India UN Delegate Collapses at Security Council
UNITED NATIONS, N Y INS India’s V K Krishna Menon collapsed in the U N Security Council after a two hour defense of Kashmir policy. The 61 year old aide to Prime Minister Nehru suffered high blood pressure and coronary insufficiency, was sedated, then determined to attend the 3 30 p m session, with doctors citing illness since last Friday and a cardiovascular condition affecting blood pressure on standing.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
U.N. Security Council
Kashmir
Jawaharlal Nehru
Menon
U.N
W. M. Hitzig
Munon
Freeway Route Hearing Ready in Fremont
Fremont officials announce the first public hearing on the 7.2 mile Mission Pass Freeway route. State Division of Highways officials will discuss a 7.9 million project starting at 2 p.m. in Fremont City Hall. The plan links Warm Springs to Eastshore, proceeding north to Cook's Road and Mission Pass with two arms near the Western Pacific railroad and State Highway 21.
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Fremont
State Division of Highways
Mission Pass
Mission San Jose Dist
J.P. Sinclair
C. Green
Warm, Springs
Eastshore
Durham
Cook's
Irvington-Mission Pass
Palm and
Olive Aves
Livermore
Western Pacific Railroad
Niles
Mission San Jo Jose
Fumes Kill Two as Five Cats Blamed in Death
In Lille France authorities blamed five playful cats for the deaths of a woman and her 20 year old son. Cats allegedly disturbed a kitchen gas line causing a fatal asphyxiation involving mother and son.
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Lille
France
Ins
Clara Ruelens
Area businesses to close for Washington’s Birthday
Southern Alameda county will close most retail stores and government offices Friday for Washington's Birthday. Banks stay open until noon to aid Friday shoppers. Hayward stores will be closed Friday and Friday night but reopen Saturday with weekend hours and specials.
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Hanks
Schools
Alameda County
Washington
Pan
Hayward
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
YMCA story highlights big local youth project
The Daily Review promotes a South County Branch YMCA feature about a homeless worthy organization tackling a youth program. Support comes via Friday basketball at Hayward High School, 49ers versus Hayward All-Stars, with net proceeds aiding the South County home project.
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South County
YMCA
Today
Daily Review
Hayward High School
49Ers
Hayward Area
Ex-Marines Stage Robbery Try on Train
Two recently discharged Marines Vernon Piggee of Los Angeles and Melvin Dickson of Phoenix attempted a robery aboard a Santa Fe passenger train. A conductor alerted Santa Ana police and the pair were booked on strong arm robbery charges in San Diego after a transfer. Victims including William K. Neeley of Mentor Ohio and Victor C. Seares of San Jose turned over money amid threats of force.
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San Diego
Jim
Casti Ie
Vernon Piggee
Los Angeles
Melvin Dickson
Phoenix
Santa Ana
Cali
William K. Neeley
Mentor
Ohio
Victor
C. Seares
San Jose
Billy Sunday Widow Dies in Phoenix at 88
Helen Sunday widow of evangelist Billy Sunday died in Phoenix at 88 while visiting her grandson Paul Haines. She suffered lung cancer and a heart ailment and chose to stay home with family over hospital care, saying she would accept the Lord’s will. Dec 19 edition notes her death occurred two weeks after hospital visit.
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Phoenix
Helen Sunday
Billy Sunday
Kuchel Opposes PG&E Trinity Project Partnership
SAN FRANCISCO A PG&E executive challenged U S Senator Kuchel over joint development of the Trinity water project. PG&E VP Robert H Gerdes argued water users taxpayers and electrical customers would benefit and Trinity power would spur wider water resource development in California. Kuchel warned Interior Secretary Seaton's plan was fraught with perils and would involve $55.5 million PG&E power facilities plus government costs for a $225 million project with 90 year payments.
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San Francisco
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Trinity
Robert H. Gerdes
Pg&e
California
Kuchel
Fred A. Seaton
Trinity Irrigation
Coate to resign from Hayward school board tonight
Robert L Coate 32 will resign from the Hayward Union High School District board of trustees at tonight's meeting. He will serve until April 1 then move to New York City to join Merrill Lynch in the New York office as assistant partner in advertising sales promotion and public relations. Coate is Castro Valley Democratic Club president and former chairman of Helen Hospital advisory group. His wife Margaret and sons Jim age 7 and John age 6 will accompany him.
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Hayward Union ‘High School District Board of Trustees
Coate
Kingston Way
Castro Valley
New York City
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beans
Coote
New York
Hayward
Union High School Dist
el Coate
Castro ‘Valley
Democratic Club
Citizens Advisory Committee
Helen Hospital
Stanford University
Coro Foundation
Margaret
Jim
John
Two Airmen Held For Raising Marijuana
Two Castle Air Force Base airmen were arraigned today before Justice Flossie Lobo on charges of possession and cultivating marijuana plants. Airman Second Class Ricardo Byt e of El Paso and Airman Basic Robert T Karlstrom of Carmel were accused after authorities found 165 young marijuana plants growing near their barracks.
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Merced
Castle Aly
Flossie Lobo
Quening
Ricardo
By~ Tite
el Paso
Robert TF
Karlstrom
Carmel
Share-the-Profit Yo-Yo Theft Nipped by Clerk
A San Leandro incident described as a Yo-Yo theft wave with Robin Hood overtones ended when John Greer, a Sycamore Market clerk, spotted two eight-year-old boys Yo-Yoing in Castro Street. Greer alerted police and the youths were turned over to their parents after interference.
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John Greer
Sycamore Market
Castro St
San
Leandro
Greer
Dispute in La Vista Draws Fourth Group Attention
A conflict in La Vista School District draws four groups into public focus. The La Vista Parents Action Committee will hold a meeting at Sorensen School to determine facts before choosing any action. Key figures include Supt Clarence Hardie who offered to resign and principal Collier McDerman amid accusations that the board seeks to remove him. Other groups joining the discussion are Citizens Committee for Better Schools Hayward Civeng Committee for Representative Government and a Professional Committee of the Las Vista Teachers Assn. The committee’s officers are M. Giem president and James Owen secretary.
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Clarence Hardie
Ofr
Sorensen School
Collier McDerman
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Hayward Cit»iveng
Las Vista Teachers Agsn
Parents Action Committee
Va M. Giem
James Owen
Castro Valley Boulevard Upgrade Backed by Board of Supervisors
CASTRO VALLEY The Board indicated willingness to share the $160,000 Castro Valley Boulevard improvement project from Redwood Road to Strobridge Avenues. A March 15 escrow deadline for funds was set. non-participants would arrange their own terms with contractors. The county would pave to curbs making it a four lane street. property owners would cover curbs butters and sidewalks.
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Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors
Redwood Road
Stanton
Francis Dumn
Tunisia Hit By Quake Kills Thirteen In Tunisia
A ten second earthquake struck Riadta Souk El Koemis area, killing thirteen people and injuring forty six others. It damaged scores of store houses and buildings in Tunis.
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Tunis
Perisons
Riadta-Souk- el Koemis
Tunisia
Turkish Officer Convicted as Spy
An Ankara court convicted Turkish Army reserve officer Arman Varanyan of spying for the Soviet Union. He was found guilty of transmitting secret papers to the Russians. The death sentence was reduced to a lesser penalty due to extenuating circumstances.
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Ankara
Turkey
INS
Arman Varanyan
Thor Isbameha
Tageata E
Soviet Union
Vartanyan
Space battles may dominate warfare in coming decades
Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, a leading missile expert, told an astronautical symposium that battles could shift from sea or air to space within decades. He urged substantial fraction of natural resources be devoted to space superiority and noted Earth satellite return could enable experimental mail or critical material transport.
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San Diego
Bernard A. Schriever
Schriever
United States
Western Development
Air Research and ‘Development-command
Air Force
U S Plan Hit By Congress Chiefs On Transit Tax Talk
Eisenhower to meet with congressional leaders amid Bay Area rapid transit funding debate. Browne of the Rapid Transit Commission discusses taxes and timing while lawmakers weigh bills to support the multi billion dollar project. Senate leaders push flexible legislation and revenue options. The dialogue covers property and sales tax viability and the legislative timetable.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
San Francisco
White House
Alx
Browne
San_ Francisco Bay
Avex
Rapid
Transit Commission
James C. Hagertyre
Senate
Terim
Israel
Pea Bay Area Rapid Transit
Dari
Elec
Islature
Tost
Bape Sey Sen
Robert
McCarthy
Dsan
Francisco
Rapid ‘Transit’ Commission
John. F. McCarthy
Marin
Richard Dalwig
San
Mateo
Eisenhower speech broadcast on KRON-TV timing uncertain
President Eisenhower's speech will be broadcast on KRON-TV at 7 30 p m with other networks likely to carry it though exact times were not set by press time XMBC radio will carry at 6 p m Analysts note congressional leaders oppose United Nations sanctions against Israel and await the President's move Dulles said a decision would come from the President and Knowland Johnson voiced opposition while warning on the grave Middle East situation
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Kron-Tv
Starling
XNBC
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United Nations
Ito Puniah
Israel
Dulles
White House
United States
U.N
Egypt
Senate
William F. Knowland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle East
Johnson
Eaders
Nuclear warheads on U S jet fighters announced
Washington report says the Pentagon disclosed that American jet fighters are now armed with nuclear warheads and that anti-aircraft missiles around eight cities will receive them. Defense Secretary Wilson described the move as essential to national security and the most effective defense against air attack.
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Washington
INS
Pentagon
Defense
Charles FE
Wilson
Innocent Plea By Sherwood In San Francisco Case
Don Sherwood, tele vision star, pleaded innocent in San Francisco to a felony drunk driving charge and was ordered to return March 20 for a preliminary hearing. The accident injured Miss Ann Butler, 54, sister of John Butler, secretary of the police commission, who suffered multiple injuries. A lesser charge of drunk in and about an auto was noted, with arraignment postponed to March.
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San. Francisco
Don Sherwood
Ann Butler
John Butler
San Francisco Police Commission
Butler
Sherwood
Special Hayward Census Launched
A special Hayward census began today with 85 census takers in the field door knocking and reviewing households. Benjamin Cundin of the Census Bureau reports the preliminary listings will be gathered in the coming days at 7632 St Hayward and nearby areas.
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Hayward
Benjamin
Cundin
Ocean Explosions Warn Mariners For Training Exercise
SAN FRANCISCO The Navy announced four moderately heavy underwater explosions will occur at 15 minute intervals tomorrow between 10 30 a m and 11 80 a m Two miles south of Seal Rocks during a training exercise Mariners are warned to stay clear of the exercise area a square mile stretch of water surrounding the detonation zone.
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San Francisco
Seal, Rocks
Bata
Navy
Coast Guard
Right to Shave In Car At Issue On Hollywood Freeway
Jerry Prod, 19, plans to go to court over a charged reckless shaving while driving the Hollywood freeway within the speed limit. He pled not guilty, arguing police do not cite women drivers for lipstick or powder.
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Ge Angeles
INS
Jerry Prod
Hollywood
Smallpox Toll Rising in Calcutta Epidemic
Calcutta records show a sharp smallpox surge with nearly 15 deaths daily. Official statistics report 102 deaths last week and 74 the week prior, highlighting accelerating fatalities among residents.
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Melcu Ala
Lula
Cutta
Cal
Day's column feature teased for back page
The Daily Review previews a fast moving feature by Frey on page four. The column appears on the back page, promising lively local interest and timely insights for readers.
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