Hospital Strike Fades As Eden Hospital Talks Begin
Castro Valley Eden hospital strike threat faded when the hospital district board agreed to negotiate with the Operating Engineers Local 39. Union officials delayed action to allow time for a contract proposal tied to prevailing Bay Area wages. The board, while pro labor, cited election politics as a factor, and a meeting was set to review contract completions and bid notices.
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Eden Hospital
Edens Township Hospital District
Eden
Township Hospital District
AFL
Frank
Alameda Coal Central Labor Council
Brantlay
Harry
Richardson
Caloraia
Boars
Brantley
Eden Township
Smog Fades in Los Angeles Area As Inversion Lifts
Los Angeles and surrounding communities breathe easier as a strong air inversion ends a historic smog siege. Weather officials say two to three more smog-free days may occur before inversion returns. The county grand jury plans a probe into enforcement and officials amid calls for leadership changes at the air pollution district.
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U.S. to Lead West German Rearmament Effort
The United States plans a major arms program for West Germany, needing over $1 billion in heavy equipment in two years. The effort precedes Adenauer's Washington visit, with stockpiles ready for 12 divisions to be recreated under NATO. An offshore procurement drive funds German firms, while Col Summers and a small U.S. planning team prepare Bonn for full rearma ment.
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Prowlers Steal $100 From Hayward Woman Home
Mrs. Juanita Cornejo reported a theft at her Hayward residence on Foothill Boulevard yesterday. The burglar took $100 in ten dollar bills from her purse while she hosted friends, and also took a tube of facial powder.
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Radio and TV Will Air Historic Cabinet Session
President Eisenhower approved television and radio coverage of a cabinet meeting where John Foster Dulles will report on new West European Defense agreements. It will be the first time a full cabinet session is open to the public via broadcast, with NBC CBS and others involved.
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Bay Area
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Eisthower
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West Germany
Runaway Sons of Bob Crosby Found Safe
Los Angeles police report Bob Crosby’s three sons Christopher 12 George Robert 16 and Stephen 8 were found in Bel Air mountains three miles from home after an all-night search. Timmy Wellman 13 son of director William Wellman found them cooking breakfast with nurse Theresa Flynn who helped. The boys were returned to Crosby for a serious talk.
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Christopher
George Robert
Stephen
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Neglected Cigarette Starts Castro Valley Home Fire
A neglected cigarette started a fire at Grover F. Daniels Jr. at 8414 Vine Street Castro Valley causing about 500 dollars in damages. Firefighters arrived at 3 36 am Sunday to find the living room in flames and smoke. A separate blaze damaged an awning at 8381 Castro Valley Boulevard around 5 37 pm with undetermined cause. Several small fires caused by high winds and defective incinerators were reported by Hayward Castro Valley and Ashland fire departments Sunday.
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Funds Budgeted to Extend Eastshore Freeway in 1955
California Highway Commission earmarks 4.5 million dollars to extend the Eastshore freeway 5.6 miles from Hayward to Centerville, with grading paving and bridges. The broader Foothill boulevard widening remains unfunded, and local leaders vow to push for completion of the Oakland to San Jose link while praising the approved extension.
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UN Will Urge Meeting On Nuclear Deadlock
United Nations group winds up its discussion urging Rusé tros sis to renew arms talks. Vishinsky signs to back the five power framework, but warned against false optimism as no binding agreement was reached. Five power talks test Soviet good faith in nuclear control efforts.
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Powers Move To Reject Russ Conference Bid
Paris reports say France will join the United States and Britain in rejecting Russias proposal for a four power conference in November to discuss German unification. French diplomats say Moscow shows no real offer and seeks talks for propaganda.
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Welder Injured by Gas Line Explosion in Irvington
Raymond E. Jetter, 31, of Concord, was severely burned when an explosion rocked a 20 inch gas pipeline he was welding inside. He was rushed to Fairmont hospital in serious condition and then moved to another facility. Jetter sustained second and third degree burns to the face, chest, abdomen, back and arms. The Rosendale corporation is installing a new pipeline for Pacific Gas and Electric to increase regional capacity.
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Mayett Avenue
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Rosendahl Con Panaen
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Eecmienente
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Key Line Fares Boost for Transbay and Local Systems
Fare increases take effect this morning across Transbay and local lines. Transbay adult one way tickets rise to 30 60 and 70 cents by zone, while East Bay token prices move from 1 to 5 for 90 cents, with the single 20 cent fare and school child rate unchanged.
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Stork Helps Deliver Baby in Hayward Home
Sgt. Ray Sterlinski of Hayward police aided in a morning birth at 870 Grand Street as Mrs. Rachel Martinez delivered a baby girl weighing about six and a half pounds. Dr. Rodney Palmer said mother Rebecca and infant are fine and not hospitalized. Martinez has four older sons. husband Zacarian Martinez is a laborer. In a separate note, a U.S. Air Force search for a missing twin-engine C-47 carrying 21 persons from Rome to Lyons is underway.
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Lyons
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Weekend California crashes claim lives and injure many
A series of accidents across Northern California over the weekend left at least one child dead and multiple youths injured. An out of control sedan plowed down a San Francisco street killing an 8 year old boy, while a car carrying five youths crashed on a Marin county road, sending four to serious condition. A Pleasanton driver escaped injury after his 1948 sedan was dragged by a Southern Pacific train on the Pleasanton Livermore road. A head on collision near Walnut Creek on the Venacio Valley road killed two people, Mr and Mrs Joseph Novo, and injured others.
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Pacific Heights
Philip Westdahl
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Folsom inmate escapes from honor farm
Folsom California 36 year old William Sukovitzen escaped from the prison honor farm last night while serving 15 years to life for robberies in Sacramento Nevada and San Francisco counties. Warden Robert Heinze reported the inmate was missing at 9 pm check and remains at large.
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