Narcotics Picture Pod Invasion Nipped In Bud
Daily Review surveys narcotics in Southern Alameda county as federal officers nip two marijuana cases near the Mexican border, arresting two south county men and seizing six ounces from one and one and a half ounces from the other. Courts prepare to try nine men arrested during April 12 dawn narcotics raids while marijuana usage shows a cautious return in small quantities. Heroin remains scarce, costly, and harder to obtain, with underworld sources driving limited, uncertain information.
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Alameda County
South County
Dope Raids Sweep South County Arrests and Probes
Inland Bay area narcotics roundup results in multiple arrests and varied outcomes. Anthony Oretta, 23, was held on $5000 bail awaiting trial after a raid near the Mexican border with a half ounce of marijuana. Paul Reymundo, 23, of Hayward, also faces San Diego trial for narcotics violations while Samuel Beltran, 24, of Russell City, was cleared of Bay area implication and returns to Alameda County on probation matters. Augmenting the case, Reymundo’s brother Augustine, 32, of Hayward, received a 110 year sentence at San Quentin after narcotics arrests. Others in the sweep face probation, jail terms, or pending court dates as of August 13.
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South County
Anthony Oretta
Williams Street
San Leandro
San Diego
Alameda County
Paul Reymundo
Hayward
Reymundo
Samuel G Beltran
Russell City
Beltran
San Quentin
Augustine Reymundo
Sheriff's Department
San Lorenzo
Manuel Maciel
Third Street
Niles
Joh Novads
Hampton Road
Harold Cornish
Highland Boulevard
William Halligan
Main Street
Robert Besancon
East 14Th Street
Oakland Dope Raid Ends With 16 Arrests at Suspected Narcotics House
Oakland vice squad spent 14 hours at a residence accused of narcotics distribution. 16 visitors were arrested as the raid unfolded with a small heroin seizure. Owners Milton and Mrs Mines were taken in, while others were processed at city hall.
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Oakland
Westerdey
Edward Hillierd
Milton Mines
City Hall
Ex-Dope Addict Slays Husband in Sacramento
A 431 year-old former narcotics addict confessed last night to fatally stabbing her husband claiming she was tired of being beaten. Police say the incident occurred in Sacramento and the suspect admitted the killing during questioning. Further details about motives or sentencing were not released.
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Sacramento
Weather forecast notes fog and light winds today
The weatherman predicts increased morning fog with light winds from 8 to 18 mph. Temperatures are not expected to change much throughout the day.
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Mystery Stirs Over Missing Stanhope Works
Mysterious disappearance of Elmer Stanhope paintings from his Foothill boulevard studio baffles family and sheriff detectives. Frates reports canvases and a portfolio missing. only Stanhope works vanished amid a claim he may have left pieces with someone for safekeeping before leaving for Laguna Beach.
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Foothill Boulevard
Lloyd Ziegler
Floyd Blankenfeld
Stanhope
Laguna Beach
Blankenfeld
Will Frates
Sheriff's Department
Sacramento
Lawrence Stanhope
India
Gladys Nancy
Fresno
Cyril Boche
Frates
Crocker Art Gallery
Colorado
Stanhone
Prates
Elmer
Elmar
Nancy
Hayward Water Department
International Kitchen
Bloodied Man Found in Niles
A man found blood-covered and semi-conscious in a tar in downtown Niles near the Peerless Stasel bus depot is believed to be Tony J. Petrowski. Police linked the scene to an earlier 3 am fight at the Suneo Cafe, with blood found on the car and sidewalk, and the victim hospitalized at Fairmont.
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Suneo
Niles
7 &M
Algo
Sunco
First Street
Fate of Sgt McKeon Goes to Jury in Drowning Case
At Parris Island a seven man combat officer jury hears the manslaughter verdict question in the death march drowning of six recruits. S/Sgt Matthew C McKeon led the march. defense argues it followed leatherneck tradition. Lt Gen Chesty Puller called the tragedy an unfortunate accident. The court is adjourned for deliberation.
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Parris Island
8. C
Matthew C. McKeon
Billy Mitchell
McKeon
Worcester
Mass
Walatoon
Leatherneck
Lewis
Chesty
Puller
Navy
Irving N. Kelin
Eden Hospital nurses seek talks to resolve staff clash
The California State Nurses Association invited doctors at Eden Hospital to a meeting to clear air and resolve misunderstandings over working conditions. Hospital directors refused to bargain with the nurses and reaffirmed United Ear Inc. as bargaining agent, creating a stalemate and lowering morale among nurses. Doctors acknowledge high care standards depend on nursing and facility use, but current talks are blocked by management.
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California
Eden Hospital
Nurses’ Association
United Ear Inc
Eden
Expedition Stranded Near Eribuk Island in Marshalls
The U S Navy said a five man astronomical expedition to Eribuk island 140 miles east of Kwajelin in the Marshalls is stranded and short of food and water.
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Agana
Guam
U.S. Navy
Eribuk v Island
Kwajelin
Marshalls
Naked woman asks for a police officer in Central station
In Cleveland a young woman entered the press room at the central police station while reporters played cards and, after claiming her husband tore off her clothes in an argument, remained undressed as she sought help from officers.
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Cleveland
Central Police Station
Japan loses bid on island claims in Soviet talks
MOSCOW Russia rejected Japan's demand for return of Soviet occupied islands north of Japan during the new Moscow peace talks. Soviet foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov said Japan has no right to claim any territory seized by Soviet Russia, noting wartime decisions at Yalta. Japanese foreign minister Mamoru Shigemitsu argued that Yalta and Potsdam do not bind Japan and cited the Cairo declaration about no territorial claims.
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Moscow
Ins
Russia
Japan
Kuriles
Soviet’ Union
Far East
Shepilov
Yalta
Shigemitsu
Formal Steel Strike Ends as U S Steel Signs Deal
United States Steel and its operating subsidiaries will sign a three year contract with the United Steelworkers of America tonight ending a 34 day strike by about 650,000 workers. Crucible Steel also signed, 13,000 employees to return to work today as negotiations continue with other firms.
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New York
United States Steel’ Corp
United’ Steelworkers of America
U.S. Steel and
At & Vm
U.S. Steel
Crucible Steel Company
Russia
Brown Open To VP Bid As Democratic Conventions Preview
San Francisco attorney general Edmund G. Brown says he is available for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Brown heads the Adlai Stevenson delegation to the Chicago convention and predicts Stevenson wins on the first ballot. He notes uncertainty about Estes Kefauver. Brown will leave for Chicago Saturday. Leonard Dieden and George Miller named delegates, with John Purchio to move from alternate to delegate.
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San Francisco
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
The
Daily Review
Brown
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Ostes Kefauver
Chicago
Leonard Diedén
Oakland
George Miller
Hayward
John Purchio
Ike to Introduce Radio-TV Talk on Suez Crisis
President Eisenhower will present Secretary Dulles on a live radio and TV report from Washington addressing the Suez Canal crisis. Dulles, returning from London, hopes for a peaceful solution as Britain and France plan possible actions if diplomacy fails. He and the president will speak via Columbia Broadcasting System and ABC while en route and upon arrival.
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U.P
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
London
Pim
BDT
Russia
Egypt
Suez
Britain
France
National
Pits Dulles
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Hollywood Publicist Murdered in Sunset Strip Home
A 30yearold public relations director William Wescott Jr was found murdered at his Sunset Strip home. He was pistolwhipped and his skull crushed with the killer likely using Wescotts 1954 Lincoln convertible as the getaway. Police say robbery may be motive as Wescotts pockets were turned inside out. Wescott attended a Brown Derby party after a show and was unmarried with family in Sarasota Florida.
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Hollywood
Sunset Strip
William ©. Wescott, Jr
Hollywood Hills
Wescott
Paul Trebitsch
Sarasota
Fla
Newark Rezones Land for Center
Newark City council voted to rezone 9% acres of agricultural land for a $1.5 million Nahas Center at Thornton avenue and Cedar road. Construction may not begin until spring 1957 with fall 1957 openings possible. debate featured Nahas and attorney Broun amid a 100 member audience. council set a 60 foot setback for future widening.
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Newark
R. T. Nahas Enterprises
BR. T. Nahas
LeRoy Broun
Committee For the Preservation of
Sycamore Hall
Thornton Avenue
Cedar Road
Nahas
Louis
Milani
Arthur W. Haley
Broun
Dulles Speech Live on TV Radio Airings Announced
Secretary Dulles said the London conference on August 16 could yield a Suez settlement that all nations including Egypt will respect. KPIX will carry the speech live at 4 PM, KGO radio at 4 PM, Signal Broadcasting will rerun the speech on film, CBS radio will air it live at 7 PM, and re broadcasts follow on MBS at 8 PM and ABC at 8 PM.
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KPIX
Secretary Dulles
Pam
KGO Radio
Signal Broadcasting Co
CBS Radio
ABC
Dulles
London
Suez
Egypt
French Warn Egypt Chief Over Suez Canal Control
Paris reports say French leaders pressed Egyptian President Abdel Nasser to accept international supervision of the Suez Canal, with Premier Guy Mollet telling deputies the canal’s international character must be permanently assured, while France signaled possible naval actions if needed. The Defense Ministry declined to confirm rumors of a secret plan for Mediterranean operations.
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INS
Gama
Abdel Nesser
Suez Canal
National
Guy Mollet
French
National Defense Ministry
Med
Erraneans
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