French Behead Algerian Rebels in Turbulent Algiers
In Algiers a wave of extremist attacks by Nationalist rebels left many dead and wounded as French forces tightened security after multiple device explosions at crowded venues. Three extremists were executed by guillotine in France.
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Constantine
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Fernand Yveton
Mohamed Lehkneche
Mohamed Deurcourt
Casbah
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el Bar Stadium
Banks and stores to stay open on Lincoln's birthday
Officials said business as usual will prevail in Fro anont San Leandro and Hey ward tomorrow with banks and stores open while schools and city halls close in observation of Abraham Lincoln's birthday, delighting school children and city employees.
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San Leandro
Heyward
Abraham Lincoln
Polio Victim Rescues Son as Milford Cottage Burns
Dennis Harrigan a 36 year old polio survivor who learned to walk two weeks ago saved his four year old son from a Milford blaze and watched his two younger children Mary Ellen two months and Kevin two years die aboard the upstairs porch. Harrigan a lawyer and town council member was found sobbing after neighbors restrained Mrs Harrigan who attempted a risky return. Neighbors reported an explosion and five men suspected the fire started in the kitchen though no cause was immediately determined.
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Liz Taylor In Hospital After Flight Turbulence
New York actress Elizabeth Taylor was carried off a plane on a stretcher and rushed to Harkness Pavilion at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a recurrence of a spinal injury. Husband Mike Todd described a painful flight and said she is resting comfortably as doctors treat her in New York following a Mexico honeymoon.
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Eizabeth Taylor
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Mexico City
George Liberace Robbed After Chez Paree Show
Chicago report says pianist George Liberace, brother of Liberace, was beaten and robbed by two men after leaving a Chicago club. They took a $1500 diamond violin ring and a $1500 Westerling violin, as he resisted a pistol-wielding bandit. He was hospitalized for head injuries after the assault.
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George Liberace
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George
Airlift to Carry 800 to Israel from Piraeus
A five day airlift was set to move about 309 Jewish refugees from Piraeus to Israel. AJDC said these arrivals from Alexandria raised the total Jews expelled or fleeing from Egypt to 11,000. Officials added 15,000 more were awaiting accommodation to depart.
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State Unit Rejects New High School
SACRAMENTO The State Allocations Board refused Hayward High School trustees' request for a larger appropriation to build a new school. A bid of 3,280,000 for construction exceeds the state formula by 300,000, and the board, noting the project is overdestined, recommended cutting the gymnasium and expanding only the classroom areas.
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Queen and Duke Plan Private Reunion Aboard Britannia
Queen Elizabeth II will join Prince Philip aboard the royal yacht Britannia for a two day private reunion in Portuguese waters near Setubal. The couple will spend the weekend on the ship with plans kept strictly private, delaying any Portugal state visit. The palace confirmed they would not go ashore and emphasized the private nature of Saturday and Sunday aboard Britannia.
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Unions Strike Peterbilt Plant in Oakland
Oakland police reported no incidents as three unions representing 260 workers struck Peterbilt Motors Co. at 107th Ave and MacArthur Blvd. The Automotive Machinists Local 1546, Painter Auto and Ship Union Local 278, and Sheet Metal Production Workers Local 355 said 34 months of bargaining failed and refused to specify wage demands.
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Peterbilt
Reds Counter lire in Mideast
In Cairo Soviet diplomats launched a major campaign to counter Eisenhower’s Middle East doctrine. Ambassador Evgeny Kisseler met with Foreign Minister Fattah Hassan presidential aide Ali Sabry and President Nasser, amid indications of Moscow instructions for a forthcoming Arab Big Four meeting set in Cairo after King Saud’s visit to Spain.
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Ferry Stalled In S F Bay
SAN FRANCISCO The ferryboat Eureka operated by Southern Pacific between Oakland and San Francisco cracked a driveshaft in the middle of San Francisco Bay and stranded 125 passengers and crew. After nearly an hour she was towed to Yerba Buena Island then back to her Oakland slip. A newer ferry was placed on standby while repairs begin on the older vessel.
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Klan Accused Of Race Bombings In Southern U S
United Press reports linked bombings of Negro homes and churches in Montgomery to the Ku Klux Klan after city buses were integrated. A drive to raise 60000 for an Alabama Segregation fund drew White Citizens Council critique, while NAACP leaders deny instigation of arrests. Black residents in New Orleans fund legal action to overturn bus segregation laws amid warnings to avoid violence.
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Afrita Cops Press Crowd Three Crown
In Johannesburg South Africa six persons drowned yesterday during a violent thunder storm with hail. Natives were swept to their deaths as they fled a threatened police charge in Newclare native township. Two bodies were recovered from a flooded gully.
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Newclare
Fremont Auto Fatalities and Pedestrian Strikes Highlight Local News
A Fremont man was killed when struck by a southbound car on Highway 9 near Aots Canyon Rd. A second man, Fred L. Baton, died of a heart attack while driving on Fremont Ave in Centerville. Pedestrian injuries occurred on Crow Canyon Rd and Eastshore Freeway. Two San Lorenzo district teachers were hurt when their car rolled on Eastshore, and witnesses noted poor visibility contributed to the crashes. In New Haven, Yale hosts Billy Graham for a campus Christian Mission with student meetings and sermons across the campus. The island-wide strike in Nicosia limits access to cameras and devices during EOKA demonstrations.
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Separate Talks Set For Allies
THOMASVILLE GA UP The White House said President Eisenhower would hold separate February and March talks with French Premier Guy Mollet in Washington February 26 27 and with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 24. The meetings follow Macmillan’s selection to succeed Sir Anthony Eden amid Middle East tensions and Mollet’s interest in Suez policy. Hagerty described the plans as mutual and noted prior Bermuda conferences with Churchill and Eden era figures. Eisenhower, on a vacation in Georgia, spoke with Secretary Dulles by telephone early this morning.
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John Fostex Dulles
No Sanctions Against Israel Urged by Day
United Nations Secretary-General Hammarskjold asked the General Assembly for new Middle East instructions amid the Israeli Egyptian deadlock. He noted Egypt’s intent to observe the 1949 armistice provisions while warning that sanctions backed by Arab states are not compulsory. US aides warned Israel to withdraw from Gaza and Aqaba lest a broader war risk rises. The United States reportedly seeks a pledge of non belligerency from Egyptian President Nasser as a condition for withdrawal.
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Hammarskjolé
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Washington
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Thieves Rob Piggy Banks in San Lorenzo Burglary
San Lorenzo sheriff deputies report two toy banks emptied of 18 dollars from the home of 41 year old Robert L Read at 17122 Vig Arriba. Burglars gained entry through an unlocked bedroom window while Read was out.
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Read
US Population to Hit 170 Million
Washington reports the United States population is expected to reach 170 million within minutes after 11 am Friday, based on a Census Bureau estimate. An electric lobby clock in the Commerce Department building counts people as they enter, adding one every 12 seconds to the total.
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Nudist Advice Question Draws Subtle Jewelry Debate
The Sunday Dispatch reprinted an extract from The Nagurs list problems column asking a young, unmarried nudist about adding jewelry while maintaining modesty. The magazine reply cautions that overly ostentatious items may not suit nudism and could leave the wearer looking more dressed than naked.
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Sunday Dispatch
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