Dublin Canyon Freeway Section Opens East of Castro Valley
The Dublin Canyon Freeway last section will open at 11 a.m. tomorrow, completing a 5.4 mile, 4 lane link from Castro Valley to Tracy and to Oakland via the Hastshore Freeway. A ribbon cutting by the Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee will be held in the eastbound lanes east of Castro Valley. A reception follows at the Dublin Corral. A week later on Nov 14 the 5.8 mile eastshore freeway from Hayward to Centerville will open with a second ceremony at 12:30 p.m. at the Jackson Street end, attended by local and state officials.
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San Leandro Names Planner and Exec for Redevelopment
San Leandro's Redevelopment Agency named an executive director and a planning consultant to lead a broad redevelopment plan funded with 58 215 in federal funds. The effort includes a two mile freeway link from Albany to Sacramento and a center city block landscape project with 1000 eucalyptus trees.
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Francis McCarty wins big in San Francisco vote
Attorney Francis McCarty who led San Francisco effort to lure the New York Giants to the city has been thanked by voters. He was re elected to the board of supervisors with 140 578 votes the highest tally among 15 candidates in yesterday's municipal election.
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Giant Seaplanes To Be Auctioned At Alameda Ballot
At Alameda voters approved most measures while rejecting a 22 million dollar bond for a new courthouse. The Navy decided to auction 74 ton Mars flying boats and other incumbents were replaced by Alfonso J. Zir Poli. About 60 percent voter turnout with McCarty and several others elected to public office.
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Robber Flees In Stocking Feet At Ashville Market
An Asheville supermarket manager seeks a gunman described as a male, who, after holding up the store, fled barefoot in stocking feet. A screaming cashier frightened him, causing him to drop his shoes and escape with cash.
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Asian Flu Claims Monkey at Durham Museum
A six year old monkey named Sam McGuire at the Durham children's museum died after an autopsy showed Asian flu as the cause. The illness appears not limited to humans, with the virus impacting animals as well.
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Russia's Photonic Rockets Promised as Space Dream
London reports Cyril Stanyukovich says Soviet researchers work on photonic rockets reaching light speed using a liquid super fuel not nuclear energy. He cites hopes for fast interplanetary flights and Mars missions, while British expert Kenneth Gatland cautions on practicality.
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Bristol Airliner Crash Kills Fifteen on Test Flight
A large four engine Bristol airliner crashed near Bristol while on a test flight from Filton airport. Officials say 15 people died and 13 bodies were recovered from the wreckage near a crowded school. The aircraft was on approach to land when the accident occurred shortly before noon.
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Fire Hits Second Centerville Cafe
SEREMONT The second Centerville restaurant fire of the week gutted the Buttercrust at 102 Center Square early this morning. Firemen arrived 15 minutes after alarms and estimated damage around 38,000 dollars. The prior fire Monday gutted Kleine’s Bar and Restaurant on Main Street with about 35,000 dollars in damage. Chief Frank Madtuga said the blaze started from grease ignition over the kitchen range, spreading to the attic and roof.
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Graham to Visit San Francisco for Confabs
Billy Graham will visit San Francisco next Monday and Tuesday for conferences with ministers and church leaders in connection with his city crusade next April.
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Field Narrowed For Rose Queen
Pasadena City College coeds are narrowed to 25 candidates for the next Tournament of Roses queen. The list of calddates for the queen's selection in Pasadena is reduced to a smaller pool.
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Twenty-Two New Stores Open at Bay Fair Grand Opening
Bay Fair Shopping Center plans a three day grand opening with twenty two new stores. The $25 million development already includes Macy's in San Leandro. Opening ceremonies begin tomorrow at 10 45 a m at the west Macy's entrance between E 14th St and Hesperian Blvd. City and county officials will attend along with a mass release of helium filled bal le tume.
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Hasty Hayward Wife Winds Up Behind Bars
A Hayward woman, Mrs Josephine Santos, 26, pleaded guilty in Hayward Municipal Court to reckless driving speeding violating license restrictions passing on the right and following too closely. She was jailed at Santa Rita after speeding up to 80 mph while en route home to her husband and children. Santos was released on her own recognizance and will return November 29 for a probation report and sentence.
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Smith College Coed Suicide Shocks Northampton
Deb ors Jean Coolidge, an 18 year old Smith College freshman from Chicago, was found dead by hanging near the infirmary. Authorities say a note was sent to her Chicago parents and her father noted she struggled with college life and workload.
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Felix Gail lard becomes youngest French premier
Paris reports Felix Gail lard, 38, Radical Socialist and economic expert, wins Assembly approval by 137 to 173 votes as his cabinet spans political views except extreme left and right. Investiture ends a six day cabinet crisis.
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Plant Explosion Rocks Oakland Nuclear Facility
An explosion at Oakland's paint plant near BUENOS AIRES impacted a one mile zone but caused no injuries. Authorities dispatched police, ambulances, and fire units while Argentina's Atomic Energy Commission confirms nuclear reactor construction. damage is reported but no casualties.
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Early Watchers See Sputnik II Over Bay Area
Bay Area observers reported Sputnik II rising in pre-dawn skies with a bright white streak. observers including Mrs Paul Koenig of Hayward and Prank Kelly of San Lorenzo described a huge fast moving object. NASA and Smithsonian coordinated data from Chabot Observatory during a four minute pass at 5 28 am local time.
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Sputnik Code Signal Breakthrough By U S Team
An Air Force missile development center in Alamogordo New Mexico reports a special scientific team has succeeded in breaking the Russian code signals from Sputnik. The achievement is described as a breakthrough in signals intelligence and is tied to U S defense research efforts.
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Soviet Issues 40 Kopek Stamp for Sputnik I
Moscow radio says the Soviet Union released a 40 kopek stamp honoring Sputnik I. The design features a world map with the satellite depicted orbiting and includes the inscription World's First Artificial Earth Satellite. The stamp marks October, the fourth stamp in the series.
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Nation to Hear the Address Tomorrow
Washington reports the White House plans an Eisenhower radio address tomorrow night as Russia prepares to mark the Bolshevik revolution anniversary on November 7. Khrushchev is expected to discuss space age advances and boast about intercontinental missiles. Acting presidential press secretary Anne Wheaton hinted at a surprise change in plans during a weekly briefing.
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Airliner Sets New Speed Record From Chicago to San Francisco
An American Airlines passenger plane achieved a new speed record, flying from Chicago to San Francisco in a total time of five hours and twenty minutes. The record was set last night, marking a milestone in faster commercial air travel.
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