Hayward Man Admits Liquor Store Holdups
A Hayward house painter Franklin George Lindaman, 24, was arrested in San Francisco after robbing a Market Street liquor store. He confessed to 12 prior liquor store robberies in Oakland and Berkeley over four months, totaling about $2000. He surrendered a 38 caliber pistol and $180, and faces questioning by Bay Area police. Previously he was nabbed after throwing coins at an officer and admitting another robbery at a bowling alley where he once worked.
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Franklin George Lindaman
San Francisco
Market Street
Oakland
Berkeley
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Lindathan
Lindaman
Leavenworth
McAllister
Ilindaman
Irish IRA Mobilizes Across Island Border
Police report the outlawed Irish Republican Army has ordered nationwide mobilization and concentrated about 90 percent of its gunmen along the border with Northern Ireland. Weekend crackdowns by police on both sides of the border followed violence in the six counties last week. British troops occupied border positions as authorities continued the search for several hundred suspects.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Trish
Republic
A Street Widening Near Completion
Hayward city manager S D Smith said the A Street widening should finish within two weeks with only power pole removal rolling and surfacing left. Close Construction Co of Hayward handles the project on the Castro Street to Foothill Boulevard east west artery, costing over $200000 funded by county and city funds.
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S. D. Smith
Close Construction Company of
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Foothill Bouse- Ward
Bank Cashier Robbed After Being Held Hostage In Home
Two gunmen tricked cashier Donald Bishoff into letting them in and forced him to rob his bank’s night depository at Suburban Trust Co in College Park Maryland. FBI estimated loot at about 44000 dollars as the trio fled after tying the couple and their child.
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College Park, Md
Donald Bishoff
College Park
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Suburban Trust Co
William R. Reading
FBI
Robert Lally
Sea Police
Bishoff
Soviet Rejects U.S. Protest Over Budapest Tanks
Soviet charge d affaires Sergei Striganov called the U.S. protest over tanks in front of the American legation in Budapest unjustified interference. He said the Hungarian revolt was stimulated from outside, but did not accuse the United States directly. The U.S. also studied a Russian protest alleging three U.S. Air Force reconnaissance planes violated Soviet air space south of Vladivostok on Dec. 11.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Budapest
Sergei
RK. Striganov
Ussr
Hungarian Peoples Republic
United States
Vladivostok
Siberia
Sovies
Ike Plans Tito Visit Invitation
President Eisenhower plans to invite Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia to visit the United States next year. No firm arrangements or date have been set, and State Department and White House aides would not discuss the invitation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
State Department
White House
Hospital Probe On Tomorrow Hearing To Hear Witnesses
A list of witnesses to testify before a California Assembly public health subcommittee on district hospitals was released. The hearing, led by Assemblyman Rex Cunningham, starts at 10 am in Hayward’s Veterans' Memorial building. Witnesses include United Employers representative, Ann Hollingsworth, and various medical and hospital groups.
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Assembly
Rex Cunningham
Ventura
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Main Street
Hayward
United
Ann Hollingsworth
California State Nurses Association
Ted
McCabe
California
Robert Koshland
District Hospitals Associations
Walleto
INS
F. Mays-Williams
Castro Sons
Valley
Walbur Yeoman
San
Col- Lorenzo
Sears
Point Road
Mare Island Naval
Estant Orrow
Ce St
Clayton Dills
Alameda
Willie May-Bardin
Gardena
Ember
Byron Ditely
A. Lysick
Rumford
Berkeley
Lingame
Alexander A. Lysick
Carlos Brother
San Frantisco
Bee
State Highway Patrol
Nardin
Glen Coolidge
Santa Cruz
Lysick Auto
Ditaly
Lysisk Brothers
Rardins
Nancy Catherine
Vallejo
Father Held In 2 Deaths
Gerald Clayton, 23, to be arraigned in Oakland Superior Court on two counts of murder for the deaths of his daughter Dion aged 4 and son Gerald Jr aged 3 in a house fire. A third child Stephanie aged 2 was saved by a babysitter. Clayton allegedly started the blaze to frighten his estranged wife Delores after she went out with other men.
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Oakland
Gerald Clayton
Eee
Clayton
Dion
Gerald Jr
Stephanie
Delores
Fire Chief's Wife Injured in Auto Accident Near Dos Palos
Mrs Elsie Madruga wife of Fremont fire chief was seriously injured in a weekend auto crash near Dos Palos She suffered a shattered hip and was admitted to Dos Palos hospital The 58 year old Madruga was en route to Arcadia with her nephew and was to be transferred to a Los Angeles hospital for further treatment. circumstances remained incomplete.
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Fremont
Elsie .Madruga
Dos Palos
Dos Palos Hospital
Madruga
Joe Perry
Sheriff Orders Deputies Out Of Hot Rod Game
Sheriff Gleason ordered all deputies to avoid involvement with hot rod and drag strip activities. He cited officers encouraging speed racing and warned car clubs are often backed by auto parts firms seeking personal gain. CHP assistant Bly said drag strips do not reduce speed and may increase it.
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H. P Gicason
Edic
Gleason
Altos v Sport
Hughway
Asst. Com
Fred. J
Bly
Nehru and Eisenhower Hold Informal Talks at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru arrived at Eisenhower’s farm in Gettysburg Pennsylvania for informal talks on a broad range of problems. They traveled from Washington in a White House limousine guarded by Secret Service, reporters, and photographers. They will spend the day and night in seclusion and return to Washington tomorrow.
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Pa.t
Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Washington
White House
Eisenower Farm
Nehru
Cardinal Spellman Attacks Baby Doll Film From St Patrick's Pulpit
New York Cardinal Francis Spellman denounced the motion picture Baby Doll during Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral. He called the film's theme and the advertising its "revolting" and condemned its approval by the self regulation system of the Motion Picture Association of America. The Catholic Legion of Decency had already condemned the Tennessee Williams story as morally repellent and filled with carnal suggestiveness.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's
jNew
York
Prazen
Motion. Picture Association of J America
Catholic Legion of Decency
Tennessee Williams
Baby Girl Survives Major Phoenix Car Train Wreck
In Phoenix a 19 year old car carrying thirteen people collided with a passenger train. Four were children and a baby girl, eight months to two years old, was critically injured. Massery suspected driver. vehicle California registered, later traced to Sacramento. One three year old found nine hours later near tracks. Train passengers unhurt. National Safety Council cites it as a record traffic death toll for a car crash this year.
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Phoenix
Tte
Juan Alires, Sr
Juan Adires, Jr
Vietos Alires
Clara Alires
Sofi Alires
Mike Alires
Steven Alires
Davia Adires
Bonby ‘Alires
Leroy, Johnson
John Massery
Sacramento
Southern Pacific
National Safety Council
Chicago
Friden Signs Union Pact In California Plant
Friden Calculating Machine company signs a two year labor contract with the Craftsmen union at the San Leandro plant after two years of talks and a 1955 strike. The pact includes a four union shop, automatic raise to 3.07 dollars an hour June 1 1957 for about 190 workers, extended health benefits for families, Journeymen wage at 2.95, and a new apprentice committee with union Friden and State Division of Apprentice Standards representatives.
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SAN Leandro — Friden Calculating Machine Company
Independent
Tool and Die ‘Craftsmen Union
Independent Association of Machineists
Friden
Union
State Division of
Israeli Forces to Pull Back in Sinai Desert
UN headquarters announced that Israeli forces will withdraw farther back tomorrow in the Sinai. The UN Emergency Force, with Yugoslav members, will move into the territory as quickly as roads are cleared, said Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns.
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EL Ballah
Egypt
U.N
E.L.M. Burns
Sinai Desert
United Nations Emergency
Hayward Air Wing to Move Headquarters to Fresno
The 144th California Air National Guard Fighter Wing will relocate its headquarters from Hayward to Fresno on February 1, announced by Commanding General Roland B. Moore. About 58 personnel will be reassigned. remaining units at Hayward include the 129th Air Repair Group. Possible alternate sites have included Salt Lake City and Reno, with previous rumors of a Fresno move tied to a new Guard airstrip.
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144Th
California’ Air" National, Guard
Hayward
Fresno
Roland B. Moore
Guard
Hayward Aireport
129Th Air Resupply
Washington
Salt Lake City
Reno
Hayward Guard
Supreme Court Affirms Bus Segregation Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds a two to one district court decision denying Alabama's petition. Interstate and intrastate bus segregation is ruled unconstitutional as a policy on city transportation. The ruling reinforces the Montgomery bus case without rehearing.
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INS
Supreme Court
Alabama
Montgomery
High Court
Mae
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