Eden Receives First Patients As Pickets Continue
Castro Valley report notes four hospital floors opened for patients while labor unions Cal Workers and Bartenders Alliance 823 and Local 250 seek jurisdiction over kitchen staff. Culinary workers near agreement, Office Workers Local 29 rejected district offer. Pickets have blocked hospital entrances since Oct. 29 amid a Saturday lumber-controversy incident.
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Castro Valley
E Hospital
Harry B
Cal
Kitche
Blythe
Office Workers International
Local 29
Dedication marks Eden Township Hospital opening
Dedication ceremonies at the Eden Township Hospital site drew officials from Castro Valley and San Leandro with Marvin Richardson presiding under threatening weather. James Garcia, hospital’s first admitted patient, faced a picket-line return but entered as a diagnosed case, accompanied by his wife Margaret. Local leaders and clergy participated in rites as builders, contractors, and civic figures praised the seven story hospital destined to expand regional beds and health services.
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Fairchild
Marvin Richardson
Eden Township
Valiecitos Parlor
N.D.G.W
Castro Valley
Eden
James Garcia
Caterpillar Tractor Company
J San Leandro
Pansy Street
Garcia
Em‘plages International
Wiliam Kesssler
Margaret
Marvin D. Richardson
Gordon RF. Cumming
Bureau of Hospitals
Department of Public Health
Princpal
Eden Hospital
A. G. Jackson
Milton
P. Ream
Julius Levin Leslie
Williams
Carmen Jarnigan
Arnold Anderson
Haymes Deportation Stay Delays US Review
The government will pause Dick Haymes deportation while a full court review is prepared. Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Strickler announced the administrative stay in a Washington court, after Haymes sought to halt removal following the immigration board’s decision. The singer had faced immediate deportation for allegedly dodging the WWII draft by claiming Argentine citizenship.
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Washington
Dick Haymes
Justice Department
U.S
Frank Strickler
Haymes
Argentina
Board of Immigration Appeals
Welbuyn Mayock
California
Rita Hayworth
Hawaii
Policeman Quotes Dr Sam On Story of Two Attacks
Bay Village Patrolman Fred Twenkhan testified he heard a white form in the bedroom and a dark form on the beach during the July 4 murder of Dr Sam Sheppard’s pregnant wife. He described questions asked after the arrest and said Sheppard claimed he was asleep on a couch when his wife called.
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Dr. Sam
Cleveland
INS
Sam Sheppard
Bay Village
Fred Twenkhan
Society
Ofteopath
Aon
Samang
Sheppard
Chip
Drenkhan
Sam
Tor Parring
Drenkham
Dr. Lem
Marcésr
Sar Sheppard
Parrino
Lawton Collins mission to Indochina outlined
The report describes General Lawton Collins as undertaking a primarily military mission in Indochina to survey about 1.9 million tons of American weapons and supplies stored there. He will advise on future military aid to the Vietnam regime, with findings likely guiding actions and risks following ongoing political turmoil.
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Washington
Lawton Collins
Indochina
Thip
Army
Far
Vietnam
Collins
Far East
Senator Watkins and McCarthy clash over censuring bid
Washington headlines show Sen Arthur Watkins and Sen Joseph McCarthy trading sharp charges as Watkins witnesses before McCarthy’s panel. The Senate resumes debate on censuring McCarthy while Jenner objects that the Watkins probe amounts to a grand jury and omits key evidence.
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Washington
INS
Arthur W. Watking
Joseph R McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Watkins
GOP
William F. Knowland
William
Jenne
Ind
Jenner
Watkins Committee
Wisconsin
Ralph Zwicker
Wati
Zwicker
Careless Play Sparks Hayward House Fire
A four year old touched off a two alarm fire at 9 05 am in Hayward injuring no one and causing an estimated 4000 in damages at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Magurro 26073 Whittier Lane The blaze spread through a bedroom bathroom and hallway as about 20 off duty Hayward firefighters arrived and contained it within about 15 minutes Fire Chief Matt Jimenez reported the loss and crew response.
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Hayward
Arthur Magurro
Whittier Lane
Young Arthur Jr
Matt Jimenez
Hayward Fire Department
Hayward Case May Go To High Court Over Condemnation
A Berkeley area case could reach the California Supreme Court as Hayward sues to condemn property for off street parking near Foothill Boulevard. Harden contests the action, filing a demurrer arguing lack of legal basis for condemning outside city limits and questions public use.
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Hayward
Foothill
Oakland
California Supreme Court
Heyward
Aweiwoth
Wiliam R. Marden
Brow Te Autieees
Harden
Robert Burnstein
State Apjpelate
State Supreme Court
Burnstein
de Imutver
Boulevars
Hayward High School
MacDonald Products Company
San Francisco
Lfe
Lany City Authority
President Urges Senate Approval of German Pacts
President Eisenhower urged the Senate to ratify two Paris pacts granting sovereignty to West Germany and its entry into NATO. He characterized the agreements as a major step for Atlantic defense, European unity, and a new spirit of cooperation among free nations. He asked for prompt action in January to ratify both accords ending occupation controls and admitting West Germany to NATO.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Senate
Paris
West Germany
Germany
NATO
United States
Europe
Britain
France
U.S
Husband Identifies Victim of Accident
The blonde woman killed Friday night at 162nd avenue and Foothill boulevard was identified as Mrs. Leura F. Todd, 1425 San Leandro Street, Oakland, by her husband Charles E. Todd. Howard Bing Chow, 38, of Ashland, said he was driving through the intersection when he heard a impact and found the victim.
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162Nd Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Leura F. Todd
San Leandro Street
Oakland
Charles £. Todd
Howard Bing Chow
Ehie Street
Ashland
Chow
New Highway 50 to Tracy Opens Tomorrow
A new 4 mile section of U S Highway 50 from Altamont Pass to Tracy will open, replacing a nine and a half mile winding route. The two lane each way road features easy grades, ribbon cuttings planned at 2 pm and 3 pm with Alameda, Tracy, Stockton and San Joaquin officials and a luncheon at Castlewood Country Club. Construction valued at nearly three million dollars, with paving finished by mid 1950s standards.
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Tracy
Altamont Pass
Alameda County
Tracy District
San Joaquin
Alameda-San Joaquin
New Hoad
Seven Injured In Weekend Hayward Traffic Crashes
At least seven people were injured in weekend traffic accidents in the Hayward area. Mrs Edna Hokanson, 65, hospitalized with fractures after a collision at Highway 50 and San Ramon Road involving Ethel Chapin Tibbet, 69, and Jimmie Blaylock, 27. Blaylock’s daughter Glenda, 6, had minor injuries. Tibbet cited for improper turning. Five others were injured near Jensen Road on Highway 30 in a three car crash, including Youlanda Craig, Garry Trudell, Dorothy McDuff, Pamela McDuff, and Lucy McDuff. All incidents described as non fatal with varying degrees of injury.
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Hayward
California Highway Patrol
Edna Hokanson
St. Pauls Hospital
Highway 50
San Ramon Road
Hokanson
Ethel Chapin Tibbet
Santa Cruz
Jimmie Junio Blaylock
Modesto
Blaylock
Glenda
Faye Blaylock
Tibbat
Highway 30
Jensen Road
Youlanda Craig
Garry Trudell
San Francisco
Ernest Arthur Trudell
Dorothy McDuff
Pamela McDuff
Lucy McDuff
San Leandro
Phil Roy McDuff
Deputies hunt three escapees in Palomares Canyon
Deputies search the hills near Palomares Canyon off Highway 50 for three Alameda County jail escapees. A man thought to be one of them was sighted in bushes near Rowell ranch at 6:30 am. The trio Ted Krausen 27 Albert Zapata 29 and Eugene Whittington 24 escaped from Santa Rita jail last night after transfers from Oakland.
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Palomares Canyon
Highway 50
Alameda County
Santa Rita
Rowell Ranch
Ted Krausen
Albert Zapata
Eugene Whittington
Oakland
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Robert Allen
Asia
Sealy
Nystrom Furniture
P.M
Meekland
Peress
San Joaquin Valley
Hearing Aid Center
Mai
B Street
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