Israel to Test Egypt on Suez
United Press reports Israel plans a showdown over free passage of the Suez Canal. A Dutch trade delegation cited high government sources saying an Israeli flag ship will join a convoy to test Egyptian intentions, with Israelis warning any interference would be an act of war. The U.S. protested Egypt’s plan for canal operation and a Cairo message from King Hussein sought talks among regional leaders as UN forces left government house in Gaza and Egypt prepared a flag raising.
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OUY
Israel
iGamal Abdel Nasser
Fos
Gulf of Aqaba
U. S
Nasser
State Department
Suez Canal
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal Authority
Mideast
Hussein
Afrcan
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Syria
Gaza
United Nations
Government House
Weistan
James Richards
Brink of War Act by Dulles Told in Book
The Time magazine biography of John Foster Dulles claims he withdrew a U S offer to finance Egypt s Aswan dam to probe Moscow s reaction in a Cold War gambit. It cites Eisenhower s letter to Chiang Kai-shek and argues the move helped trigger the Suez crisis.
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Dulles
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Prutally
U. S
Egypt
Aswan
Russia
Korea
Formosa
John Foster Dukes
John R. Beal
Time Magazine
Beal
Bea
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Pleasanton Police Probe $274 Theft at Pastime Pool Room
Pleasanton police investigate a $274 burglary at the Pastime Pool Room. Owner Milton Dunham found the theft when opening at 9:30 am Saturday. Cash missing from the register after the 2 am closing shift by Lonnie Smith. no sign of a break in.
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Pleasanton
Milton Dunham
Lonnie Smith
Dunham
Gene Lockhart Dies Suddenly at 66 in Santa Monica
Veteran actor Gene Lockhart died of a heart attack at 66 in a Santa Monica hospital after being stricken in his sleep at home in West Los Angeles. He had just starred in a TV film The Great Hoax at 20th Century Fox studios hours before. He appeared in over 300 films and many stage and TV works, with early roots as a child dancer with Canada’s Kilties. New York stage credits include Death of a Salesman and Ah Wilderness.
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Hollywood
Gene Lockhart
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
20Th Century ~ Fox Studios
Lockhart
June Lockhart
Kilties Band of Canada
New York
Four Year Old Causes Traffic Jam Rescued
Police broke up a four mile two hour jam on Long Island Parkway in Valley Stream New York after returning four year old Reymond Olsen to his mother. The child had been halting traffic by standing in the road and raising both hands.
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Valley Stream
N.Y
Long Island Parkway
Reymond Olsen
Tot
Weinstein Store Sues Hayward Over Inverse Condemnation Claim
Weinstein Dent. Store seeks 21000 payment from the City of Hayward for 13 feet of A Street property taken for widening. A 1953 permit denial triggered the claim as the land was reportedly in the public right of way. City officials note no official service yet.
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Weinstein Dent
Hes
Hayward
Art-Foothill Blvd
Weinstein
Maynard
William Scanlon
Senate Rockets
Superior
Harold Goldman
Anton
Dunds Oe Res Andlae
San Francisco
Samuels, Jacobs and Sills
Scanion
Teamster Chieftain Faces New Trouble
Committee chairmen consider criminal prosecution over Teamsters Union loans to Beck. John L McClellan cites fraudulent financial reports if a loan existed or improper use if not, with potential mail fraud charges under discussion on Meet the Press. Beck contends he borrowed 300000 to 400000 and repaid it.
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Democratice
John L McClellan
D-Ark
NSC
Meet the Press
McClellan
Teamsters Union
Beck
Lana
McClelan
Beck Joe
Anti-Annex Group Sets Manor Meet
Washington Manor anti annexation committee plans a meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 1B Dayton Ave home of Mrs Carroll Bohrer. Members argue San Leandro offers little and highlight their own schools lights and sheriff coverage. Waldo Baugust chairs. Phyllis Destinay is secretary. Juanita Prancalina treasurer. June Weiss publicity chair.
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Washington Manor
San Leandro
Carroll Bohrer
Dayton Ave
Sheriff's Department
Waldo Baugust
Phyllis Destinay
Juanita Prancalina
June Weiss
Southern Plane Crash Kills in Tennessee
A World War I type B-25 bomber converted to an Air Force passenger plane crashed at Oak Grove Tennessee, about 40 miles west of Nashville. The aircraft reportedly carried ten persons. four survivors were treated in two clinics as rescuers investigated the deadly accident near Dickson, Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ins
Oaks Grove
Tenn
Nashville
Air Force
Langley Air Force
Base
Hells Canyon Fight Decided in Supreme Court Ruling
Washington private power interests lost their long legal fight to block development of Hells Canyon by Idaho Power Co. A brief Supreme Court order refused to review the appeal from the National Hells Canyon Association after a October Court of Appeals ruling. The decision upholds lower court actions authorizing dam construction on the Snake River near the Idaho Oregon border, affecting federal power commission action and proposed military base plans at Hampton Virginia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hells Canyon
Pacific
Northwest
Hells Canyon Assn
Tla
U. S. Court of Appeals
Mhewa
Oakland Mass Meeting Sparks Call to Oust Beck Leaders
About 3,500 local Teamsters members gathered at the Oakland Auditorium to back a motion to remove International President Dave Beck and other national leaders. Cy Stulting, Beck appointee of Local 70, blocked the measure by ruling it must be read at three meetings, citing bylaws. Merle Bigendo charged the ruling violated bylaws and insisted the motion aimed to trigger AFL-CIO suspension action.
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Oakland
East Bay
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Western
Frank Brewster
Jimmy Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters
Cy Stulting
Local 70
Senate
Membr
Oakland Auditorium
Stulting
Merle Bigendo
University of California
Custer
Afl-Cio
Beck
Bigendo
Stalling
Supreme Court Affirms Racial Access to Public Facilities
The Supreme Court refused to overturn lower court rulings allowing Negroes admission to a municipal pool and beach and to a county cafeteria. The decisions upheld orders admitting Black patrons to St. Petersburg Florida facilities and Houston Texas courthouse cafeteria.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harris County
Texas
Houston
Pleasanton council to act on transit district plan
Pleasanton council scheduled to meet at 6 20 p m today to vote on backing a Bay Area Rapid Transit district supported by a special property tax.
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Pleasanton
Fleasanton
Bay Area
Quakes Hit Bay Area as Seismology Lab Reports Tremors
BERKELEY The University of California seismological laboratory said today a series of three more earthquakes struck the San Francisco Bay Area yesterday, all barely perceptible.
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Berkeley
University
California Seismological Labora Ratory
San Francisco Bay
Four family members killed by 14 year old in Missouri
In Joseph Missouri Daniel Woolridge 14 confessed to shooting his father Ossie Woolridge 57 his mother Nellie 45 his brother Paul 6 and sister Dolores 11 in a fit of rage after his mother discarded his hunting knife A 12 year old sister Doris was critically wounded A 19 year old brother Joe discovered the scene and alerted authorities The spree followed a church return police noted no prior trouble for Daniel who later went to a movie and then surrendered
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St, Joseph
Daniel Woolridge
Woolridge
Ossie Woolridge
Nellie
Paul
Dolores
Doris
Joe
Ambulante
Melvin
Daniel
$300,000 Check On Gang Victim
Chicago police report a $300,000 check found on the body of former banker Leon Marcus, a figure in the $2.5 million Orville Bodge case. He was killed in a gangland style ride and dumped in a vacant lot. Marcus carried $1649 in cash and $2100 in travelers checks. the check was drawn on Society National Bank of Cleveland.
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Chicago
Leon Marcus
Orville Bodge
Marcus
Society Nationail Bank of
Cleveland
Iran to Lose Government After Americans Murdered by Bandits
In southeastern Baluchistan Iran the murder of Anita Carroll and two American aid workers sparks a government crisis. Premier Hussein Ala expected to resign, with Manouchehr Eghbal set to succeed, as U S point four aid is suspended until the killers are captured. Kevin Carroll and Brewster Wilson, both Americans, were killed in the ambush that also claimed Mrs Carroll.
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Thhran
Iran
Hussein Ala
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Point Four
Tran
Clark Gregory
Anita Carroll
Gregory
U. S
Baluchistan
Tehran
Ala
Manouchehr Eghbel
Tehran University
Eghbal
Eghbel
United States
Eisen-hower
Ike’s Caravan Slows After Tiff Over Speed
President Eisenhower slowed the pace on his return trip after criticism of his high speed auto travels. The White House party kept to posted limits through small towns while on open road driver Flohr occasionally topped the limit. Senator Neuberger welcomed the adherence to traffic laws on the journey back to Washington from Gettysburg.
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Washington, i
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Rockville
Ness
White House
Dick Flohr
Richard L. Neuberger
Dore
United Press
German Army Begins Draft In West Germany
Bonn reports West Germany started its draft with 9733 inductees, keeping overall strength far below the 500,000 target. The Bundeswehr is planned to reach 100,000 by April 1, 1958, with 30,000 draftees to be discharged the day after. Strategic rearmament faces political delays and an upcoming election could alter conscription.
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Bonn
West Germany
Bundeswehr
Dni
Howeever
Konrad Adenauer
Senate Approves Zwicker Boost Amid Bipartisan Support
The Senate confirmed the promotion of Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker to permanent brigadier general and temporary major general. Only Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and Sen. George Malone voted against the promotion on a 170 to 2 roll call.
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Washington
Ims
Senate
Joseph RF. McCarthy
Wis
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
McCarthy
George Malone
Nev
Brother killed in Russian roulette game in San Francisco
Arturo Tinckel, 22, showed a friend how the deadly game is played in San Francisco. Roberto Bolanos, 21, recalls Tinckel spinning the cylinder and firing, a 32 caliber bullet piercing his skull. He died at a city hospital yesterday.
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San Francisco
Arturo Tinckel
Chass
Roberto Bolanes
Bolanos
Jet Crash Kills B 56 Bomber Crew Near Eglin Base
A B 56 jet bomber crashed two miles from Eglin Air Force Base in Florida today, killing all three crew members aboard. The accident occurred near the base perimeter as investigators begin to determine the cause and assess the damage to the aircraft and surrounding area.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla. Vns
Andhory Eglin Air Force Base
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