Remarkable Birth With Upside-Down Fang In Fremont
In Fremont a baby born to Jo Ann and Leo Buck sports an upside-down fang in his lower jaw. The tooth will be removed on June 15. The story shifts to other local happenings and a Mazatlan fishing tale about Mrs. Dvorak who wrestled a 99.9 pound marlin solo, a record for her, while her husband watched.
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Jo Ann Buck
Leo
Fremont
Jack Dvorak
Mazatlan
Union City
Mexico
Fremont Elks Flag Day Ceremony at Lake Elizabeth
Fremont Elks Lodge No 2121 will hold a city wide Flag Day service at 1 pm Sunday at Lake Elizabeth. Mayor William van Doorn and Captain James L Holbrook of Alameda Naval Air Station will give addresses. Three $25 savings bonds will be awarded for the First Day essay contest.
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Fremont
Fremont Elks Lodge No
Lake Elizabeth
William van Doorn
James L. Holbrook
Alameda Naval Air Station
Bulldog Mascot Clarence Enlists With Marines in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana a 100 pound English bulldog named Clarence was inducted into the Marine Corps. The family turned him over saying he was getting too big to play with kids. Clarence will go to Salt Lake City Utah to help promote the corps in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Clarence
Marines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Leathernoths
Newark Planning Chief backs $8 million K Mart plan
Newark Planning Director Charles Cashmark will urge approval tonight for an $8 million K Mart discount store and commercial center on Thornton Avenue near the Nimitz Freeway. The proposal faces objections from about a dozen residents over traffic and site suitability, with city staff stressing that adjacent private growth will proceed as zoned and street work is limited to already planned extensions.
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Newark
Charles Cashmark
Thornton Avenue
Nimitz
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Eltinge, Graziadio & Sampson Development Co
Los Angeles
Cedar Boulevard
Flintwood Drive
Thorton
Musick Avenue
Cedar
Flintwood
Darvon Street
Darvon
Thornton
Cashmark
Musick
Anthony Nelson
Darwon
Boise Cascade Co
Eitinge
Cashuark
Sion
Council
Dayhmark
Thornton and Cedar
New Haven airliner crash kills 28
An Allegheny Airlines Convair 560 crashed near Tweed New Haven Airport in mist. Twenty eight of 31 aboard died. two passengers survived. The plane struck three unoccupied cottages and high tension lines before nosing into marsh. A six member NTSB team investigated as a temporary morgue was set up.
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Newhaven
Yale New Haven Hospital
James A. Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Janet McCan
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Norman Kelly
Waterbury
Goffe Street Armory
Alfred Baldwin
East Haven
Colony Beach and Tennis Club
Jetliner F4 Collision Near Los Angeles Kills 50
A United States Marine F4 Phantom collided in mid air with an Air West DC9 near Duarte California killing all aboard the airliner and the jet pilot. The sole survivor Marine Lt Christopher E Schiess parachuted to safety after the crash on Mt Bliss in the San Gabriel range.
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Duarte
Calif
UPE
Mt. Bliss
Los Angeles
DCH
Los Angeles International Airport
Salt Lake City
Bi Toro Marine Air Station
Fallon Afb
Nev
George Baker
National ‘Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Christopher E. Schiess
Salem
Ore
Schiess
el Toro
Leutenant
Spanish surname dropouts high in James Logan report
New Haven trustees will hear a year end report by the district human relations office showing that Spanish surname students at James Logan High School accounted for half of withdrawals in the 1959 470 school year while making up one third of the population. The report notes that many of the other withdrawals moved to other districts and that causes include lack of interest marriage or pregnancy joining the service and work. The report labels the dropout rate out of line but says statistical reliability is not conclusive. A separate agenda item concerns a superior court order freezing land purchases and contracts until a June 15 hearing amid a taxpayers lawsuit over recent district actions.
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Union City
James Logan
New Haven
Manuel White
Tamarack Drive
John Gomez
Goa
Superior Court
Duane Bay
Connally presses to save Lockheed to avert recession
Treasury Secretary Connally warned Congress that saving Lockheed Aircraft Corp with 250 million dollars in loan guarantees is vital to the economy. He argued defense costs, unemployment, and tax shortfalls would rise if Lockheed fails, while critics blasted the plan as socialism for a large company. The push faces GOP resistance and a fragile 50 50 chance in Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Connally
Nixon
Lockheed
Sen
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N. H
Senate Banking Committee
Rogers Pompidou confer on Middle East and markets
U S Secretary of State William P Rogers met with French President Georges Pompidou at the Elysee Palace in Paris for about an hour to discuss the Middle East situation and Britain's entry into the European Common Market. Rogers said he was hopeful for an interim Israel Egypt Suez Canal arrangement and that the Arab Israel ceasefire remained in effect.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
William P. Rogers
Georges Pompidou
Middle East
Elysee Palace
Rogers
Pompidou
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Subic Daily 206 Ription Rater Profile
A partial OCR fragment from Subic Daily shows an item labeled 206 RIPTION RATER 72.8 Men. The text mentions a court state and bureau creation but is heavily garbled with missing/incorrect words.
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SUBIC
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K Mart
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