Freak Crash Kills Hayward Man
Benny Bias a 23 year old Hayward man died when his car crashed after fleeing San Leandro officers. His wife Marie 18 was uninjured. Bias a Korean veteran married a month earlier and survived by his mother and siblings. Funeral at Temple de la Cruz Hayward with interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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San Leandro
Benny Bias
Yolo Street
Hayward
Ins
Marie
Washington Avenue
San Leandro Pga
Bias
Oeklandian- Ted
Eugene F. Saper
Alameda County
Sheriff's Department
Victoria Bias
Flora Rodrigues
Rose Robero
Emily Ruiz
Frances Bias
Cecilia Bias
Annie Ortiz
San Francisco
Temple de la Cruz
Golden Gate National Cemetery
Blas
Censure Hearings Open Today McCarthy Predicts Loss
The Senate opens its historic censure session against Senator Joseph R. McCarthy with him predicting defeat. He argues Democrats and Liberal Republicans seek to “lynching” him while fearing Republican leaders may not back him. A key Senate source doubts any Democrats will vote against censure as the debate looms.
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McCarthy
Washington. Tm
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wil
Iam F. Knowland
Sweer
Arthur Y. Watkins
Rutah
Meck Carthy
Subcommittee
Robert C. Hendrickson
R-N.d
Ralph W. Zwicker
Joff
Sens. McCarthy
Francis Case
R-S.c
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
A.S. Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Everett M. Dirksen
R-U1
Knowland
Richard M. Nixon
Case
AEC Discusses Dixon-Yates Pact Yet to Sign Contract
The Atomic Energy Commission met for two hours to discuss signing the Dixon-Yates power contract but the deal remained unsigned after the closed session. Edgar H. Dixon and Engene A. Yates said the contract had not been signed. Chairman Lewis Strauss refused to discuss details, citing the private meeting with Congress.
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Washington
the Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Edgar H. Dixon
Engene A. Yates
Power Combine
AEG
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Joint
Congressional Stomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower taps Dulles for Supreme Court vacancy
President Eisenhower, aiming to speed ratification of SEATO and recent Paris rearmament accords, elevates John Foster Dulles to the Supreme Court. Dulles will push Senate approval of European and civic pacts as the White House weighs a new Secretary of State, with no decision on Governor Dewey.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Senate
Seato Alliance
Far East
Paris
West
Germany
Congress
Dulles
Robert Jackson
White House
Dewey
Henry Cabot
Hayward Public Utilities hearing on Key System transit
The Public Utilities Commission will hold a hearing on December 2 at 10 am in the Hayward Public Library lecture room. City Attorney Gil Oakes announced the city’s complaint against Key System for denying service to the Muir district as Hayward grows. The route proposal would serve about 12,000 more people, easing traffic, and extends from Niles highway to Castro, with amendments to the current line along A street, Hesperian boulevard, and Winton Russell. The order was sent to Key System and other transit and local officials.
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Public Utilities Commission
Hay
Ward
Nsouth
Gil Oakes
CityAttorney
Hayward Public Library
Oakes
Commission
Key. System
Muir
Hayward
Key System
Niles Highway
Tennyson Road
Western Boulevard
Harder
Cypress
Jackson
Castro
Kay System
Hesperian Boulevard
Winton Avenue
Russell Road
I Oakes
Ami
Miller Transit
Peerless
Stage Lines
Brandon. Construction Company
Palma ‘Ceia
Village
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
CIO Votes Tonight on Strike at Oak Ridge
About 3,500 Oak Ridge Gas Coke and Chemical Workers Union CIO members will vote tonight on a compromise wage package to end eight months of dispute at the Oak Ridge atomic plants and Paducah Kentucky plants.
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CIO
Oak Ridge
Vak Ridge
Tenn
Pa‘dueah, Ky
Oak ‘Ridge
Gas, Coke and Chemical
Workers’ Union
Paducah
Knowland Urges U S Action In Plane Attack
U S Senate leaders push for a hard response after two Soviet Mig fighters attack a B 29 over Japan near Hokkaido. They demand stronger measures against Soviet pilots and expanded air interceptions to protect American planes in the Far East.
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Knowland
U. S
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Soviet Union
John Jd. Sparkman
D-Ala
J i
Anthony F. Feith
Ghestex
Hokkaido
David N. Oliver
Hayward Drags in East Bay United Crusade Drive
Hayward trails every East Bay community with only 22.3 percent of its Crusade goal pledged, amid low contributions across divisions. Sanford links shortfall to citizen reluctance while other towns like Washington 43.2 percent and Castro Valley 28.2 percent show stronger progress.
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Hayward
East Bay United
Crusade
Merritt Sanford
East Bay
Crusade Fund
Sanford
Commerce and Industry
Washington Township
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Mystery man sought in hit and run death of Rev. Runnells
Hayward police search for a white shirted mystery man who may ID the late model Buick that struck and killed Rev. Ernest Potter Runnells 60, as he crossed Bay Bridge road near Mt Eden. The April 28 incident occurred at 8 p.m. when Runnells stepped from a truck to buy flowers for his wife.
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Hayward
Ernest Potter Runnells
Bay, Bridge Road
Mt. Eden
George Kelly
Sax
Runnells
Runmells
Hayward Episcopal Church
Bay Bridge Boulevard
Mounting Interest in Bay Colleges Sparks Plans
Oakland area looks to expand higher education with a four year state college proposed for Hayward and two junior colleges planned for Alameda County in Berkeley and Alameda. A third junior college already began this fall at Laney Trade and Merritt. Dr Vaughn D Seidel notes a possible district including Hayward San Leandro and Alameda, with Berkeley able to support a junior college, leaving Emeryville Albany and Piedmont outside. No formal district proposal has been filed.
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Oakland
Hayward
Alameda
Berkeley
U.S. Maritime, Training
Io D'S
Laney, Trade
Merritt-Business
San Leandro
Supreme Court Eyes First Term Ruling On School Use
The Supreme Court may issue its first decision of the term today in a case where Yonkers New York board of education barred a peace committee from using school property. James Ellis argued equal protection while the board says use is discretionary. A New York court found Ellis failed to show legal duty breach. The Court also weighs 50 other cases including a tax question on interstate shipments.
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Washington, m— She
Supreme Court
Peace Committee
Yonkers
N. C
Board of Education
Teews Committee For Peace
James R. Ellis
New York
Ellis
Mae
Democrats Tell Ike To Muzzle Nixon
Democratic leaders press President Eisenhower to curb Vice President Richard Nixon over alleged slanderous actions. Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell warned that cooperation with the Democratic majorities in Congress hinges on stopping the activity.
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Ike
Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard
Democratic
National
Stephen A. Mitchell
Senate
House
Soviet Reply Denies Blame in RB-29 Shootdown
The Soviet Union rejected a U S protest over the shooting down of an RB-29 reconnaissance plane that crashed in Japan. Moscow said the American aircraft opened fire on Soviet fighters and violated the state border in the Kurile area, delivering the note to Ambassador Charles E Bohlen.
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Washington
United States
Soviet’ Union
Japan
Yuge Faget
Moscow
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Hokukaido
Senate
Republicans
William F. Knowland
Lram
Seventh Fleet
Far East
U.S
Knowland
Russia
State Department
Red China
Il Wall
Britain
Charles E. Wilson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rourke B.hickenlooper
Sea of Japan
Kurile Islands
Feith
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkay
Kremlin
Ammbassador
Malenkov
Stalin
INS
Kuriles
Unions Maintain Picket Lines at Eden Hospital
Pickets from two unions remained at Eden Hospital entrances in Castro Valley as labor contract talks stalled into the 10th day. About 1000 visitors toured the $5 million facility during open houses. Negotiations were scheduled with Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance Local 823, Office Employees International Local 29, and other unions as administrators pursued a deal while hospital officials resisted union shop language and deferred wage and classification details.
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Castro Valley
APL
Lake Chabot Road
Stanton Avenue
Eden Hospital
Marvin DD
Richardson
Harry Blythe
Culinary Workers
Bartenders Alliance
Office Employes International
Hospital
Hospital Board
Laurence Corbatt
Blythe
Perry E. Bardellini
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Crogse
Monterey
AEC
Atomic Commission
Senate House Atomic Committee
Potters
Thomas E. Murray
Joint Compressional Atomic Committee
ABC
Robert Allen
Huffaker Hearing Aid Center
ST. Jel
Muir Service
Newark
Santa Clara
Condit
Joseph Pollins
Newark Chemical Plant
Childran
County Superior Court
Joyce
William Garrity
Pollins
Leroy A. Broun
Centerville
United Crusade
Bay Colleges
Bulletin
Sarah Bernhardt
Nystrom Furniture Co
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