Eisenhower Returns From Mexico Visit In Cold Spell
President Eisenhower cut short a goodwill trip to Mexico and returned to Washington after a cold front swept south. He landed at 3:38 a.m. EST following a six hour flight from Acapulco. In Augusta, Georgia, heavy fog and freezing temperatures halted a planned stop. Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos welcomed Eisenhower and both leaders issued a communique noting talks on cotton cooperation and the Rio Grande dam.
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Missile Nearly Hits Rancher Dinner Scene in New Mexico
An Army Nike Hercules missile misfired and exploded near a ranch 86 miles southeast of Alamogordo, New Mexico, injuring five people including rancher Don Lee and his son Charley. The blast damaged a barn and scattered cattle while Army Fort Bliss officials explained a self destruction mechanism and erratic missile behavior during exercises at McGregor Range near El Paso.
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X Ray Therapy Monitored for Dulles Cancer Treatment
Washington reports physicians closely watched Secretary of State John Foster Dulles for any adverse effects of abdominal cancer radiation at Walter Reed. The one minute X ray burst, described as painless, left him hopeful and able to call Secretary of State Christian Herter. Doctors aim for tumor control allowing Dulles to resume leadership of foreign policy.
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Weather forecast and health notes from scattered state report
Data from Weather Bureau indicates widespread rain and possible further storms across most of California tonight and tomorrow with snow at higher elevations. Separate notes reference abdominal surgery and cancer condition, with official briefings from state authorities giving limited details and timing on changes.
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Downdraft In Plane Crash Termed One In A Million
Civil Aeronautics investigators termed the downdraft in a Pan American jet crash at San Francisco a one in a million event. Capt. Roger Dinelli, instructor from Sausalito, said the 60 foot descent in clear weather led to flames as the craft struck the runway. All crew escaped uninjured. no mechanical failure or explosion occurred. The incident marked a rare major airport accident since a 1930s airliner crash.
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Fremont Fire Destroys Nile Theatre. $150000 Damages
A two am fire tore through the empty Nile Theatre on First Street in Fremont near Niles, nearly trapping a woman above the movie house. Firefighters from six pump trucks and three aerials, plus off duty paid men, fought flames for hours, saving adjoining apartments and a furniture store. Damages totaled about $150000 to the building and $50000 to its contents.
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Prayer For Today Prayer For Today
Everliving everloving God hold this day against wanderings of mind the perversity of our passions and the hesitation of our resolutions prolong in us the practice of thy presence shield us from haste and fret of his amen
Fire Near Niles Theater Forcing Escape Of Woman And Girl
A Washington Union High School student and her mother escaped a fire that gutted the Niles Theater area last Wednesday. They lost about 3500 dollars in furniture and clothing. The two awakened by smoke managed to flee as flames spread through the building. Family friends said the mother and daughter planned to relocate with relatives.
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Collision Ends 80 MPH Chase on Castro Valley Blvd
An Alameda County deputy pursued 18 year old Cavica after a chase reaching about 80 mph. Cars collided near Seven Hills, sending wrecks in different directions. Cavica claimed accelerator sticking while deputy Sahoya outlined the pursuit and redirected traffic.
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Macmillan at Kremlin for Talk With Nikita
MOSCOW (UPI) British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan opened talks at the Kremlin aiming to reduce the danger of war and to build confidence with Soviet leaders. He said miscalculation and muddle threaten peace and urged possible treaties or other bases for reduced tensions.
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Mom Denies She Killed Her Daughter in Trial Drift
The case centers on Mrs Murphy who denies killing her daughter. Proceedings occurred yesterday with Judge Celi overseeing. The defendant, Lee Murphy, aged 30, of 2605 Regal Ave Hayward, faces the charge amid a tense courtroom scene. Michael Murphy, 24, an Army technician attached to the Castro Valley Nike base, is mentioned in relation to the family. Oakland Sun reports on the unusual trial context and local ties to Senior College football star Earle.
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Thief Takes Machine Gun at Memorial Building
A reported theft occurred at the Hayward Veterans Memorial Building where several World War II trophies were on display. Police noted the incident may have happened Wednesday night but was not reported until yesterday, with officer statements uncertain about the exact timing.
SPCA Rescues Humane Officer in San Francisco Report
A San Francisco SPCA humane officer rescue list for November and December notes an incident labeled Caught in ceiling space. Details are partly legible, indicating humane officer activity and animal welfare actions during the period.
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