Hayward area plans splitter tracts and toll at base
Rousseau Construction proposes three sub divisions south of Hayward golf course with units 1806 1509 and 1510 totaling 762 lots. Park and school sites planned for 1508 and 1510. Annexation questions at Jackson Freeway corner and Dreyer property studied. Also reporting fatal traffic death of Hayward civilian worker Pugh at Parks Base. Several other crashes reported nationwide with multiple fatalities.
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Rousseal Construction Company
Hayward Planning Commission
Rousseau
Hayward Golf Course
Hayward-Niles Highay
Hillview Crest
Jackson Freeway
Jackson
Jackson Street
Dreyer
Hesperian
Hayward Acres
Hayward Area
Hayward
Anderson B. Pugh
Parks Air Force Base
United ‘Press
Pugh
Hopyard Road
Sorensen Bros
Mortuary
Charles Bennett
Willbeam Avenue
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Donna Lorraine
Forest Avenue
Feirmont
Alice Duarte
Miliprias
Irvington
Atendants
Levine Hospital
Duarte
Illinois
Indiana
Mojave Desert
Needles
Calif
Contractors Seek Four-Month Extension at Washington Union High
Centerville reports Bogdanich & Company San Dose Contractors asked for four more months to finish the Washington Union High School wing. District Superintendent J Vernon Gould said the request would go to trustees at the next meeting. If granted, new completion deadline for the $1,000,090 addition would be March 15 due to labor trouble and material shortages.
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Centerville
Televised atomic test sparks Nevada spectacle plan
Civil Defense officials plan a televised nuclear explosion next February in southern Nevada. Up to 5,000 spectators may attend with President Eisenhower possibly present. The event aims to boost public participation in civil defense and will feature extensive media coverage.
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Washington
Military
Atomic Commission
Nevada
Eisenhower
U.S
Tham
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Investigation Into Remington Death Promised
In Lewisburg Pa authorities promised an extensive investigation of the bludgeon killing of William Walter Remington a former government economist jailed for perjury. Two men George Junior McCoy and Robert Carl Parker were charged with first degree murder in a government reservation. Remington died after an emergency operation and varying theories link the motive to resentment against Communists or internal prison feuds.
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Lewisburg
Lewisburg Federal Prison
William
Wal Ier Remington
Hemington
Remington
Alger Hiss
I J
J . Norman H. McCabe
Philadelphia
FBI
George Junior McCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Parker
Washington, D.C
U.S
Andrew A. Leiser, Jr
McCoy
Jake McCoy
FHI
Actin Ig
Fred We Fnsinaod
Coronel
Richard J G. Greet
New York
Hiss
Dornsife
Ridgewood
N.J
Climaton
Alexander Rodger
St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church
Frederick
Lillian
Midlands Park
Air Force budget adequacy admitted by Talbott
Sen. Symington said Air Force Secretary Talbott admitted the current budget level is inadequate and urged a larger force to deter World War III. Talbott, at the National Press Club, noted no sure fire defense exists in missiles or jets and called for instant retaliation as the main deterrent. He projected the next fiscal year may request between 15 and 16 billion dollars in new appropriations, versus about 11 billion in the current year.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Law Symington
Talbott
National Press Club
Symington
Eisenower
Ymington
Churchill Tells Parliament 1945 Plan Isn't New
In London Prime Minister Winston Churchill faced questions in Parliament about a wartime plan to keep German arms for future use. Independent Socialist Sidney Silverman pressed for a white paper of Churchill’s messages to Eisenhower. Churchill cited published lines from May 1945 and referenced actions in Denmark, saying he would “keep everything worth keeping.” He dodged the central question.
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London
Winston Churchill
Sidney Silverman
Churchill
iChurchill
House of ‘Commons
Viscount Montgomery
Germany
Silverman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
France
Italy
Dover
Copenhagen
Denmark
Taus
Sheppard Trial Takes a Rest During Holiday
The first degree murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard was recessed for Thanksgiving. Jurors paused for holiday shopping and home time as the case paused at noon. He remained jailed with a planned resume Friday and potential witnesses including Henry Dombrowski.
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Cleveland. T
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Edward Blythin
Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Henry Dombrowski
Cleveland
Winifred Huml
Thieves Take Five Goats From Ashland Resident Yard
Sheriff deputies investigated after an Ashland resident reported goats stolen from his back yard during the night. Five animals were taken, with no immediate suspects named. The incident was reported to local authorities for follow up.
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Pen Ber
Liberty St
Sehnel
Ee Sheriff's
U S May Seek Russian Help to Free Prisoners
The United States considers appealing to Russia for aid to win release of 13 Americans jailed by Red China on espionage charges. State Department studies also included bringing the matter to the United Nations after Peiping snubbed Consul General Gowen in Geneva. The 13 include 11 airmen and two civilian army employees.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Red China
United Nations
State Department
Réd China
Franklin C. Gowen
Geneva
Gowen
Red
Peiping
China
North Korea
United Press
Tokyo
John T. Downey
Richard G. Feetean
Japan
Korea
Far East Air Force
Downey
Feetesu
Seoul
U.S
Red-China Radio
Milton R. Young
Thomas J. Lane
Mass
Voice of America
America
Uas
Lincoln White
Watkins Says Public Opinion Won't Guide McCarthy Ruling
Senator Watkins chairman of the Senate committee ruling on McCarthy says public opinion must not drive the censure decision. He argues the process is judicial and should be based on facts and the law, not petitions or mass demonstrations. McCarthy remains in Bethesda Naval Hospital with a bad elbow, amid holiday hospital fare.
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McCarthy
Watkins
Washington
Sen
Arthiy
Utah
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Rear Adm
John B.crommelin
Ret
Wisconsin Republican
Chicago
Los Angeles
Citizens Committee
United States
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Lewis L. Drill
U. S
Minnesota Coalition of Patriotic Societies, Inc
St. Paul
Minn
League
Winifred “Swanson
Palmer
Mass
Sen. McCarthy
Palmér
Visitors Pay Last Respects To Vishinsky
Soviet citizens from all groups gathered at the Hall of Columns in Moscow to honor Andrei Vishinsky. His body arrived from New York and lay in state as a national funeral is anticipated for the next day.
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Moscow
Andrei
Vishinsky
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Soviet Republics
House of Trade Unions
New Yorks
United Nations
Ss Vishinsky
Pam
Vyacheslav
M. Molotov
Blood Needed For Local Man In Emergency
An appeal for blood donations was made today by the family of Hayward businessman Dennis Jarnagin of 1550 Stafford Avenue. He underwent emergency surgery yesterday at Edenospital and has received multiple transfusions. His illness began Sunday and his family urged donors to contact the Oakland Blood Bank to add blood to his credit. Jarnagin owns Burlingame Wire Products and J and M Supply in Hayward.
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Hayward
Dennis Jarnigin
Stafford Avenue
Edenospital
Jarnagin
Oakland Blood Bank
Jarnae
Burlingame Wire Products Company
Land J & M Supply Company
Supervisors to Act On Vote Challenge
Alameda County will consider a request for a recount of the 14th district state assembly race. Democrat Robert W. Crown contested the results, alleging state imposed handicaps and manual counting methods invite errors, with incumbent Republican Randal F. Dickey winning 20 479 to 20 435. Crown filed the challenge with County Clerk Jack Blue and Supervisors Clerk Harold Schulze. The district includes Alameda and Sen Leandro with East Oakland links.
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Oakland
Alameda
County Board of Supervisors
Dickey
Crown
Jack Blue
Harold Schulze
Board of Supervisors
Sen’ Leandro
Perons Drive Against Clergy Stirs Argentina
In Buenos Aires government groups urged a mass meeting to back President Peron against Roman Catholic clergy meddling in politics. Police said Rev Rodolfo Carboni was sentenced to 30 days in jail for preaching against the regime and drawing comparisons to Nazi persecution. Several priests are reportedly detained for state affairs interference. El Pueblo weighed in editorially after two weeks of silence on the clash.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan 12
Peron
Rodolfo Carboni
Peroni
Carboni
Father Carboni
el Pueblo
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