Divers recover meager loot from abandoned well near Hayward
Two Oakland men join divers sent by the sheriff to recover items from an abandoned well at 21625 Clawster Haywatls. They haul a cage and cans of paint but find only modest loot from a long-ago burglary. A prior diving attempt ended in a cave-in. authorities say further dives will not occur due to danger.
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Clawster
Giniorwette Rescue
Lini
Bob Fault
Ker Wattle
Oakland
Hayward
Carey Burge
Ines Glans
Mick
Burge Sail
Burghary
Ken Wolfe
Weil
Glaywiter
Sheriff's Office
Wolfe
Bob Gault
Sheriff’s Underwater Rescue Unit
Mike Johnson
Trustees mull junior college plan for Hayward area
Maywant Kan fh School Dist trustees weigh a stand alone junior college district or joint district with San Leandro and Hayward in a heated meeting. Advisory panel’s 24 to 36 vote favored establishing a district while outlining a future tax base and bond program to fund building.
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Maywant Kan Fh School
HMSD
San Beaixtro Jian Sar Leandro
Hayward
Viunior Volleze
San Leandra
Cing
San Leandro
Ane Lozeta
Iie
San Satandro
Huhsd Board
Charles Steadrich
Sunset Student Referred to CYA
A 16 year old Sunset High School student has been referred to the California Youth Authority for possible parole revocation. The youth, previously in a state care facility for a prior offense, was accused of beating two boys and extorting money from another at the high school. Juvenile Court Judge Folger yesterday recommended the Parole Board revoke parole, noting he likely will return to a CYA institution.
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Sunset High School
California Youth Authority
Aline
He Higa School
Wisfall
Folger
Emesso
Youth Authority Parole Board
Ja Cya
Debaters Clash Over Water Bond Plan
Two local debaters pressured voters yesterday on Proposition No 1 a $75 million state water development bond. Dunn urged approval claiming benefits for Southern California while Miller argued the plan would burden water users and worsen debt.
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George Miller
Martine
Aid Francis
Dunn
Hayward
Alimeda
Systen
Donn
Miler
Onon
California
Miller
Manlowering
Calorada
Antelope Valley
Prayer for Today in Quiet Reflection
A devotional note asks God for strength and calm, urging readers to pause and hear the divine echo amid daily noise. It reflects on past bright days and the steady voice of faith guiding thoughts through a dull day.
Khrushchev rails at United Nations over China seating
Premier Nikita Khrushchev delivered a bitter speech at the United Nations urging disarmament and accusing the United States of aggression in Asia. He condemned Washington’s actions toward Formosa, Korea, and Chiang Kai-shek, and dismissed the notion of two Chinas while demanding recognition of Communist China. He also warned of future sober U S policy toward Peiping and mocked the idea of “two Chinas.”
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N.Y
UPI
Nikita Kheushchev
Ahrashebes
China
United Stes of
Amaros
Noudrat
Indee Nod Lacoresti
Red Chin
Vexarosa CranGs Ue
United States
Ise
Formosa
Jan
Spid
iFar East
Bilitanr
Chiang Kai-Shek
Widsworth
Korea
Bhinshehey
Unil
Red Chiesa
Nikita Bauras
Khrushchev
Georgia
Joseph Stil Khrushchev
Unitet States
Soviet Union
Reis
Peiping
Guile Ames Wak
Ruilease
Sid
Paiwan
Suakes Ptinghe Khrushchow
Wadsworth
T Mem
Woin
Communist Bloc
Sunday events mix faith music and film downtown
Attend church at nine, a DHAG RACES event near Crement Neag Sitlp, Oakland Municipal Hall concert at Lakeside Park two starts at 9 20 p.m. Lectures at Leelucodpur San Franchea Museum of Art and a film showing The Four Sasson at Oakland Public Museums 1424 Onk for $1.
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Oakland Municipal
Lakeside Park
San Franchea Museum of
the Four Sasson
Oakeland Public Museums
Pie for Khrushchev Mistaken for Bomb
A garbled item reports a Trellway Express agency noting a mistaken “pie” for a bomb intended for Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The chaotic text mentions Mrs. McCheary, a planned display in Austin, and a staged delivery to the United Nations as part of a disrupted scene amid political tensions.
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Vaitine
McChary
Mons Eograven
McCheary
Khrushebiy
Capitol
Austin
Atevils
Avd
United Nations
Patie
Auum
Sauiet
Suyrters
Airliner Skims Through Collision After Small Plane Crash
In Orlando a light aircraft collides with a regional airliner near a residential area. The two pilots escape with no injuries aboard the airliner while Seymour Ayres, 40, the light plane’s pilot, dies after its crash. Fire consumes the wreckage and a passenger recalls a muffled noise before the impact.
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Orlando
Fla
Astern Air
Tickson
Ovid
Newsnet
Fin Oki Alitiner
T. J. Shea
Seymour Ayres
GE Strike Talks On Stormy Night Near Midnight
Last minute negotiations heated up as mediators pressed to avert a nationwide General Electric strike. Union and company officials met shortly after 7 p.m. and voices rose sharply during discussions, signaling high tension in the bargaining room.
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New York
General Electric Co
Toad
Nigeria Hails Independence Day Festivities
Nigeria celebrated independence with boisterous events across Lagos and major cities. Citizens, led by government officials, marked the milestone amid patriotic displays and public gatherings.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Rising costs push up price of Daily and Sunday Review
Rising costs of operation necessitate an increase in the home delivered price of The Daily and Sunday Review. The price will rise to 75 cents with seven days of home delivery, the Review remaining the most affordable newspaper delivered in the East Bay seven days a week.
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Daily and Sunday Review
Review
East Bay
Red Vows To Free Formosa Amid Asia Crisis
Chinese foreign minister Chen Yi declares the Chinese people are determined to reclaim Formosa. Leaders including Li Sheng and Premier Chow Enlai attend a parade near Peiping as commemoration and calls for revolutionary support across Asia and Latin America are voiced, amid tensions with the Soviet Union over a broader anti imperial stance.
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Tokyo
Chis
Chen Yi
Oon
Hetfons Winwl Wultifia
Mhrough Pelping
Cele Wate
Mripi
Marastini
Peiping Regine
Banneys
Sulin
Asia
Attics
Latin America
Aristedhe von
West Mr Soflenrd Its Auarred With Soviet Premier Kyny Islichew
Debris at Sea Probed After Rossed Wreckage Found
Coast Guard officials examined debris found at San Francisco Bay including 123 tires a skiff and a hole noted as possible wreckage from the fishing boat Steelhead JV. The items were believed connected to the Steerhead but lacked conclusive proof. A radio message from skipper AL Davis reported being shot and a crewman Ted Beam, 43, was aboard with another identified mate.
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Coast Guard
Textuy
Steelhead
Eesatl
AL Davis
Coby
Yhos Uey Bean
Fellowas
Cuba
Nly
Mersar
Ted Beam
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