Newark Jeweler Suspect Sought in Grand Theft
A Newark jeweler, Al-Omar, 26, is sought by police for grand theft after three weeks of incidents at Imperial Jewelers, 11 Lincoln Ave. A store safe emptied, consignment jewelry missing, and an all-points bulletin issued. Also in Eden Hospital matters, Dr Julius Levine faces potential board ban amid hospital governance reform and bid policy changes affecting hospital equipment purchases.
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Newark — Polo Today
Newark
Hikemnet
Mohammed Naji A‘ Omar
Imperial Jewelers
Lincoln Ave
James Chambers
Smith-Peters
Al-Omar
Chambers
San Francisco
Iraq
149Th Ave
San Leandro
U.S
Julius Levine
Hayward
Board of Eden Hospital
Assembly
Assembly Interim Committee On Public Health
Eden Hospital
Levine
Levine Hospital
Assembly Public Health Committee
Sacramento
Eden
Harry Blythe
Mail Service Cut Revoked After Emergency Post Aid
Washington government cuts in postal services were partly revoked today. Public will see little effect until Saturday when mails are delivered and post offices reopen. Windows kept to an 8 hour day with limited local hour adjustments, and area deliveries cut from three to two daily remain in place. Postmaster General Arthur E. Stummerfield ordered restoration of Saturday service and reversal of orders to halt third class mail and postal money orders following Eisenhower’s emergency 41 million dollar appropriation.
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Washington
Arthur E. Stummerfield
Eisenhower
Soviet Embassy Official Expelled Over Refugee Coercion
The United States ordered the expulsion of Genadi Mashkantzev, second secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Washington, for attempting to lure ex-Russian flyer Peter Pirogov and other refugees back to the Soviet Union. Pirogov had sought asylum after and with Anatole Barzov flew a Soviet bomber to Linz, Austria, in 1946.
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Washington
United States
Peter Pirogov
Soviet Union
U.S
Genadi F
Anatole Barzov
Io Linz
Austria
Lin
Fremont Mother Kills Herself In Front Of Train
Nancy Auger a 26 year old Fremont mother and former newspaper employee walked onto a freight train north of San Jose and was killed. Deputy Ducote said the collision occurred around 11:80 am as the train gathered speed near a Santa Clara area station. She left behind a nine month old son and had a history including a prior suicide attempt and recent hospital commitment.
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Fremont
San Jose
Nancy Auger
Alfred A. Augier
Southwood
Centerville
Brian
Auger
Southern Pacific
Jerry Ducote
Ducote
Oak‘ind
Santa Clara Funeral Home
Agnews State Hospital
Oakland Bay Bridge
Donald Bouchtette
Alviso
Ducéte
Theft Of Bomb Load Reported At El Toro Base
Authorities disclosed two loads of dangerous explosives, including 2000 miniature aircraft bombs, were stolen from a practice bombing area near El Toro Marine Base in Trabuco Canyon. A county alert also warned 48 pounds of highly explosive gun powder stolen from a railroad boxcar in El Monte.
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EL Toro Marine Base
Calif
California
FBI
All Points
Trabuco Canyon
el Toro, Marine Base
el Monte
Union Blast Order Denied
A Scranton dynamiting case witness William Manley testified before the Senate Rackets Committee he did not act on union officials orders. Manley, a Teamsters member, said he used union agents’ names in a tape about the crime to appease disputes with Paul Bradshaw and Helen Canfield, Bradshaw’s associate.
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Washington
INS
Scranton
Yhouse
William Manley
Senate
Manley
Teamsters Union
Paul Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Helen Canfield
Bay Area rapid transit district cleared by state senate
The State Senate unanimously approved a bill to form a four county Bay Area rapid transit district including San Francisco Alameda Contra Costa and Marin counties. San Francisco opposed, pushing for inclusion of San Mateo and Santa Clara counties and finance provisions, but amendments were rejected. Senator McCarthy of Marin led the measure with Alameda’s Breed supporting quick passage.
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Sacramento
INS
Bay Area
Senate
Assembly
John F. McCarthy
Marin ‘County
San Francisco
Alameda
Contra Cosata
Marin
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Robert I. McCarthy
San Franscisco
San. Mateo
Arthur H. Breed Jr
Alameda County
Van Doren Weds Stenog in Surprising Caribbean Ceremony
Charles L. Van Doren, the 31 year old Columbia English instructor who won 129000 on NBC Twenty-One, married his secretary Geraldine Bernstein in a secret police court ceremony at a Caribbean resort to avoid US publicity. The move followed months of engagement rumors and close work answering fan mail.
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Miss Bernstein
New York
Nbc-Tv
RAF troop plane crashes with all aboard killed
In Aqaba Jordan an RAF transport plane crashing on takeoff while evacuating troops from a former British base. The official announcement from RAF HQ in Nicosia said there were no survivors among the servicemen aboard. Fragmentary reports came from the Middle East Headquarters in Nicosia.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
Aqaba
Jordan
RAF
Middle East
Union Trial Of Beck To Stand As Planned
The AFL CIO overruled Teamsters objections and ordered the corruption trial of President Dave Beck and the union to proceed as scheduled in Washington D C. The decision keeps Beck and union leadership facing charges amid ongoing federal scrutiny.
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Beck
Washington, W
Afl‘cio
Teamsters Union
Dave
Dope Shuttle At Border Nets Two Arrests
Los Angeles sheriff and Federal narcotics agents say they busted a narcotics shuttle between Mexico and Los Angeles. They arrested Feliz M. Ortiz, 33, and Isadore R. Patron, 30, at a motel after a $2600 narcotics buy. Police recovered $21,500 worth of marijuana and $14,000 worth of heroin in two cars, totaling about $35,000 in drugs.
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Los Angeles
INS
Mexico
Feliz M. Ortiz
Isadoré
R. Patron
Horse tipster jailed after clients’ bets win big
London police report Eric Hillman, 66, a horse-tipster and betting agent, jailed as his horses won too much. The Hillman system allegedly earned him large sums from client money and commissions, with potential winnings exceeding 30 000 dollars.
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London
INS
Eric Hillman
Hillman
April Showers Farewell Seen in Alameda County
Clearing skies are forecast for tomorrow after a April squall that dumped .05 inch of rain in Southern Alameda County. The season total rose to 1233 inches, leaving areas about seven inches below the 19 inch average. Rain was expected to continue today with scattered showers tonight. northern California faced coastal rain and a chance of thunderstorms. Snow above 5,000 feet was predicted today and tonight.
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Alameda County
California
Plant Explosion At Monsanto Plant Kills Five Workers
An antiexplosion at a Monsanto Chemical Co plant near Charleston West Virginia leveled a three story building, killed five workers, injured four others, and released chlorine fumes prompting 1500 residents to evacuate their homes.
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Charleston
W. Va
Monsanto Chemical Co
Suits Filed on SF Dust Storm
Forty Sunset District residents seek damages from the city over a local dust storm that has plagued the area for several months and is described as getting into their hair.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower Outlines U S Paths to Aid Jordan and Suez Talks
President Eisenhower outlined two U S options to aid Jordan if attacked and said the U S might report to the U N Security Council on stalled Suez Canal negotiations. He affirmed hope for a Egypt accord and cited the Big Three pact and the Middle East Doctrine as bases for action. He noted no imminent threat.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Jordan
United Nations Security Council
Jane
Egypt
Middle East
Congress
Suez
U.N. Security Council
Ike Smiles At Kin Criticism
President Eisenhower ignored criticism from his brother Edgar as he faced reporters at a weekly news conference. He quipped that Edgar has mocked him since childhood and offered no further comment on the family dispute.
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Ike
Kin
Continene
Edgar
Pore Edgar
Open Skies Bid Accepted By US
The United States accepted a Soviet proposal for a partial open skies disarmament plan in Europe. Moscow proposed a 600 mile wide zone around the Iron Curtain with international patrols. US delegate Harold Stassen said acceptance depends on two conditions: widening the zones beyond 500 miles and that this first zone be a first step toward gradual expansion of inspection areas.
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London
United States
Russia
Moscow
Soviet
Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
Harold Stassen
U.N
House Cuts Eisenhower Foreign Aid Budget Increase
The House approved a $356,759,535 appropriation for foreign affairs, cutting into Eisenhower’s proposed funding for next year. The measure passed by acclamation and moves to the Senate, amid criticism voiced by Tacoma lawyer Edgar.
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Washington
Ims
House
Eisenhower
Sen
U.S. rejects immediate Security Council action on Suez
Washington announced today that it will not seek United Nations Security Council action on the Suez Canal issue at this time. The decision was reported by United Press as having been made this morning.
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Washington
United States
United Nations Security Council
United Press
Security Council
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