Weekend traffic toll hits 707 dead across nation
The National Safety Council reports 707 deaths over the weekend, including 446 on streets and highways and 18 drownings, with about 15,500 injured. Council president Ned Denham criticizes negligent drivers and bystander fatalities, urging safer behavior to curb the surge in vehicular accidents.
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Enrollment Surge Hits San Lorenzo Schools on Double Sessions
San Lorenzo district expects about 1,500 more students when classes open next Tuesday, straining facilities amid a $7.05 million state funded building program. Three elementary schools will run double sessions until Bohannon addition completes in two weeks. district outlines major new classrooms and planned transfers to relieve overcrowding.
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One Dead In Area Labor Day Crashes
A Labor Day weekend crash near Pleasanton killed passenger Joseph Wipihi, 40, and left driver Vin Hays with minor injuries as their car smashed off Bernal Avenue. Another collision on Rolando Avenue in Castro Valley injured Richard and Atier Anderson, with family members seeking treatment at Fairmont and Highland hospitals. A third incident on Cantro Street involved Peter Wegesser, 40, treated at Fairmont. Police reports indicate multiple injuries and a fatality marking the 40th such facility incident in the county this year.
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Valley Farm Bureau Meeting at Castro Valley School
Castro Valley Farm Center hosts a Farm Bureau meeting at Castro Valley School tonight chaired by Bernard Ey. Members will discuss fall flock management and pallet selection with slides on dullage to be shown. public invited.
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Truman at Peace Meet in S F Tonight
The United States and Britain push a liberal peace pact as 48 nations ready to sign. Truman will address the conference at 7 30 p m as delegates prepare to speed the treaty through with tight rules while Indonesia weighs its decision and Soviet satellite opponents threaten wider war in the Far East.
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Controversy Over Village School Kindergarten Move
In San Lorenzo Village, trustees clash over using two rented dwellings at 194 Via Linda and 18114 Via Ariba for temporary kindergarten classes. Homeowners protest covenant limits on nonresidential use while district Supt Paul Bhynet explains emergency housing needs and seeks policy clarity amid a heated meeting.
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UN Divisions Strike Reds in Korean Conflict Amid Heavy Fighting
United States and allied units, including the 1st Marine and 1st Infantry Divisions, drove on the bloodied Ridgway front north of Injo and Yinngu, hitting a major Communist supply base at Kamsong. Thousands of prisoners and reports of heavy shelling describe a fierce weeklong battle with substantial air and artillery support.
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Nationwide TV From SF Promises Coast to Coast Telecast
San Francisco will host a momentous television event with the President opening the Japanese Peace Conference and the West Coast audience watching the unveiling of a $40,000,000 coast-to-coast relay system. Four networks coordinate a live telecast of speeches, the conference opening, and the signing ceremony, expected to reach viewers nationwide tomorrow.
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