Singer Denies She Tried To Kill Herself
Hollywood reports Maxene Andrews of the singing sisters blamed nerves and exhaustion for a collapse she called a breakdown. Police say she attempted death by self action after taking 18 sleeping tablets, her stomach pumped at Valley hospital. Maxene denies the suicide claim, stating she took two pills to rest amid stress from the sisters’ split and tour. Household workers found her on the kitchen floor and rushed her to the hospital where doctors labeled a mild nervous breakdown and exhaustion.
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Australia
Potluck Dinner Tickets On Sale At Hayward High
Tickets are on sale for a January 4 potluck dinner sponsored by Hayward high school's junior class in the school cafeteria. Funds will finance a senior ball, class president Bob Pocan said. Entertainment chairman Fred Verceles noted skits by freshmen through seniors and a dance after the dinner.
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Financing Dixon Yates Stirs Hearings on Proj Financing
The SEC adjourned after 12 days of testimony on financing the Dixon Yates power project. Investors Middle South and Southern Co would back a 5.5 million dollar stake in a subsidiary to build a 107 million dollar plant in Memphis for TVA transmission. AEC would purchase the power, with further borrowing plans for 100 million dollars from insurers and banks. Decision on phase one expected by February 15.
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Stevenson advocates co existence or none in atomic age
Adlai E. Stevenson, Democratic presidential candidate in 1952, warned that the era could bring either no existence or shared existence in the atomic age. The remarks appeared in a series of predictions for 1936 reported by Look. Secretary Dulles predicted State Department gains under Eisenhower to secure liberty in peace. French Premier P. Des France urged ties among free nations to pursue understanding and disarmament. Senator Knowland criticized communism and urged firm resistance to aggression and morale to outshine Kremlin deeds.
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William F. Knowland
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Kremlin
Doctor Laughead Loses Faith In Forecasts, Seeks New Job
Chicago reports Dr. Laughead says his predicted tidal wave failed to arrive and announces he will seek new employment after decades at Michigan State. He cites an 11th Sour reprieve from a space general and says no specific forecasts now. his guest Dorothy Martin maintains seismic disturbances will accompany world destruction.
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Eisenhower Seen Likely to Run Again in 1956
GOP speculation rose after a White House stag dinner where attendees, mainly administrative executives and appointees, fed talk that Eisenhower would seek a second term. Some attendees and officials stressed no direct statement from Ike, but the mood leaned toward a reelect push.
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Kan
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Pas
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
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Mays
Harry Darby
Kansas
Richard M. Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Hisen T" Hower
James C. Hagerty
German club dinner set by San Lorenzo and Hayward students
San Lorenzo high school German club will join with Hayward high school for a February 4 dinner. Club president Howard Beckman and general chairman Dan Cedarholm announced the event, assisted by Arlene Larson Linda Tor Joan Howland and Ann VanReisen.
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San Lorenzo High School
Hayward High School
Howard Beckman
Dan Cedarholm
Arlene Larson
Linda Tor
Joan Howland
Ann VanReisen
Loyola Tennis Coach Among Four Die In Texas Crash
Liberty Tex four New Orleans residents including Loyola University tennis coach Robert Hanberg died in a head on collision on U.S. 90 near Raywood 12 30 am on a foggy night. The car struck a bridge abutment tearing the vehicle apart. Hanberg 23 his home listed as Whitmer Calif and Viola Nunez 49 of New Orleans and her daughters Joyce 25 and Sylvia Ann 22 also perished. Mrs Nunez and one daughter died en route to Mercy hospital in Liberty others died at the scene.
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Loyola University
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Hanberg
Government Fires Liens Against Paper Daily News
The federal government seeks 361,578 in liens against Stockholders Publishing Co owners of the Los Angeles Daily News, citing 235,566 in 1943 45 corporate taxes and 126,412 in current year withholding taxes. McKinnon says taxes were owed before his tenure and will come from general assets. about 450 workers seek more than 1 million in severance and back pay as the paper ends publication.
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Los Angeles Daily News
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Clinton D. McKinnon
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Internal Revenue
McKinnon
Daily News
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McKinchon
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