French Cabinet Approves Morocco Plan to Oust Grandval
Paris reports the French cabinet approved Edgar Faure’s plan to replace resident general Gilvert Grandval and modify Morocco policy. A throne council would guide a future Moroccan government with nationalists included, while Paris ends direct protectorate rule. American and French forces reinforce garrison areas amid rising unrest across Morocco and neighboring Tunisia and Algeria.
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Paris
Pretier
Edgar Faure
Faure
Gilvert Grandval
Morocco
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Moulay Ben Arafa
Grandval
Pierre Boyer de Lae Tour
Boyer de la Tour Toeave
Rabat
Tunisia
U. S
U.S
France
Medinas
Nati
Cairo
Liberation Army
Tunis
Algeria
French Foreign Legionnaires
Arab States and Israel Near Fresh War Eskalation
United Press reports renewed hostilities with Egypt. Israeli air force intercepted an Egyptian flight over the Negev and forced it back to Egypt amid four days of border clashes. In Gaza, Israeli artillery pounded outposts as the mixed Armistice Commission halted proceedings for a cease fire. Four Egyptian and two Israeli soldiers were killed in a four hour exchange along the Gaza border. Security measures were set against possible refugee demonstrations.
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United Press
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Egypt
Tel Aviv
Maj
Dan Gov
Jordan
Palestine
Middle East
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Beit_Hanoun
Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations Armistice Commission
Jerusalem
Egypt At Forces Committee
Gaza
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Talks Open in London on Cyprus Crisis Plans
Delegates from Britain Greece and Turkey opened talks in London on Cyprus, where Greek Cypriots push for union with Greece. Foreign Secretary MacMillan aims a step by step home rule approach while affirming Cyprus will stay a crown colony until Greeks halt bloodshed. Security forces patrol main streets as discussions begin. 4000 troops stand ready and 700 pounds of arms were airlifted in from London. The conference may end in deadlock within a day amid rising Cypriot tensions and major questions of constitutional revision and sovereignty.
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Wallace Hullett
London
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Creece
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
Cyprnis
Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes announce separation
In Hollywood singer Dick Haymes declared through a representative that he and actress Rita Hayworth have separated. He said we have separated and expressed unhappiness about the split.
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Hollywood
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth Nave
Rivers Trial Off Oakland Atom Heart Jewel in Nevada Case
The trial of Rivers and Hayward, self styled atomic sweetheart, continues in Oakland until September 21. Mrs Rivers has been ill. the delay follows a discussion between her attorney E McDonnell and the district attorney. She faces violations of the state corporate securities act and grand theft in the sale of Nevada uranium mine stock.
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Oakland
Jewel
Rivers
Haywar
E. McDonnell
District Attorney's Office
Nevada
Castro Valley Picnic Attracts 2000 Residents
Castro Valley drew more than 2000 people to the Alameda County fairgrounds for the second annual community picnic. Bob McCluskey, co chair, said funds will support an unnamed project after a Sept 14 meeting to decide expenditures. Prizes, ice cream for 500 children, and entertainment by local groups filled the day with booths, games, and performances.
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Sue Pictures
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Fair Lrounds
Bob McCluskey
Jon
Jaivay
Picnic Compitee
Richard Fontes
Valley
Don Moberg
Sgames
Joe Motta
Rodney Newton
Jack Freitas
Pilot lands in pasture full of cows in San Leandro
Rodney E. Boone of Atherton escaped a forced landing after engine failure near the Oakland airport. He guided his Piper Tri-Pacer to a cow-filled pasture by the Davis street dump, keeping control despite brake loss. The plane, owned by Earl Parks of Menlo Park, was checked by local officials with Boone uninjured.
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Rodney E. Boone
Atherton
Qekland City
Davis Street
Boone
Sheriff's Deputies
Oakland
Rodney Boone
San Carlos
Charles Gebhardt
Earl Parks
Menlo Park
Watson Aviation Company
San iCarios
Hayward Prep to Set Tax Rate at 1.63
Hayward city council plans a special session at 4 p.m. to adopt a 1.63 tax rate the lowest in eight years. State Board of Equalization boosted Alameda County assessments, lifting total taxes despite a city rate drop. The Muir district will pay 1.60 while citywide assessed valuation rises by 10 million dollars. The rate would raise about 622,799 for the next fiscal year.
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Hayward
Alameda County
State Board of Equalization
Irene Jamieson
Muir
Jackson Street
San Leandro
Niles Road Head On Crash Kills Sanilmo Espinoza
Sanilmo Espinoza 61 of Irvington dies in a three-car head on on Niles Highway near Decoto Road. A second fatal or injurious hit run and a third collision near Fairmont Hospital injure several. Hayward police investigate cause and witnesses report Espinoza was traveling on the wrong side. Funeral services planned at Berge Mortuary Irvington with Mass at St Joseph’s.
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periCalifornia
Hayward
Sanmiliano Espinoza
Niles Highway
Ess
Decoto Road
W. S. Highway 50
Pergola Drive
Fairmont
Alan D. Platt
Parks Air Force Base
Helen Garis
Oakland
Richard D. Francis
Parks
Yvonne
Francis
Parks Base Hospital
Espinoza
Santos Villlarreal Cuellar
Fourth Street
Decoto
Homer Cuellar
Eugene E. Gurney
Goodwich Street
Hayware
Young Cuellar
Aldér Cuellar
Porce
Cuellar
Highland_ hospital
Angela Mora Espinoza
Jenny
Jane
Lippold
Meekland Overme
Jack V. Hare
Supervisors Vote City Road Plan Amid County Formula Debate
Alameda county supervisors narrowly approve a Mayors formula for allocating state gas tax funds to city streets 40 percent of the county total plus other city shares. Hayward officials and local chambers urge postponement for study of unincorporated areas, citing population mileage concerns and fairness in distributing revenues.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Dunn
Wallace Boggs
Aja
Meca
Emanuel Razetto
Francis Dunn
Leland Sweeney
Che
Stanley
Walue
Kent Purse
Mountain Boulevard
Alameda
Hayward
Washington“ Township
Fred Cox
Roger Anderson
Ala-veda County Mayors’ Conference
I Inizat Oi
Svrniy
Floyd Sparks
Hayward Chamber
Indiana Oil Fire Slowly Burns Out in Whiting
About 2800 Whiting residents were allowed to return home as the multi million dollar oil refinery blaze slowly burned out. The 1660 acre Standard Oil plant remained idle while 125 nearby homes stayed off limits for further inspections. A state of emergency persisted with Guards and police patrolling to prevent looting. Three people died and 55 were injured, with 9 remaining hospitalized as operations planned to restart units in coming weeks.
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Caml Rogan
Whiting
Ind
Donald G. Stimson
Indiana National Guard
Standard Oil Co
Endres
Richard Plewniak
Walter Rhea
Youth Fled San Leandro After High Speed Chase
A 19 year old Oakland youth, Robert J. Valente, fled San Leandro officers after a warning shot, facing ten traffic counts including speeding at 85 mph in a 25 zone and reckless driving. Valente abandoned the car on Halcyon drive, eluded deputies, and later surrendered to San Leandro police after officers traced the vehicle to John Dancer, who said he loaned it. Valente claimed fear as the reason for fleeing.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Robert J. Valente
Seh Leandro
Valente
144Th
Ruthcourt
Bowen
Ard
Thomas Hopckins
John Dancer
Pasatiempo
San Lorenzo
Dancer
Joseph Valente
Aater
Weather Outlook With Fog Inland Confidence Drops
The forecast calls for fair today and tonight with fog near the ocean and inland in the mornings. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Yesterday’s high reached 62 degrees. Today’s low not stated.
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United Press
City Lines Filed on San Lorenzo incorporation efforts
Notices of intent to circulate incorporation petitions for San Lorenzo were refiled. The area includes San Lorenzo High School and the elementary school district offices. Petitions were filed at the county courthouse by Bay City Promoter Gerald D. Cochran.
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San, Lorenzo
San Lo
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