35 Cent Toll Seen By Rabb for Bay Crossing
A Department of Public Works report by Norman C. Rabb calls for a 35 cent toll to finance the San Francisco Bay Southern crossing and existing Bay Bridge, aiming for operation by mid 1961. The plan details a six lane transbay freeway, multiple tube and island routes, and connects to Eastshore and Embarcadero freeways.
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Parley on Bay Fair traffic plans set for Thursday
San Leandro engineers will meet with county and state aides to discuss Bay Fair Shopping Center traffic patterns. The plan centers on four way signals at 155th Avenue and East 14th Street with a new 50 foot Plaza Drive link aligning with Bay Fair. The old Plaza Drive would become a one way for right turns. Revisions hinge on property acquisitions and approvals by city county and state.
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Fire damages cop's San Leandro home during vacation
A fire in San Leandro damaged Lt. Whitney Rosanen’s home while he and his wife Olga were on a fishing trip. The garage and adjoining kitchen suffered about 2000 in damage. The blaze started in the garage and investigators had not yet determined a cause. Rosanen’s family, including four sons and their uncle, were away at a neighbor’s house when flames spread as three fire trucks and 12 firefighters battled the blaze.
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Reds Debate Tito Khrushchev Shift At Yalta Talks
London reports indicate Moscow and Belgrade discussed Tito adopting a distinct socialist line. Diplomatic sources say Khrushchev and Tito reached a compromise favoring Tito’s independence within the communist bloc. Zhivkov then signaled Yugoslavia and others should follow separate paths to socialism.
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Man Fetes 100th Year Then Dies In Los Angeles
Walter Moon, who planned a 100th birthday celebration, died after long anticipation. In Oakland, the Rialto theater closed following two brawls with teens, injuring Patrolman Rothacher and Frank Prado. Moon had celebrated his birthday before the altercation.
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Father to Help: Girl Charged In Aunt's Death
William J. Corcoran pledged to aid his 12 year old daughter Patricia Faye who is charged with killing her aunt Lavern Bunce in Oakland. The arraignment faced delays over jurisdiction as Patricia was held at the juvenile home awaiting court action and a custody decision by Judge Homer Buckley.
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Knowland Sees Upturn in Republican Prospects
Senator William F Knowland told President Eisenhower there has been a definite up turn in Republican election prospects over the last ten days. He cited party organization reports and the President's nationwide campaign as factors, saying the Senate fight remains close but looks better for Republicans. He reported his 10,000 mile campaign through ten states and said he will begin another major tour.
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Ike and Adlai Plot New Campaign Tours
Presidential and vice presidential candidates plan separate tours with Ike and Adlai Stevenson preparing five day trips to Mountain and West Coast states and a nationwide fund drive. Kefauver mounts an eight state trek while Nixon heads west to Texas and the Midwest.
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Truman backs H-bomb tests as Ike speaks
The White House said former President Truman backs Eisenhower’s push to continue hydrogen bomb tests. The notice also notes Adlai Stevenson’s call to curb tests and Ike’s Alaska Hawaii statehood views. Hagerty added Truman’s stance reflects shared responsibility and experience from office.
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Park District Opposes Grass Valley Drag Strip Plan
East Bay Regional Parks officials dismissed Senator Arthur Breed Jr. s proposal for a combined drag strip and sports car track in Grass Valley. Director Richard Walpole said the district will not allow drag strips or race tracks, stressing its mission to provide recreation to the greatest number rather than costly facilities serving few.
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Fremont Planners Meet Tonight to Review Master Plan
Fremont planning commission members will convene at 8 tonight in city hall to discuss requests for changes to the preliminary master plan. The session will review citizen opinions from three public hearings in an informal study setting.
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Somoza's son named president in Nicaragua party nomination
Leon Somoza, son of Anastasio Somoza, was nominated today as presidential candidate for Nicaragua's Balcoast Liberal Party at a party convention in Alvarado Washington treat. Police investigated a stabbing at a hotel dance where Robert Edward King, 32, was wounded. witnesses saw youths fighting and believe wounds may have come from glass shards or chair reinforcements. One youth was detained and later released.
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Russia and Egypt Reject West Suez Plan at UN
At the United Nations Egypt and Russia rejected the Anglo French resolution on Suez and proposed a negotiating body with six members led by the United States Britain France Russia Egypt and India. They urged negotiations to secure freedom of navigation and a new convention for the waterway.
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No Knight Okay For State College
Governor Goodwin Knight told Alameda County Supervisors he cannot endorse a local state college while he supports Proposition 2. He said endorsing any specific undertaking would be inappropriate and could infringe on the prerogatives of the interim legislative committee studying state college needs.
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Larsen’s No-hit World Series Classic
Don Larsen pitched a perfect game in the World Series, retiring all 27 Dodgers in a 2-0 Yankees win to put New York ahead 3-2. The historic feat marked the first World Series no hitter and the first major league perfect game since 1934.
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Baseball quotes from Alston Reese Maglie on Larsen
Walter Alston says Larsen pitched a helluva game and Sel pitched well while Labine will start tomorrow and Newcombe the next day. Pee Wee Reese praises Larsen for a perfect game and Sal Maglie notes Mantle was beaten by Larsen and feels ready if called.
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Stocks Slow On Wall Street As Trading Dims
New York stocks opened amid quiet activity as traders pulled back and volumes fell to under one million shares for the session. The market showed mixed results with Du Pont leading gains in chemicals while metals, steels, and oils showed uneven moves and glass issues rising more than two points.
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Weather outlook fair tonight into Tuesday
A calm forecast describes clear skies tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures. The forecaster notes a developing cloud cover late tonight and early Tuesday, but no significant rain is expected.
San Francisco Cafes Raise Coffee Price to 12 Cents
San Francisco restaurants boosted coffee prices by two cents to 12 cents at Foster's and Cena Compton's. Many other chains are expected to follow, with some cups rising to 15 cents.
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