Seven missing as Wyoming blizzard isolates Sheridan
A severe Wyoming blizzard left seven motorists unaccounted for in Sheridan after 26 inches of snow isolated the town of 12,000. Rescue teams hunted for the autoists whose cars were stranded by drifts and high winds along Highway 14 and surrounding routes. Two Sheridan men, Lyle Davis and Harvey Dean, were feared in the lost car, while three orchestra members were in a second vehicle near the first. Two more Sheridan men were reported missing since Sunday.
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Sheridan
Wyo. U
Wyoming
Here
U. 5
Newcastle
Thse
Guy Speed
Emory, Coslett
Fred Berd
Saigon Rebels Lift Blockade Courteously Prompt Market Return
Saigon rebels fulfilled their pledge to end the three day blockade of the south Vietnam capital. Market wagons rolled into the central market as Hoa Hao and Bin Nham Sees factions allowed shops to reopen. Gen Paul Ely French commander asked for a three day pause to seek a political compromise between religious groups and Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. Food supplies returned with rice meat and dried fish entering shops though prices were 20 to 50 percent higher than before the blockade.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietnam
Hoa Hao
bin Naven
Paul Ely
Neo Dinh Diem
Hoover commission urges drastic overhaul of federal transportation
Washington reports the Hoover Commission, led by former President Herbert Hoover, asks Congress for a 126 page plan to cut waste in federal transport. It estimates 150 million dollars yearly could be saved by eliminating normal bureaucratic practices and centralizing civilian traffic functions under the General Services administration while preserving mail movement for security.
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Washington
INS
Hoover Commission
Congress
Formic
Herbert Hoover
Maderos
Vncaprivate
Troning
General Services Administration
Ex-C.V. Man Ends Highway Patrol Study
Castro Valley native John Eugene Mitchell, 28, has completed CHP Academy training in Sacramento and will join the Bakersfield unit. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell of 9824 Madison Avenue, longtime resident with his wife Caroline and four children. A World War II Navy veteran, Mitchell earned a degree from the College of Mortuary Science in San Francisco before joining the patrol.
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Castro Valley
John Eugene Mitchell
California Highway Patrol Academy
Sacramento
Bakersfield
Mitchell
Worthy L. Mitchell
Madison Avenue
Formners
Opal Court
Caroline
David
Johnnie
Edward
Linda
The
College of Mortuary Science
San Francisco
Highway Patrol
Burglary Spree Reported Across Five Area Homes
Weekend upsurge in break ins across Hayward Castro Valley and surrounding areas. Victims include Herbert Pulliam whose unlocked box held $160 in coins. Homer Covey at 22940 Tietory Drive. Charles A Roy's home at Oro Road where a shotgun and cigarettes were stolen. Colonial Acres School on Meekland Avenue damaged by youths. and the Maderos residence at 6069 Eighth Avenue Castro Valley entered with minimal loss. Deputies report juvenile suspects possible.
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Hayward
Saa*Leandre
Incorporated
Herbert
Pulliam
Homer G. Covey
Tietory
Drive
Sheriff’s Deputies
Leet Atshose
Charles A.roy Farmer
O’ Toad
Shor
Rogers
Colonial Acres
Meekland Avenue
Manuel W. Maderos
Eith- Avenue
Castro Valley
Two Registration Locations Listed For Event
Registration for the recreation program is available at two sites, 126 Castro Village and the Redwood Road fire station. Hours are 2 to 6 pm. Those already registered should not register again to avoid duplicate records.
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Ing
Castro Village
Redwood Road
Woman Gives Birth Amid Vehicle Collision Injuries
In Toronto Mrs. Vera McKey reported as doing well after giving birth to a baby boy last night. An hour later she suffered a multiple fracture a broken shoulder and head injuries in a car accident. Mother and child remain under care today.
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Toronto
Ont
Vera McKey
Sayers
Picket Threat Halts Telephone Service in Maryville
Maryville Tennessee and Alcora faced telephone outages after CIO Communications workers threatened violence. Southern Bell Telephone Co ordered its Maryville exchange closed at the request of Mayor Lea Callaway who warned bloodshed would follow if the exchange kept operating.
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Maryville
Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Alcora
CIO
Southern
Bell Telephone Ico
Aryville
Lea- Callaway
Ships Bring Reds War Goods to Canton in March
Shipping reports show March deliveries to Canton exceeded any month since last summer with 12 ships carrying strategic cargoes. Finnish tankers Aruba and others met jet fuel needs while vessels from Poland Russia and Czechoslovakia stopped at Lap Sap Mei or Whampoa. Canton lies on the Xi River estuary near Formosa where authorities monitor Red buildup, with invasion fears linked to Fukien.
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Hong Kong
Aup
Red China
Re- Imain Anggymous
Seid
Canton
Aruba
Réd China
Lap Sap Mei Island
Pearl River
Whampoa
Carton
Pukien
Formosa
Fukien
Lap Say Meion
Igee Mareb
Kor
Supreme Court upholds Bramblett conviction in Bay Spada case
Washington Illinois report says the Supreme Court affirmed former Rep. Ernest Bramblett's 1954 conviction for false statements to the government about his payroll. He faced up to 35 years and a $70,000 fine as the ruling clears the way for federal court sentencing after prior arrest of judgment.
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Washington, Ill
Supreme Court
Ernest IK Branisl
Calif
Bay- Spada
High Court
Bramblett
House
Margaret N Swanson
Ashington
Unider
Executive Branch
Interna Revenue Service
Congress
Walter MI . Bastian
Supreme Cour
Jet Fighter-Interception Squadron Moves to Formosa
In Tokyo today the United States Air Force announced that the 16th Jet Fighter-Interception squadron is being shifted from Okinawa to Formosa, reflecting a reallocation of air defense assets in the region.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Okinawa
Formosa
Nuclear missile test postponed after weather evaluation
Las Vegas reports the Atomic Energy Commission postponed a planned nuclear missile test after a morning evaluation indicated conditions were not suitable. The high altitude defense weapon could wipe out attacking fleets and another weather check was planned to decide if the shot can be fired Wednesday.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Wilson defends long range defense plan to match Reds
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson told the Senate military appropriations subcommittee the administration has a sound long range program with tremendous striking power to counter communism. He described a defense budget of 834 billion for the coming fiscal year and noted illness kept him from testifying in person. Deputy Secretary Robert B. Anderson read his prepared statement as Democrats criticized manpower cuts in the Army.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Administration
Wilson
Senate
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Defense
Defense Department
They Genes
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Denis Chavez
D-N.m
Derailment in Mexico Kills Nine
Nine people were killed when a fast express train derailed near Guadalajara. Early reports say two passenger cars left the tracks at about 745 CST last night. At least eight of 70 injured were hospitalized, with fears of more serious injuries or fatalities. Federal rescue teams were en route, aided by medical staff from nearby bases. The scene prompted dispatch of aircraft and resupply units to support the recovery effort.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
INS
Crose
Nts
Joly
Cali
Air National Guard
Towns
Hayward
129Th Air
129Th
Airy
Ath Airborne Materials Assembly Squadron
Newark Petition To Be Presented To Board of Supervisors
Newark incorporation petition will be presented to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors tomorrow. County Clerk Harold Schulze and County Clerk Jack Blue will rule on signature sufficiency and boundary accuracy and estimate the legal publication fees. Protest hearings may be set by the board within days if submitted before the deadline.
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Oakland
Newark
N- Corporation
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Harold Schulze
Jack Blue
Mmcor
McCormick Rites Held for Chicago Tribune Editor
Col. Robert R. McCormick editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune was buried today with full military honors. Private services were held at his Cantigny farm home in Wheaton outside Chicago where he died in his sleep after a lingering illness at age 74.
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Chicago
Robert R
FBI Agent to Speak for Hesperian Dads
Ashland program details an FBI agent named McGee as guest speaker for the Hesperian Dads club meeting at 2 pm tomorrow. He will show a film titled A Day With the FBI and discuss the topic. The event, coordinated with the Hesperian PTA, follows the speaker’s remarks and program.
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Ashland
WeGee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hesperian Dads Club
Sherman Hensley
McGee
FBI
Hesperian Pta
Considrads ‘Club
Prograi Sam Braun
Theuest Seman
Churchill to Resign Dominates British News Day
Britain waits tensely as reports mount that Prime Minister Winston Churchill plans to resign this week. Sir Anthony Eden appears poised to take over as premier, with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip making public appearances amid the turbulence.
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London
Ins
ALL
Queen Elizabeth
Ten Downing. Street
Sir Winston
Eden
Downing. Street
Churchill
Meamwuhile
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Windsor Castle
Buckingham
Palace
England
Anthoni Eden
Knowland Visits U N Delegation at United Nations
Republican Senator William F Knowland of California conferred with the U N delegation in New York on possible steps to speed negotiations over the release of 15 Americans jailed as spies by China. He met privately with Brigadier General C Stanton Bodock, counselor to the delegation, in Lodge’s absence.
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United Nations
N.Y
William F. Knowland
Calif
U.S
U.N
China
Henry Cabot Lodge
Knowland
C. Stanton - Babcock
Belgian Movie Theater Fire Claims 22 Victims
Belgian authorities report a deadly blaze at a Liège cinema during a matinee of The Adventurer of Seville. Dozens of charred bodies, including many children under ten, were found. officials recovered fragments of 38 or 39 corpses. Police opened an official inquiry as crowds waited at the mortuary and looked for survivors.
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Liege
Belgium
Seville
UN 2
Would-Be Shoplifters Drop Cigaret Cartons
In San Leandro two men attempted to steal cigarettes valued at over 107 dollars from Hagstrom's Food Stores at 2179 Best 14th Street. Elsie Attgbery, a 32-year-old checker, observed them leave with two boxes containing about 48 cartons, triggered pursuit and the suspects dropped the cigarettes and fled in a green parked car.
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San Leandro
Elsie Attgbery
Hagstrom's
Best
14Th Street
Hayward Man Dies of Heart Attack
Andrew Sjostrom, 64, of Hayward, was found dead by a neighbor in his apartment at 1201 8 Street yesterday afternoon. Police say he suffered a heart attack while preparing to leave, with death attributed to heart failure by his physician. He was taken to Pratt-Files Mortuary as funeral plans awaited his wife from Northern California.
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Andrew
Sjostrom
Hayward
P. A’ Johnson
Black
Pratt-Files
California
Pleasant Shock at Vancouver Births Report
A brief Vancouver entry notes the birth of triplet girls to William Lee and family. The report uses clipped wording and reports the healthy delivery with emphasis on the mother and infants' condition. The item reflects a local society note on a notable multiple birth.
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Shock
Vancouver
Bérnay
Wbs
William Lee
McClellan and Stassen Clash Over Subpoena Data
In a 90 minute meeting Senator McClellan and Harold Stassen ironed out most disputes over Stassen's refusal to accept service of a subpoena for documents on a government funded grain elevator project in Pakistan. McClellan said progress included a promise to produce some papers and to seek a telegram release from Knowland. Stassen called the session constructive and said he will provide the documents anyway. Separately Rep. Reuss accused a DOJ anti trust committee of being loaded with lawyers and urged changes to fair trade and merger laws. The House recessed for Easter after a brief session as members began vacation.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
John L.mcclellan
D., Ark
Stasssen
McClellan
Senate
Lontract
Pakistan
Stassen
William F. Knowland
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Santé Pril
Chinese Reds Purge Two Top Officials
Peiping radio reports the Chinese Communist Central Committee unanimously condemns Kao Kang former vice chairman and chief of Northeast China and Jeo Shu Shi a political commissar for the East China military district for alleged activities harmful to the party Mao Tse Tong attended the session the broadcast said both officials face expulsion from the party
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Hong -Kong
INS
Peiping Radio
Arty Central Committee
Kao Kang
Northeast China Administrative Area
Song’ Kong
Jeo Shu Si
East China
Mao’ Tse-Tung
Peoples 'Governg Council
Kao’ Kang
Shu Shih
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