Power Quest Probers Target Hoffa Over Concentration Motive
Senate investigators press Hoffa on aims to concentrate power in the Teamsters and labor movement. Kennedy accuses Hoffa of a power grab tied to a狭 business links, a Philadelphia local donation, and a pension beneficiary relationship. Hoffa defends stock ownership and hiring ex convicts as union agents.
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Teamsters
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Johnny Dio
New York
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John F. Kennedy
D.mass
Michigan Teamsters' Conference
Edward Crumbach
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Alameda County Road Projects Bid For State Review
Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee recommended two top priority Hayward projects for the state. They include widening Jackson Street and Castro Street to four lanes with funding for right of way, while other county projects urge fast action such as San Leandro Boulevard extension and an overpass in San Leandro. Delegations from Hayward San Leandro Newark and Pleasanton attended the highway commission hearing.
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Hayward
Commute
Jackson St
Castro St
Eastshore
Decoto
Jackson, St
San Leandro Blvd
Washington Ave
14Th St
Morning News
South County
Gordon Cotton
Joe Pashote
Oth
Guilty Plea In Stock Swindle Surfaces In San Lorenzo
Robert E. Spurr of 16044 Via Granada pleaded guilty to violating state corporate securities law before Superior Judge Wagler. He had earlier pleaded not guilty and faces sentencing on September 10. Grand theft charges may be dropped. two other promoters R W Van Deusen of Oakland and William A Cody of 16233 Maubert St Sar have pleaded not guilty and were given one day to secure counsel.
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San Lorenzo
Robert E. Spurr
Granada
Victor Wagler
Spurr
R. W. van Deusen
Oakland
William A.’ Cody
Maubert St. Sar
One More Night For Shopping In Hayward
Hayward shoppers gain an extra late opening start next Monday with stores staying open until 9 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays through May. Previously only Friday late hours were offered.
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Hayward
Rescuers Spot Lost Niles Man In Willows
Sheriff deputies and volunteers searched rugged country in southwestern Glenn County to rescue Ronnie Stoddard 28 of Niles after he separated from Fred Anderson during a deer hunt. Stoddard was spotted 75 miles southwest in the Mendocino National Forest by Sheriff Lyle Sale from an airplane who dropped food and a note instructing him to stay put until crews could reach him. Stoddard and his wife Marilyn 19 have a three month old daughter.
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Stoddard
Fred Anderson
Oakland
Marilyn
SF Boy Dies While Police Seek Mother
A 9-year-old boy, Paul Whiceshe, died at a San Francisco hospital from a lung infection linked to malnutrition as police search for his mother Barbara Whiteside. The mother left five children home alone. two were found hungry with Paul and sister Sharon, while three others stayed with a neighbor. The father, a San Francisco police officer, was killed on duty last February. The other children were taken to a Youth Guidance Center.
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Paul Whics
Jline
San Franciscan
Barbara Whiteside
Iuy Lenile
Paul
Sharon
W. T., Smith
Hayward
Eleanor Smith
Sarah Ro‘mig
Harrisburg
Laura Felker
Beaver’ Springs
Bay Gas War Starts to Die in Bay Area
In San Francisco Bay Area the gasoline price war eases as stations drop from 29.9 to 31.9 cents per gallon for regular gas. Berkeley stations that sold at 25.9 cents in recent weeks have raised prices to 29.9 cents. Roy Peterson of the Petroleum Retailers Association says the fight looks to be breaking up, perhaps because it got too tough.
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West Coast
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkeley
Roy Peterson
Assa
Balloon leak delays Atom Test in summer series
A balloon designed to carry a nuclear device sprang a leak in Las Vegas forcing the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone the 13th shot of the summer test series for the third time.
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Las
Hayward Man Held In Slaying Of Two
Cecil Herman Ward 24 of Hayward was arraigned on murder charges for the double slaying of Mrs Nell Parris 45 and her daughter Brenda 13 in Lamont after an argument with his estranged wife Bobby 19. The preliminary hearing is set for Sept 10. Ward was arrested Sunday night after the shootings. The Wards’ two year old son Wendell was unharmed as the mother and daughter were killed during a struggle for the weapon.
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Cecil Herman Ward
Hayward
Lamont
J. Kelley _ O 'Steele
J. R. Thomas
Ward
Nell Parris
Brenda
Bobby
Wendell
J. Parris
Fire destroys large Oakland wooden apartment building
A $20,000 fire in Oakland gutted four apartments and damaged five others at a five story wooden frame building on 100 Ninth Street. Thirteen engines fought the blaze which was under control in 20 minutes. The 1906 structure, the largest wood frame apartment on the Pacific Coast, was likely sparked by an attic electrical short.
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Ninth St
Pacific Coast
Aga Khan Heir Plans Plain Life After Marriage
Prince Sadruddin, son of Aga Khan, says he will not pursue a life of a playboy after his upcoming wedding to Nine Dyer. He arrives in London for a memorial service, plans to finish Oriental studies at Harvard, and will relocate to America with Nine for at least a year.
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London
INS
Sadruddin
Nina
Stranger saves baby's life in El Monte bath tragedy
In El Monte California a year-old boy, Jimmy Dean Volner, was found under water in a bathtub. A passerby Henry Richman of Los Angeles applied life saving artificial respiration, reviving the child after the mother rushed him into the street seeking help.
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EL Monte
Calif
Jimmy Dean Volner
Alline Volner
Volner
Henry Richman
Los Angeles
Jewelry Worth Six Thousand Five Hundred Lost by Tourist
Mrs Esta Caruthers of Costa Mesa in Orange County reported to police in San Francisco that she had lost jewelry valued at 6500 dollars during her tourist visit. The case involves a Costa Mesa resident and a San Francisco stopover.
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San Francisco
Esta Caruthers
Costa Mesa
Orange County
Eisenhower Warns of Soviet Plot in Syria Crisis
President Eisenhower said Moscow is seeking Syria as a Russian satellite and uses a supposed USA plot as a smoke screen. The Sixth Fleet, led by Vice Adm. Brown, is ready to move if needed into the Eastern Mediterranean amid the crisis, with two carriers, cruisers, destroyers, Marines, and about 175 aircraft. The Pentagon denied orders for movement but the Navy said it is ready if directed. Syria reportedly fortifies four positions near the Israeli frontier, with convoys unloading equipment and tight censorship around Damascus.
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Sns
Eisenhower
Syria
New Conference
Middle East
Moscow
USA
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Navy
U. S
Mediterranean
Charles R Brown
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Randolph
Pentagon
U. S. Navy
London
Lake Tiberias
Jack ‘Lavie
International
NY Society Girl Dies in Buenos Aires Overdose
Police probe motive after Claire Margaret Kelly a 31 year old New York society woman is found dead in her room at the Alvear Palace Hotel Buenos Aires with sleeping pills. A hotel attendant discovered the body when she did not summon breakfast.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Claire Margaret Kelly
Alvear Palace
North Korea India Trade Deal Reported
Tokyo dispatch cites Peiping radio claiming India and North Korea have concluded a trade agreement. It states North Korea will export cement plates sheets steel ammonium sulphate calcium carbide and calcium carbide to India, involving steel cement and chemicals.
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Ins
Peiping Radio
India
North Korea
Peiping
United States and Allies Propose Two Year Nuclear Freeze
The United States and three western allies proposed a two year halt on atomic tests in exchange for a Soviet pledge to halt all new weapons development. The plan aims to limit nuclear arms while negotiations continue between the two sides.
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Washington
United States
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