Culinary Union Joins Hospital Picket Lines
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance members joined Eden hospital entrants in a morning picket at Castro Valley. Other hospital and laundry workers received strike sanction. Labor Council secretary Ash said board proposals lack clear maintenance of membership and the unions seek a union shop.
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Castro Valley
Alliance
Eden Hospital
Robert Ash
Alameda County
Ash
Labor Council
Marvin Richardson
Richardson
Future Farmers Plan Two-in-One Field Trip
Forty nine members of the Future Farmers of America from Washington union high school plan a field trip Wednesday. Adviser William R. Haap announced the itinerary begins with Palo Alto to tour an artificial breeding plant, then by bus to the Cow Palace in San Francisco for the Grand National Livestock Show exhibits. The group includes students from all four grade levels.
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Centerville
Future Farmers of America
Washington Union High
William R.haap
Palo Alto
Cow Palace
San Francisco
FFA
Washington Union High School
Nevada Committeeman Contest Tangles Democratic National Committee
The Democratic National Committee faces a tough choice over the Nevada National Committeeman role. Lieutenant Governor Cliff Jones, a force in state politics, may seek another run, risking a volatile fallout if the last holder returns after the election.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Nevada
Silver
Democratic Committee
National Committee
Cliff Jones
Jones
US Transfers Commands From Korea to Japan
The United States announces shifting two major army command headquarters from Korea to Japan to strengthen Far East posture. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor will head all U.S. ground forces in Japan Korea and Okinawa from Camp Zama near Tokyo. IX Corps heads to Sendai on Honshu under Lt Gen Thomas F. Hickey. XVI Corps to be deactivated. Taylor may become commander of Army Forces Far East while Hull remains UN and Far East commander. The redeployment moves affect several divisions and air force HQ, drawing mixed reaction from the Republic of Korea.
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Korea
United States
Japan
Far East
Maxwell D. Taylor
S &T
Zama
Tokyo
Taylor
U. S
Okinawa
Seon
IX Corps
Sendai
Hon' ‘Shu
Thorfias F. Hickey
XVI Corps
Army Forces Far East
AFFE
Pacific
Republic of Korea
ROK
Sohn Wong
Hong Kee “Karl
Troan
U.S
Eighth Army
Hull
Air Force
U. N. Command
Army-Navy-Air Forces Command
Experts Propose Six Point Smog Program For Los Angeles
Federal and state experts meet with Gov. Goodwin J Knight and outline a six point plan to tackle smog. Highlights include a microwave study to locate smog sources, device development to cut automobile exhaust, home and office air conditioning for relief, incinerator contribution assessment, meteorological studies, and Riverside UC test facilities for plant and animal impact. The program, led by the University of California with federal and state support, aims to address all smog facets.
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Los Angeles
Ins
Goodwin J. Knight
University of California
Riverside
University of Califfornia
Istate
Russell City Committee Fights Home Relocation for Industry
Russell City residents form a defense committee to oppose moving homes for a light industrial project. The group plans protests and will present at the County Board of Supervisors hearing on November 22. Local officials study health and illness patterns amid smog concerns and possible funding.
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Russell City Committee
Russell City
Resi
Imeda
Meda County
Local Cop Delivers Baby At Home In Decota
Hayward Police Officer Pstyolman Pratt Truscott assisted Mrs. Fe Vargas at 607 Seventh Street Decota as she gave birth to a boy eight pounds in her mother’s home. Officer Truscott, aided by Sgt. Frank Romero, arrived before medical staff. a week earlier Sgt. Ray Sterlinski helped Vargas’s sister, Mrs. Rachel Martinez, deliver a daughter at the same address.
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Hayward
Pstyolman Pratt Truscott
Fe Vargas
Seventh Street
Decota
Amelia Garzon
Ray Sterlinski
Vargas
Rachel Martinez
Truscott
Foothill Blvd Homeowners Plan Fight to Finish
Residents of 65 homes near Foothill boulevard in old-acres Hayward vow to contest city plans to condemn land for public parking. Edith Apgar of MacDonald Products explains financing eminent domain via Scribner Realty as regional shopping centers threaten Hayward business. Attorneys for owners press for good faith talks while city official outlines appraisal method.
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Foothill
Hayward
Hayward High School
Edith Apgar
MacDonald Products Company
Apgar
MacDonald
Foothill Boulevard
Lemon Avenue
Appar
William
Brown
Lem
Om. Avenue
EF. W. Allison
Lloyd Hall
Peter Lojo
Gordon Nelson
Bob Mooney
Frank Nunes
George Paige
Hope Dwindles For Survivors Of Navy Plane
New York fl The possibility of saving survivors among 42 aboard a large navy transport faded as an air sea search in the Atlantic was cut in half. About 190 planes will sweep a 120 mile wide strip from Patuxent Maryland to the Azores, down from 200. A naval spokesman said hope remains but dwindling. The aircraft carried four women and five children. half the crew of 21 would have joined at the Azores. Survivors might still be sighted. the plane carried life rafts for 16 people each and standard life preserver and survival suit gear.
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New York
Jon
Atlantic
Navy
Lamch
Azores
A. Naval
Patuxent
Africa
Naval
Berserk Student Terrorizes Live Oak High School
Kenneth Young, 17, hijacked a 38 caliber revolver at Live Oak High School, climbed a goal post, threatened about 150 PE students, fled to a nearby elementary school, and fired at Officer Al Ryan from a telephone booth narrowly missing him. Police pursued, Young discarded clothing and the gun clip during the chase.
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Live Oak
Calif
Kenneth Young
al Ryan
Young
Ryan
Clarence, Kissel
Mario Gomes
Nhon
No Quorum Session Held by W T Chamber
Centerville reports a no quorum meeting of three Washington Township Chamber directors agreed to publish a brochure on Washington township. Stuart Nixon, committee chairman, proposed a color brochure.
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W.T. Chamber
Centerville
Washinton Township
Voters turnout seen for Eisenhower era midterm test
United Press reports California records show more than four million ballots cast as voters prepare for a mid term evaluating the Eisenhower administration. Polls hint at Democratic gains locally with possible Democratic control of the House and potential Senate shift in the 84th Congress.
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United Press
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Californians Vote In Off Year State Election
More than 4,000,000 Californians went to the polls to decide a crucial off year election. Turnout in metro areas ran higher than June primary but below 1952 general results with weather shaping early voting patterns. Early figures show San Francisco 17 percent by 11 a.m., Los Angeles 16 percent, San Diego 11 percent, Sacramento 12 percent, with statewide stakes including governor and a U.S. Senate seat.
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United Press
Midwest
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New
Hampshire
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Adiai E. Stevenson
Mamie
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Nixon
Maine
Alaska
Fdr
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
United States
House of Representatives
California
Congress
Legislative
U. S
Goodwin J.knight
Earl Warren
West Hollywood
Richard P. Graves
Knight
Lafayette
Contra Costa County
Thomass H.kuchel
U.s.senate
Anaheim
Daily Review Won’t Open Tonight for Election Returns
The Daily Review will not be open tonight to furnish election results as bal lot counting in legal races is not expected to be underway until late. Offices reopen tomorrow morning for late returns on legal issues and candidates with specific hours at Hayward and Centerville.
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Daily Review
Hayward
Censterville
Censerville
Campaign to the Wire in 1958 midterm bids
Washington reports the final push by both parties in the crucial midterm race. President Eisenhower appeals for massive turnout while Stevenson and Nixon trade sharp partisan charge. Eisenhower urges voting and warns against staying home. Stevenson attacks Republican tactics as disloyal to democracy. Nixon advocates a Republican Senate to advance the Eisenhower program and counter communism.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Richard M
Nixon
Stevenson
Congress
Mamie
New York
United States
Indochina
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