Hospital Probe Targets Eden Hospital Board Actions
Leon a Ward reports testimony before a state legislature sub committee on Eden Hospital affairs in Hayward. Twelve witnesses opposed to hospital administration described high costs and doctor fees while pro hospital supporters cited cost surveys and public access claims. The panel plans to reconvene in December to finish hearing.
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Leona Ward
Julius Levine
Hayward
Eden Township
E ‘Hospital
Assembly
Eden Hospital
Veterans’ Memorial
Rex M. Cunningham
Ventura
RIGH
Marvin D. Richardson
Bay Area
Richardson
Sessons
Levine
Milton. F. Ream
Hayward Sets Vote on Annex in 695 Acre Proposal
Hayward City council set a January 15 election for the Harder Tennyson annexation after a public hearing with one protest. Owner E A Hauge of San Lorenzo said utility costs would be a luxury he cannot afford. The 695 acre area near Tennyson Harder Western roads would add about 1700 residents and straighten the city’s southwest boundaries. Hauge, a non resident, argued he could seek a court injunction against the election. No written protests were filed. The council also appropriated 9300 for a March census estimating population near 50,000, which would boost motor vehicle and gas tax payments by about 120,000. An airport improvement transfer of 10,000 was approved to be repaid. Plans for a Winton avenue civic center and a new 100,000 water department building were discussed with no immediate action.
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Hayward
Harder-Tennygon
E. A. Hauge
San Lorenzo
Huntwood Avenue
Committee
William Scan~ton
John Harris
Ordi Mance
Siaff
Winton “Avenue
Public Services Commission
Water Department
Control Drive On Billboards Gains Support
The Daily Review leads a county ordinance push to curb billboards along county highways with Newark and Fremont backing. Newark Citizens Advisory Planning committee will urge the city council to pass an interim delay measure while a planning firm drafts a governing ordinance. Fremont Councilman Brute Michael praises the campaign as a City Beautiful committee proposes a tough bill banning highway billboards and city officials expect action next month.
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Daily Review
Newark
Fremont
Citizens Advisory Planning Committee
Brute Michael
City Beautiful Committee
Robert Coop
Coop
Appeal for Road Work Funds Due in Alameda County
An Alameda County advisory committee will urge the State Highway Commission in Sacramento to provide supplementary funds to speed up the statewide highway program. The meeting in Fremont will discuss South Crossing, Newark, Davis, San Leandro street improvements, and a new interchange at First Avenue with widening and overpass work.
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Alameda County
State Highway Commission
Sacramento
Ala
Fremont
Twenty Three US Warships Sail From Coast
Twenty three United States Navy warships depart West coast ports for emergency First Fleet assignments in the Pacific. Destroyer divisions 21 2 and 93 and the cruiser USS Helena sailed yesterday from Long Beach. Essex class and Yorktown units left Alameda.
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Long Beach
United States Navy
Pacific
Helena
Shaneri-Ga
Yorktown
Alameda
Wife's Suit Yields About 500000 Dollar Property Award
Mrs. Marjorie McClurken, 48, wins a divorce with a court awarding her property valued at more than half a million dollars after testifying her husband refused to buy dentures. She said ill fitting teeth forced her to bite her wealthy contractor-husband, and the bite led to the suit's outcome.
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San Diego
Marjorie McClurken
Western states hear on water resources reform at NRA convention
About 600 delegates from 17 western states opened the 25th annual National Reclamation Association convention in Salt Lake City. President Guy C. Jackson of Anahuac Texas and Commissioner W. A. Dexheimer urged federal legislation guaranteeing state water development laws and pushing the nation's water resources into the future. Senator George W. Maloney was to speak after a luncheon, delayed by snow.
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Salt Lake City
National Reclamation Assn
Guy C. Jackson
Anahuac
Tex
W. A. Dexheimer
Reclamation
Jackson
Dexheimer
George W. Maloney
R-New
NRA
Bay Area Butcher Strike Averted in Peace Talks
VA announces relocation plan for Oakland veterans hospital after union meatworkers call off planned Martinez strike. Contra Costa negotiators and 30 wholesale meat companies reach peace deal at 4 a.m. ending a 1000 bed hospital related disruption.
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Martinez
Contra Costa Gotiators
Union County
Annex Move Talk Aimed at Russell City Redevelopment
City discussion centers on annexing Russell City to Hayward and tying it to urban renewal. Union carpenter Charles Roe cites 22 percent unemployment in Alameda County and 25 percent in adjacent counties as funding and job concerns fuel the plan. City Manager S D Smith to meet with the Russell City Civic Club to explore annexation.
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Frank Monto
Russell City
Hayward
Stee
Charles Roe
The
Carpenters Union
S. D. Smith
Russell City Civic Club
Lillian Ritchie
Adams Street
City Hall
Roe
Daily Review
Alameda County
Alameda
Contral Costa Counties
Death Penalty Abolition Urged At San Francisco Hearing
Attorney General Edmund G. Brown led officials urging California to abolish capital punishment. Only San Francisco District Attorney Thomas Lynch favored the death penalty. Brown proposed a five year moratorium to study the issue and suggested life imprisonment without parole as a stronger deterrent.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
College Bid Topic for C of C State
Newark Chamber of Commerce tonight will discuss the possibility of obtaining and locating a state college in Southern Alameda County. Also on the 8 p.m. meeting agenda at Sycamore Hall are reports by the Dues and Membership committee and the committee working on stringing Christmas lights along Thornton Avenue downtown.
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Newark—Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
Sycamore Hall
Thornton Avenue
Grenades in Hungarian Worker Strike Ignite Violent Uprising
Vienna reports say Hungarian workers hurled grenades during a general strike in Budapest as patriots freed nearly 1000 captive fighters. Soviet forces reportedly deported thousands of Hungarian youths to Siberia while radio claims of “genocide” and attacks spread. Train ambushes near the northeast area killed Russian guards as rebels blocked the Budapest rail line toward the Soviet frontier.
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Vienna
Ins
Budapest
Siberia
Hungary
Mongol Troop Use Testified Before Senate
Istvan Laszlo testified to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee about Hungarian freedom fighters and claims that Russian forces used Mongolian troops to crush the uprising. He said two divisions were brought from Czechoslovakia and that occupation troops were coerced into attacking Hungarian patriots.
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Washington
Iks
Senate
Istvan Laszlo
Kremlin
Poles to Hold Moscow Parley in Poland Shakeup
A Polish Communist Party delegation led by Wladyslaw Gomulka and Premier Jozef Cyrankiewicz will travel by train to Moscow for talks with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev. The meeting follows Gomulka's push to reform Poland’s Stalinist party and government, after a cabinet shift and troop movements on the border raised tensions.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Goumulka
Moscow
Poland
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Gorgutka
Ike Says Nation Will Act in U N
President Eisenhower said the United States will oppose through the United Nations any dispatch of Russian or Chinese arms or volunteers. He stressed the UN may act beyond resolutions and cautioned against unilateral moves. He condemned Soviet use of force in Hungary and rejected a Big Four summit on Hungary and the Middle East.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Tne
United States
U.N
Sealy
Russia
China
Egypt
Moscow
U.S
White House
Hungary
Middle ‘East
Egypt Asks Russia for Volunteers to Aid Egypt
London dispatch reports Egypt has asked Russia to dispatch volunteer forces to Egypt immediately. The move escalates the Middle East crisis with Arab sources in Moscow citing a formal government action. In Suez Sinai, French British and Israeli troops face Egyptians, while Israel links troop deployment to a broader settlement. Maj Gen Burns surveys staging areas awaiting U N Secretary General Hammarskjold.
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London
U.P
Russia
Egypt
Moscow
Mid East
Middle East
Paris
Washington
United Nations
Said
Suez Canal Zone
Sinai-desithi
New York
Golda. Mewi
Israel
Naples
M.’ Burns
U.N
Dag Hammar
Skiold
Home Building Decline Warned by Industry Expert
BERKELEY Dr N H Rogg chief economist of the Nation of home builders warns that the current decline in home construction will continue unless a reexamination of the entire credit machinery that funds industry is undertaken.
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Berkeley
N. H. Rogg
U N Signals Move of Police Forces into Egypt
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced an immediate start for U N police forces to move into Egypt signaling a rapid escalation in international security action. The move follows rising regional tensions and calls for peacekeeping deployment.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjald
U.N
Egypt
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D. Smith
Veteran's Administration
Oakland
Veteran's Hospital
Board of ‘Supervisors
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Russell
State ‘College
Ike
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