Hospital Strike Impasse Persists Amid AFL Pickets
Pickets remained at Eden hospital entrances as AFL Office Empl Local 29 and the hospital district board clash over union provisions and wages. Labor mediator Corbett says stalemate likely to continue with no word from the board since Friday. Administrator Blythe notes no opening date impact yet but warns delays could jeopardize mid November plan.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
AFL
International
Toultn
Hospitel Board
Oficr Workers Union
Kaiser Foundation
Corbett
Frank O Bearvlex
Blythe
Delav
Juror Chosen as Uncertainty Clouds Sheppard Trial
In Cleveland today the trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard seated first alternate juror James Manning amid talk of a possible mistrial. Both sides denied a deal to dismiss jurors while questions linger on how a mistrial would affect the defendant's rights and a potential double jeopardy claim.
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Cleveland
Sam. Sheppard
James Manning
Sheppard
Manning
William Corrigan
Oki
Jack N. Hanset
Fred Garmine
Hansen
Wapperiss
Corrigan
John J. Mahon
Mahon
Ohio
Auto Collision injures four along Highway 9
Four people were injured, none seriously, when a southbound sedan attempted a left turn on Highway 9 half a mile south of Mission San Jose and was struck from behind by a second car. Darrell Godfrey Caskey and his family rode in the car. Patricia Caskey, Christine Caskey, and an infant were all hurt. Both drivers were cited by highway patrol for careless operation.
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Highway 9
Mission San Jose
Lds Am
Darrell Godfrey Caskey
Belmont Avenue
Hayward
Angelo Join Palma
Richmond
Caskey
Patricia Ann Caskey
Christine Caskey
Darrell Caskey
Idth Street
Hampton
Gambere
East 14Th Street
Hampton Road
Cherryland Eyes New Water Bond Bid
Cherryland County Water district may seek a new bond issue to fund an independent water system. Chairman Everett Silver outlined revisions after receiving updated estimates from Hayward and EBMUD, with August plans for a $490,000 bond based on a $163,573 system price, affected by removal of several properties from district jurisdiction.
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Cherryland County
Hayward
Hunt Foods, Inc
United Can and Glass
Mathaway Avenue
Leona
Phillips
Silver
HARN Advisory Board Weighs Budget Cuts for Land Purchase
Hayward Area Recreation District plans a 5 pm monthly meeting at Hayward Community Center to consider budget cuts aimed at financing land acquisition. District Superintendent Harold Teel states the advisory board will discuss saving money tonight at 1019 Ei Street.
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Advisory Board
Hayward Area
Harold Teel
Hayward Community Center
Ei Street
Eisenhower program eyed wide tax cuts after election
President Eisenhower’s plan for the next Congress seeks broad economic boosts. Secretary Sinclair Weeks disclosed at a private Hot Springs conference that talks covered tax changes, auto gas tobacco and liquor excise reductions, and the expiration of the corporation tax at 52 percent. The measures depend on November’s vote and remain tentative.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sinclair Weeks
Ecountry
Hot Springs
White House
Laborer Confesses To Killing Girl in Aliquippa
Elijah Thompson, 22, an unemployed laborer and father of two, confessed to District Attorney Stewart that he killed Helen Jean Bryant, 16, a high school sophomore, by striking her skull with a rock on a hillside path near Aliquippa last Monday. State Police confirm Thompson said he crushed her skull after being named a suspect.
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Aliquippa
Helen Jean Bryent
Ver
Chard P. Stewart
Stewart
Elijah Thompson
Election data snapshot Washington at a glance
The piece outlines upcoming elections with seats at stake in Senate and House, plus governors. Current lines show Senate 49R 1I 0D and House 218R 212D 1I 4 vacant, Democrats need 20 wins to take Senate, Republicans require 14. House needs 218 to control. Maine notes Edmund S. Muskie elected September 13.
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Washington
Senate
House
Maine
South
Edmund S. Muskie
Stevenson Warns U S on War and Fear in Look Article
Adlai Stevenson cites war, fear and self interest as three threats to U S future and warns the republic risks an atomic age stalemate. He argues the United States will not seek aggression or preventive war and condemns political demagogy, expediency and fear exploitation in current policy.
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New York
Adlenson
Stevenson
Look Magazine
United States
U.S. i
Poe
T. S. Eliot
London Dock Strike Renewed Across City Docks
London witnessed a renewed dock strike as 4 000 non‑union driver disputes triggered broader action. The walkout, part of a 27 day stoppage involving 44 000 stevedores, crippled eight ports while Sir Walter Monckton urged an end to new action and talks resumed on a second dispute.
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London
Britain
Walter Monckton
House of Commons
London Docks
California May Decide Who Controls Congress
California voters face a pivotal election with 5.9 million registered, deciding control of Congress and state offices. Republicans and Democrats clash in Senate, House, and gubernatorial races while 20 ballot propositions, including elder-age benefit limits, draw attention amid last minute campaigns.
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San Francisco
U.P
Congress
California
FOUS
Uuml
Golls
Frank M. Jordan
House of Representatives
United States
Eisenhower
Senate
lThomas H. Kuchel
John F. Shelley
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
Contra Costa-Solang
Robert L. Condon
John F. Baldwin
Martinez
Nevada
Richard M. Nixon
Condon
Baldwin
George McLain
Sign Petitions Built For Centerville Recreation District
CENTERVILLE residents mobilize to form Washington Township Recreation district with 1274 signatures collected by Friday. Ronald Lambert says momentum continues, claiming a election would pass the district. Mission San Jose shows about 200 signers, Decots-Hillview Crest adds 15 signatures in a rush.
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Centerville
Washington Township
Ronald Lambert
Citizens’ Committee
Lambert
T Lambert
Mission San Jose
Decots
Hillview Crest
Burglars Loot Ashland Market on Saturday Night
Burglars entered Sam Farmer's market at 15901 East 14th Street late Saturday night, stealing three boxes of cigars and $85 in cash. Deputy Charles Wood reported the incident, noting entry may have been made by a burglar who scaled a fence and entered through a side door.
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Ashland
Farmer’s Market
Eest 14Th Street
Charles Wood
Sheriff's Deputies
Eisenhower to stay home election night in White House plan
President Eisenhower will not stage special election night monitoring. He will deliver a final get out the vote appeal at 9 20 p m on a nationwide TV hookup. CBS carries the broadcast on KPEX channel 5 at 9 p m PST with ABC planned on KGO.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Columbia Broadcasting System
KPEX
American Broadcasting Company i l
KGO
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Graves vows refinery shutdowns to curb Los Angeles smog
Los Angeles reports candidate Graves pledges to order temporary refinery closures during smog periods to protect public health if elected governor. He attacks Gov. Knight and accuses oil interests of backing Knight, asserting the industry funds his opponent's publicity and noting public health authority to act.
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Los Angeles
Richard
Graves
Goodwin Knight
California
Knight
John Perce
Western Oil
Youth attacked at Ashland recreation center charges filed
James Raymond Schaffner says he was jumped by a group of teenagers at a Saturday night dance. He required eight stitches after the incident at 16308 Foothill House Road near the recreation center. The attack occurred around 12:30 a.m. Sunday as he attended the event with friends.
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Ashland
James Raymond Schaffner
Mateo Street
Pass
Schaffner
Labour
Eden Hospital District Trustees and Ballot Measures Listed
The Daily Review presents a slate for Eden Hospital District trustees led by Carl Ekoos and G. Ernest Lopez, plus U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel and representatives including Jess M. Ritchie. State officers Goodwin Knight and Edmund Brown appear with regional officials. several county and district questions on bonds, exemptions, and governance are shown with Yes Yes or No choices.
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Eden Hospital
Carl Ekoos
G. Ernest Lopez
Denzil
Widel
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Jess M. Ritchie
Goodwin J. Knight
Harold J. Powers
Edmund G. Brown
Frank M. Jordan
Robert C. Kirkwood
Charles G. Johnson
Board of
James H. Quinn
Arthur H. Breed, Jr
Carlos Bee
Francis Dunn, Jr
EBMUD
Thomas S. Neilson
Louis J. Breuner
Yes
24th Division Withdraws From Korea To Japan
The U S Army announces the 24th division will move from Korea to Japan this month leaving two American units in Korea the Seventh Division and the First Marine Division. The redeployment forms a mobile reserve to deter aggression in Asia and follows prior withdrawals of several divisions. Fifth Air Force units shift to Japan and Okinawa. Osan air base closure and amalgamation with Japan Air Defense Command.
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Korea
U.S
South Korea
Tokyo
Ins
U.S. Army
Far East
Japan
Eisenhow
America
Eighth Army
Seoul
Geovernment
Fifth Air Force
Okinawa
Osan
Vnto
Nagoya
Japan Air Defense Command
Injamra Avenue
al Flynn
Amarent
Castro Valley
Mittee
Oakland
CV Legionnaires to Plan Vets Parade in Oakland
Castro Valley veterans group Cas tro Valley America plans for participation in the Veterans Day parade in Oakland on November 11. Legion post 649 will discuss the plans tomorrow at 19825.
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CV Legionnaires
Castro. Valley
Oakland
Castro Valley America
Legion Post
Lee Argo
Parks Committee to Hold Meeting Tonight
United Citizens' Committee for Better Parks and Recreation will meet at 3 p.m. at Dayton school, 140 Dayton Avenue, San Lorenzo. Chairman Barney Flanagan says proposals from the Hayward Area Recreation District issue will be reconsidered. Another meeting for the same purpose is set for 8 p.m. on Nov. 15 at Cherryland school, 363 Willow Avenue.
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United Citizens’ Committee For Better Parks and Recreation
Dayton
Dayton Avenue
San Lorenzo
Barney ‘Flanagan
Hayjward Area
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