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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1955

Page

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Deadlock in Phone Strike Reported in Ala­bama Counties

The telephone strike in southern Alameda County, Eden, Washington, Murray and Pleasanton townships enters its third day with 1200 workers idle. Union leaders meet federal conciliator Arthur Vint as maintenance remains at 80 percent capacity and a possible settlement hangs on company concessions.

Alameda County Federal Arthur Vint Eden Washington Murray Pleasanton A. T. Jones CIO Communications Arived Jones Arthur Vist Louis B. Knecht CWA Vist Washington D.C Lock California Nevada Wesley Rochford Hayward Rochford

Clues to How Boy Was Hurt Elusive Mystery

A seven year old Irvington boy, Joseph Paul Buckman, remains hospitalized with a skull fracture after being found on a Milpitas freeway exit. Witness reports conflict while authorities pursue a hit and run theory. many heard stories but few saw the actual incident. Investigators seek decisive testimony to establish how the boy came to be on the freeway late Monday night near Centerville.

Bob“Jones Centerville Santa Clara County Irvington Bence Ie Witnasses Washington Township Joseph Paul Buckman Buckman Paul Gibson Street Milpitas

Reds Say 66 Yanks In China in Peiping Radio

Tokyo monitored Peiping radio says 86 Americans remain in Red China with 47 free to depart, while others are criminals under review. It accuses the U S of blocking Geneva talks by delaying first item delivery. The broadcast claims Americans have never lacked exit rights and notes over 1400 have left China in five years, including 97 criminals.

Tokyo Peiping Tadtic Red China China United States Geneva Red Peiping People’s Daily RED Chinese Ching

State College hearing set for Alameda county tomorrow

A special Assembly Interim Committee on State Colleges will meet at Hayward City Hall at 10 a.m. to discuss a southern Alameda county state college. Five county supervisors will attend to back the drive, with many local educators and officials including mayors and superintendents from Eden to Livermore.

Fhern State College Luther Lincoln The Assembly Donald the Assembly Educa ‘Ion Arthur H. Br Ir Alameda County Samuel Ry. Geddes Carlos Bee Hay Ers'of Commerce Burton ‘Vasche State Department of Education Hector Robert Ash Alameda County Central Labor, Council AFL Marsal Haggen Hayward Chamber Jack Rees Hayward Mitchell Clarence Burrell San Leandro Arthur B. Emmes Castro Valley

New Service District Boundaries Approved

Five new county service districts in Alameda County were approved by the Board of Supervisors. The change shifts street lighting costs from county taxpayers to benefited district residents, ensuring better lighting in unincorporated areas. Public hearings set for November 17 to review extended lighting and cost data.

Oakland County Surveyor’s Office Iskirt Pennretunitty Newark Plessanton Verona Pleasanton and Parks Murray Township Livermore Board of ‘Supervisors California League of California Cities Board of Supervisors

Legion calls US withdrawal from UNESCO

The American Legion urged Congress to pull the United States from UNESCO and to investigate the United Nations agency. About 3000 delegates at the legion's annual convention and alternates endorsed a joint report on UNESCO prepared by the committee on Americanism and foreign relations.

Miami American Legion United States Unesco Congress United Nations Jegion Legion

Paraguay Orders Peron Internment Near Asuncion

Asuncion authorities move to intern ousted Argentine dictator Juan Peron in Villa Rica central Paraguay after he fled exile last October. Paraguay cites urgent border concerns and acts without delay to transfer Peron from Asuncion across the river vicinity to a secure location.

Asuncion Paraguay

Weather note reads as stray diary remark in column

A fragmentary weather item references a neighbor appearing near a mound and a bemused editor. The text hints at a subtext about someone visiting relatives and a warm Thursday, but details are garbled and unclear.

Earth

Crusade Train To Tour Bay Area Tomorrow

The United Crusade Special, an 1872 wood burning train revived for the Crusade drive, will visit San Leandro Hayward and Niles tomorrow. It arrives at Western Pacific station San Leandro 10 30 a m meets the eastbound California Zephyr then stops Hayward at C street station noon and Niles at 1145 p m where it nears the westbound Zephyr. It will slow for viewers along Washington avenue West street Hesperian boulevard Olive court Ashland and Elgin avenues.

San’ Leandro Hayward Niles Western Pacific San Leandro Davis Street Willi Niles Station Zephyr_ ia Washington Avenue West Street Hespérian Boul Yard

Nasser says Russia not party to Egypt Czech arms deal

Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser told United Press in Cairo that Egypt’s agreement with Czechoslovakia covered a one shot arms transfer only and did not involve continued Czech weapon shipments or any Soviet participation. He denied Moscow’s role and warned against fears of Communist entrenchment in Egypt or the Middle East.

Walter Collins Cairo Gamal Abel - Nasser Egypt Czechoslovakia Nasser Russia Estern Middle Eastern United Press Soviet Union Ageinc Suez Canal Middle East

Fremont boundaries set for city status vote on Jan 10

Oakland area discusses tentative date of January 10 for a Fremont city status election. Board of Supervisors adopted boundaries for Fremont Washington township area, carving a 99 square mile district including most of Washington south of Union City and Newark, with a few removals. Boundary action aims to keep Fremont expansion room while rejecting numerous exclusion requests.

Oakland Fremantinger Board of Supervisors Yesterda Francis Dunn Fremont Washington Township Union City Newark Yesternday Mowry Avenue Eastshore PG & FE Southern Pacific Railroad Fremonnt Emanuel Razeto Bremont Home Owners Improvement Association of Newark Citizen’s Committee For Incorporation’ of Newark Fire District Sunset Foundry Freee Leslie Salt Company Southern Pacific Company W. BE Brinker Heath Rogers Ranching Patterson Brothers Rand Razete Dunn Southern Pacific Pg&e

New Schools Approved in Hayward Ele- mentary Election

Voters approved two new schools and a bond issue totaling 2 500 000 state funds in Hayward Elementary School district. Turnout 3222, solid majorities in 12 precincts. Rees says building program to start soon with three new classrooms at John Muir and plans for Laurell and other schools.

Hayward Mary Jack Rees Cherry Land Markham Rees Iin the John’ Muir Laure

Townsend Is In England Rumors Fly About Royal Romance

London rumors swirl around Captain Peter Townsend who has arrived in England ostensibly for vacation. Reporters quote him saying he knows nothing about any official statement and plans to stay three or four weeks, before resuming his duties after Brussels.

London RAF Peter Townsend England Margaret Elizabeth le Touqiet Vofers Brussels

Valley City election petition plan is filed

Valley city leaders debate an incorporation effort amid mixed signals from supporters and opponents. William B. Roberts, Castro Valley Citizens for Incorporation, says about 50 percent of signatures are in, while Walter Deininger of Baywood Annexation questions the figure and signals the Baywood committee may pursue joining Hayward.

Castro’ Valley Citizens For Incorporation Oakland William’ B. Roberts Castro Valley Roberts Walter Deininger Foc Incorporation ‘i Thes Baywood Annexation Committee Deininger Baywood Hayward Baywood Committee

Cohen Seeks Law Abiding Citizen Role After Prison

Former Rambler Mickey Cohen says he plans to open a restaurant in Beverly Hills or the Miracle Mile within 60 days and hopes to stay away from his old associates while pursuing a lawful life. He admits federal restrictions on liquor licensing and notes past gangland attempts to kill him.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Beverly Hills Wilshire Miracle Mile Cohen

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