Dulles Declares US Not In Fear Of Soviet Threat
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States will not be deterred by Soviet threats and will continue its course of action. He outlined plans for discussions with British Prime Minister Macmillan and French Premier Mollet, and noted a potential exchange of views between Tito and Eisenhower. He also expressed hope Israel will withdraw troops from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba in line with UN resolutions.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Guy Mollette
Eisenhower
Tito
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Men told to walk two miles daily to beat heart risk
Dr Howard B Sprague, Harvard heart specialist, urged San Francisco men to walk at least two miles daily to boost circulation and reduce coronary danger. He cited fat diet, stress, and lack of exercise as key factors and urged a low fat diet and ongoing activity.
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United Press
San Francisco
Howard B. Sprague
Boston
Harvard Heart
American Heart Association
San Francisco Medical Society
San Francisco Heart Association
Sprague
Army Rejects National Guard Training Compromise
Army officials told a House Armed Services subcommittee that a 12 week basic course for Guard recruits cannot replace the four month survival training required by law. Gen Maxwell Taylor said 250000 guardsmen are not ready for overseas duty and that reserves must be prepared to deploy in a matter of weeks to replace losses in overseas forces.
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Washington
Ims
Army
National Guard
Penta
Zon
Wilker Bruck
Howse Armed Services
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
Iraq Prince Asks Tie for U S Aid
Crown Prince Amir Abdileh of Iraq met with President Eisenhower to press for more American military aid under the Eisenhower doctrine. He said Iraq is pleased with the doctrine and discussed Middle East security and economic issues.
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Washington
Prings Amir Abdileh
Iraq
Eisenhower
Middle
East Bay Holdups Hit Three Gas Stations in Oakland
Oakland and Berkeley stations were robbed before dawn by a man described as resembling an escaped San Quentin prisoner. Total loot reported about 180 dollars across the three robberies. A later raid at a San Leandro address led to the arrest of David J. James, a suspect in prior East Bay robberies including Safeway Markets and a Louis Store case.
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Berkeley
San Quentin
Rentai
San Quentil Sanday
Melvin
Ash
San Pablo Ave
East Bay
Siguar
Grove St
San Leandro
David J. James
Laura Ave
James
Safeway
Ich
Louis
12Th
Dam Funds Bill Signed for Oroville Dam Work
Governor Goodwin signed a bill authorizing 25.2 million dollars for preliminary construction work on the Feather River project near Oroville. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Francis C. Lindsay, directs funds to relocate Western Pacific Railroad tracks and to support Bay Area rail adjustments. The action also included a 60.1 thousand dollar appropriation to study rail removal for a Key System transbay link and a technical law allowing regional park districts to extend jurisdiction beyond municipal utility units. November 6 votes included Eden Township annexation and a bond sale of 100 million for local school construction, with 200 million slated for Southern Alameda County projects to be spent within seven months.
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Iif
Goodwin
Knight
Oroville Dam
Feather River
Francis C. Lindsay
I- Loomis
Western Pacific Raiload
State Hi
Feether River
Oroville
Dill
Bay Bridge
Unts
Ser
Arthur ii Breeg Jr
Alameda County
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Eden Township
East Bay Regional Park
Yester- Gey
Tug
Atomic Sub Tops Fiction in Nautilus Ceremony
The W.S.S. Nautti Lus at Seams ceremony marked the Nautilus 60 000 nautical miles run with an overnight cruise from New Condux, Conn, reporters aboard as the sub demonstrated high speed underwater travel toward New London. Officials drew parallels to Jules Verne and Nemo, noting the voyage fulfilled the author’s visionary precepts becoming norms.
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New Condux
Conn
New London
49ers to Play Basketball in Hayward High clash
The San Francisco 49ers are forming to Hayward to play in a basketball game at Hayward High School February 22. Proceeds go to the South County YMCA. The event matches the professional players against a team of all-stars from the Hayward Area Recreation District League. Tickets details appear on page 8.
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San Francisco 48Ers
Hayward
Hayward High’School
South County Ymca
Hayward -Area
Recreation
Ani
Hoover Warns Of Inflation Tone Cited By Hoover
Former President Hoover warned in Washington that signs of inflationary pressure threaten a new downturn. He blamed spending and pressure groups for the trend and urged rapid action to avoid a deep economic slump, citing Treasury warnings of ongoing fiscal strain.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Patrol Ambushed by Tribesmen Near Aden
A clash near Aden in the Protectorate left two British soldiers dead and four seriously wounded as British troops clashed with Yemeni dissidents and tribal irregulars. The fight occurred after a month of border skirmishes between British forces and native levies along the Aden front.
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Aden
Aden’ Protectorate
Scotland
Yemen
Frenchman Freed On Wife s Hanging Gas Explosion Injures Family
A Frenchman was acquitted of charges of aiding a person in peril after allegedly helping his wife who hanged herself. Testimony noted he tied the rope used in the hanging. In Valleto and Menlo Park reports, injuries and fatalities from a pile driver incident and a family tragedy were listed with scattered details.
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France
Wes
Agence
Fran Presse - Sail
Albred
Bret
Sawi
Hayes
Ing Tan
Menlo Park
Losio
Eeems
Odusliv
Marlene
Bayshore
Fire Hits Homes In Russell City
Four Russell City children ages 1 to 3 died in a blaze that destroyed their home and a neighbor’s. Two firemen and two neighbors suffered burns while trying to rescue the youngsters. About 35 firefighters from six departments responded to the 2 pm fire at 3151 Third Ave. The victims trapped in a rear bedroom were Darlene and Charlene Mayo and Gregory Alea Williams and Keith Lamar Williams. Firemen theorized an overheated stove used by Marie Ruler 17 started the fire, with she leaving the children nap and borrowing a cigarette nearby. Continued on page 2.
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Steve Rubio
Russell City
Bob Jones
Third Ave
Fis Dae
Acpea Pansy Wa Ane
Darlene
Charlene Mayo
Gregory Alea Williams
Keith Lamar Williams
Marie Ruler
Colonel Faces Security Charge
ATLANTA ss The Army announced today that Col Tob Mickerson Jr of the Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Ala has been charged under the uniform code of military justice for failing to follow orders on security and safeguarding of military information relating to the guided missile program and super secret ballistic missile work.
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Army
Togay
Balistic Missile Agency
Third Army
Ifianta
Tob Mickerson, Jr
Redstone
Huntsville
Ala
Col
Mickerson
Peace Plea from Red China and Ceylon on Kashmir
Red China and Ceylon appealed to India and Pakistan for a peaceful settlement of the Kashmir issue, urging Afro Asian solidarity. The joint communique followed Premier Chou Enlai’s visit, signed for Ceylon by President W. A. D. Bandaranaike. It also criticized power politics in the Middle East, arguing such moves won’t resolve regional problems.
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Ceylon
China
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Chou
Dominion
W. A. D. Banderanaire
Middle East
Nixon to Attend Africa Independence Ceremony
The White House said Vice President Richard M. Nixon will fly to Africa next month to represent President Eisenhower at Gold Coast independence ceremonies in Accra. Mrs. Nixon will accompany him on the flight.
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Washington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Africa
Eisenhower
Gold Coast
Nixon
Accra
Baby's Birth On British TV
The BBC televised a birth last night drawing mixed reactions. The Daily Sketch cited a father of two criticizing the broadcast as lite and sensational. The switchboard received a handful of calls, mainly expressing disapproval. Granny Dick Read defended the natural birth system amid doctor opposition.
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Ondon
British Broadcasting Corp
Daily* Sketch
BBC
Granny Dick Read
Lontion
Hungary Arrests Nine At University In Budapest Sweep
Vienna radio said police arrested seven students and two professors after seizing arms, ammunition, and counter revolutionary leaflets during a search of premises in Budapest including the university and technical high school. It reported two pupils in a grade school walloped by classmates for refusing religious lessons. Details unclear.
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Vienna
Budapest
University and Technical High School
Aia Iia
Evacuation at Muir School After Bomb Scare
About 800 students at Joba Mir School in Hayward were evacuated after a telephone bomb threat. Police Chief Forth and team executed a rapid search. no device found by noon, pupils returned to class once deemed safe. Authorities blamed a prank caller behind both incidents.
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Joba Mir
Soto Ras
Hayward
George
Forth
Ward High School
Dorothy Jerding
Jesuir
J. D."burke
Nick ]Arhontes
Versio
Soviet Policy Debate Agreed By Top Reds
A high level Soviet meeting including Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov Premier Nikolai Bulganin Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov adopted identical agendas. The two chambers met moderately and discussed questions affecting the international situation and the Soviet foreign policy.
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Georgi
Zhukov
India
Lazar
Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Dmitri T.shepilov
Inss
Nikolai Bolgenin
Communist Party
Niki
Soviet Union
Man Dies Wife Hurt in Snowslide Near Wardner
A man was killed and his wife critically injured when a large snowslide roared down a steep mountainside and toppled into Wardner near Lille town. The incident occurred early today, leaving authorities to investigate the cause and assess the safety of the area for residents and travelers.
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