Hayward Airport Tower Seen To Run Civil Air Traffic
Hayward Airport may gain full air traffic control from a Civil Aeronautics Authority operated tower by early next year. Airport Manager Fred Taplin, with CAA and National Guard officials, outlined a plan for CAA to use the National Guard tower until a new facility is built. Civilian traffic remains controlled by the Guard, with federal funds earmarked for tower equipment, contingent on a new structure. Estimates suggest about 4500 dollars in changes are needed, potentially covered if the city and Guards fund the plan, allowing a Jan 1 move-in.
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Hayward
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Mgr
Fred .Taplin
CAA
National Guard
Nayward
Taplin
National Guards
Woman Wins North American Turf Jackpot at Caliente
A Caliente Mexico bettor, a middle-aged mother of two, claimed the largest North American turf payoff of 5007.80 dollars from a 2 dollar ticket in the S-10 handicapping pool. Mrs Harald Pickett correctly picked all six winners to break the week old record set by Charlee Pierson of Los Angeles who also selected six winners to win 383,335.
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Agua Caliente
Mex. Il
Caliente
Harald Pickett
Charlee Pierson
Los Angeles
Nixon Accused In Rights Fight
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson accused Vice President Nixon of leading a propaganda campaign to veto the Senate Civil Rights Bill. Johnson said Eisenhower might veto the bill if sent in its Senate form and warned of a House battle over accepting or rejecting the Senate version.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Eisenhower
White House
Weex
House
New Red Role For Mikoyan As Traveler
London reports Khrushchev has dropped Premier Bulganin from a Berlin trip. Deputy Premier Mikoyan will join the party chief to East Germany, amid talk of his possible rise to higher office. Bulganin’s exit follows Kremlin purge rumors and Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich opposition.
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London
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Bulganin
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
East Germany
Anastas Mikoyan
Romania
Marshal Tito
Germany
Cholera Kills 1500 in Bihar Districts in Month
More than 1500 people have died from cholera in the Bhagalpur Gaya and Monghyr districts of Bihar during the past month the government announced today in New Delhi India.
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India
New Delhi
Bhagalpur
Gaya
Monghyr
Bihar
Fire Board Fights Plan For Four New Firehouses
Castro Valley commissioners report backing from the Fire Underwriters for four new stations to replace the old ones. Fire Chief Mills H Bouchard and spokesman Brian Thompson say they will obtain a letter from underwriters to support abandoning current houses. A prior letter from underwriter engineer H N Swift labeled Valley’s current stations adequate. Concerns cite Orumert’s July 1953 note on station location and coverage, with the old Lake Chabot Road site condemned. plans may keep or close stations three miles apart.
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Castro Valley
Ceentral
Board of Fire
Brian Thompson
Mills H Bouchard
Thompson
Daily Review
W. F. Brierly
The
Marshall School Pta
H. N. Swift
Swift
Mercantile’ District
Pro Reds Win Okinawa Vote in Naha Mayoral Reelection
Naha mayor Kanejiro Senaga's Leftist slate won 12 seats in Okinawa's capital's municipal assembly, securing three and a half more years in office and blocking a no confidence move. Officials termed the result disappointing to U.S. efforts amid Okinawa’s political tensions.
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Naha, Okinawa
INS
Naha
Kanejiro Senaga
America
Far East
Okinawa
Senaga
Brown Urged To Toss Hat Into Ring For Governor
California Democrats press Attorney General Edmund G. Brown to announce a 1958 gubernatorial bid. If no pledge, officials say they will seek another candidate and survey the political scene for about six weeks. Clerks noted Brown's name alongside Senate and attorney general races amid a drive to resolve the state’s water problem and criticize the Republican administration.
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Bakersfield
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Iment
William A. Munnell
Los Angeles
Mannsell
Brown
U.S. Senate
Attorney, General's Office
S. Senate
Clair Engle
Arabian Rebel Pleads With US and Reds To Halt Oman Conflict
In Cairo the Imam of Oman urged the United States and the Soviet Union to stop British military aid to Sultan Said bin Taimur. Moscow and Peking reportedly offered relief and propaganda, while RAF strikes and British ground forces backed the offensive against rebels. The appeal came amid high tensions and possible broader Middle East implications.
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Cairo
Ins
Oman
United States
Russia
Muscat
Kremlin
London
Moscow
Red
U. S
Middle East
Fopic
Sultan
Mintirib
Sharalya
Eight Nuns Killed in Spain Bus Crash
A sightseeing bus carrying eight Roman Catholic nuns crashed in Pamplona Spain killing eight and injuring 12 when the vehicle veered into an 18 foot gully and overturned yesterday. The accident disrupted a tour and prompted emergency response from local authorities.
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Spain
Pamplona
Eight Injured In Smash-Up On San Mateo Bridge
Three generations of one family were killed and eight others seriously injured in a head-on crash on San Mateo Bridge Rd. In the Pray family of San Francisco Bre Viola Pray 25 and her father Eddie Whemas 68 were among the dead. In the Pray car Eugene Pray 28 Gary Pray 2 Susan Pray 4 Lonnie Pray 6 and Laur Pray 6 were injured with Gary in critical condition at Eden Hospital. In the other car Harry Howard 60 his wife Marion 62 and Beatrice McKenzie 54 of Jacksonville Fla. were injured. Traffic was blocked for over an hour.
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San Mateo Bridge Rd
Fairmont Hospital
Viola Pray
Naples St
San Francisco
Jane Ellen
Pray
Eddie Whemas
Eugene C. Pray
Gary Pray
Susan Pray
Lonnie
Laur
Gary
Eden Hospital
Susan
Harry. W. Howard
Testis Glen Rd
Oakland
Marion
Beatrice, McKenzie
Jacksonville
Fiz
Howards
Howard
Weekend Traffic Kills 20 Pair Saved on Bridge
Northern California weekend traffic fatalities include a Bay Area bridge disaster where three died and 20 were injured on the San Mateo and Bay bridges. Four died in the San Joaquin Valley in separate crashes. A mother, daughter, and grandfather died in the San Mateo collision, while seven were hurt and a couple were saved from a fiery crash on the Bay Bridge. Arthur Jacobson, 23, of Oakland, and another motorist were credited with rescuing Alice Camp, 43, and her husband William, 44, from their burning car after a rear impact sent the Camp vehicle into an oncoming lane.
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San Francisco
Calfornia
Bay Area
San Joaquin Valley
San Mateo Bridge
Bay Bridge
Arthur Jacobson
Oakland
Alice Camp
Shafter
William
Michael Murphy
Trio of Stars In Hospitals
New York reports Marilyn Monroe Elizabeth Taylor and Marion Marlowe in city hospitals with varied conditions. Taylor readmitted after premature labor pains subsided, Monroe progressing toward release, Marlowe recovering from chest virus with oxygen support and IV feeding.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Elizabeth Taylor
Marion Marlowe
Harkness Pavilion
Mesa
Doctor's Hospital
Marilyn
Arthur Miller
Thuay
Marton Marlowe
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Pro-Reds
Janice Gonzales
Edward Gonzales
14Th St. San Leandro
Sealy Enchanted
Mnystrom Furniture CO
Merkland
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