Building Plight Slow-Down Fear In South Alameda County
In this second article on Southern Alameda County’s multi million home building industry the slow down risks broad economic damage says Charles Roe of Hayward Local 1622 Carpenters Union. He warns unemployment for trades workers supplier firms and weakened retail. Possible fixes include higher FHA VA rates with a VA increase to 5 percent eyed. the National Association of Home Builders and local Realtors urge action. Roe notes pension fund investment in home mortgages is debated while urban renewal and planning may ease local strain. California hopefuls include a federal highway program allocating 441 200 000 and a Cal Vet loan expansion following recent approval.
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Elvis Praised for Boxing Display in Toledo
Elvis Presley drew praise from police for a boxing display in Toledo after an incident with a 13-year-old husband, Lewis Balint, over a wallet photo. Balint was booked for disturbance as Presley performed before about 13,000 teens, after which Presley headed to Cleveland.
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Veteran S F Cop Arrested In Bar Fight
James H Kerr a 44 year old San Francisco police sergeant was suspended and booked on drunk charges after a tavern fracas in which he was punched in the nose by a woman. Off duty in civilian clothes Kerr was at the Who Cares club after Thanksgiving when his service revolver slipped from his pocket. Eyewitnesses say Kerr offered to dance to Mrs Elia Iverson who refused and he punched her? The incident left Kerr on the floor with blood on his shirt and led to bail negotiations.
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Winchells TV Show Dropped in New York
New York columnist reports Walter Winchell will lose his NBC TV show when his contract ends in six weeks. Sponsors will not renew, and Winchell will receive about 75000 dollars in severance pay. The Broadway column notes the decision amid possible shifts in programming.
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Mediators Act In Dock Strike
Federal mediators move to end the coastwide dock strike with talks set between James F. Finnegan and top officials of the New York Shipping Association and the International Longshoremen's Association. A Taft Hartley injunction threat looms if peace efforts fail as hearings speed toward a possible court order.
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Holiday Traffic Toll Tops One Hundred Fifty Dead
A United Press tally shows 150 people killed in traffic accidents during the Thanksgiving 30 hour period ending Thursday midnight. Fifteen deaths were due to fires, two in a plane crash, and 22 from other causes, with Michigan bearing the worst toll and a head on collision on U S 36 west of Springfield noted as the severest single incident. Cold, icy roads and snow plagued many states as nationwide travel continued. President and Mrs. Eisenhower attended Thanksgiving services in Washington D C as a vast winter snap moved across the region.
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Priest Rescues Driver From Flaming Car in Fremont
Father Jean Leon Camille of San Jose rushed to a burning car on the highway near Warm Springs and pulled out the motorist William Green 88 of San Jose. An unidentified truck driver helped with a extinguisher. Green suffered minor injuries and was later booked on unknown charges.
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Woman's Desperate Act Ends in Tragedy in Oakland
An Oakland woman, 22, attempted to stop her husband Theron Miller, 33, from harming himself after he suggested she visit her mother in Hayward. Police report he wrested a rifle from her and shot himself in the chest, despondent over debts tied to his cab business. The incident followed his implied planning involving his insurance papers.
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Top Derries Plan Meet on Future
Washington officials of the Democratic party plan a meeting to discuss the party’s future and strategies. Key figures are examining finance, policy, and organizational direction for upcoming campaigns.
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Berkeley Campus Guards Huge Wood Pile For Pep Rally
Berkeley students guard a large wood pile to be burned at tonight’s pep rally ahead of tomorrow’s game with Stanford. After Stanford’s bonfire burned early yesterday an incendiary device, likely planted by a California student, is suspected. Indian fans faced a smaller bonfire at their rally last night.
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Big Game Weather Predicted Across California And Nation
The Weatherman forecasts sunny skies for tomorrow with a high near 70 in Berkeley as Big Game weather nears. Elsewhere in California fair weather prevails except morning fog along the southern coast. The eastern nation endures subfreezing temperatures from a Great Lakes snowstorm, with Minot N D reporting just below zero and towns in western New York noting foot-deep drifts amid heavy snow in Minnesota and Iowa.
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Eden to Rest in Jamaica Sets Probe on Future of Gov
Prime Minister Anthony Eden flies to say goodbye in Jamaica amid uncertainty over Conservative leadership. The fate of the party appears in the hands of his deputy, R A Butler, as political questions loom over the premiership and party future.
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Americans Spark Olympic Day With Dumas Record Run
The United States claimed two weightlifting golds and a standout performance by Charlie Dumas, who set an Olympic high jump record in Melbourne as Russia moved into the unofficial team lead with Vladimir Kuts dominating the 10,000 meters in 28 45.6. The U S stood fourth with 35 points behind Sweden and others as initial medals rolled in.
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Wife of Local Banker Files Divorce Suit
The wife of prominent Hayward banker and school trustee Julia Stanton has filed for divorce in Alameda County Superior Court after 31 years of marriage. She seeks custody of their minor child and an equitable division of property including the family home, two adjoining lots, house utilities, furniture, and an automobile.
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Gruenther Sees Stronger NATO
General Alfred Gruenther said in Washington that the Anglo French Israeli invasion of Egypt has sparked more unrest in Europe than any other development in the past five years. He added that the NATO alliance will emerge stronger despite the crisis.
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Austrian Guards Kill Red Soldier Near Border
Austrian frontier guards killed a Russian soldier who crossed from Hungary into Austria while pursuing escaping refugees. One assailant was captured and the others fled back toward Hungary.
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Refugees Arrive in Milwaukee from Vienna Flight
About 300 spectators watched as a four engine Flying Tiger liner carrying 74 Hungarian refugees landed at Mitchell Field at 3 am from Gander Newfoundland. The weary group, smiling and waving, began processing customs and preparing to move to new homes in a free country amid quiet celebration.
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Ex Hungary Chief on Way to Romania
Budapest announced that former prime minister Imre Nagy and companions left the city for Romania after seeking refuge in the Yugoslav embassy. Romania agreed to accept them and they arrived on Romanian territory. A government spokesman telephoned reporters with the update, aired soon on Budapest radio.
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