Israel will hold Gaza, Ben-Gurion tells Knesset
Premier David Ben-Gurion told the Knesset Israel will not return the Gaza strip to Egypt. He refused to comment on Abba Eban's reported statement while stressing no government spokesman may speak for future Gaza policy. The Gaza strip and about 200000 Arab refugees remain in question as Israel retains control. Brig. Yigal Alon urged retaining Gaza and refugees, while opposing a Sinai withdrawal until a peace accord with Egypt is reached.
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Abducted Girl's Parents Hope for Phone Call
The parents of Clo Ann Blish press for a message from their abducted daughter amid a chaotic case involving her fiancé Mike Wiegner, 16, and accomplice Jesse Eastman, 35, who fled Napa State Hospital and engaged in burglaries before attempts to return Clo Ann to her family. The duo tied up the girl’s father and sought to force her departure, while authorities traced a pattern of delinquency and mental health concerns.
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South Africa Opens Mass Treason Trial
Johannesburg reports the first mass treason trial under the suppression of Communism act charges 151 defendants including 23 whites 100 Africans 20 Indians and eight colored. Trial halls fill as police guard the proceedings amid warnings against demonstrations.
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Non City Area Zoning Query Raises Annexation Questions
Ashland district realtor Elsie E. Martin asked Hayward City Council how the Ashland Cherryland Meekland area would be zoned if annexed. She spoke for herself amid letters from residents opposing county zoning. Cherryland opposed annexation and incorporation, prompting a county planning commission hearing on zoning scheduled for this afternoon.
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Infant Found Dead in Crib in San Leandro
A coroner's autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death of Nancy Marie Schumann, two months old, daughter of San Leandro police officer Ed Schumann and his wife. She was found dead in her crib this morning after appearing well at a morning feeding. The couple also has a 21 month old child.
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Kids Party Tonight At Bret Harte School
A Christmas party sponsored by the Hayward Area Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Salvation Army will be held tonight at Bret Harte school for more than 400 children. Santa Claus will give each child a sample from his workshop. Vic Martinez will present entertainment with Dot's Tots Review. Jim Reed and his committee worked with the Salvation Army to stage the event. The Jaycees credit Shuey Diamond Milk Belfast Beverage Gran ny Goose and Lucky Stores for refreshments and support. Lt. Charles Dooley and his Salvation Army Christmas committee will serve refreshments.
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San Mateo County case ends with transfers and escape
The text notes a husband receiving a psychiatric exam in a San Francisco hospital and being ordered committed to Napa. It mentions a person named Clo Ann returning home last Wednesday and Wiegner shipped to Napa, who escaped early Monday with Eastman.
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