Jury Indicts Rivers Husband and Company Official
Alameda County grand jury brings 23 counts against Mrs. Rivers her husband Charles Fausel and Gus Rogers company president accusing conspiracy theft and securities violations. Bail set at 20 000 each. Rivers faces arraignment and possible lengthy penalties if convicted. Witnesses including federal officials testified about the Nevada Uranium company venture and alleged false prospectus while others linked stock dealings with multiple named individuals across Hayward and Alameda.
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Oakland
Hayward
Jewell Rivers
Alameda County
Nevada Uranian
Charles Fausel
Gus Rogers
Rivers
James A. Agee
Rogers
Nevada
Fausel
Phoenix
Arik
Donald K. Quayle
Stockton State Hospital
Elsworth
Dougherty
Securities Exchange Commission
Washington
Lovelock
Nev
San Francisco
Tua Ing Senaicc
Diffi
S.ez.c
Senate
Hagert
United States
Hacerty
Am Attortey
H.C. Miller
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Kennamer
Defense Minerals Exploration Administration
Glen Gentry
D.mle.a
Nevada Uranium Company
William McWilliams
Hampton Road
Raymond Robbins
Alameda
Joseph Camilleri
Rowland Street
Castro Vall
Two Men Sought In Broadway Jewelry Store Heist
Washington police search for two armed bandits who robbed a jewelry store in daylight, binding the employer with wire and stealing jewels worth about 100000 dollars plus watches and silver. The robbery lasted under 10 minutes as they fled, one wearing horn rimmed glasses and a tan overcoat, the other in a brown tweed overcoat and brown hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Lambert King
King
Deputies Nab Bandits After 8-Mile Chase
In San Jose two bandits who beat and robbed Paul Spaulding fled with $7 after an eight mile chase. Alameda County deputies Leroy Pierson and Richard Hess captured Wayne Ahorn and Donald Ahorn of Patterson. The men were later identified, and the incident prompted broader discussion of state salary boosts and personnel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Paul Spaulding
Carl Alfred
Alameda County
Leroy Pierson
Richard Hess
Wayne Ahorn
Donald
Patterson
Enlso
Sacramento
Sheriff's of
Elstate
Govcar
Pierson
Goodwin J. Knight
Springs
Pierson Xaliood
Cc Hess
Niles-Mission San Jose
State Personnel Board
Pope Suffering From Ulcer Says Vatican Report
Vatican announces Pope Pius XIV is suffering from a gastric or ulcerous condition possibly worsened by systemic poisoning but is recovering rapidly. Two specialists from Rome examined him and report heart and lung function are excellent, with abdominal pain in the upper right noted. They exclude a digestive tract tumor and suggest nourishment via intestines or an in stomach cleansing to ease acid.
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Vatican City
Pius XIV
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Salian Society of Gastroentology
Raffaele Paolucci di
Hayward Teachers' Association Elects New Officers
Officers for the Hayward high school Teachers' association were elected this week. Bill Thornton nominations and elections chair man announced that Virginia Breed is president, Douglas Morrisson is president, Ina Vancil is secretary, Richard Thurstead is treasurer, and Leslie Brown is district council member.
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Hayward High School Teachers’ Association
Bill Thornton
Tay
Virginia Breed
Douglas” Morrisson
Ina Vancil
Richard Thurstead
Leslie Brown
Hayward High Choir to Sing for Rotary on Dec 1
The mixed Hayward high school choir directed by Mrs Barbara K Henry will debut at Eden Congregational Hall at 3 30 p m on December 1 for the Hayward Rotary club. The beginners, mainly sophomores, will perform under the director's instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara K. Henry
Hayward High School
Eden
Hayward Rotary Club
Senate refuses Oregon recount petition in Cordon Neuberger race
The Senate elections subcommittee rejected Jesse Gard's plea for a recount of the Oregon Senate contest in which Democrat Richard Neuberger defeated Guy Cordon. Gard filed as a citizen, not as a candidate, and Cordon declined to join. Barret said committees check contests only when invited by candidates, and Gard offered no fraud charge. Portland GOP chair Boneke said no recount basis without evidence.
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Washington
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Oregon
Senate
Jesse J. Gard
GOP
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Ore
Neuberger
Wayne Morse
Wyo
Gard
Barrett
Ries
Portland
Ed" Boneke
Burglary Case Continued A Week In Centerville
Centerville Justice Court continued the case of Reginaldo Galan, 40 Seventh Street Decots, on burglary charges. Galan requested Public Defender representation, but the office withdrew after stating he had funds to hire a private attorney. The continuance allows time to secure counsel.
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Centerville
Reginaldo. Galan
Seventh Street
Centerville Fire Commissioners Delay Station Plans
Centerville fire officials debated dedication versus open house for the new fire station during this week’s business session. Decision postponed until furniture delivery, expected in one to six weeks, via the County Purchasing Office, with Fire Chief Frank Madruga announcing the timeline.
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Centerville
Centervile Fire
Frank “Madruga
Ike Praises Watkins For Censure Job
President Eisenhower personally congratulated Senator Arthur W. Watkins Utah on the splendid work he did as chairman of the McCarthy censure committee. Press Secretary Hagerty announced after Watkins visited the White House and spoke with reporters about the praise.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
James C. Hagerty
Watkins
A Sign of the Times Lookout for Women Drivers
Palo Alto The Hiller Helicopters observed a Navy contract for a compact man portable helicopter system. The package integrates rotor, parachute drop, and quick assembly for Marine Corps use. The $200 prize hints at a deployable helicopter concept for easy transport.
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Palo Alto
Hiller
Esicopter Companyr
Navy
Marine Corps
Watkins comments after Eisenhower visit on McCarthy split risk
Senator Watkins told reporters after a 45 minute visit with President Eisenhower that a political load had lifted from him and he felt younger. He dismissed talk of a permanent GOP split over Joseph McCarthy and urged four rules changes for Senate investigative committees to prevent future trouble.
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Watkins
Eisenhower
Joseph BR. McCarthy
Wis
Republican Party
GOP
McCarthy
John C. Stennis
Miss
Special
Capital Reporter
Senate
Jeruletin
Boy Seriously Hurt When Struck by Car
An 11 year old San Leandro boy Russell Cornish suffered fractures to both legs, broken teeth and lacerations when his bicycle was struck head on by a southbound car on Niles road near Sorenson road. The driver Donald Charles Joseph age 29 of San Jose said he did not see the boy until after the crash. The boy was taken to Fairmont hospital and later transferred to Highland hospital.
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San Leandros
Russell Cornish
East
Mateo Street
Niles Road
Sorenson Road
Donald
Charles Joseph
San Jose
Joseph
Stuart Watts
Fairmont Hospital
Highland Hospital
Rescued Brothers Of Local Man From Alaska Crash
Ted Ernst brother of Leo T. Ernst of Hayward was among three Anchorage residents rescued by helicopter after a light plane crashed on a northwest Alaska mountain slope. The men endured 72 hours marooned amid blizzard and relentless rain before a ground rescue team reached within 2300 yards as helicopters lifted them to safety with only slight exposure and no injuries.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hayward
Ted Ernst
Leo T. Ernst
Eldridge Avenue
Ernst
Darren Isaacson
Robert Fritz
All-man
United Nations backs Atoms for Peace plan vote
The United Nations General Assembly unanimously approved President Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace plan. The session also rejected two Soviet amendments on vetoes and the scope of an international conference. U.S. and allied envoys reported unity on pressing for release of 11 American airmen jailed as spies, with further talks set to pursue action in the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
International Atomic Energy Agency
Security Council
China
Peiping
U. S
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United Nations Command
General Assembly
More C of C Members Join Drive for College in Castro Valley
Castro Valley Chapter announces three new appointees to the Chamber of Commerce committee aiding the drive for a state college in Southern Ame meca county. Chairman DnArthur B. Emmes says Oscar Stark Everett Ward and A B Morris joined, with Morris serving as Castro Valley Elementary School district superintendent.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Amemeca County
DnArthur .B. Emmes
Oscar Stark
Everett Ward
A. B. Morris
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