Customer Finds Body Of Clerk In Oakland
A frightened Oakland customer discovers the body of clerk Mrs. Chy ion Richards behind the counter at 20 Market Street. Police say she was shot to death. no witnesses identified. Mary Riley, 21d West St, Oakland, found the scene and expressed shock at the tragedy. The investigation continues as authorities seek clues about a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Oakland Tignior Stove
Todig
Fon
Chy Ion Richards
Debi
Riehesenst
Mary Riley NG
West St
Qitland
Ba Fman
Archie
Ruechereisom
Dauphine
Tle
Dskeit
Rickover Stricken Aboard Nuclear Sub
Rickover, G1, aboard a U S Navy nuclear submarine, reportedly ill with undisclosed ailments near Bethesda, Maryland. Navy officials say no controversy surrounds the incident and that Rickover will be treated at the hospital as authorities determine the cause and necessary actions.
Backyard Chase Ends With Suspect Surrender in Oregon
Police pursued fugitive Basay across yards and streets including Sunset and Mission, firing a warning shot as deputy Rintala closed in. After a tense half mile chase through open fields, Basay yielded in a field on Gren Street near Montgomery, surrendering to deputies and Hayward officers. Sheriff’s office lists forgery charges from Chikanas County, Oregon, with no bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Basey
Hayward
Robert Coldren
Kenneth Lundberg
John Rintala
Steve Rubiolo
Tye
AesHeHil
Robert
Aifler
Busey
Va Pegaty
Pisbey
Oliver
Rowe Street
Oregon
Whenland
Missiont Tantheviers
Rinku
Baroy
Winn
Rintala
Ubon
Rintale
Hasey
Tully
Caldeey
Aml Hayward
Arive
Wayavari
Scoll Watts Apniind Raeay
Gren Street
Inca Montgomery Street
J Shasenny
Vdeved
Strike at Kaiser Building Clashes Prompt Picket Line
Workers at Kaiser Center Building walkout with about twenty pickets outside as cafeteria closes and other operations vary under managerial watch. Kaiser spokesman cites union demand for higher pay and string benefits, while engineers and other staff press for absentee policy and wage boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Welle
HCO
First Fleet Eight Ships Set To Depart West Coast
The Navy disclosed plans for eight ships of the First Fleet to depart the West Coast from Los Angeles Long Beach and San Francisco for movement toward the Western Pacific. The carrier Yorktown and two destroyer divisions will join Helena and other vessels under Vice Admiral Buckner. The mission aims to bolster security and respond to possible national emergencies with ships including heavy cruisers and destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
RAN Francisco
APL
Navy
Western
Pacific
Vo Ranger
le Heavy Suiser Telena
Drigele Coontz
Los Angeles
Aid
Son
Mick King
Woehller
Long Beach
le Peary
Vive Adinobs
Melson
Flort Cammamdny
Helena
Ers
Rene Adm
BE. A. Buckner
Willy
Pearl
Yorktown
Aik
Westerte Peltes
San Drews
Wii
S Sims Novisti Vali
Honns Roliefs
Esihe Tih
Coimand of View Adm
C.D. Griffin
Senate Unit OKs Youth Corps Bills
The Senate committee report shows Republican opposition to youth and veteran corps proposals. The measures aim to create a civilian conservation and education corps program, funded by the government, with strong support from some members and opposition from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Unit
Ok’s Youth Corps
Washington
Vonsevanon
Forest
Stao Aeeneies
Int Democrate
Mobilization Feared for 500-Man California ANG Unit
The 500-man Hayward based California Air National Guard unit could be among first mobilized under Kennedy preparedness push. Maj. Gen. Roderic Hill cited a strong chance the 18th Troop Carrier Squadron and the 229th unit may be ordered to active duty, with timing tied to the broader mobilization plan and passage of the new preparedness bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air National Guard
Hayward
Kennedy
Roderic Hill
California
The
Daily Review
Pentagon
Congress
Kencherly
Hayaward
van Nuys
Callaip Wwe
Charles W. Koenig
32D
Albuarags
Tony
Wen
Ruiter Fen
Galnery
Koenig
Uyet
Nuys
Reds threaten travel limits over polio fears in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports East German leaders warn of polio tied travel controls between East and West zones, while no immediate enforcement is seen. Western health authorities deny a polio epidemic but confirm a serious outbreak. air travel to Berlin largely continues with airline pilots told to report to the four power Air Safety Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
West Germany
Gust
Baal German
Camm
West Berlin
Pan American Airways
British European Airwi
Air France
U.S
Fumes Trigger Mass Evacuation in Illinois Towns
More than ten thousand residents fled Creve Coeur and surrounding areas before dawn after a deadly chemical release from a ruptured pipeline. Police and volunteers conducted house to house searches as sirens wailed. Evacuees included half of Creve Coeur’s population and nearly all of Bartonville Marquesville Heights and North Pekin residents. Dead fish and insects lined the river shores while livestock and vegetation suffered. most evacuees returned a few hours later as containment began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creve Coeur
UPI
Ilinois
Beffore
Tony
Peoria
Mhinoiste
Tata
Sant
Cour
Barlouville
North Pekin
Marqueth
Crewe Coour
Bartonville
Marquesle Heights
Nile
Indictment Unfolds Over Fraudulent Ballots in Georgia
A federal grand jury in Savannah indicted 16 defendants from Tel County Georgia on charges of voting fraud and deprivation of rights in last November's presidential election. The case centers on alleged improper registration and purging of ineligible voters, with poll workers accused of casting or counting fraudulent ballots. The indictment names local officials including EM Willcox and other county figures, plus fourteen poll workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyo Elrehan
Uo Podl
Tel County
Savannah
Gene Robert
Woonedy
Hogistraes
Ci Hkzens
Willcox
Winkas
Telfair County Superior Coil
Kermidy
Providentith
Chow
Prayer text fragment from a religious liturgy
A fragmentary prayer passage asks for true liberty and understanding. It invokes gratitude to the Father and seeks real freedom beyond history and slogans, reflecting a quest for spiritual depth and salience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of God
Livermore Man Charged in Rifle Death
Richard Homer Wild faces felony murder charges in Livermore for the Friday shooting death of his wife Hisike Wild during a scuffle over a rifle. He allegedly grabbed a 30 06 from his truck to frighten another man during an argument. Mrs Wild died from the rifle’s discharge. investigators say she slipped while neighbors tried to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivermore
Livermore Justice Coit
Richard Homer Wid
Hisike Will
Wild
Sevasana Hite Rehabilitation Center
Jestentay’ Na Hall
Snevill
Herman Ase
Livermore
Funerat Natlee
Fatal crash on Valleying Road leaves two dead
Investigators probe a head on collision on Valleying Road near Addy involving Pharis Williams and his wife and 10 year old daughter. Mrs Williams remained in critical condition at Maden Hospital with multiple injuries. Driver William Cylhoun of San Jose faces possible manslaughter charges as the incident draws a family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy Naeald
Gisorinni
Ina
Valleviing
Overmore Soslenday
Oduss
Maden Hospital
Pharis Williams
Tspuuve S
Han, Vernon
Sand Davidten
Karen
William Cylhoun
San Jose
Ciitey
Mes Williams
Tenr
Ex Commandant Of Marines Dies
Former Marine Corps commandant Gent Pars died Monday in Maine. Reported illness and declining health preceded his death. funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commandant of Marines
Wasluington
Maine
Kennedy asks for bigger defense budget amid Senate boost
The Senate Appropriations Committee raised President Kennedy's defense request from 3.5 to 4.5 billion dollars. The panel backed a plan to accelerate bomber, missile, and satellite forces while approving authority to call up reservists and extend active-duty tours. The measure totals about 6.5 billion more than last year, with 448 million allocated to jet bomber development and weapons systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Barstar
Senate Appropriations Committee
Taswork
Demend
Congress
Soul
Kod
Huw
Eal
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Lyme
Robertson
Senate
Curtiss i Lemay
Air Force
Sift
Axa
Secret Service Chief Named James J Rowley
President Kennedy announced the appointment of James J Rowley as chief of the Secret Service. He will succeed Elmer Baughman on Aug 31 and leads the agency that protects the President and enforces federal counterfeiting laws. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon approved the formal choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
James J. Rowley
Secu
Whitehouse
Secret Service
Howley
US EL jBaughman
Treasury
Douglas Dielan
Ander
Rawley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rickover Stricken
Ayia G. Thekove
Altharit
Rickover
Nagal
Bethesela
Mel
Hiss
Forday
Kaiser Building
Darland Capi
Saiser Center
Suiek Jleviag
Harald Hebaling
Altiisteretio
Mississippi
Pilmmary
Hag’s
Svaykers
Corm
Cali
Uiliol Pioneer
Mafety
Ike
Foe
Leandro
Pons Mamtier Daim
Tormia
Investors Savings and Load
Akaniation Ak
Lucerne
Tourteenth St
Neptune
Ing Northerd
al Homa Loan Rank
First Fleet
Girar
Manly
Semale
Kit
Hye Kennedy
Wei
Hayward Air Guard
Reds
East German Air Safety Center
Illinois
JFK Defense
Bowman
Camera Gazette
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!