Bridge Plan Agreed Upon for San Francisco Bay area
San Francisco and Oakland officials have approved an 80 million refinancing plan for the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Tolls will continue for 20 years, with 68 million borrowed to be repaid from tolls until 1973. An additional 12 million will retire existing revenue bonds from the original construction.
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San Francisco
U.R
Elmer EH. Robinson
Oakland
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Alameda
Bay
Oailand
California
State Toll Bridge Authority
Maxar Robinson
Earl Warren
al Ready
Claremont Country Club
Robinson
Warren
Ot Bay
Truce Talks Reopen Tomorrow At Panmunjom
At Panmunjom Korea the truce talks resume tomorrow at 11 am as UN and Communist sides prepare. US Army engineers install heating lighting and a six tents complex to house feed and guard the UN delegation while 35 onlookers observe. Guard arrangements hinge on a dispute over the distance from the conference tent.
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Leroy Hansen Panmunjom
Korea
Linge
Anna M.aie
United Nations
U. S
Norman B. Edwards
Diamond
W. Va
Lee Pyong 1
Tw Tin
Karea
Aig
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
U. S. Convny
Panmunium
Robert P. Hotaling
Gittly Falls
N. Vy
Neary J. McAlister
Hamburg
N.Y
Invlid
Egyptian Guns Fire On Vessel Near Gaza
Cairo reports say Egyptian coastal batteries opened fire on an Israeli patrol vessel near Egyptian occupied Gaza. The clash followed demonstrations and a broader security crackdown as Britain threatens measures against striking Egyptian workers. Police used force in Alexandria and other cities to restore order amid ongoing tension in the Suez Canal Zone and port disruptions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gaza
Palestine
Suez Canal Zone
Middle
Suez Cans
London
Britain
1Th
Addiiion
Criva
Alexandeia
Alexandria
Britons Elect Tomorrow Victory Hopes Rise
London voters await the general election with Conservative optimism as Churchill seeks to return as prime minister. Betting houses show Churchill favored. polls split between Conservative and Labour, with undecided voters. Churchill brands the contest as a final prize, aiming to avert wider conflict.
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London
Britain
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Gallup
ews-Chronicle
Lord Beaverbrank
Maily
Bypress
Labor
The
Daily Graphic
Misier
Railroad strike threat spurs nationwide action call
Washington report says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen instructed its 74,000 members to prepare for a possible nationwide strike. A union spokesman noted orders to walkout could extend to all railroads, amid stalled two year negotiations with railroad management and no immediate strike date set.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Men and Enginemen
Upton
Hnonbers
Krentey
Artisn
East Avenue Annexation Approved by Oro Loma Board
Oro Loma Sanitary District voters approved annexation of the East Avenue area near Hayward limits by a 410 to 1 vote after a public hearing attended by over 50 property owners. Some objectors cited costs and property withdrawals. Pacific Gas and Electric filed objections, and questions about fire protection and financial benefits were raised during the meeting.
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Buck Bedsworth
San Lobrenzo
Ora Lome
Tnday
East Avenue
Hayward
Board of
Diveriors
Jor Correa
Basi Avenue
Oro Loma
DeRernerdi
Dhevine Rier
Boundries
Joseph
Pacific Gas and Wieckrie Company
William C. Walhice
A. T. Davis
Robert EB. Mason
Wallace
Walter Jones
Jones
Janes
Oregona
Senage
Lecs
Avenue
Prank May Endanger Boy at Ashland School
An Ashland six-year-old boy was struck in the eye by a rock during recess at Thomas Jefferson School. Harry Fietcher, 1270 Math Avenue, reported the incident, and Nurse Elizabeth C. White called an ambulance to Fairfax and Highland hospitals. Doctors attributed possible corneal injury to the rock hit.
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Ashland
Harry Fietcher
Math Avenue
Thomas Jefferson School
Elizabeth C. White
Faimont
Highland
Partially Dressed Woman Injured in Overpass Crash
San Lorenzo reports a 28 year old unidentified Mary Anderson found at 150th Avenue and Hesperian Boulevard with head injuries and possible pelvis fracture after a car plunged from an unfinished overpass. She was taken to Fairmont Hospital then transferred to Highland Hospital, where condition slightly improved. Debris indicate a driver named George W. Leiker, 26, Oakland, involved. he claimed to have picked up a woman in an Oakland bar and later fled after an altercation. Investigators seek identity and determine if negligent manslaughter charges apply. clothing marks provide the only clue to the victim.
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San Lorenzo
150Th Avenue
Hesperian Boulevard
Mary Anderson
Fairmont
Highland Hospital
Nan
Sherrif
F. F. Minghan
A. M. Greenberg
Hayward
Hesperian Garden
Oakland Speedway
George W. Leiker
Oakland
Bud
Leiker
Clea
Mingham
G. Barg
Deane
Offivers
Cal Alumni See Football Dirty Play Tonight
Cal alumni can view films of a controversial and historic USC game at the Fairmont School tonight at 8 pm. Sponsored by the Eden chapter of the California Alumni Association, the screening follows witnesses at Svenaard’s restaurant earlier today.
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SAN Lorenzo
Pappy Waldorf
USC
Cal
University of California
Fairmont School
Eden Chapter
California” Alumni Association
Svenaard
Barkley aides tied to RFC inquiries and loans
Washington records show Vice President Barkley’s secretary Mrs Bratten and Senate aide Charles Shaver made numerous contacts with the Reconstruction Finance Corpora tion on behalf of firms. The Senate inquiry reviews daily RFC records and questioned Shaver and Bratten, seeking details on two last year loan matters involving a Minneapolis firm and a Chicago firm.
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Washington
REC
Alben W. Barkley
Charles ¥. Shaver
Senate Small Business Committee
Floratlon
Barkley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Shaver
Mrs. Bratten
RFC
Bratten
United Press
Clyde B. Noey
N.C
Mii
Shavers Hess
Chirman Duh di Sparkman
Alabama Democrat
Newse
Shaver Anil
Is. Fratton
Halsea
Finisher Engineering and Construction Company
Minneapolis
Mercury Record Company
Chitaro
Cen i
Ian Fleisher
Fleisher
Pioney
Mimi Beach
M Bralton
TINY
Bratton
Diay
Frans Prince
Brad
RFC Joan Division
Jean Hins Prince
Walter
Dunham
Harvey Is
Gunderson
Agency
Air Battle Near Front In Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports a major UN air clash near the Korean front. Over North Korea Communist jets fought US and Australian fighters, with MIGs shot down and one American plane lost. Ground actions included Patton tanks fighting near Kunmsong and skirmishes west of Kumdong as UN forces pressed for breaking Chinese resistance. General Valiant Fleet warned the UN would use any means to secure peace as Korean talks resumed.
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Tokyo
Iaw
United Nations
Svaist
North Korea
West
Sant Coast
Wosan
Korea
Tiva
Kerpa
Kunmsong Ron
Lin Koren
van Pieel
Vote to Unload NY Army Cargo
Five longshoremen visited the Army cargo area as a 10 day port slowdown continued. Staten Island Local 920 of the International Longshoremen's Association voted to return to work on Stapleton Army piers while small numbers worked at Brooklyn base amidst picket lines. Police guarded Erie Basin as unions argued over back-to-work efforts led by Joseph Ryan lieutenants and Pier Boss Antone, with strain on tempers and no major violence.
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New York
VUP
Staten Iskind Loval
International
Annstrong
Joseph Ryan
Brooklyn
Erie Basin
Castro Valley Annex Vote Sets Path to Sanitary District
In Castro Valley, residents voted on annexation to join the Valley sanitary district for sewer installation. Of landowners eligible, 161 voted yes while those who declined or abstained left a small remainder. about 4 percent of those who voted expressed desire not to proceed with annexation.
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Castro Valley
Castin Valley Sanitary District
Molly Castro Valley
Jehards
Valley Sanitary District
First storm of the winter hits Northern California roads
A severe early winter storm disrupted Northern California travel with five inches of snow at Donner Summit and closures on U.S. 4 near Yuba Gap. Six eastbound buses were stranded, delaying service for hours as maintenance cleared routes. Southern Pacific reported no trouble while rainfall totals reached multiple inches across Sacramento and surrounding areas.
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Sacramento
Norther
California
Dusea
Fairlie Suisun
Denner Summit
Sierras
U.S. 4
Yuba Gan
Denner Simmit
Highway Patrol
Partin Creyhnuoyed
New West Pound
Bs Siaw
Hound
Ady Ad Aan
Inday
Avan
Southern Pacific
Stuckton Gol
North Sacramentoo
Citrus Heights
Polson
Blue Canyon
Wurela
Art Pierson
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Hoops
Ralph Cross
Reginald D. Cross
Almond Road
Ralph
California Highway Patrol
Ben Hudgens
Castro Valley Boulevard
Sheriff's Office
East Ave
Fran Enterline
Mink
Alameda County
Donald Enterline
Tarman Avenue
Hayoward High School
Snow Halls
Sierra Buses
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