Death by own action shocks lewd case in Oakland
In San Lorenzo a mother faced juvenile court over her daughter's involvement in a nude photography case linked to Dr. Phil Pennie a 59 year old Oakland dentist who hanged himself in his jail cell after charges of four lewd acts and nude photos. The case arose when a eighth grade girl showed classmates nude pictures and proposed modeling for payment.
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Phil Pennie
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Vern Feige
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Estes Asks GOP Wisconsin Vote
Senator Estes Kefaufer urged Wisconsin Republicans and independents to vote Democratic in Tuesday’s primary as a protest against the Eisenhower administration. He claimed Wisconsin farmers and voters should repudiate an administration seen as catering to special interests and ignoring broad needs.
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Estes Kefauger
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Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Tennessean
Truman Says He's Neutral in Democratic Fight
Former President Harry S. Truman said he is trying to be neutral in the Democratic presidential nomination battle between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. He believes the race can boost voter interest and declined to name a preferred candidate while in New York. He would support whomever the Democrats nominate.
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Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Seni Estes Kefauver
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Truman
Rewachen
Times Square
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Kefauver
Gov
Averell Harriman
Hayward OK For A Street Widening Project
Hayward gains court order for immediate possession on the south side of A Street between Castro and Foothill for widening. City officials plan removal of structures within two months, bid by July 1, with estimated costs of 210000 for acquisition and 76000 for the widening, funded by county gas tax allocations totaling 217000.
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Foothill
Charles Wade Snook
Iren
Alameda County
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William Scanlon
Phillips
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
High Court Nullifies Sedition Laws Nationwide
The Supreme Court held the Justice Department controls sedition prosecutions aimed at overthrowing the federal government, striking down state sedition acts in 42 states. The ruling voided Pennsylvania’s sedition law and freed Pittsburgh Communist Steve Nelson from that sentence, though he still faces a five year term under the Smith Act for plotting violent overthrow.
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Supreme Court
Justice Départment
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Congress
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Service Station Robbed of 200 Dollars in San Leandro
Police theorize a robber hid inside a service station at 1805 Washington Avenue after proprietor Albert Carrabello closed up Saturday night. The thief took 200 dollars in cash, passing up 40 more and 365 in checks while Carrabello repaired an auto and left for the night.
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San Leandro
Albert Carrabello
Washington Avenue
Carrabello
Brundage Joins Budget Bureau as Director on Birthday
Washington reports Brundage sworn in as director of the Bureau of the Budget on his 64th birthday. He succeeds Rowland Hughes who resigned for personal obligations. Brundage, formerly deputy director, takes a $17 500 yearly post.
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Washington
Brundage
Bureau of the Budget
Rowland RB. Hughes
More Cartoon Mirth On Tap At Daily Review
The Daily Review announces two new cartoons for the evening edition Laughs abound in Spot the dog leading a man life and The Reverend whose comic life warms readers as he appears on page 12 and page 14 respectively, beginning today.
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Spot
Reverend
Easter Weekend Crashes Kill 12 in California Traffic
The California Highway Patrol reports at least 12 fatalities from Easter weekend crashes. Victims include Edward Amos 34 Antioch Walter White 34 Fairfield and Anne Simmons 41 Campbell. multiple wrecks occurred on Highway 4 near Antioch Highway 101 near San Jose and Highway 1 south of Navarro River.
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Edward S. Amos
Antioch
Walter C. White
Fairfield
James Franklin
Fairfield Air Base
Anne Simmons
Coyote
San Jose
Simmons
Campbell
Bike Rider 62 Killed by Car in Livermore
LIVERMORE A 62 year old bicycle rider was killed yesterday when struck by an auto on U S Highway 50 half mile west of Doolean road California highway patrol reported He was identified as Knute C Litheim a dairyman at Freisman dairy He reportedly was turning into the dairy when the accident occurred The driver of the west bound auto Lillian F Howard 41 of Oakland had no opportunity to avoid striking the middle aged man who apparently swerved in front of the car
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Doolan Road
Knute C. Litheim
Freisman Dairy
Lillian F. Howard
Oakland
H Bomb Blast Open To US News Coverage
Washington announced that for the first time in atomic age history a hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok will be opened to a news pool around May 1. The pool includes 15 observers from major wire services and civil defense leaders, marking a shift from prior security restrictions on Pacific tests.
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Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Ground
International News Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Eniwetok
Bikini Atoll
AEC
Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Geneva
Eisenhower
Soviet H-Bomb Seen Like U S
Tokyo reports a Japanese scientist says the Russian H-bomb explosion last November is similar to the U S bikini bomb tested in spring 1954. Prof Yoshio Sugiura of the meteorological research institute based this on an exhaustive analysis of radioactive particles that fell in the Tokyo area for three days after November 24.
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Zeochemistry Laboratory
San Jose Strike Shuts Three Plants In Protest
In San Jose twelve hundred machinists walked out against Food Machinery Corp leading to shutdowns at three plants. Pickets formed at the gates of the canning machinery John Bean Agricultural Equipment and ordnance plants. The ordnance plant makes armored personnel carriers for the Army.
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Four Thousand Christians Attend Easter in Jerusalem
Four thousand Christian pilgrims from around the world thronged Jerusalem for Easter services at the Pilgrim Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Officials said numbers were likely reduced by the tense Middle East situation, with many travelers from across the globe seeking a place at the holy observance.
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Jungvonlem
Jerusalem
Five Feared Lost, 32 Are Rescued
A Northwest Orient Airlines Stratocruiser crashed in Puget Sound five miles south of Seattle. Thirty two were rescued, three dead, two missing. Survivors include a Japanese couple and their two year old child. Coast Guard and Air Force planes aided recovery.
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U.A.A
Northwest Orient Airlines
Puget Sound
Here
Carl Thompson
Gene Johnson
Joe Dollinger
Coast Guard
Air Force
Seattle-Tacoma International
Point Robinson
Vashon Island
Northwest Airlines Public Information
Tacoma
Pittsburgh Air Crash Kills 22
Survivors tell of a fault or issue shortly after takeoff from Greater Pittsburgh airport as a Martin Skylander two engine plane carrying 33 passengers and three crew nosedived and burned on a hillside. Twenty two people were killed and 21 bodies were recovered from the wreckage.
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Pittsburgh
Trans - World Airlines
Newark
N.J
Pennsylvania
Hey
Parole Appeal By Greenglass
Justice officials report David Greenglass has applied for parole from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary for conspiracy to commit espionage. He is eligible for release Thursday after serving one third of a 15 year sentence. He appeared in a prison interview to plead in writing and personally. Greenglass is the brother of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg who were executed in 1953 for passing atomic secrets.
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INS
Justice Department
David Greenglass
Lewisburg
Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Tulius
Polio Series Begins Today in The Daily Review
The Daily Review starts a five part polio series, The war against Polio. The first piece by Michas J. O’Neill, from PF Weshi in Bureau, cites his national headline award and features a Q and A with Surgeon General Leonard Scheele about infantile paralysis.
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Daily Review Today
Michas J. O'Neill
PF Weshi
Bureau
Leonard Scheele
Report on Israel arms request and US stance
Washington report says President Eisenhower rejected Israel’s $64 million arms bid for now. Dulles and advisers discussed the decision last Wednesday after Israel made the request on November 1. Britain, France, and possibly other allies expected to supply defensive arms. France is set to deliver 12 Mystere IV jet fighters to Israel within days, with delivery details held for security until arrival.
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Eisenhower
Israel
John Foster Dulless
Britain
France
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