Reds Propose Arms Limit Talk
Eden Hospital directors expressed strong support for Administrator Harry A. Blythe in a 4 to 1 confidence vote at a board meeting. The statement praised Blythe’s leadership, noting hospital expansion, staffing, and efficiency while defending his handling amid criticism from a small vocal group.
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Harry A. Blythe
Balatee
Paul Rhodes
Blythe
Marvin D. Richardson
Milton P. Ream
Julius Levine
A. G. Jackson
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Russell City to Talk Annex Talks With Hayward
Russell City Community Services district executive board plans a Monday public meeting at Russell School to discuss annexation to Hayward. Reports on last week’s talks with Urban League officials and Russell City Civic Club members will follow. Wednesday discussions with Hayward City Manager D. Smith and other officials are noted.
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Russell City Community Services District
Hayward
An & Pan
Russell School
Urban League
Russell City Civic Club
D. Smith
UC Budget Near 107 Million With 8 Percent Rise
BERKELEY UC budget for 1957-58 will top 100 million dollars for the first time, set at 107 94 502 an 8.0 percent increase over the current year. The figure was announced at a board of regents meeting in Berkeley alongside the appointment of Stanley E. McCauvey as vice president and executive assistant to the president. The Mount Hamilton Observatory shows the largest percentage increase at 142 percent.
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University of California
Yester
University
Board of Regents
Stanley E. McCauvey
Alumni Association
Mount Hamilton Observatory
Negro couple moves into Hayward home despite spite sign
A black couple began moving into a Hayward house at 27524 11th street last night, encountering no trouble despite a "No Colored Wanted" placard. Calvin Butley said he and his wife Ellen would continue moving in today after purchasing the house November 10 from Mary Rodriguez. Police were called yesterday morning to inspect the sign leaning on the door, but the couple reported no difficulties.
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11Th Street
Calvin Butley
Ellen
Butler
the Daily Review
Mary Rodriguez
Orchard Avenue
East 4Th Street
Oakland
West Coast Longshore Strike Ties Up Major Ports
Workers defy orders as longshoremen walk out in a coast to coast disruption. ILA members idled ships from Portland to Brownsville and San Francisco, with 2 dozen vessels tied up and more affected along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Rubber, electrical, and railroad labor actions threaten broader paralysis as mediators seek quick settlements and the government eyes a possible 80 day injunction under Taft Hartley.
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Vienna
Comraunis
International
Jengshere
Sidamack Ont ‘Men’s Association
Ind
Portland
Brownsville
Tex
ILA
Coos Bay
Ore
Longview
Wash
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Rubber Workers
Firestone iTire and Rubber Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Louisville, Ky
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginmen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Braktmen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen
Brotherhood of Lotormaetive Engineers
Rai
Washington
Hungarian Workers urged to return to work after Soviet attack
Reporters describe the Janos Kadar regime ordering workers to resume duties this morning while Budapest radio pled for calm. Rebel resistance persists along the Czech border as Czechoslovak and Soviet forces clash. Neuer Kurier notes artillery duels near Rabafuzeshi on the Danube in northwest Hungary.
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Vienna
Neuer Kurier i
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Danube
Hunpen
Hungary
Fiddler Shoots Three Then Kills Self in Hawthorne
Police blame the eternal triangle for a shooting in which violinist John Wood Applewhite shot his estranged wife Dorothy Applewhite and her sister Pauline Yarpeér, wounding both and injuring a third, then killed himself. William Gumr, 32, is jailed on suspicion of murder as a witness. Dorothy and Pauline fight for their lives in Hawthorne Hospital.
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John Wood Applewhite
William D. Gumr
Dorothy Applewhite
Raisin Checks Go to Growers in 1955-56 Reviews
Fresno report states the federal Raisin administrative committee mailed 758,956 dollars in final payments to 2,755 growers and two cooperative associations for reserve and surplus Thompson seedless raisins. Committee manager W. L. Jackson notes total payments rise to 9,849,325 dollars, average 171 dollars per ton, with final reserve payments at 8,034 dollars and surplus at 10,038 dollars after taxes.
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WUP
Federal
Raisin Administrative Committee
W. L. Jackson
Fair Weather Forecast For Bay Area This Weekend
Fair weather expected across the Bay Area with a dissolving storm front to the north. Temperatures 43 to 65 locally, winds 8 to 12 mph today easing to light breezes, slight cooling tomorrow. Northern High Sierra to see some snow flurries. Santa Clara Livermore San Joaquin and Salinas Valleys forecast 35 to 76 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
High Sierra
Santa Clara
Livermore
San Joaquin
Salinas Valley
Freeway Job Awarded for San Francisco Embay Embarcadero
The California State Public Works Department awarded a 7,075,100 contract for sections of the two level Embarcadero Freeway in San Francisco. Charles L Harper Co of San Francisco secured the job between Harrison and Vallejo streets. The structure will provide at least four traffic lanes on each level and a ramp from the north side of Broadway toward the Embarcadero. The State Belt Railroad tracks will be relocated as part of the project.
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State Department of Public Works
Harrison
Broadway
Embarcadero
Sandsome
State -Belt Railroad
Eve Patrick Advice Column Debuts in Younger Set
The Daily Review launches Eve Patrick’s advice column on the Younger Set page. Appearing each Saturday, the column targets high school students with guidance on dating school work home and social activities.
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Eve Patrick
The
Daily Review
Moon Total Eclipse Visible Tonight in Bay Area
Bay Area residents may witness a total lunar eclipse if fair weather holds. The event begins around 9 30 p m and lasts about two hours and 24 minutes, with complete eclipse occurring at 10 08 p m as Earth’s shadow covers the Moon.
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Bay Area
New Dispute Strikes Suez Over Canal Crisis
London reports a fresh clash between Britain and Egypt over the Suez Canal threatening to derail United Nations policing efforts. Dag Hammarskjold in Cairo discusses the crisis with President Nasser as Britain and France draw up plans to reopen the canal amid Egyptian opposition. Proposals to destroy bridges and naval actions spark sharp Egyptian accusations of aggression and violations of UN resolutions. Patrick Maitland calls for a tougher Anglo French response.
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Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Canal Zone
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British’ Admiralty
Royal Navy
South Fend
Abdel Kader- Hatem
Egyptian Information Department
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France
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Canal
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Patrick Maitland
Suez
Gamal Abdel. Nasser
Open Sky Plan Proposed by Soviet For Buffer Zone
Russia proposed a 1000 mile buffer zone subject to Open Sky inspections and a summit to discuss disarmament. Notes to Eisenhower and leaders including Chou En Lai Eden Mollet Nehru named neutrals China Yugoslavia Indonesia Burma. Russia offered aerial inspection of 800 km on each side of the deployment line amid broader disarmament calls.
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Eisenhower
China
Chou
En- Lai
Athony Eden
Guy Mollet
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
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Jury acquits Hayward school head Paul Walters
In Hayward Municipal Court a jury found Palomares school Principal Paul E Walters not guilty of striking a pupil. Walters living at 1949 Dublin Boulevard Hayward faced charges of hitting 13 year old Danny Turner at the school on June 15. He testified he slapped the boy on two occasions and denied a single blow to the stomach amid the prosecution claim.
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Palomares
Paul E. Walters
Walters
Dublin Boulevard
Tas
Danny Turner
Sunnyslope Avenue
Young
Turner
Seven Die in Headon Crash Near San Onofre Overpass
A headon collision on Highway U S 101 at the San Onofre overpass killed seven people including five Marines from Camp Pendleton. Identified Marines are Marion J. Hughs 22 Billy D. Gray 20 Donald LeBlanc 21 Joe S. Delap 23 and Jacke G. Bowlin 19. Civilians Bernie Harry Davis 24 of Los Angeles and Arthur Shankman 24 of Lakewood also died.
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Steven Persons
Camp Pendleton
U.S. 201
Oceanside
California Highway Patrol
iMarion J. Hughs
Billy D. Gray
Donald LeBlanc
Joe S. Delap
Jacke G. Bowlin
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Supplies Flown to Marooned Party off Vancouver Island
A Royal Canadian Air Force plane departed Sea Island today to deliver food fuel and medical aid to four men marooned at Cape Scott at Vancouver Island s northern tip. Severe weather hampered the mission with the Vancouver rescue center in contact with the men. A barge stood offshore awaiting calmer seas to evacuate them. One man reportedly suffered a heart attack.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Sea Island
Cape Scott
Vancouver Island
Air Force
Nuclear test reported by Tass Agency in Moscow
A Tass Agency notice in Moscow announced a high altitude nuclear explosion by Russia. It noted the test occurred today November 17, 1856, and that previous Soviet detonations were first detected by U.S. monitors, with no strength details provided.
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Russia
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U.S
Washington
Soviet Union
Tass
Cuba to Charge Hungary Strife As Mass Murder
United Nations scene reports Western anger over Soviet mass murder in Hungary and deportations to Siberia. Cuba plans a resolution led by Emilio Nunez Portuondo demanding an end to deportations as retaliation for the uprising. The United States under Hoover supports UN action if Soviet volunteers enter the Middle East and urges immediate focus on Hungary.
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Hungary
United Nations
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Siberia
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
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U. S
Herbert, Hoover, Jr
United States
U. N
Middle East
Hoover
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Book Scandal Prober Opens Inquiry In California
Assistant attorney general Clarence Linn started a comprehensive probe into California's textbook scandal. Linn heads the criminal division of Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. and was directed to examine all aspects of Assemblyman Donald D. Boyle's suspended textbook study. The inquiry followed disclosures that aide Thomas B. Mechling also worked for Textanok Publishers.
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INS
Clarence Linn
California
Linn
Edmund G. Brown
Assemblyman
Donald D.boyle
Lafayette
Thomas B. Mechling
Textanok Publishers
Eisenhower weighs Soviet call for big five summit
Washington officials report President Eisenhower will study Moscow's proposal for a five power disarmament conference with Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital. US experts see one new idea in the note open skies inspection within a limited belt near the Iron Curtain. major stockpiles would be outside the zone, making the plan unacceptable. The move is viewed as propaganda to divert attention from Soviet issues with eastern European satellites and the Hungarian crisis.
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Russia
Switzerland
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Walters Reed Hospital
James C. Hagersy
Dulles
Key West
Fla
Hagerty
Sions
Iron Curtain
Moscow
U. S
Wright to design Phoenix Rose Parade float by Frank Lloyd Wright
A Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce spokesman announced internationally known architect Frank Lloyd Wright has agreed to design the Rose Parade float for Pasadena. The awaited theme will be famous firsts and Wright will submit a proposed design within a week and design will be done without compensation due to his interest in Phoenix and its future.
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U.R
Phoenx Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank Lloyd Wright
Pasadena
Callise Russell Burge
Wright
Burge
Phoenix J
Reports of clashes in North Vietnam before Chow En Lai visit
Reports from Ha Noi via Agence France Presse say many North Vietnamese soldiers were killed in a revolt against Ho Chi Minh’s regime. The dispatch comes on the eve of Chow En Lai’s planned visit, as Communist North Vietnam faces internal strife amid regional tensions.
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Indochina
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Viet Nam
Ho Chi ‘Minh
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Hanoi
Fremier Chow ‘En-Lal
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