Maynard Street. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Orangeburg Factory Walkout Over Contract Dispute
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co. workers walk off the job amid contract talks with 65 seamsters local 658 involved. Plant manager Gorton Dubuque says negotiations are underway to renew the expired contract as of last Sunday, with wages and benefits at issue.
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Highways Division Eyes Mission Blvd. Upgrade Plans
Southern Alameda County residents urged action on Mission Boulevard. A San Francisco meeting set for 2 p.m. with District Four officials. Hayward Union City representatives push for widening center strip and cross traffic channels. State officials Bradford and the Highway Commission to review plans. local leaders vow to present their own facts if the state proposal fails.
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Mayward
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Area Births
Hospital births listed for Fremont and Mission San Jose with several new arrivals. Kaelin y Conrad a boy born May 27 at 36641 Cabrillo Drive while Manuel Santos a girl born May 38 at P O box 303. Robert C Kennedy a boy born May 28 at 37881 Third Street. Martin C Reible a boy born May 28 at 224 Lockwood. Jess R Walstra a girl born May 29 at 42481 Jefferson Road.
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Mission San Jose Santos
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Walstra
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Jeffereson
Historic Samurai Sword Purloined in Heist
A gold dated gem encrusted Samurai sword used in the coronation of Emperor Tioshu of Japan was stolen from the Japanese Art and Cultural Institute in Los Angeles. The theft details the instrument, origin, and location of the missing artifact.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tioshu
Japan
Ari and Cultural Institute
Obituary for Emma et Bats and Amado Baiz family ties
Services for Emma et Bats at Pratt-Phiers Mortuary Hayward are for Maynard resident Mrs. Baty 59 who died yesterday in a local hospital. Survived by husband Amado Baiz and several children and grandchildren. native of Merced, she lived in Hayward 80 years. Rosary at 5 p.m. tomorrow. burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.
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Albert Carporo
Hayward
Jas Robert A. Balz
Woodland
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F. C. Flores
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