Driver Fleeing Crash Kills Four in Hayward Collision
An accused hit and run driver, John Charles Sullivan, fled a minor crash on Hesperian Boulevard and plowed into the Rehm car near Airport Park in Hayward. Four people died and a fifth, Terry Sue Cannizzaro, 3, was seriously injured. The Rehms and their grandchild also perished. Sullivan and his family were among the deceased.
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Hesperian
Hayward
Alameda Hospital
Terry Sue Cannize Zaro
Robert
Sullivan
Paseo Grande
San Lorenzo
Rehm
Rehms
Airport ‘Park
jRehm
Faye Inez Oehler
Southgate Ave
Oehler
Terry Sues
Hesperian Blvd
Bay Cities
John Charles Sullivan
Fremont
San Leandro
Wie
Steve Rubislo
Four Held In Oakland Gun Duel
Four people including a woman were held for interrogation as police hunted a confederate of ex convict Gustaf Gustafson who killed an Oakland pharmacist and was shot to death in a fierce gun battle at the Oak Knoll pharmacy. Gustafson threatened more violence after a $2000 robbery and pledged to return with a deer rifle.
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Oakland
Chester Gustafson
Douglas Dr
San Leandro
University of California
Gustafson
Oak Knoll
MacArthur Blvd
George Abraham Jaber
Alameda
San Francisco
Jaber
San Quentin
Lester E Rosson
Henry M. Rosson
Robert Anthony Perry
Helen Brackett
Jabor
U S Opens News Access to China Amid Prison Hope
Washington officials said allowing American newsmen to visit China for seven months may pressure Peiping to release six U S prisoners held there. The State Department noted the six were to be freed under a Sept 10 1955 agreement and expressed hope reporters can cover the case.
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Washington
INS
U.S
China
Peiping
Geneva
State Department
Red China
Haas Jewelry Store Bought by Hayward Loan Co
The 8Q year old Maas Carlyle jewelry shop in Hayward was sold to Hayward Loan Co. Mrs. Aileen Carlyle, granddaughter of founder Bonifacious Haas, announced the sale. No future plans are set, said co-owner Sol Lerch. The store at 564 Castro St. opened in 1868, later moving to the current site in Hayward’s center. The Haas family held the city treasurer post until 1949. Mrs. Carlyle plans vacation before finalizing sale details.
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Hayward
Hayward Loan Ca
Aileen Carlyle
Bonifacious Haas
Sol Lerch
Hayward Loan
Cas~tro St
B. St
Haas
Germany
Leo
Edmund B. Haas
Leo Haas
Carlyle
Egypt Seeks Atomic Equipment for Uranium Prospecting
Tokyo dispatch reports Egypt requested Japan supply atomic equipment for uranium prospecting and research. The note highlights Egypt's effort to enhance its atomic exploration capabilities amid regional energy concerns.
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Tokyo
INS
Egypt
Japan
State College Honor Dance Set for Sept 25
State College honor dance planned for Sept 25 to thank workers for the Southern Alameda County state college project. Gov Knight to speak at Castlewood Country Club Pleasanton with event sponsored by local chambers. Representatives from San Leandro Fremont Livermore Castro Valley attend. Newark Pleasanton to join committee. Assemblyman Carlos Bee led the campaign in Sacramento.
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Alameda County
State College
Goodwin J. Knight
Hayward Chamber of Commerce Education
Hayward
Area State College
Tome
Carlos Bee
Sacramento
Air Force C-119 Flying Boxcar Crashes Near Pittsburgh
A twin engine C-119 Flying Boxcar crashed in flames near Greater Pittsburgh Airport. A Moon Township police officer said a witness saw no one exit the wreckage.
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Pittsburgh
Air Force
Greater
Moon Township
Volunteers in Syria stir military actions amid Soviet supervision
Western diplomats in Israel report Soviet specialists in Syria organizing storm troop units from local Reds to fight domestic enemies. A London newspaper claimed thousands of Russian volunteers arrived, including military technicians, as Macmillan chairs the foreign office with Lloyd and Barbour involved. In Canada, a mining accident near Timmins left a 12 hour burial of Ronald Blakebourne and rescue teams retrieved a crushed body while a 16 year old survived after a fall in a shaft guarded by pro-Soviet forces.
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London
INS
Israel
Syria
Ussian
Harold Macmillan
Bie No
Amer- Timmins
Ont
Walworth Barbour
Mead
Macmillan
Foreign’ Office
Selwyn Lloyd
Ronald Blake-bour
U. S
John Hay
Whitney
Bonar Scholes
Juu We
Erty
Israeli Foreign Ministry Spokesman Reports Constant U S Consultation
A foreign ministry spokesman in Israel stated that his government is in constant consultation with U S officials. Details remain limited as officials described ongoing diplomatic coordination and policy alignment amid evolving regional issues.
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Foreign Ministry
Israel
Agid
U. S
Wen PhD Reraieie
Syria yields to protests by U S embassy in Damascus
The State Department said Syria halted police interference at the U S Embassy in Damascus after stern protests. The leftist regime has reduced the embassy cordon to three men, easing access for visitors and personnel.
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Washington
INI
State Department
Syria
Hav
U.S
Damascus
Department
Russia resumes A weapon tests at Siberian proving ground
U SAtomic Energy Commission bulletin says Russia resumed testing large nuclear weapons at a Siberian proving ground as Moscow Radio rejects a two year suspension offer. The commission noted the explosion was "of a substantial size" suggesting H-bomb or megaton class tests.
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Washington
Russia
Siberian Proving Ground
Moscow Radio
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Woman's headless body found in lake near Chicago
A headless body of a woman was discovered yesterday floating in a steel drum in a lake near Chicago. The grisly find appeared in the basin of the Michigan yacht area and is under investigation by local authorities. The identity of the deceased and the exact circumstances remain unclear as detectives pursue leads.
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Lake
Chicago
Michigan Yacht. Basin
One More Shopping Night Added in Local Stores
Local shoppers will have two late shopping nights next week with stores staying open until 9 pm Monday and Friday. Previously only Friday evenings offered extended hours.
Flu Bug Escapes Prison Near Pleasanton
An Avialic flu outbreak at the County Prison affected about 50 inmates and deputies a week ago. Dr James G Tarry reports two new cases and 16 hospitalised as authorities search for the escaped bug.
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Pleasanton
Beona
James G. Tarry
Terry
Newark Council Seethes Over Rent Hike Proposal
Newark officials lash out at landlord Manuel R. Homen proposing higher city rent whenever property taxes rise threatening to vacate the $225 monthly Community Center building. Councilman Wesley Sears calls the move out of line as debates over rent and location at Sycamore Street and Dairy Avenue continue.
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Newark
Manuel R. Homen
Centerville
Wesley Sears
Sycamore St
Dairy Ave
San Lorenzo Woman Injured in Hayward Scooter Crash
A San Lorenzo woman, Phyllis J. Olson, 34, of 17131 Via Casa Tiempo, suffered hand and leg injuries when her motor scooter tipped over after colliding with a pickup truck on B Street in Hayward. She was taken to Fairmont Hospital by Bay Cities Ambulance around noon.
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San Lorenzo
B St
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Bay Cities
Phyllis J. Olson
Casa Tiempo
Grace Rainier feud hinted by Paris weekly
A Paris weekly claims Princess Grace and Prince Rainier have a growing chill. The paper cites jealousy by the prince and financial misunderstandings by both as the root of the strain in their marriage.
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Paris
INS
Princess Grace
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Aux ‘Ecoutes
Hoffa vows to clean up New York Teamsters locals
James R. Hoffa, running for Teamsters president, pledged to purge rackets in New York. He told the Senate committee that retiring president Dave Beck chartered the phony, memberless locals, while Hoffa claimed the decision was Beck’s. Hoffa asserted he would run a good union if elected.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
New -York
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Senate
Dave Beck
New York
Johnny Dio
Famed Norwegian Explorer Harald Sverdrup Dies
OSLO Norway Prof Dr Harald A Sverdrup renowned Arctic explorer and member of the classic expedition era died Wednesday night at age 69 due to a brain disease. He was among the last great figures of early polar exploration.
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Oslo
Norway
Harald A. Sverdrup
Nine Square Miles Annex Proposed for Hayward
Hayward moves to annex nine square miles west of the city, reaching into the bay toward the San Mateo County line. The Leslie Annex No 2 would add land including Leslie Salt Co and part of Ideal Cement Co property, nearly doubling Hayward’s size if approved. Boundaries run along Arden Road from Clawster Road to the bay, following township lines to the Mt Eden Alvarado School District.
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Frank Monto
Hayward
Leslie Salt Co
Eden-Washington Town
Ehip
Ideal Cement Co
Bay
San Mateo
San Mateo County
Leslie Annex
Arden Rd
Clawster Rd
Leslie
Ling
Mt.Eden-Alvarado School
13th A Bomb Finally Fired Over Nevada Balloon Test
Scientists won their battle against weather and issues to fire the 13th nuclear device of 1957, code named Doppler, from a plastic balloon 1,500 feet up at the Nevada proving grounds. The blast equaled about 10,000 tons of TNT, with eight experiments recorded and about 30 military planes aiding in support missions as the mushroom cloud rose.
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Nevada Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
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