Rioters Storm Soviet Consulate in Stettin
Anti-Russian demonstrators stormed the Soviet consulate in Stettin, smashing windows and clashing with workers militia and Polish army. Police reported hundreds arrested, with injuries and property damage. Warsaw pledged apologies and possible compensation while authorities promised punishments for those responsible.
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Stettin
Poland
Russia
Jgian
East Prussia
West Berlin
de Abend
Ators
Army
Navy
Fred
der Abend
Budapest in Ring of Steel as Hungarian Strike Grips Capital
Reports from Budapest describe a nationwide strike paralyzing Hungary with tanks and armored cars sealing Csenel Island. Refugees reach Austria as clashes erupt between workers and police. gas and electricity mostly continue, while martial law looms with instant death for weapon possession after 6 pm. Belgrade tallies suggest up to 190,000 Hungarians killed in revolt.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Csenel Island
Rus‘ms
Para
Lytees
Belgrade
Flood Bond Vote Date Faces Delay
County supervisors agreed to delay finalizing the Feb 19 date for a Zone flood control bond election. Supervisor Francis Dunn noted broad support for delaying the vote until annexation and incorporation plans for Mulford Gardens Bonaire Halcyon Washington Manor Gis area are settled.
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Francis Dunn
Mulford Gardens
Bonaire
Halcyon
Washington Manor
UN Delegates from Hungary Walk Out of Assembly
Hungary walked out of the United Nations Assembly today over the Hungarian question on the agenda. Imre Horvath, Hungary’s foreign minister, led the delegation as the session opened amid debate on a US led resolution condemning Soviet actions in Hungary and urging troop withdrawal under UN observation.
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United Nations
M. Yjah —Pupnet
Hungary
United Netions Assembly
Imre Horvath
Budapest
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
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Horvath
Assembly
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Fremont Phone Exchange Outage Report in Centerville
Fremont Oliver telephone numbers in the Centerville area went out at noon today. Parisie Telephone and Telegraph Company officials said trouble was in the Centerville central office. The delay in restoration was not immediately determined.
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Fremont
Oliver
Centerville
Parisie Telephone and
Telgraph Company
South Crossing Plea in Capital Set Tomorrow
Alameda county residents prepare to travel to Sacramento for a public hearing on the Southern Crossing toll bridge plan. Mayors and business leaders from Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and other communities rally behind the project to influence the California Toll Bridge Authority. The delegation, led by Alameda Mayor Raymond Kranelly, will present arguments on economic growth, infrastructure needs, and regional development ahead of the Room 4202 hearing.
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Alameda
Stephen Nash
Sondon Bay
Neces
Mark Ramento
Alameda ‘County
Central
Fremont Businessmen's Association
South Alameda County
Hayward
San Leandro
Fremont
Newark
Pleasanton
Livermore
San Lorenzo
Castro Vailey
Raymond. P. Kranelly
Chambers of Commerce
Sacramento
State Capitol Building
Kranelly
Fred Cox
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Knick
Sane Leandro
Floyd Sparks
Daily Review
Francis Dunn
Carlos Bee
George Miller
San. Leandro Chamber of Commerce
Toll Bridge Authority
Gov
Goodwin J. Knight
Harrold J.powers
Frank B. Durkee
Public Works
John’ M. Peirce
Harry EF. Crean
Gunmen abduct British lieutenant in Port Said
Reported in Port Said that Egyptian gunmen abducted a young British lieutenant after arrest of seven suspected Egyptian commandos the previous day. Allied HQ said the officer was taken in a dark car after stopping to question a civilian, as authorities pursue leads in location and motive.
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Allied
Said
Thej
Dulles Opposes Use of Force in Global Affairs
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told a NATO private session that the United States remains against resolving world problems by force. He reaffirmed U.S. support for UN settlements, urged moral power with maintaining military size, and hinted at additional aid to Europe, including Britain, to sustain NATO commitments.
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Dulles
Informources
Council
United States
Europe
Britain
NATO
Bank Robbery Shocks Sacramento Downtown
A gunman robbed the main branch of the American Trust Company in downtown Sacramento, slipping a note to the teller through a window and making off with $2000 in cash.
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Sacramento
American Trust Company Bank
Britain Receives IMF Aid to Stabilize Economy
Washington reports Britain receives three half billion dollars in IMF assistance aimed at stabilizing the economy. The loan package is described as a crucial shot in the arm for Britain, helping to ease financial strains and bolster market confidence amid ongoing economic challenges.
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Washington
Britain
International Monetary Fund
Legion Offers Aid to Hungarian Refugee Relief
The American Legion announced support for a refugee relief program aiding Hungary. The fund authorized 738,530 pounds in standby foreign currencies, with Britain allowed to purchase the full support any time over the next year.
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Washington
Ins
American Legion
Britain
Eisenhower
Recluse Estate Valued At One Million In Detroit
Detroit II probate judge Thomas C. Murphy declared Mrs. Henrietta Lea mentally incompetent and named the National Bank of Detroit guardian. The recluse kept a locked apartment with quadruple locks and hid cash hoard thought to exceed $90,000, with Joseph E. Young Jr. believed to be the sole heir.
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Detroit
Thomas C. Murphy
Henrietta Lea
Naional’ Bank of Detroit
Joseph E. Young, Jr
Double-Decker Bus Crash Injures Twenty in Oregon
A southbound double-decker Greyhound overturned into a ditch near Tangent seven miles south of Albany during a rainstorm at 12:20 a.m. Twenty of the 31 aboard were injured, with twelve hospitalized and several suffering broken ribs and cuts. Eight were released after treatment. Bus driver Walter Metzger of Portland said the crash occurred while avoiding a suddenly stopped car. a Los Angeles–bound express Greyhound skidded and toppled down the embankment. One woman from Redding, California, Mrs. Charles Beilman, sustained shoulder and chest injuries.
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Ore
Tangent
Tthe
Here
Walter Metzger
Portland
Metzger
Julian Carrizales
Los Angeles ‘Express
Layent
Charles Beilman
Redding
Hayward Stores Open Nightly Before Christmas
Hayward downtown stores will stay open until 9 o clock each weeknight from Monday to Friday for the two weeks before Christmas, while Saturday hours remain unchanged.
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Hayward
Ayez
Chamber of Commerce
Alameda Mother and Daughter Die in Highway 17 Collision
An Alameda mother, 24, and her 3 year old daughter were killed in a head on crash with a semi on Highway 17, one mile north of Centerville. The driver Don ald E. Dawson, 39, Santa Clara, escaped injury as his truck struck the Campisi car head on. Mrs Campisi had just dropped her husband at work and was en route to babysitter before reporting to work. The bodies were taken to Chapel of the Palms mortuary in Centerville after rites by a Catholic priest.
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Darrell Clark
Robert Campisi
Buena, Visin Avenue
Lameda
Sandra
Arrow
Cantervills
Campier
Nash
Alameda County
Redwood Canyon
Hayward
H. P
Jack) Gleason
William C.’ Burns
San ‘Francisco
Robert Bche
San Francisco Bay
Edie
Burns
Larry Rise
Santa
Monica
John William
Berg
Long’ Beach
Oller
San Quentin
Fremont
Alameda
Centerville
Highway 17
Buena Vista Avenue
Lug Lal
Bay Area Braces for Additional Rainfall Near Coastal Range
Cloudy conditions spread across California from San Luis Obispo to the Sierra as the San Francisco Bay Area expects overcast skies and light drizzle through tomorrow. Heavy rain targets Cape Mendocino northward while Monterey and Stockton see lighter showers. snow is possible above 6500 feet in higher elevations. A smog reading of 6 was recorded midday yesterday in the Santa Clara County health department report.
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San Luis Obispo
Sierra
San Francisco Bay Area
Cape Mendocino
Monterey
Stockton
Siena
Sannea
Alameda County Votes to Ban Meat Sales After Hours
An ordinance prohibiting meat sales in unincorporated Alameda County on Sundays and holidays passed 4 to 1, with Supervisor Chester Stanley dissenting. The measure ends a year long campaign led by independent butchers, aligning with Oakland’s 25 year ban on after hours sales.
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Alameda County
District Attorney's Office
Board Of‘supervisors
Chester Stanley
G. C. Ferraro
Cashro Valley
Oakland
Anglican Vicar deposed for faking death and eloping
In Chester England the Anglican vicar Rev Phillip St John Wilson Ross was deprived of Holy Orders and removed from his parish after authorities found he faked his death to flee with his mistress to Switzerland last summer. The Bishop of Chester condemned the scandal as grave for the church.
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Chester
England
Phillip St. John Wilson Ross
Switzerland
Search For Airliner Disappearance In British Columbia
Canadian Air Force searchers scoured Silvertip Mountain area after Trans-Canada Airlines plane with 62 aboard vanished near a lodge. Gordon Dowding said nine lodge guests reported the blast and alerted authorities as 10 planes were sent at dawn to the 8,500 foot peak despite clouds. Radar contact with the missing plane was lost near Silvertip.
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Silvernip
British Columbia
Canadian Air Force
Trans- Canada Airlines Plains
Gordon Dowding
Air Force
George Sheehan
Mountain Head
Sheehan
Dowding
RCAF
Silvertip
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