Eden hospital strike talks amid flood power outage
A 35 minute power failure blamed on a suspected weather strike near Alvarado cut circuits supplying Southern Alameda County. Eden Township Hospital district directors proposed a new plan to four unions, which was deemed unsatisfactory by Robert Ash of the Alameda County Central Labor Council. Hospital district attorney George W. Phillips Jr. resigned, while completion notices for the five million dollar hospital on Lake Chabot road were accepted and ceremonies held for major subcontractors.
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Alvarado
Mt. Eden
Decote
Centerville
Niles
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Alvadaro
Alameda County
Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Robert Ash
Pital
Ash
George W. Phillips
Eden Township
Phillips
Lake Chabot Road
General
Frank Burrows
Williams and Burrows
San Mateo
Douglas Stone
August Koenig
Henry L. Pontzious
Judge Jails Ex FHA Chief For Contempt
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts jailed Clyde L Powell former FHA assistant commissioner for a year after finding him in contempt for refusing to answer questions before a grand jury probing housing scandals He denied bail and ordered U S Marshal custody Powell argued Fifth Amendment protections while prosecutors urged swift action to end shifting and subterfuge as the grand jury nears end of its inquiry
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Washington
INS
Clyde L. Powell
F. Dickinson Letts
Federal Housing Administration
Powell
Letts
Grand Jury
U.S
Herbert Brownell, Jr
FHA
Daniel B_ Maher
Max H. Goldschgin
State Bar seeks disbarment for Fifth Amendment use
San Francisco California lawyers consider a state bar recommendation to require disbarment or suspension for lawyers who refuse to answer questions about communist activity when testifying before a court or congressional legislative or state bar committees. The report urges hardline action and invites comment from the legal profession.
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San Francisco
California
State Bar
State Bar Committee On Rules of
Board of Governors of
Battle Over Strengthening Defenses Looms in Congress
United States defenses against jet aircraft and nuclear missiles could face a sharp expansion of continental funds by two billion dollars. A secret House Military Operations Subcommittee hearing led by Rep John McCormack signals a bipartisan drive with scientists Kilian and Hill backing the plan, while Defense Secretary Wilson and Donald Quarles oppose the proposed spending as excessive amid budget cuts.
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Congress
Pentagon
House
John McCormack
Mass
James R. Killian, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A. G. Hill
Lincoln Laboratory
Lexington
Defense
Wilson
Donald Quarles
Yor. Hill
Trevor Gardiner
Parking Association To Fight Hayward Parking Plan
The National Parking Association protests Hayward’s plan to condemn 14 acres opposite Hayward High School for off street parking. Northern California rep Campbell says the suit targets constitutional principles and condemns private property for a municipal land assembly role. Landowner William Harden vows to contest the action in court.
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Hayward
Foothill
Marston
Campbell, Jr
Northern
California
National Parking Association
Washington, D.C
Campbell
Hayward High School
United States
City of
William R. Harden
Watkins to Testify Before McCarthy Inquiry Date Set
Sen McCarthy fixed November 18 for Sen Arthur Watkins to testify before the Senate investigations subcommittee. Watkins chairs the six member panel that urged censure of McCarthy on two counts. McCarthy asked Watkins to testify under oath about a report section claiming Brig Gen Ralph Zwicker bore no responsibility for the promotion and discharge of ex Maj Irving Peress labeled a fifth column Communist.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Arthur V. Watkins
Senate Investigations
Watkins
Senate
McCarthy
Utah
Special Committee
Ralph W. Zwicker
Irving Peress
Dentist Drury pleads nolo contendere in tax case
San Francisco. Dr Galen H Drury former Oaklord dentist and Hayward publisher pleads nolo contendere to income tax evasion. Federal Judge Oliver J Carter sets March 19 for probation report and sentence. Attorney Val Hammack says the strain of trial would kill him and notes Drury has heart disease while in Yuma Aziz. he was indicted last March.
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San Francisco
Galen H. Drury
Oaklord
Hayward
Oliver J. Carter
Val C. Hammack
Drury
Yuma
Aziz
Former Pastor Hero Dies in Hit and Run Near Mt Eden
Police hunt driver after a speeding auto strikes and kills former Hayward minister near Mt Eden. The victim, celebrated as a pastor and veteran, died at the scene as authorities investigate the hit and run incident along the San Francisco Bay area. Authorities vow to pursue all leads as the case unfolds.
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Hero
San Francisco Bay
Hayward
Mt. Eden Jact Nieht
Soil Magee
Fairmont Hospital
Ernest Potter Runnells
San Francisco
Mt. Eden
Runnells
James H. Jones
Connie
San Franciscan
San Mateo Bridge
Bay Bridge Boulevard
Clawster- Street
Jones
Tag
Kelly
Trinity Episcopal Church
Castro Street
Petaluma
Adenauer Pushes Non-Aggression Pact With Soviets
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged a non aggression pact with the Soviet bloc only after Western security is assured In a National Press Club address he outlined four steps for free world unity including defense economic stability and a regional pact with the Soviet bloc to deter aggression.
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Washington
Ins
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Europe
Adenauer
National Press Club
John Foster’ Dulles
Free World
West
United States
Juror's Record May Break Sheppard Trial
Cleveland dispatch reports a juror with a possible criminal record surfaced during the Sam Sheppard murder case. The judge halted proceedings for a three day delay while considering possible mistrial and the impact of 25 additional veniremen. A seven men five women panel has been sworn, but trial start hinges on alternates.
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Cleveland
INS
Sam Sheppard May
Sammoning
Everett Blythin
Bay Village
Sheppard
William Corrigan
Amazing old drug hailed for mental illness treatment
California doctors report promising early results with reserpine from rauwolfia serpentina, claiming dramatic improvements in aggressive and psychotic patients. They caution further long term studies but suggest reserpine could become a major psychiatric breakthrough. The report notes rapid personality changes and substantial recovery in a group of severely ill individuals.
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Chicago
California
Journal of the American Medical Association
Robert H. Nove
David B. Willliams
Walter Rapaport
Nove
Modesto
Calif
Williams
Rapaport
R. A. Hakim
Ballot recommendations and measures listed for Eden Hospital District
The Daily Review presents recommendations for Eden Hospital District trustees Carl Ekoos G Ernest Lopez and others plus U S Senator Thomas Kuchel and Governor Goodwin Knight. It lists numerous state and county offices and measures with Yes or No votes including veterans bonds school bonds and tax exemptions.
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U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Jess BM. Ritchie
Goodwin J. Knight
Harold J. Powers
Edmund G. Browner
Frank M. Jordan
Robert C. Kirkwood
Charles G. Johnson
James H. Quinn
Arthur H. Breed, Jr
Carlos Bee
Francis Dunn, Jr
EBMUD
Thomas 8. Neilson
Louis J
Breuer County
Torrens
Vernon City
Inferior
Decoys Missing as Burglars Strike Russell City
Russell City deputy reports a duck blind break in with 50 decoys worth 160 dollars stolen. The decoys, Sprig or Pintail, were handmade by the reporter's father and carried away in five navy-type bags. Juvenile suspects are believed responsible.
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Russell City
Andy Morgensen
Eee
Oakland Tribune
Morgensen
Andrew Morgensen
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