Eisenhower to rest in South after heart attack recovery
President Eisenhower, reported by doctors to be recovering excellently from his heart attack, is advised to take a rest in the South beginning late this month. Dr Paul Dudley White said a southern stay near Augusta, Georgia, will aid his exercise needs due to cold weather at home. White expects a return to normal workload by mid February with golf limited to chipping and putting. White cautioned no political prognosis is offered and timing for full activity depends on the President.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
South
Paul Dudley White
Boston
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White
Aia
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Denver
J White
Cabinet
Nation
Security Council
Camp David
Maryland
Abbott Duels Yields Little as Coakley Probes Alibis
Alameda County court hears a tense exchange as Abbott resists questions from Dist. Atty. J. Frank Coakley about the Stephanie Bryan case. The dialogue centers on a basement scene, use of the word crawled, and memory gaps regarding May events and fishing trip plans. Coakley promises stronger lines when Abbott testifies again.
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Oakland
Burton W. Abbott
Dist
Atty
J. Frank Coakley
Abbott
Alameda
Stephanie Bryan
Coakley
Jealous Suitor Admits Torch Slaying of Two
An Oakland auto mechanic admitted to police that he poured gasoline on the sleeping ex girlfriend and her new companion and ignited it, fatally burning both. He led officers to the burned apartment where the blaze began from a floor furnace pilot light after he soaked the floor and bed coverings with gasoline.
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Qakland
Gerald Cornwell
Oakland
Alice Franklin
Robert Lea Hand
Cornwell
Hayward Police Earn Praise for Constructive Anti Jay Walking
Hayward police chief George Forth received a letter from Owen K. Hughes praising the department for a constructive crosswalk campaign. Hughes recounts a six o clock incident where a loudspeaker reminded him to use the crosswalk and wished a Merry Christmas to the officer who warned him.
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Hayward
George Forth
Owen K. Hughes
Linden Avenue
Oregon Sheriff Arrests Bartender in Hayward
Hayward bartender Howard Ford, 25, of 27934 Western road, was arrested on a 55000 warrant by Yam Hill County Sheriff W. J. Jones. Jones arrived from Fresno to locate Ford and said he was wanted for illegally obtaining warghanding within his jurisdiction.
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Astaight
Yam Hill
Orc
Howard F. Fora
Western Road
W. J. Jones
Fresno
Ford
Woman Fatally Struck By Hayward Man's Car
An Oakland woman died at Kaiser hospital eight hours after being struck by a car on Harrison street and MacArthur boulevard. No citation was issued to the driver. The driver is Lewis W. Wilson, 36, of Hayward, pending further investigation. The victim was Matilda Van Over, crossing MacArthur boulevard when the auto turned left off Harrison street.
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Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Harrison Street
MacArthur Boulevard
Lewis W. Wilson
Henry Jane
Hayward
Matilda Vanover
Christmas Business In Southern Alameda County Strong
Store managers across Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley and nearby areas report better than last year’s Christmas season with some predicting record totals due to population growth and stronger merchandising. Weather and late-season shoppers influence final results as post office data show rising parcel counts and receipts.
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Frank Monto
Alameda County
Daily
Hayward
Howe
San Leandro
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Centerville
Christma
Castro Valley
San. Lorenzo
Anthony Foster
Foster
Imethods
Leandro
Alden townspeople urge Turncoat Rick Tenneson to prove himself
In Alden Mina, Rick Tenneson, one of 23 Americans who stayed in Red China after the Korean War, returns home for the first time in five years. His devout mother Portia hosts a homecoming with Bible shaped cake and a heart cake as residents say he must decide if he can rejoin as a good American. The community emphasizes personal accountability with no public justice, while the Army says it will take no action yet.
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Mina
Richard Tenneson
Jiome
Tenneson
Red Chine
Portia
Rick
Ted Hitchcock
Howe
Washington
Knowland calls for stand on Red China admission
Senator Knowland demands presidential contenders reveal whether they support admitting Red China to the United Nations before the 1956 election. He says the Security Council veto should be used if needed to block Communist China and warns a future deal could bring Beijing into the UN, prompting a campaign if China joins. He plans to press the issue in 1956 through Senate activity and media forums.
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America
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Hisenhower
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Tenn
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Unit I
Kefauver Adlai Clash Looms In California
Senator Estes Kefauver announced opposition to Adlai Stevenson in California's June primaries triggering political activity. Stevenson forces expect an easy win but Kefauver backers vow a strong campaign. California's 10 convention delegates become the target in a looming Democratic contest.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Edmund Brown
Brown
Stevenson
Sexen
Clara Shirpser
National Committee- Women
Herkeley
Hag
Ther
Washington
Abother
San Leandro Police End Kidnapping Probe
San Leandro police abandoned a kidnap investigation after house to house checks failed to confirm the report. A nine year old Bonaire girl claimed she saw a boy abducted Thursday night from Saruce and Acacia streets by a man who dragged him into a waiting car.
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San Leandro
Bonaire
Saruce
Acacia
Weather outlook with rain and wind in coming days
Weather bulletin notes rain through Sunday increasing tonight with southerly wind 0 to 20 mph. Temperature steady with little change, yesterday high and today’s low not stated. Rainfall to date since July 5 listed as 4.81 inches, year’s total 4.81 inches recorded.
Newark Council OKs 6000-Foot Minimum Lot Size Plan
Newark City Council approved a 6000 square foot minimum lot size as an interim emergency measure while awaiting a formal zoning ordinance. The action affects a 35 acre 200 home Wellman subdivision near Wellman and Hesson Haley roads with 60 foot wide lots, but a 30 day deferment was granted to builder George Wellman to seek redress and study feasibility from an engineering view.
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Wellman
Hesson -Haley Road
George Wellman
Owever
City
Charles Snow
Council
R Wellman
We Hare
Newark Home, Owners Improvement Association
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Clark Redeker
Administration To Seek Record Foreign Aid Increase
The administration plans to ask Congress next month for 5.14 billion dollars in foreign economic and military aid, about 2.5 billion more than last year. Military aid would total 3.24 billion and economic aid 1.9 billion as officials cite security needs to counter Communist moves and replenish weapon pipelines.
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Washington
Congress
Bacal
School Children Start Two Weeks Vacation
Young students in Southern Alameda county are released for two weeks of freedom with many hoping for longer break. Captivity resumes Jan. 3 as officials note the end of the period.
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Alameda County
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