Safe Driving Plan Cuts California Auto Rates
California introduces a rate plan rewarding safe drivers with a 20 percent cut for three years of clean driving. Eligible private passenger car owners in Alameda County would pay 86.80 yearly versus 109 normally, while under 25 males face higher base rates. A point system governs adjustments for accidents and violations within three years of policy issuance.
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California
Lrms
National Casualty
National Automobile Underwriters
William. Leslie Jr
Howard
Onsburg
Alameda — County
Keslie
State Industrial Employment Up In California
Statistics from the Department of Labor show California industry employment rising. In Oakland George W. Pratt died in a gas explosion after attaching a hose to his stove and waiting to die. The blast damaged his home and nearby houses, with total damage estimated at $30,000. Pratt suffered severe burns, and no others were hurt.
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Oakland
George W. Prat
California
Helf
San Francisco
UPI
Kaisey Hospital
Pratt
Igor
Roger Blane
Indecent Photo Ring Smashed in Oakland
Oakland police broke up a nationwide indecent photograph and motion picture ring involving 40 East Bay models. Arrested were Douglas Deal of Berkeley and Leonard Ackerman of Oakland. Police seized reels, photographs, and a customer mailing list. some film was color with sound. Bail for both men set at 500 dollars.
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Oakland
East Bay
Douglas Deal
Berkeley
Domingo Studios
Ackerman Hill Laboratory
Ackerman
Ishovatory
Ackerman's Laboratory
Ted Brown
Brown
Deal
Stolen dynamite cap found near construction site
A dynamite cap was recovered in Hayward during a patrol by Sheriff's Deputy C. Peters. The item was traced to 20130 John St Castro Valley and linked to 17 year old David Lintholms of 17124 Ralande as the possessor. Investigators recovered additional caps deemed dangerous.
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Tom
John St
Castro Valley
Hayward
C. Peters
David Lintholms
Ralande
Peters
Airmen Bump Off Plane In Japan Incident
Airmen on emergency leave from Japan were ordered off a Military Air Transport plane by a lieutenant colonel and later returned by Lt General Burns after the airmen appealed for help. The colonel remained in Tokyo for investigation.
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Saratoga’ Springs
N.Y
UPT
Japan
Pol RL
Wie Wetlen Yaceiu
Robert Burns
U.S
Tokyo
Robert. J. Kindl
Coye Y
Bell
Air Force
Cain
Terri Jo
Whiteman Air Force Base Hospital
Sedalia
Platt
Kindi
Kindl
Twisters Hit Three Times Across Central Florida
Tornadoes struck Orlando area and Dade City causing one death and numerous injuries. Mrs Rost Varnada, 44, died en route to a hospital after a tornado wrecked her home. Eight others in the area were injured. two hospitalized in Dade City. Central Florida farms and two area hospitals report many minor injuries and fifteen treated at Dade City hospitals.
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Orlando
Fla
UPN
Dade City
Rost Varnada
Florida
Mins J
Titusville
Dalai Lama Escape to India Reported Amid Turmoil
New Delhi reports renewed fighting in southeast Tibet as rebels clash with Chinese Communists near Lhasa. Peiping radio claims the Dalai Lama left Lhasa under duress with rebel elements, with Indian border police and troops moving toward the border to assist.
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NEW Delp
UPI
Godike Dalai Lama
Tibet
India
I Peiping
Tokyo
Dalai Lama
New Delhi
Lhasa
Piping Radio
Sehels
Tawang
Peiping
Perfect Hand Dealt in Bridge in London
UPI reports a rare bridge hand where each player received 13 cards of one suit. The St James Club winner was Duke of Marbleborough, aged 61, who held all spades, with Thursby taking all clubs, Minto Wilson all hearts, and Dr. Rowleston all diamonds.
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London
UPI
St. James
Duke of Marborrough
Peter ‘Thursby
Rowleston
Thursby
Minto Wilson
Heams
the Duke
Quaker School Allows Girls to Smoke on Campus
Greensboro officials report Gulard College relaxed rules allowing women students at the 122 year old Quaker school to smoke within a mile of the campus. They may now use the campus drugstore side shop, President Klyde Milner said.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPD
Gulard College
Womer
Klyde A. Milner
Premier orders probe into army call up amid Middle East tension
Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion initiates an inquiry into the management of a mobilization order that sparked war jitters across the region. Syria cancels leaves and mobilizes reserves while Jordan convenes an emergency defense council. A committee will probe the handling of what officials call a routine announcement.
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David Hen-Gurion
Middle East
Jerusalem
Syria
Jordan
Supre Defense Council
Ben- Gurion
Custable
Hayward Posts Warmest April In 45 Years
Hayward High's weather chief George W. Preston reports April 1 readings at 1083 higher than any since the school began keeping records in 1914. San Francisco reached 77 degrees, an all time April 1 high, while Oakland recorded five degrees above the previous mark. Other Southern Alameda County towns also reported new highs for April 1.
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Merchy
Yesters Jay
George W. Preston
St. Hayward
Hayward High School
Preston
San Francisco
Oakland
Te I
Mameda County
San Leandro
Pleas‘anton
Niles
Union Lei
$1359 Bill For Broken Windows
San Leandro judge orders Augustus M. Boggers and Virginia Whitmore, parents of two youths, to pay San Leandro School District $1259 for rocks and dirt thrown through school windows during Easter break. Deputy District Attorney Harold Moore acted for the district. The Whitmore family appeared with defense by Arthur Volonte.
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Harold Moore
Wiley
Sheriff's Dept
State Senate May Ease Eden Lead
The State Senate quickly acts on a bill to permit Eden Hospital to borrow money while Eden District eyes less reliance on pledged future taxes as collateral for debts. An emergency measure allowing distressed hospital districts to borrow against receivables passed Assembly in Sacramento yesterday.
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State Senate
den Hospital
Waen
Hayward
Carlos Bee
Assembly
Sacramento
Paul Rhodes
Eden
Rhodes
Hearling
Board of Directors
Speeding Train Hits Car Killing Four In Ardmore
A Santa Fe Chief train struck a car at 60 to 63 mph in Ardmore Oklahoma, tossing six family members and killing four instantly. An eight month old boy and his airman father were gravely injured. witnesses described bodies scattered after impact. Local authorities and railroad officials investigated the crash as survivors received emergency aid at the scene.
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Ardmore
Okla
UPI
Santa Fe
Floyd Webb
Gainesville
Tay
Eisenhower vows unity as NATO doors stay open
President Eisenhower told NATO’s ten nation assembly that the allies will persist with concrete proposals to settle differences with the Soviet Union while demanding Moscow abandon world domination. He urged openness to discussion, warned against future tension, and urged courage, sacrifice, and perseverance to secure lasting peace and universal justice. The president noted Communists have not gained politically or militarily in Europe since NATO’s 10 year founding.
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Washington
UPI
Preent
Eisenhower
Russia
Kremlin
NATO
Hs Europe
Eisenhow Eisenhower
Wniversal
Soviet Union
Supreme Military Command
Europe
North Alantic
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