Grocer Identifies Girl Seen With Abbott Suspects
In Oakland a grocer testified he recognized Stephanie Bryan from a photo as the girl who was with two men when she and a companion stopped at his store on April 28, the day she vanished. He said one man was 18 to 22, described another as older and heavier, and noted the girl appeared about 16. The witness added Abbott did not enter the store.
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Dorothy Cuthbertson
Daily Review
Sintt
Oakland
San Pablo
Stephenie Bryan
Twoen
Stephanie
Charles Munds
Burton W. Abbott
Ea Mexican
Munds
Abbott
Asst. Dist
Folger Emerson
Emerson
Mund
Stockton
George Smith
Alameda Ap
Abbotts
Paul L. Kirk
Stephanie Bryan
Smith
Trinity County
Stanley Whitney
Charles Wade Snook
Ély
Atty
Harald. Howe
Hove
John Realized Treason Charge Might Be Filed
Bonn officials said former West German security chief Otto John returned from 17 months in Communist Germany amid reports he could face treason charges. A government spokesman declined to specify how John learned of the possible charge and noted the case remains with the Federal Supreme Court.
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Bonn
Germany
Otto John
Reds
West
John
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Federal Supreme Court
Alt
Soviet Urges Security Council Meeting On UN Seat
Soviet delegation pressed for an immediate Security Council session to consider recognizing five Communist states and 13 Western backed candidates for UN membership. Debate inside the council centered on veto threats and retaliation against Nationalist China as critics urged passage of a package deal to seat the new members and penalize Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Knox
Zealand
U.N
Formosa
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Tour Detoured by Bad Weather to Kabul
Poor weather forced Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev to abort a Kabul leg of their Asian tour. After sounding disagreements over Goa and Kashmir, the leaders redirected from Kabul to Stalingrad and planned another Kabul flight when conditions improved.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Pakistan
New Delhi
Nikolai Bulganine
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Himalayas
Russia
Radio Moscow
Stalingrad
Tadzhix
Bulganin J
Khrushchev
Peain
Shruschev
Goa
Kashmir
India
Alistan
Ndia
Jawaharlal
Nehru
New
Delhi
Bulganin
Sai
Letsom To Head Hayward Chamber In 1958
Norris E Letsom of Alameda County will become president of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce in 1958 at the annual dinner January 20. A slate of new officers was approved by the chamber board yesterday. Directors at large include Leslie Britt Thomas Green Russell Meidel Lucas and Jackson.
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Norris E. Letsom
Shell Qil! Company
Alameda
Hayward ‘Chamber of Commerce
Letsor
Ernest d. Pimiente
Hayward
Hayward Union_ High School
Letsom
Calvin J. ‘Rule
Neville T. Massa
Earl %. Jackson
Alton H.kingman
Lowell A. Lucas
Leslie Britt
Thomas J. Green
Russell J
Meidel
Lucas
Jackson
Die
Chamber
Pius
Robert Baker
Castro Valley
D Henschool
Eition
Watson
Aden
Gaitskell Chosen as New Labor Party Leader
London reports that 48 year old Gaitskell has been elected as the new Labor Party chief following the resignation of Clement Attlee last week. Bevan’s leftists faced a strong defeat as the party consolidates under the new leadership. The change occurs during Attlee’s recent elevation to a noble title by Queen Elizabeth.
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London
Igh
Gaitskell Jon Tabi
Labor
Bevani
Uhid
Bevan
Herbert
Ithe
Clement
R. Attlee
Garl
Toll Bridge Feasibility Keeps 2.5 Cent Toll Lead
State study backs southern crossing linking Bay Fairs Island and Sap Sera De sets over 7.5 miles with a total cost near 399 million. Officials from Hayward San Leandro and chamber groups hail the report as proof the bridge can be built without raising tolls beyond 25 cents, with construction possibly starting after next year’s bid phase and a four to five year completion window.
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Toll Bridge Authority
Green
Alameda County
Seadenit
Pressent
Fréd ‘Cox
Cox
Hayward Chamber’ of ‘Commerce’ Highway Committee
Southern
J. A. Jaspan
San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Jaspan
Hayward
Frank King
Alam County
Roger
Anderson
Alameda
Bay Fars Island
San Francisco
Huge U.S. Surplus Relief Move Announced
The government will ship thousands of tons of surplus grains and foods to relief agencies for overseas aid, to start January 1. Secretary Ezra T. Benson called it an appropriate step, with church leaders praising the plan as a prayer answer. The program shifts costs to private donations while shipments go free overseas.
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Washington
Ezra
Benson
Eh Joney
Agriculture Department
Congress
Increasing Costs Will Hike Defense Spending
Washington reports defense outlays will rise above 35 billion for next year as costs for advanced weapons and higher wages push spending higher. Air Force leads increases with costly missiles and planes, while Navy gains about 9.7 billion and Army about 8.6 billion.
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John W. Finney
Washington l
Congress
Defense’ Department
Air Force
Navy
Congressional
Isources
Army
Cynic Is Divorced over Christmas Gift Graft
The article reports a divorce case framed around cynicism toward Christmas purchases described as graft. The gist centers on a spouse claiming holiday buying behavior as a corrupting influence linked to the season.
Army MPs in Munich soften rules with Christmas kindness
Word from Heidelberg reports Army Military Police easing strictness toward off base violations by soldiers. In Munich last month MPs reportedly recalled over 200 absent loafers to their units, with Col H J Mienau of Union City warning of sharper action. A late night misread signal led to a corporal’s early morning arrest round.
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Harman W. Nichols Ashington
Germany
Heidelberg
Munich
H. J. Mienau
Union’ City
N. J
Cpi
Robert Thornton
Abool
Cpl. Thornton
Planners Meet Today in Hayward Planning Session
The Hayward Planning Commission meets at 8 today with no discussion of a proposed 22 million shopping center. On the agenda are two pivotal tracts on Winton Avenue and a proposed business development at B and Kelly streets along with a La Vista zoning report.
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Hayward Planning Commission
Winton Avenue
Kelly Streets
la “Vista
Weather Outlook for Hayward Area
Cloudy today with rain tonight and tomorrow in the Hayward area. Temperatures show little change from yesterday's high and today's low. Rainfall data and normal conditions for this date are noted, with figures from the Weather Bureau.
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Hayward Area
Weather Bureau
Stray Bullet Wounds Girl In Hayward Home
A stray bullet pierced a Hayward home narrowly missing a sleeping baby and striking 12 year old Sharon K. Rizzo in the hip. Sharon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rizzo, was treated at Fairmont hospital for a minor laceration. Deputies said the bullet traveled through a window and drapes from outside, fired from a distance, with the mother Marie 33 present during the incident.
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Sharon K. Rint
Louis Rizzo
Hathaway. Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Marie
Sheriff's Deputies
Shaile
Rizzo
Sharon
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Neeceedia
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Wena
U.S
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Main Street
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