11 Die In Crash Of U S Plane At McGuire Base
An Air Force report states 11 people died and 25 were injured when a Super Constallation transport crashed near Dhahran while en route from Charleston to Azores Tripoli and Dhahran. About 37 aboard. 64 were on board at takeoff from McGuire AFB. An inspection team was en route from the United States.
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Mcguire Air Base
Air Force
Teday
Milhary Air Transport
Dyelinea
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Dhahran
United States
McGuire. Afb
Azores
Tripoli
Libya
Charleston
C. Air Force Base
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Court Opens Path to New Racial Crisis
A Montgomery Alabama desegregation dispute intensifies as federal courts clear the way for renewed crisis in Virginia and Alabama bus desegregation tensions flare with a shooting incident in Montgomery. Negro leaders ride buses in Tallahassee amid white council mobilization. transit lines face continued segregation orders. The piece links to broader civil rights strife and federal court actions shaping desegregation policy.
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Montgomery
Ala
Virgina
Alabama
Polite
Dixie
Tallahassee
Flan
White Citizens Council
Washington
Pai
NAACP
Congress
Louisiana
Fugitive Nabbed In Fremont Home
Fremont sheriff deputies arrested Bruce Henry Kirby 20 at his Irvington area home after an anonymous tip. Kirby, a convicted burglar who escaped from Santa Rita prison farm over two months ago, had prior California Youth Authority time and a Berkeley burglary record. He was seized at 11 Kvestad Road, Livington, at noon yesterday.
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Fremont
Sheriff's
Irvington
Santa Rita
Dale Chambers
Dor Sinclair
Bruce Henry Kirby
Kvestad Road
Kirby
Berkeley
California Youth Authority
Balanced US Budget Forecast From Eisenhower Officials
Washington insiders say continued economies and no revenue loss would keep the nation in a balanced budget next year. The White House conference with GOP leaders discussed domestic programs, a domestic atomic energy program, school construction deeds, civil rights, and immigration law amendments, with no direct tax cut request reported.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
White House
James Wagerty
Unoh
20 Car Pileup in Dense Bayshore Fog Injures Three
A fog pocket halted traffic on Bayshore Freeway near University Avenue East Palo Alto. Twenty cars collided, smashing one Cadillac driven by veteran football coach Orin E. Hollingberry and injuring three others, as he and his wife headed to the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena.
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Palo Alto
INS
Bayshore Freeway
Governor Names Mitchell Fox to State Public Utilities Panel
The reappointment of Peter E. Mitchell and Lyn Fox to the California Public Utilities Commission for new terms ending January 1, 1968 was announced today by Governor Goodwin Knight. The action renames the commission as PUC Sacramento NS. The report confirms continued service for both individuals on the regulatory body.
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Sacramento
Peter E. Mitchell
Lyn Fox
Goodiin J
Knight
Road Death Toll Below Prediction During New Year Holiday
United Press reports traffic deaths during the New Year's holiday running at about half the Christmas toll. A tally shows 231 traffic deaths since Friday noon plus 2 in fires, 4 in plane crashes, and 49 miscellaneous deaths, totaling 309. Texas led with 25, followed by California 20 and Pennsylvania 18. Ned Dearborn, council president, expressed hope toll would stay under the forecast 490. A 1953-54 record four-day toll previously stood at 612, while a three-day total reached 364 this year amid warnings from traffic experts about shock values from the prior Christmas spike. A fatal incident near Warren, Ohio, killed a young couple when their car collided with a coal truck, trapping them under the coal. Summers and his wife Susan of Hartford City, Ind., were among the victims.
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United Press
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Ned
Dearborn
Warren
Olio
Summers
Susan
Hartford City
Ind
Gifts Pile Up For 1957 Baby
The Daily Review seeks Alameda county residents in Hayward or Washington Union High School districts for its first baby of 1957 contest. Birth must occur Jan 1–2 at Alameda County Hospital. Entries due by Jan 7 with exact birth time from physician. In case of a tie, judges decide gifts. The 1958 winner was Michels Lender.
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Southern Alameda Coounty
South County
Joy Alameda County
the Daily Review
Alameda County
Hayward
Washington Union
Daily Review
Michels Lender
Dangler
Richard E. Lander
Walnut Road
Castin Valley
Bomb Scares Harass Cops Across the Nation
A nationwide wave of false bomb alarms follows a week of New York mad bomber activity. Crank calls surge then ebb as police chase leads from Kansas to Hartford and New Jersey, while bomb squads maintain vigilance against further threats.
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New York
Kansas
Continental
Deniver
Van
Record Trends Highlight Last Period Compared to Year Ago
The report shows activity levels in the current period matching the same seven days last year with notable similarities and small deviations across sectors. Analysts note steady performance in key areas while minor shifts appear in regional metrics and consumer indicators.
5 Year Old Lorenzo Boy Killed by Car
A San Lorenzo five year old, Jeffrey Trujillo, died after darting from between parked cars into a slow moving vehicle Saturday afternoon. Driver Jerome Adishisa, 42, of Cornell Street, was not at fault, the California Highway Patrol said. Playmate Leland Weeden, 6, suffered abrasions and said the boys raced between cars. Weeden rode to Fairmont hospital where Jeffrey died three hours later. Rosary planned at St John’s Church and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery burial.
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San Lorenzo
Alameda
Jeffrey Trujillo
John Trujillo
Cornell Street
California
Jerome Adishisa
Jeffrey
Leland
Weeden
Leland Weeden
Young Weeden
Fxey
Fairmont Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Drizzle Forecast For New Year’s Day From Weatherman
Oakland air ward expected light precipitation as a dampener for New Year’s Day with increasing cloudiness tonight. Alameda County has recorded 3.77 inches of rain this season, far below regional averages. In Hartford, Joseph’s Cathedral, a major religious edifice, was nearly destroyed by a fire that claimed a reporter’s life, according to the Los Angeles Herald-Express.
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Alameda County
Los Angeles
Artnarsiord
Los Josepi’s
Hartford
Angeles
Herald-Express
Necticut
Dragnet for Killers in Slain Sergeant Case
San Francisco authorities pressed a wide dragnet for two gunmen who shot and killed Sgt. Joseph E. Lacey during an attempted holdup at Eddie's cocktail lounge. Lt. Al Nelder said every available man was assigned as detectives reviewed clues and hundreds of photos without success. The 40 year old officer died minutes after the exchange as patrons watched.
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San Francisco
al Nelder
Joseph BE. Lacey
Lacey
Eddie
Gordon Dickson
State Board of Equalization
Dickson
Simmen
Col Titus Named Parks Base Chief
Col Donald W Titus a West Point graduate of 1928 has been appointed Parks AFB chief Fourth Air Force announced. Maj Landry announced Park s AFB transfer from Air Training Command to Continental Air Command. Titus will assume duties Jan 7 with Fourth Air Force jurisdiction. Titus has served since 1924, commanded pilots, and earned the Legion of Merit for WWI era work. He and Mrs Titus will live at Parks AFB with son Donald W Titus Jr. 21.
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Donald W. ‘Titus
West Paint
Corana
Parks Air Force Base
Fourth Air Force
Maj
Landry
Parks Afb
Air Training Command
Continental Air Command
Titus
Parks
Huge
Marden Minor
U.S. Military Academy
Air Corps
Air Corps Tactical School
Maxwell Field
Legion of Merit
Mi Fis Raeisary Group
France
Chateaurouy
Fran
Fourth Air
Donald W. Titus Jr
Scion vows to marry ex cook in Berkeley tale
BERKELEY The scion of a California family plans to marry his former cook Isolde Constantini, 24, after turning 21 of age. They cohabited in bachelor quarters and a basement apartment while he studied at a university. A Reno marriage license was obtained but never solemized. The family alleges an upcoming union. legal action was filed to annul the marriage. The matter involves a $108 monthly allowance and job shifts as a secretary plans underway.
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Berkeley
California
Jan
Wallace
Wii
Isolde Constantine
Mein
Lake Tahoe
Constantini
Germany
Axevusive Woodside
Lake Ta‘hoe
Hove
Reno S
Minstead
William
Wallace Mein, Jr
Redwood City
Calif
Young i
Isolde
Suez salvage operation halted by UN orders
United Nations salvage effort to clear the Suez Canal was paused hours after starting due to incomplete obstruction surveys between El Cap and the Firdan bridge. Retired U.S. Lt. Gen. Raymond Ax Wheeler halted all units south from Port Said pending further assessment as ships were slated to move through by early March.
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Port Said
United Nations
Suez Canal
el Cap
Firdan Bridge
U.S
Raymond Ax Wheeler
U.N
Erly
Britain Pays U.S. Debt Installment Amid Suez Strain
Britain paid 56.18 million dollars to the United States today as the 1956 installment on lend lease debts and deposited 81.6 million dollars to cover interest, which may be cancelled. Britain invoked an emergency provision to waive the interest due to financial difficulties from the Suez Canal crisis.
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Washington
INS
Britain
United States
Ex Boxer Tries Death By Own Action In Wild Car Chase
Andrew Rocky Freitas 26, a former boxer, tried to kill himself by gas hose and led Hayward police sheriff and CHP on a high speed chase through Sunset Boulevard and Meekland Avenue. He wrecked his car at Paseo Grande, was treated for abrasions and possible broken hip, and faces possible charges of speeding, running stop signs, driving without headlights, and drunk driving. He was held for psychiatric examination after another incident at a Castro Street used car lot.
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Andrew
Rocky Freitas
San Lorenzo Land
Highland Hospital
Rio
Sunset Boulevard
Meekland Avenue
Paseo Grande
Hayward
Sheriff's Deputies
California Highway Patrol
Freitas Feves
Hay‘ward
Frei
Castro Street
Freitas
Hayward Adlice
Aute
Meekland Avenues
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William Adams
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Bayshore
Nystrom Furniture CO
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Lorenzo Boy
Anne Nielsen
Red Bluff
Rachel Smith
Redding
Virginia L. Newman
76Th Avenue
Oakland
Col. Titus
Scion
Suez
Dorothy Dixie
Hearing
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