Ike Confers on NATO Plan
President Eisenhower met with top advisers in Washington to discuss the NATO plan and Paris talks. Attendees included Dulles, Quarles, Strauss, Killian, Cutler, and Goodpaster. ceremony described as routine. Ike plans to fly to Paris by plane the following day.
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Solon Urges Satellite Test Shift to Pacific
Washington reports Sen Ralph E Flanders proposed moving satellite and missile testing to a Pacific island to reduce adverse publicity. He noted IRBM production for European bases could be scaled up on short notice and critiqued prelaunch commentary around US satellite plans.
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Gas Use Record From Cold Snap Reported By PG and E
Pacific Gas and Electric Co announced a new gas consumption record during a two hour period ending at 7 am. The utility supplied 1.832 billion cubic feet to heating plants in northern and central California, surpassing last winter’s high of 1.66 billion. The area saw a low of 14.3 degrees with Hayward dipping to 36 degrees.
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Bakery Union Expulsion by AFL-CIO But No Rival Charter
ATLANTIC CITY NJ The AFL CIO expelled the 160000 member Bakery Workers Union but held off on chartering a rival union in the bakery industry Federation President George Meany said the executive council acted per the convention and urged caution on new charters The federation denounced the Senate Rackets Committee for alleged unfairness and political retaliation in its labor management corruption probe and criticized three Republican members for anti labor bias.
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Sukarno Ousted Hints Rise From Jakarta Turmoil
Reports from Jakarta say Indonesian President Sukarno faces a power struggle with military figures and political foes. Premier Djuanda reportedly says Sukarno is overworked and may take a six week vacation in India. Dutch circles react with elation amid unconfirmed talks of a three-man directorate replacing Sukarno and threats to Dutch property.
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Crash Kills Two Stanford Coeds on Pacheco Pass
In dense fog on the Pacheco Pass road 234 miles east of Gilroy a small foreign car carrying two Stanford University coeds collided head on with a Gilroy school bus. The car’s occupants Dorothy H Clark 21 and Nancy Ellen Harker 20 died. Bus driver William D DeMichelis 19 and 24 bus children escaped unharmed.
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AEC Conducts Explosive Test in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas the Atomic Energy Commission fired 10 tons of conventional explosives to measure blast effects on military matériel. The test is part of the 1937 plumbed atomic tests and will be conducted by the field command of the Armed Forces Special Airborne Project at Sandia Base.
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Coroner labels San Carlos light plane crash accidental
Redwood City coroner's jury declares the Sept 1 light plane crash in San Carlos accidental due to pilot inexperience. San Mateo County district attorney to file involuntary manslaughter charges against 28 year old Emil Dragon, Hermosa Beach electronics engineer, with possible 1 to 10 year sentence. Victims Werner Karl Kuntz and Henri Scheller, both of Hermosa Beach.
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Union City Backers Set Plans After Annexation Ruling
Union City backers meet at the Alvarado Fire Station to weigh four options after Superior Court Judge Chris B. ruled Hayward can annex 1132 acres of industrial land bounded by Asquire Whipple Eastshore Castro. Steering committee attorney Stacy A. Dobrzensky says an appeal is likely.
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Train Kills Lorenzan, 41 in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO Adlyearale A San Lorenzo man was killed last night when a Western Pacific Railroad diesel engine hurled his car end over end about 70 feet. The victim was Robert M. Marciel, 19264 Clark Ave., owner of Tom's Bar in Oakland. Police said the crossing signal was operating. the engineer Eugene Hansen of Stockton said the train passed about 25 mph. Marciel is survived by his widow Margaret and two children. Funeral services pending at Santos Robinson Chapel.
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Woman Dies After Operation in San Francisco Apartment
A San Francisco stenographer, identified as Della Ozen, was found dead last night allegedly from complications after a criminal operation. Ena Langley discovered the body in the apartment she shared with Ozen. Lt. R. W. Borders said one man is under arrest and more arrests are expected amid a setup found in Glendale.
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Nina Avery Granted Divorce From Gabriel Avery in Los Angeles
Nina Avery, who has wed 14 times, was granted a divorce from Gabriel L. Avery, an 11 year old parking lot attendant. She cited taunts over her marriages and the loss of an eye. She will use the name Rosecrans for social security purposes.
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Widow Sues In Hit Run Over Hayward Death
The widow Ruby McComber and her son sue George Sarmento in a $120000 civil suit connected to the October 25 hit run that killed Frank McComber in Hayward. Sarmento, a 38 year old unemployed San Leandro barber, was held to answer after a preliminary hearing where drunken driving and manslaughter counts were dropped.
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School Boy Hurt in Cyprus Riots
Rioting on the British-ruled Mediterranean island of Cyprus continues for a fourth day. Police fired on demonstrating students at Polemi village in West Cyprus, with one school boy hospitalized.
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Wright Probe Starts Monday in Hayward Grand Jury
Hayward councilman Robert C. Wright faces three days of Alameda County Grand Jury testimony on his role in uranium stock sales and possible conflicts of interest as a city official. The hearing follows prior scrutiny by District Attorney J. Frank Coakley and involves Mine1er County Uranium Tie and Wright's public duties. Witnesses include South County leaders and Wright’s records were seized last month with further testimony expected on Wright’s legal fees and ties to Oliver Rousseau Organizations and Branden Construction Co. Wright denied any work for Branden, while Rousseau is set for Wednesday testimony.
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Hollywood Tragedy Sees Man and Wife Slain in Hills
In Hollywood Hills a man identified as Dmi tr Milovic and his estranged wife Martha were found shot dead in a parked car near Lake Hollywood Reservoir. Investigators call it murder followed by suicide amid a two month separation and a recent marriage about six months prior. Mrs Milovic, mother of two, had been linked previously to film executive Joe C. Gilpin who died in 1943.
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Minority Group Discrimination Alleged in Insurance Grants
Los Angeles reports State Assemblyman Aguensus V. Hawks alleges discrimination against minority groups in the granting of insurance. He claims bias affects eligibility and policy access. Community leaders urge clarity and reform to ensure fair treatment.
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Bay Area to See Sputnik II This Weekend
University of California astronomer says Sputnik II will be visible every morning over the Bay Area through the weekend. The dog bearing satellite was launched by the Soviet Union and will appear at about 5 50 a m tomorrow 9 25 a m Saturday and 5 45 a m Sunday moving from northwest to southeast. Dr Leland Cunningham notes the satellite will traverse the sky each morning.
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French Nab Pair of Counterfeiters in Europe
French police announce the arrest of two Corsicans, Paul Guidicelli and Jean-Baptiste Paoletti, accused of counterfeit American $100 bills totaling nearly one million dollars. They allegedly distributed the notes in Nice, Villefranche, Marseille and Genoa Italy.
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