Finish Freeway First County Chamber Asks
Centerville officials and local chambers of commerce pressed Alameda County to finish the East shore Freeway before broader improvements. They urged the County Highway Advisory committee to push three projects including Foothill boulevard extension and Highway 50 through Dublin, seeking a hearing within 80 days to lobby the State Highway Commission for Dublin’s inclusion in a supplementary budget and to retain the new one half cent gas tax.
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Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee
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State Highway Commission
Fred X. Cox
Jack Rees
Hayward Area
Motor Vehicle Drivers in the United States at 70 Million
An estimate places about seventy million individuals as motor vehicle drivers in the United States, reflecting broad participation in driving. The figure suggests substantial reliance on personal vehicles across regions and communities.
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Labor Pickets Mobilize at Eden Hospital Entrance
Pickets from Office Employees Local 28 joined others at Eden township hospital yesterday afternoon. The action followed a proposed contract dispute with Associated Hospitals of the East Bay. Union leaders claim standard East Bay hospital contracts are not offered. The hospital district board and outside counsel cite differences in job classifications and seek negotiations or a majority election. Supplies may be blocked and the November 15 opening could be delayed.
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Lotal
Robert Ash
Alameda County
Associated
East Bay
Laurence Corbett
Associated Hospitals
Eden Board
Kaiser
Board of Directors
Corbett
Ike Approves Food Aid To Five European Nations
President Eisenhower approved 8.385 million dollars in government surplus food for five European nations including East Germany and Yugoslavia. The first shipment departs Baltimore today carrying 2000 tons of corn and 1714 tons of barley and will be distributed by the League of Red Cross Societies. West Germany leads with one million dollars in aid followed by Czechoslovakia 1.7 million, Hungary 3.9 million, Yugoslavia 2.4 million, and East Germany 685 thousand. The Mormacport will deliver the first cargo to Rostock with further shipments planned in two weeks.
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Trial of Dr Sam Shepard Blocked By Juror Name Similarity
Cleveland judge halts the murder trial as juror’s name matches a convicted sex offender. Doubt over double jeopardy looms. state weighs mistrial or juror seating option. Proceedings pause until Monday as court reviews legal books.
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Senate Gets Defense Pacts Sent To Senate For Ratification
The White House announced President Eisenhower will send the Manila defense pact and the Paris agreements to the Senate when it reconvenes in November for a special session. The move aims to speed ratification when the 84th Congress convenes in January 1955.
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Thailand
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Congress
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Police Appeal For Drivers Involved In Death Car Incident
Hayward police appeal to motorists who were on Jackson street or Bay Bridge boulevard Thursday night between 7 30 and 7 45 and saw a late model green or grey Buick. The car is sought as the suspected white run car that struck and killed Rev. Ernest Potter Runnells 60 former Hayward rector 1932 39 and World War II hero. Witnesses say the speeding car struck him as he crossed the highway to buy flowers for his paralytic wife. The driver braked briefly then fled toward the San Mateo bridge and back toward Hayward. James B Jones 65 San Francisco said they had driven to Hayward to get a hospital bed for Mrs Runnells.
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Ernest Potter Runnells
San Francisco
Hayward Trinity Episcopal ‘Church
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Rey. Runnells
San Mateo Bridge
Runnells
James B. Jones
Hillview Crest Annexation Talks Set With Hayward Council
A Hillview Crest committee led by Don Ald Patterson will meet Hayward City Council in a Monday work session to discuss annexation options. The Hillview Crest Improvements Club remains split on the move, weighing sewer and water service implications and potential costs of purchasing mains between $200,000 and $250,000.
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York Drive
Hillview Crest
Hayward
Lawrence} Kelly
Washington Township Corporation
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Washington Township
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Adenauer Leaves Washington After Two Day Visit
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer cut short his U S trip after a two day Washington stay saying full agreement exists between Germany and the United States. He leaves for New York en route to West Berlin and plans to receive an honorary degree from Columbia University before traveling home via Bermuda and the Azores. The death of Hermann Ehlers, president of the Bonn Bundestag, prompted the early return.
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Campaign leaflets dropped over 13th Assembly district
Thousands of political leaflets were dropped by a small plane early today attacking Democratic candidate Carlos Bee. The flyers, signed by Friends of Ed Robey, drew swift denials from Bee and Hayward City Councilman, who called the act slanderous and a last-minute, personal attack.
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Assembly
Ed Robey
Former TVA Chairman says Ike misled on Dixon-Yates deal
Gordon Clapp former TVA chairman testified before a Senate subcommittee that Budget Director Rowland and Hughes misled President Eisenhower about the Dixon-Yates power project. He cited a memorandum he said was slanted and omitting disadvantages. Clapp said the memo could explain Eisenhower’s favorable view and that he would have opposed the contract without more information.
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Voter Guide Endorsements and Ballot Measures Listed
The Daily Review prints endorsements for Eden Hospital District trustees Carl Ekoos G Ernest Lopez and Denzil Wide plus national and state offices. It lists ballot measures with Yes or No choices for Propositions 1 through 20 including tax exemptions, funding, and governance items.
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Carl Ekoos, G. Ernest Lopez
Denzil E. Wide
Eisenhower to Launch National Phone Plea to Boost Votes
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide telephonic chain letter backed by the Republican National Committee to mobilize turnout for the election. He will place 10 calls to voters and ask each to reach 16 more, aiming for a landslide of Republican votes on election day.
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Smog Dilemma Sparks Political Clash in California
In Los Angeles the smog crisis becomes political as Governor Knight loans CHP Commissioner Bernard Caldwell to the air pollution control district on request from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors via Arthur J. Will. Opponent Richard Graves accuses Knight of political fakery while Gordon Larson, district director, is said to have been overlooked in the maneuver.
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Arthur J. Will
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Richard Graves
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Gordon P. Larson
Larson
Hospital Plans Get State Okay
CENTERVILLE L. S. Whiter president of the Board of Trustees Washington Fellowship Hospital district announced plans and specifications for the township's 12,000 hospital have been approved by state authorities. J. E. Miller assistant architectural consultant Department of Public Health Division of Hospitals confirmed the approval.
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L. S. Whiter
Board O Trustees
Washington Fewlship
J. E. Miller
Department of Public Health
Division of Hospitals
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