Cairo Answer Due Tomorrow in Suez Talks
London Cairo expects a reply from President Gamal Abdel Nasser within 24 hours to a five nation invitation for talks on Suez Canal future. The Menzies committee met for two hours and adjourned until tomorrow as Cairo officials said the message would be delivered via the Egyptian embassy in London. Egyptian press indicated Nasser favored a cooperative stance, while sources said the text would show willingness to negotiate without preconditions.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
R. G. Menzies
Australia
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Cairo
Monzirs
12 Nations
John
Dulles
Sue Canal
Baylian
Ne Egyplian
Ali Goumhouria
Yasser
Mengies
Egval
Menzies
Sandon
Two Die In Area Crashes
Weekend crashes across Southern Alameda county killed a 47 year old Lathrop man and an 11 year old Hayward boy. Richard J. Schmeck and Harry DeGuzman died in separate incidents. others were injured. Police said Schmeck’s pickup struck by Wilber B. Mahoney Inc. at Clawiter Road. DeGuzman’s eastbound truck crossed and hit a station wagon near Rowell Ranch. Additional injuries occurred in a head on collision on Highway 30 and other crashes along Highway 30 near Crow Canyon Road. Continued coverage on Page 2.
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Alameda County
Lathrop
Hayward
Richard J. Schmeck
San Mateo Bridge Road
Harry DeGuzman
Central Valley
You Schmeck
Dri Wilber B. Mahoney
Vet
Burlingame
Clawvnter Road
Riard
Rowell Ranch
Ernest Palany
San Francisco
Palanys Ear
Fairsmont Hospital
Palany
Olive
Helen Heabach
Ernest Dawson
Crow Canyon Road
D&liver
Dessa Dancan
James T. Duncan
Arroyo del Valledos
Wal
Livermore
Arthur
Mu Je
Millbrae
Hi Wie
Marit
Johnnie Douglas
Johnson
Oakland
West- Baund
Ad Man Leaps to Death in San Francisco
A 31-year-old San Francisco advertising executive leaped from the 24th floor of the Russ Building in the financial district yesterday. Eyewitnesses saw him cling to the window several times before landing on a lower roof. He left no note. associates said he had complained of nervous fatigue and interrupted a Tahoe vacation to return to work with Young & Rubicam.
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San Francisco
Douglas Meservey
San Frannsco
Russ
Financal
Bush Street
Kearney Street
Aim
Young & Rubicany National
Intercontinental
Missle Warheld
Beremen
Germany
Eisenhower
Pebble Beach
Calif
U. S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
U.S
Through Artery Work Delays Foothill Crossing
CHP reports Foothill boulevard at Mattox road remains halted after arterial markings were moved Friday. The stop line is being repainted and new markings applied. officials expect completion in a couple of days while drivers adjust to the temporary changes.
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Foothill
Mattox Road
Alery
Matex Road
CHP
Japanese Strike TORY Over 100000 Workers Protest
More than 100000 Japanese workers at U S bases in Japan walked out for a 24 hour protest strike across the country. Labor actions affected bases and related facilities, signaling broad labor unrest amid postwar tensions and military governance.
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Tory
U.S
Japan
Kinsey’s Work to Continue Despite Death Burial in Bloomington
Dr Alfred C Kinsey, famed author of the Kinsey Reports, died at 62 in Bloomington Indiana from pneumonia and heart failure. His colleagues at the Institute for Sex Research and Indiana University say his sexual behavior studies will continue, with his projects varying and ongoing despite his passing.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Institute For Sex Research, Inc
Lndiane University
Kinsey Degan
Weather outlook: fair and cooler with morning fog
The forecast calls for fair conditions tomorrow with a cooler air mass and local morning fog. Yesterday’s high and today’s low values are noted as 98 and 54 respectively.
Top Labor Men Blast Scandals in AFL CIO Action
Forest Park Pa INS report says AFL CIO executive council suspended the Distillery Workers Union of 25,000 members for welfare fund mismanagement and ordered investigations into the 72,000 member Journeyman Workers Union and the 73,000 member Allied Industrial Workers. The move, first punitive step since the APL CIO merger, follows an ethics committee setup. President George Meany emphasized the American worker’s good standing.
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Forest Park
INS
Afl-Cio
Stendals
Labor Federation
A.ge
Jaandyy Workers’ Union
Allied Industrial Workers
Apl-Auto Workers Organization
APL
CIO
Man Cleared In Chicago Boys Slaying Case
Norvel De Grove alias Charles Xowman was cleared of implication in the October Chicago boys deaths. Exconvict and nurseryman, he surrendered to FBI in San Leando after a used car lot stop. Authorities say a lie detector test found no involvement, though other charges may emerge tied to a separate abuse case in Angola Indiana. Police planned further investigation as detectives questioned a San Lorenzo boy who identified him. De Grove’s background and insecticide evidence are under review by federal agents.
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Norvel de Grove
Charles Xowman
Chicago
Elmwood Park
Tanos
Angola
Ind
H. P. Glexsor
de Grove
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Boch
Uliness
Long-Life Tip Chew Food Well From New York Woman
Mrs Emma Schwartz marked her 100th birthday in New York at a home for the aged and Hebrews, sharing advice for long life by noting she always eats carefully and chews her food well. Fellow resident Mrs Mabel Morris, a top prizewinner on television quiz questions about Charles Dickens, joined the celebration.
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New York
INS
Emma Schwartz
Woman Admits Killing Husband in Sacramento
Paula Deluna, a 38 year-old Sacramento woman, admitted stabbing her husband Manuel during an argument over her past relationship. She was held on a murder charge as police recorded her statements. The incident occurred in Sacramento.
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Sacramento Nsi
Sacramento
Paula Deluna
Hus Nowe
Manuel
Landslide Threat Looms Over Palisades After Big Slide
In Santa Monica two women were hurt as fresh earth and debris tumbled onto the Pacific Coast Highway from a cliff above the “gold coast.” Work crews removed tons of dirt to guard the highway while city officials urged state funds to stabilize the towering bluff and prevent further slides.
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Santa, Monica
INS
iMi Ussicipal
Pacific Coast Highway
Les 4 Haro
Santa Monic
Jto Dal
Harley
Couner
Goodwin J. Knight
Santa Mona
Gold Coast
Mae West
Alanche
Abbott Attorney Charges Slander in Kidnap Case
San Francisco based account of W Abbott, convicted of the Stephanie Bryan kidnapping murder, facing claims his attorney Leo Sullivan files a brief alleging slander and judicial misconduct to win a new trial. Sullivan accuses DA J Frank Coakley and Judge Charles Wade Snook of distorting and coordinating to secure the verdict.
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San Francisco
Burwon W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
State Supreme Court
Attoney
Leo A. Sullivan
University of California
Abbott
San Quenlic
Sullivan
Alameda Saunty
J. Frank Coakley
Andre
Charles Wade Snook
Stephanie
Fire Hits Treasure Island Theater Building
A spectacular blaze destroyed a two story wooden building on Treasure Island in San Francisco. The former 1939 40 World Fair theater and museum used by Navy personnel was a total loss. Investigators consider arson as a possible cause amid three recent island fires.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island
Eisenhower to Fly Back to Capital Tomorrow
President Eisenhower plans a Monterey departure for a Washington return tomorrow amid warnings of an early campaign reentry against Adlai Stevenson. Press Secretary Hagerty said a campaign plan could be announced soon after his White House arrival, with weekend farm visit planned in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eisenhower golfed 18 holes at Cypress Point today as fog and poor conditions affected Monterey, while party leaders discuss early campaign moves and reshaping strategy.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Adigi E. Stevenson
Monterey Naval Air Station
James C. Hagerty
White House
Gittysburg
Cypress Point
Hagerty
Liva
Monterey Peninsula
Eisenhever
Langer
GOP
Leonard W. Hail
Plars
Campaivn Sepl
Fred Jeberjaho
Los Angeles
Pat Higgins
Chicago
Stevenson
Congress
Valle Vista Pioneer Mrs Edge Marshal Dies at 80
Valle Vista pioneer Mrs Edge Marshal, 80, longtime Valle Vista resident and PTA member, died yesterday in a San Francisco hospital after illness. Born in Paris, she moved to Hayward in 1903, ran a Valle Vista store, and remained active in local clubs and Rebekah and Walhalla lodges. Services Wednesday at Sorensen Bros. Chapel, Invermont, with burial at Eden Cemetery. She was widow of William Marshall and grandmother to Elsie Bennett, Jean Hargra, and others.
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Edge Marshal
Hayward
Valle Vista
Arta
San Francisco
Paris
France
Valle Viste
Half Way
Castro
Marshall
Malsiall
William 7. Marshall
Elsie Rosina Bennett
Ben Lomand
Jean Hargra Uted
Greet Randmeather
Salad Bow Strike Idle 5000 Workers in Salinas Area
Approximately 5000 workers, including 400 truck drivers, walk out at midnight to support a union strike in the Salinas-Wa'zonville salad bow area. Picket lines surround about 40 produce packing and icing plants as tensions rise over a threatened $2 million crop shutoff.
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Salinas-Wa
Joda
Phone Workers Contract Accord
New York Western Electric and Communications Workers of America reached a one year contract covering 16 000 equipment fitters. The agreement was announced today.
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New York
Western Electric Company
Communications Workers of America
Wife hurt in fling ends in dinner altercation
Forbes Fairmont hospital treated a 24 year old housewife after a throwing spree during dinner. Deputies reported the husband, a 41 year old, attacked her with a knife and spoon after she objected to his leaving to drink. The struggle left her with eye and leg injuries and a broken glass.
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San Lorenzo
Forbes Fairmont
Shariff
Therpeas
Arroya
Demo Chiefs In Santa Fe Huddle
Democratic leaders of seven Southwestern states gather in Santa Fe with Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver to map a campaign plan for November. About 20 strong arrive from Chicago aboard a chartered DC-7 to test voter sentiment on a 34-state tour. Governors and regional Democratic chiefs plan to align local issues with a nationwide drive for victory.
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Santa FE
N. M
UNS
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson-Kefauver
Chicago
U.S
John Simms
New Mexico
Stevenson
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Arkansas
Arizona
Matt McCloskey
Roges Stevens
Chi- 20
Keefauver
American Airlines
Nixon Set For Hard Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returned to Washington to map a hard campaign strategy aimed at wresting back control of Congress this November. Nixon, fresh from San Francisco where he won Republican renomination, plans TV appearances and tours with schedules set in the next day. He emphasized targeting close contests and areas where Republicans seek Senate and House seats, while noting his acceptance speech echoed familiar themes.
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Washington
Ins
Richard M. Nixon
California
San Francisco
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Imonths
Senate
House
Jose
Speargun Ends Fight Ends Fight Over Alcohol Dispute
In Atlanta a man faces attempted murder charges after firing a speargun during a quarrel at a drinking party. Joan T. Pritchett, 43, was shot in the chest and back and listed in critical condition. Vernon Hugh Loudermilk, 25, was jailed on assault with intent to murder.
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Atlanta
Bares
Joan TL Pritchett
Vernon Hugh Loudermilk
Wos
Muder
Prite del
Seaman Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Oakland
James A. Merlin of Cincinnati, a shipboard carpenter, died in Oakland after his motorcycle left Skyline boulevard, failed to negotiate a curve and was struck by a car driven by 47 year old Mrs. Mery Hurphrey. Merlin was staying with his sister-in-law while his ship was in port.
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Oakland
James A. Merlin
Cincinnati
Martin
Mery Hurphrey
Three inmates escape from Agnews State Hospital near San Jose
Three patients from Agnews State Hospital near San Jose escaped yesterday from the grounds in two cars. The inmates named Virginia Allison, 38, Willie Ket, 30, and Edward Dowell were reported missing after the escape.
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Dr. Kinsey
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