Jets Score As Bombers Smash Reds
United States Sabre jet pilots shot down seven Russian-made MiG fighters while defending 379 Allied bombers in a twin strike on a North Korean anti infantry site near Kangsu west of Pyongyang. Bombers destroyed 14 buildings including repair shops, headquarters and warehouses in a day of heavy bombardment. Captain Manuel Fernandes of Miami Fla claimed ten MiGs, raising his total to six and becoming the 20th American ace in the Korean war.
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Milk And Butter Controls Removed In Government Move
The government relaxed control on prices for milk and butter, cosmetics, drugs, sewing machines, and repair services with Freehill forecasting further reductions in some areas and possible increases in others. The action postponed cigarette price decontrols and covered home appliances, radio, TV, and various services with anticipated price shifts.
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Repudiated Murder Plot Confession Case in San Francisco
Michael Stoner on trial for conspiring to murder San Francisco lawyer Mrs. Morence Brown denies making any confession. He claims investigators bribed him with liquor and freedom to testify. Prosecutors allege he was hired by Alton Brown to kill Mrs Brown with a hammer. defense disputes the confession and questions its admissibility. Judge Herr Van Der to decide if the confession can be read to jurors.
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Murder at Sea Casts Shadow Over Crew Involvement
Los Angeles reports flagging the murder of Steward Carl Thurmond aboard the freighter off Baja California. United States Attorney Walter Stine notes the RAC has questioned crew members as the investigation proceeds. A knife believed to be the murder instrument was found aboard the vessel, which had been returned to Long Beach, California.
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Attorneys poised to swap federal officers before term ends
A Washington debate centers on whether federal attorneys and U S marshals can be removed before their four year terms expire. Brownell argues presidents hold the power to replace them, citing a controversial opinion that strengthens the president's discretion over these appointed officials.
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County Celebrates 100th Birthday With Grand June Plans
Alameda County prepares a centennial festival led by the county fair commission. A historical pageant and public events are planned across Oakland and Alvarado with officials from the Grand Centennial Committee seeking funding and scheduling a high profile countywide celebration.
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Battle Casualties Rise in The War Report
Washington reports Amnialian brittle casualties with totals across Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force. Army lists 111,059 casualties including 18,049 dead and 7, missing. Navy shows 25,187 casualties with 4 missing. Marine Corps 24,410 wounded and 20 missing. Air Force 1,411 dead and others missing or captured. Central command notes many returned to military control.
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Explosions Rock San Francisco Area
A fragmentary report describes explosions in San Francisco with disrupted activity and unclear details. Police and emergency responders assess the scene as debris and danger are reported while investigations begin.
Court Rules That We're Not In War
A garbled report from Indianapolis suggests a court decision related to wartime status and beneficiary rules for a soldier. The piece mentions a fire incident, a firefighter, and a beneficiary dispute over indemnities, but the text is severely distorted and difficult to parse into clear facts. The core idea centers on benefits and wartime status, with references to Korean era troops and a court ruling affecting entitlements.
Canada Opposes War Extension
A garbled note indicates Canada opposes extending wartime actions. No clear names, dates, or places are readable beyond Ottawa. The fragmentary text prevents a fuller event summary.
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Solon Calls For Unity In Defense
Washington report notes bipartisan push for defense unity in Europe with Rep dunes and Big hards urging support for Secretary of State Clark and European security goals while warning of risks to U S aid if unity falters. Senate and House members discuss farm policy oil reserves offshore and labor issues amid broader foreign policy debate.
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Protests Force County To Deny Plant Permit
San Leandro and nearby communities faced a public uproar over a proposed New Zealand beef processing plant. The county commission, after a two hour hearing, denied the use permit citing environmental and health concerns, with residents and local groups voicing strong opposition.
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Neyland Quits As Coach At Tennessee U
Sports bulletin from Knoxville reports that Robert Neyland, the winningest major college football coach, asked to be relieved as coach of the University of Tennessee. Dean M. Dougherty said Neyland would remain as athletic director while retirement plans were considered, ending a storied 21-year tenure marked by bowls and a famed coaching era.
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Police Take Control of Finn Tanker
Singapore authorities declare the Wilma a British ship inside Singapore waters though anchored 11 miles from harbor. Police restrict access to the tanker pending immigration and health clearances as food supplies run low and private boat deliveries are briefly allowed under escort.
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Injured Girl Slightly Improved After Car Collision
Ray Ward reports three year old Gene Marie Jordan Smith daughter of Mrs Aileen B Smith 3641 Stanwood is in slightly improved condition at Children’s Hospital. The child was struck by a car in front of her home yesterday morning as she began to cross the street without looking. The driver Zemsy Mamp admitted he did not see the child until he hit her and pushed her toward the hospital for emergent treatment.
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Hit Run Driver Hits Man in Hayward Streets
John Tapis, 40, was struck by a hit and run driver at the Castro and By streets intersection in Hayward. He was left with cuts and bruises, unable to identify the fleeing vehicle, and was taken to Fairmont Hospital for treatment.
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Felony Burglary Charge Dismissed
A Newark man faced a felony burglary charge that was dismissed after a hearing. The case involved an alleged entry into a property not his own and related items reportedly valued at a substantial amount.
Guilty Plea Entered in Burglary Charge
A guilty plea was entered in a burglary case involving defendants tied to a Towared area incident. Martine and Perex appeared with attorney Robi Martine at the row court, with a motion to dismiss the charge arising. The defendant faced multiple counts in the burglary allegations with unresolved appearances and ongoing proceedings noted.
Heart Disease Lecture Tonight in Hayward
Dr Daniel Black, a Hayward physician, will lecture on heart disease tonight at Eagles Hall. The event is sponsored by the Almada Community Heart Association as part of a public education campaign. The talk aims to raise awareness of heart disease and its risk factors.
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Woman Held For Shooting Husband Amid Confusing Report
A woman was held on charges after a fatal shooting of her husband. The report cites a 22 caliber pistol and a dispute at a naval station area. Two children are mentioned, with unclear details about ages or succession of events.
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VICTOR CONCERNE VICTOR SAN LORENZO-Mer PROTEST VOTE
A translated fragment reports residents of Victor and San Lorenzo Mer protested a permit denial after the county board voted 4-1 against it. The Daily Review notes editorial support for the outcome, with editor George Tawer praising coverage and urging continued vigilance on related developments.
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Desert Raid Set Tomorrow in Mojave Exercise
About 4,000 combat equipped Marines will deploy from ships and helicopters to conduct Air Landing Exercise Two. The test aims to show if a helicopter landed ground assault can overcome enemy resistance at an air field near Mojave California. The operation traces a cast of distant maneuvers toward the Tehachapi corridor and Majave garrison.
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ROK Police Kill 1065 Guerillas in Kyong Mang
South Korean police announced they killed 1065 guerrillas in Kyong Mang province near Pusan. The report cites a major crackdown amid ongoing anti communist actions and notes authorities claim a decisive victory in the campaign against insurgents.
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