Humphrey Rebuts Plan to Finance Roads by Tax Hikes
Washington lawmakers heard Secretary George Humphrey defend a 15 year financing plan for a multi billion road program. He warned a large deficit would result if general revenues are tapped for roads and urged revenue from taxes on oil, truck weight fees, and vehicle fuels to fund the plan. He said Boggs proposal lacks required revenue and a true pay as you go approach.
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Washington
INS
Treasuryi
George Humphrey
House
Hale Humphrey
La.j
Humphrey
BOGGS
Trio With $50 Bill Robs Service Station
Hayward police investigated an early morning service station robbery at Regal on Foothill and C streets. Attendant Frank Schiemann said a trio, including two men and a woman, used a $50 bill to trigger the theft, opening the floor safe and taking cash, checks, and coins after a revolver was brandished. They fled on Foothill Boulevard. roadblocks failed to locate the getaway car.
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Hayward
Pranarted Inday
Frank Schiemann
Rivera
San Lorenzo
Regal
Foothill
C" Street
Scott Watts
Ald
Odetar
Schiemann
Baniit
Foothill Boulevard
Fear Mounts For MIT Student Disappears After Fraternity Initiation
Cambridge reports mount as 18 year old MIT freshman Thomas L. Clark vanished four days after being left in a wooded area near Lincoln during a Delta Kappa Epsilon initiation. Police said nine pledges returned safely, while a Waltham couple reported a youth matching Clark’s description rang their doorbell seeking shelter.
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Cambridge
Mass
Thomas L. Clark
Bell Telephone Co
Alfred R. Clark
Harvey
Lincoln
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Waltham
Harold Sheehan
Clark
Divorcee Glad Lover Is Dead
In St. Louis a sultry young divorcee faced grief and defiance after confessing to killing her politically prominent lover. Mrs. June Joy Milton, 26, admitted shooting Walter A. Siebert, 59, during a bedroom argument at his suburban home.
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ST. Louis
June Joy Milton
Walter A. Siebert
Valentine Queen France Proves Love Through Turbulent Times
A South Bend couple backed by romance and tragedy faces public scrutiny after a tumultuous engagement ending in marriage plans. Phyllis Lies, 28, and Anthony Lies, 30, long courted despite polio’s shadow, face a new chapter as they prepare to wed despite past trials including health struggles and shifting vows.
Normal Again at Alviso School After Boiler Blast
Principal James Nunes said normalcy returns at Alviso School after a boiler blast tore Isoleg in four walls at 12 49 a m yesterday Touched supplies stored near the scene remain untouched as investigators probe the cause While 85 students resume classes officials expect a six week rebuild period Gators search the ruins as the school hours proceed and a check on boiler pressure continues in municipal court today A man waives extradition to Indiana to face execution for one of six holdup murders in Evansville Iowa.
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Alviso School
James Nunes
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Irvin
Princeton
Tad
Austria's Chancellor Looks to Visit Tito
Austria's Chancellor Julius Raab has accepted an invitation from Marshal Tito to visit Yugoslavia, pending final cabinet decisions on who will accompany him and details of the trip.
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Austria
Tito
Vienna
Julius Raab
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Candidates filing for two Oakland area council seats
Veteran councilman Art Phillips and two candidates filed for Hayward council seats bringing declared candidates to eleven with two days left to file. Floyd Attaway and Louis A. Bozzi joined filings. Irene Jamieson had not yet filed. In San Leandro, Dr Carlo Vearelli and Dr Vecchistelli took out papers for the school board with elections set for April 15 and filing closing Thursday moon.
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Art Phlips
Paul CS Sandigiates
Floyd Attaway
Hayward
Louis A. Bozzi
Pinedale Court
Irene Jamieson
Phillips
1925 Street
Londdon
Maplecourt
nCon
San Leandro
Herbert Burbank
Carlo Vearelli
Rodney
Vecchistelli
Wild Winds Twist Navy Weather Balloon Over Siberia
The U S Navy reported that unpredictable Aleutian winds flipped a 12th unmanned weather balloon off course to drift over Soviet Siberia from Oppama Japan. Data from 30,000 feet over Siberia was received, valued but not what was desired, as the balloon drifted toward Russian territory.
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Tokyo
INS
U.S. Navyi
Navy
Soviet
Siberia
Oppama
Japan
United States
Crane Causes Bay Bridge Collision In Drift Mishap
An eight story seading crane drifted off course and struck the Bay Bridge in San Francisco as winds pushed it into the structure. The incident halted lower deck train traffic for nearly three hours with no injuries reported. The Murphy Kir Pacifi t company blamed timing and wind, saying the crane was to pass under the bridge’s main center channel at low tide.
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San Francisco
Bay
Murphy-Kir“Judgson
Pacifit Company
Francis Murphy
Transit Plan Preview At Public Meeting In San Lorenzo
The 750000 San Francisco Rapid Transit survey heads to its first public review at an open meeting in the San Lorenzo High School auditorium. Over 200 residents and Southern Alameda county officials are expected, including Hayward Vice Mayor Arthur Phillips and Newark Mayor George Silliman. The session is sponsored by the Hayward and San Leandro chambers of commerce and co chaired by William Kinney and Norris Letson.
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San Francisco Rapid Transit Survey
San Lorenzo High School
Alameda County
Hayward
Arthur Phillips
George Mays
George Silliman
Newark
John L. Stevenson
Fremont
A. Wilgant
San Leandro
Zeno -H.mauvais
Commission
Abbott Impressed With Death Row Conditions at San Quentin
San Francisco reports Burton W. Abbott, convicted kidnap murder, was favorably impressed by San Quentin death row conditions during a visit with his wife Georgia. She described his reaction to the prison and noted his support for a union decision raising haircuts to 1.75 dollars, approved 244 to 108 after a closed-door vote, with Abbott's wife accompanying their four-year-old son Chris during the visit.
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San Quentin
Burton W. Abbott
Georgia Abbott
San Francisco
San’ Francisco
Abbott
Chris
Azaingt
Khrushchev Promises Global Socialist Rise In Arms Era
Khrushchev asserts rapid advances in a global Communist drive as Pravda marks a confident party congress. He warns the United States to join the socialist camp or face an expanded arms race, while praising Soviet per capita gains and predicting capitalism’s decline amid a peaceful competition to transform the world system.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Eisenhower doctors say he can serve five to ten years
President Eisenhower's medical panel announced after an hour-long exam that he should be able to carry on in the presidency for another five to ten years. Dr Paul Dudley White said he would not commit to reelection specifics but noted the President could handle an active life in office. The physicians, including White House and Walter Reed specialists, met at the White House to review progress during his recovery from a heart attack.
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Lies
Hines Veterans Hospital
Illinois
J Oet
Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White
Eisenshower
Howard McC. Snider
White House
Thomas W. , Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Creation of a single water resources department urged
A Sacramento assembly committee urged Governor Knight to call a March special session to consider creating one comprehensive water resources department. The 12 member panel said the move would streamline overlapping authorities, reduce confusion, and coordinate policies across the state’s water programs.
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Assembly
Goodwin J. Knight
Colorado River Board
California Klamath River Commission
California- Nevada Interstate Compact Commission
Feather River
State Water Administration
Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
Officer Slain In Casablanca in Morocco War Zone
An American officer, Capt. Nelson C. Brown of the Air Police Detachment at Novo Décor Air Base, and his wife were ambushed on a road south of Casablanca. Brown is the first U.S. officer reported killed in the Moroccan strife. A car appeared to have broken down, after which the assailant opened fire.
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Casablanca
Strifetorn
Morocco
Nelson C.brown
Novocéur Air Base
Bay Area Weather Forecast Through Wednesday
Mild temperatures prevail with highs from 55 to 80 degrees and westerly winds at 8 to 18 mph. Tonight’s low around 45 to 50. Sierra region mostly fair with occasional cloudiness in the north. Little change expected in temperatures. yesterday’s rain noted and season totals listed as 23.05.
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Bay Area
Sierra
No Harm in Work says White on President's heart attack
Dr Paul Dudley White told a San Francisco Heart Association luncheon that he does not believe the Presidency caused Eisenhower's heart attack. He said hard work does not hurt and repeated his view that the President's job was not to blame for the attack.
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San Francisco
Paul Dudley White
Family of 7 Died in Midwest City Home
Midwest City Oklahoma deputy said a family of seven died in their home most likely from asphyxiation. Victims named Mr and Mrs George Smithisler and their five children aged one to nine were found around 7 40 am. The father was in an easy chair and Mrs Smithisler with two boys on a bed among the bodies. Gas heaters were on and burning. Doctors planned to confer with President Eisenhower at 1 45 pm EST as officials announced no definite meeting time yet.
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Midwest City
Okla
Here
George Long
George Smithisler
Long
Oklahoma City
East German Attacks on Evangelical Church Intensify
Berlin reports East German Communist Interior Minister Karl Marron launched a sharp attack on leaders of the German Evangelical church. Western observers see the rhetoric as a potential prelude to a Soviet backed bid to split the church between East and West.
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Berlin
Iss
Karl Marron
German Evangelical Church
Marron
East
Est
Call Girl Ring Smashed in NY
New York police today detained a platinum blonde and two brunette ex showgirls in two raids that ended a $100 a date call girl operation. The 21 year old blonde identified as Jane Stacey of Buffalo was arrested with a male companion in a nude hotel suite. Stacey claimed to be a Vassar student on holiday. Vassar denies enrollment. Jane Cook, 93, a brunette, was charged with running the ring after a raid on her plush apartment.
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New York
Jane Stacey
Buffalo
Vassar
Jane Cook
City Voters Urged to Register by Thursday Deadline
City residents must register by Thursday for the April 10 city election. Voters may register at City Hall or at both fire stations. City Clerk Irene Jamieson said the City Hall office stays open until 9 p.m. on Thursday. Five council seats are on the April ballot.
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Hayward
Irene Jamieson
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