Margaret Wed In Simple Rites
Margaret Truman wed New York newsman Clifton Daniel Jr in Trinity Episcopal church Independence Missouri. The ceremony featured a brief procession, white taping candles, and classic vows as family and friends witnessed at the childhood church of the bride.
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Truman comments on Meg and Clinton wedding
Harry S Truman said he wants his daughter Margaret to be happy in her marriage to Clinton Daniel Jr. He emphasized there should be no theatrics and called marriage the most sacred contract one can enter.
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Patrolmen Free Trapped Drivers in Pleasanton Crash
Two unidentified motorists were trapped when high voltage lines broke on Hopyard road at 2 30 this morning. California Highway Patrol freed the drivers after they remained in their cars, with power restoration timed at 54 minutes.
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Royal yacht nears Capri on calm sea and wedding voyage
Capri reports smooth sailing for Princess Grace and Prince Rainier aboard Deo Juvante after Monaco ceremony. Honeymooners expected to reach Capri this afternoon. Rainier messages officials from the yacht while guests plan stays at Eden Paradise and Quisisana hotels ahead of Naples trip.
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Rotary Lunch at Bret Harte School in Public Schools Week
Hayward Rotarians will lunch Monday at Bret Harte school for Public Schools Week. Ronald Notley, district administrator, announces a program featuring the Bret Harte school orchestra minibers and a quiz kid show.
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Typhoon Thel Slams North Luzon with 90 mph Winds
Manila reports Typhoon Thel packing 90 mph winds hit densely populated northern Luzon. Baguio City area cited with scant casualty details. Red Cross teams dispatched as weather bureau tracks the storm moving west northwest at about 19 mph. Winds near center reach 140 mph.
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Rancher Joseph Paulo Found Dead at Sutter Club
Rich rancher Joseph Roger Paulo, 39, was found shot in his room at the Sutter Club near the state capitol. Coroner deputies said Paulo killed himself.
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Riot and boos greet Soviet leaders at Oxford
Thousands of Oxford students booed Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev as they toured the university town. Latvian refugees distributed leaflets warning against treachery behind smiles while police cleared the way as the Soviet convoy was split by demonstrators. Khrushchev spoke of a growing but limited common language between Britain and Russia.
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Lorenzo Girl Three Killed by Truck in San Lorenzo
A three year old girl, Mary Stoos, was killed near a drive-in restaurant at Hesperian Boulevard and Paseo Grande when a slow moving truck backed out and struck her. Her nine year old sister Vicki witnessed the tragedy. The driver, Gilbert Ferz of Alameda, said he did not see the child until he felt the wheel. The girls had been at a merry-go-round with tickets and were running back when the accident occurred. The Stoos family, with five other children, recently moved to Lorenzo from Castro Valley. Funeral services pending.
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Key System Transit Vines Fare Hearing Set for Monday
State Public Utilities commission hearings on Key System Transit Vines request to drop transbay trains and raise transbay fares begin Monday in Oakland. Company seeks substitute bus service across the Bay Bridge and higher fare levels for individual and bus commute books.
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Godfrey Quits Show After Harsh TV Schedule Strain
Arthur Godfrey, who had already dismissed much of his cast, announced he will pull his 60 minute show off the air. CBS TV said the program will fold July 25 with no replacement planned. Godfrey gave himself three months’ notice citing pressure from juggling radio and television duties.
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Baywood exclusion clashes at city boundary meeting
A Baywood meeting on Castro Valley incorporation sparked a shoutfest as proponents and Baywood opponents clashed over excluding Baywood from Castro Valley. Speakers urged signatures to petition the County Board to keep Baywood out, while supporters warned of higher county taxes if Baywood stayed unincorporated.
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Autherine Lucy to Wed Dallas Minister Tomorrow
Autherine Lucy the Black coed once dismissed from the University of Alabama after campus riots will marry Rev. Hugh Lawrence Foster tomorrow in Dallas. The couple met at a Negro college in Alabama before her admission to the university.
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Leandro Pollution Flow Controlled By City Crews
SAN LEANDRO A major sewer break near the Hastshore Freeway was put under control as crews diverted cannery wastes into storm sewers and the creek. City officials seek bids for repairs while reviewing possible State cost recovery. The breach, tied to an eight to eighteen inch pipe change, caused the flow to subside with lime treatment ongoing in the creek.
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Parolee Quentin Monteverde Shot to Death in Highway Chase
In Santa Ana ex con Monteverde on parole from San Quentin was shot after a running gun battle with highway patrol officers. Deputy Swanson and Patrolman Bergman were involved. Monteverde and two companions were captured on suspicion of drunk driving before he fled and was later killed.
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Miller Sees Parks AFB Operation Asured By Report
Rep George P Miller says Parks Air Force Base will continue to operate, citing assurance from Air Force officials. Miller, on the House Armed Services Committee for California's district, notes earlier rumors of closure and mentions Sampson AFB being abandoned per Air Force decision. He urges retention of Parks in California and Lackland AFB in Texas.
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Eisenhower to outline US peace plan in major address
President Eisenhower prepared to speak to the American Society of Newspaper Editors outlining US strategy to keep peace in the Middle East and other trouble spots. The speech, beamed worldwide by US Information Agency, will urge economic and moral aid to nations at risk of falling to communism. Adlai Stevenson attacked administration foreign policy earlier in the day.
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Editors Hear Adlai Attack the Policies
Adlai E Stevenson accused the Eisenhower administration of losing economic, military, and moral leadership and urged a reexamination of U S policy. He proposed stopping further hydrogen bomb tests and contrasted inaction by the current admin with the Truman era's “great, creative years.”
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