Congress Set Up To Act If Called
In a warning to congressional leaders the Eisenhower administration said the United States may need to intervene in the Middle East if the U N peace mission fails. Congress would be asked for approval before action. Dulles outlined no specific plan and urged readiness should UN efforts fail. Leaders said the outlook was bleak and acute with no immediate action requested.
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INS
Eisenhower
U. S
Middle East
United Nations
Congress
Israel
Arab States
John Foster
Dulles
House
Senate
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Ene
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Walter F. George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
George
Atomic Attack Drill Planned for Bay Area
Six nuclear devices will simulate a Bay Area strike during Operation Alert 1956 from July 20 to 26. Five bombs target San Francisco and Oakland with a follow up blast two hours later. Canada will participate as officials coordinate civil defense and mobilization exercises across 76 areas nationwide.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Canada
Office of
Defense Mobilization
Civil Defense Administration
United States
Motorist Dies at Wheel on Bay Area Highway
San Mateo report says Loren Dale Moors of Palo Alto died at Mills Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack while driving a car north on the Barshese highway near Third Avenue. Two highway workers were struck and injured in the same incident.
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Ies
Highsway
Loren
Dale Moors
Falo Alto
Mills Memorial Hospital
Third Avenue
Hayward Area Hit by Quakes
Series of small earthquakes rolled through the Hayward area today, with only a few residents reporting feeling tremors.
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Hayward
Girl, 16, Found Dead in Chicago
A 16-year-old girl was found dead in a Chicago downtown hotel room with a flower in her blonde hair. Coroner’s physician Dr. Alvin Bates reported myocarditis as the autopsy finding, with tests to determine alcohol in her blood.
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Chicago
Wbully
Alvin Bates
University of California
Berkeley
Lea
San Lorenzo Couple Jailed in Bay Merchants Case
A San Lorenzo spiritualist and his 20 year old wife face forgery and grand theft charges for allegedly bilking East Bay merchants of about 20000 in merchandise. The wife’s parents are also detained on similar counts. The Comstocks and Walkers used church affiliations and stories of insurance money to gain credit across Oakland Hayward and San Leandro.
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East Bay
Smilar
Santa Rita County
Leonard Comstock
Lois
Farnsworth Street
San Loverno
Tex
Grace’ Walker
Fordyce Walker
Walkers
Marin Drive
Sar Leandro
Ken Hyland
Hayward
Plaiter
Oakland
San Leandro
Comstocks
Mt Hyland
California general fund could go red next year
A Sacramento analysis warned California's general fund may run more than ten million dollars in the red in the next fiscal year if the state spends all funds appropriated by the 1956 legislature. The report contrasts the $1,796,112,938 budget with demand for $1,019,409,643 from the general fund, the rest to be drawn from reserves and special funds.
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Sacramento
INS
California
Govnor Knight
BOA Londor-S.F. Route Is Okayed
San Francisco reports that British Overseas Airways plans a direct San Francisco to London route. The Civil Aeronautics Board is to decide who receives a $5000 reward fund offered for the safe return of a baby named Robert. Trustees filed for declaratory relief naming 13 possible claimants.
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British Overseas Airways Corporation
London
San Fran
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Europe
Robert Mar
Cus
Big Vote Turnout Expected in East Bay Cities
Voters in southern Alameda County were said to favor a light to moderate turnout this morning, though forecasts for Hayward and San Leandro predicted heavy participation. City clerks expect Fremont and Newark to see only token voting as most council seats were unopposed. San Lorenzo reported progress toward its corporate vote.
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San Leandro
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Election returns from Hayward and San Leandro races
The Daily Review will provide up-to-the-minute results on Hayward and San Leandro municipal elections and the incorporation route on Old San Lorenzo tonight 8:20 to 11. For Hayward and San Lorenzo call Lucerne 1-2112. For San Leandro call Elgin 1-6310. City clerks estimate final results on crowded council and school board races will not be available before 9:30.
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San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Voters Eye Local Races Across Hayward San Leandro
In Hayward nineteen candidates seek seven city council seats while San Leandro fourteen compete for four seats yet one is unopposed due to districting. Eight seek three school board posts with two contending for the lone two year seat. Charter amendments also face San Leandro voters.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Marines death hike raises questions on discipline
At Parris Island Marine Corps commandant Gen Randolph Pate said two drill instructors did not have authority to take a platoon on a three night march that ended in six drownings among 70 recruits. Staff Sgt Matthew McKeon admitted the march aimed to teach discipline. Six men drowned after entering deep water as bodies were recovered, with one still missing.
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Randolph Pate
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Washington
Pup’s Snack Solves Paycheck Mystery in Milwaukee
Frank Wipijewski blamed the missing wages on his puppy Moe. He fed Moe a piece of paper which the dog ate, and he called it circumstantial evidence proving what happened to the paycheck.
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Milwaukee
Frank Wipijewski
Moe
Wipijewski
S F Night Meat Sale Pondered by San Francisco Board
SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco board of supervisors is weighing a proposed ordinance to lift the ban on selling fresh meat after 6 PM. The move aims to extend hours for meat sales and expand late evening commerce amid urban dining trends.
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S.F
San Francisco
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Sailor Killed in Dublin Car Crash at Highway 50
A 17-year-old sailor from Riverbank, Donald C. Cox, attached to Naval Transport Squadron Two, died when a car carrying three Riverbank youths collided head-on with a truck west of Dublin on U S Highway 50. Teens Billy W. Mayfield and James Williams survived with serious and critical injuries. Williams fractured skull and collar bone, Mayfield suffered arm and head injuries. The auto was passing a slow cattle truck when the collision sent the truck down a 260-foot embankment. the car was ripped apart and its engine found 100 feet from the wreckage.
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Dublin
Alameda Naval Air Station
Riverbank
Stanislaus County
Donald C. Cox
Naval Transport Squadron Two
Walter C. Jensen
Daly City
High School Site Accepted by Planning Panel
Hayward planning commission labeled the Cherryland high school site acceptable but not desirable. The Alamena County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors retain jurisdiction as the district seeks a $1.75 million loan to acquire the 34-acre Sunset Western Princeton La venues area. About 170 homes would be razed, with objections citing pupil safety and lack of sidewalks along hazardous intersections. the district may proceed after a 30 day wait even without full approval.
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Lut Commission
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Beer Bust Confiscation Drains 8832 Bottles in San Francisco
In San Francisco the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control emptied 8832 bottles of beer into a storm sewer after confiscating the supply from a seller with an expired license. The incident highlights regulatory action and disposal practices amid license violations.
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State Building
San Francisco
State Department of Alycoholic Beverage Control
Weather Briefing For Today And Tomorrow
This morning's brief rain gives way to cloudy skies and possible light showers tonight. Clearing weather is expected tomorrow with a low tonight ranging from 44 to 50 degrees.
Man found dead by hanging in San Lorenzo garage
The body of 39 year old Clarence E. Buck was located yesterday hanging from a rafter in his estranged wife’s San Lorenzo garage. Buck’s friend John D Bradshaw reported Buck had returned from a Reno weekend to collect a check and Buck was later pronounced dead at Fairmont emergency hospital. Mildred Buck said she did not know Buck’s whereabouts since their estrangement.
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San Lorenzo
Clarence
E. Buck
Buck
John D.’ Bradshaw
Wake Avenue
Bevilacqua Street
Bradshaw
Fairmont Emergency Hospital
Mildred
Grand Jury urges severe penalties for youth crime in Alameda
Alameda county Grand Jury calls for strict punishment to curb juvenile delinquency and urges expanded facilities including a girls juvenile home. It stresses parental responsibility and financial accountability for misdeeds, notes potential sanitarium relocation, and urges long range planning for rehabilitation and county retirement funds.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Grand Jury
Ralph E. Hoyt
Arroyo Sanitarium
Livermore
Valley
Tohevilt H. P.’ Gleason
Santa Rita
San Antonio to remove 100 stop signs at ARACKLAND base
The article notes that San Antonio Texas and nearby Air Force base ARACKLAND will replace about one hundred stop signs with Yield Right of Way signs, aiming to improve traffic flow and driving ease in the area.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rackland Air Force Base
Thugs Attack Boy With Acid in San Leandro
A 14 year old San Leandro youth was temporarily blinded when three older boys sprayed his face with carbon dioxide from a fire extinguisher. David E. Ralston, 2321 West Avenue 132nd, was taken to Fairmont emergency hospital for evaluation after riding to a grocery errand. He described the pickup of the attackers who asked directions to 148th Avenue before fleeing.
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San Leandro
David E. Ralston
West Avenue
Fairmont Emergency Hospital
Raiston
Tnolittle Drive
Ravenue
Bank Wire-Cutting Robbery Ring Nets Oakland Arrests
Oakland police arrested four men in synchronized raids over a two year bank theft spree. The four suspects Craig Parker Normal Fravel Gary Clark and Clifford Peters all of Oakland are linked to five robberies using cut alarm wires including a 416000 Bank of America heist at Arguello in San Francisco on December 9 1954 and an Albany teller shooting.
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Oakland
Anthony Bolger
Bank of America
Arguello
San Francisco
Albany
Craig Parker
Loot Thief Sought After Wisconsin Sports Service Heist
Milwaukee police recovered a package containing 1787 dollars in the Wisconsin Sports Service office. The haul represented most of the money stolen last March 12, with only 95 dollars missing. Authorities continue search for the thief.
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Wisconsin Sports Service, Inc
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