Allies Back Israel Against the Plan
Britain and France split with the United States over reprisals against Israel. Premier Mollett of France called an emergency cabinet meeting as talks with Eisenhower loom. Britain’s Conservatives balk at US demands for reprisals while Israel seeks US understanding for refusing to liquidate Egyptian territory without guarantees. Ben Gurion’s no-withdrawal stance faces diplomatic push. Abba Eban heads to the United States as parliament delays a vote.
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Britain
France
United States
Israel
Guy Mollett
Mideast
Eisenhower
London
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Abba Eban
Capitol Honors Washington Birthday Readings Across Bodies
The House and Senate mark Washingtons birthday by rereading his farewell address. Freshman Rep William S Broomfield is to read it in the House and Sen Barry Goldwater in the Senate. Other area ceremonies include Masonic wreaths at Mt Vernon.
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Washington
George Washington
House
Senate
William S. Broomfield
R. Mich
Barry Goldwater
R-Atiz
Battle of Wives Ended by Court
Iva Jane Tomlinson, 36, wife of former Hayward building contractor Hartzell Tomlinson, was found not guilty of battery against Leona Tomlinson, 44, of 7465 Russell Rd Hayward. The dispute arose from a hair-piling clash on a Manteca street amid a divorce settlement reported last November.
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Manteca
Hirs
Iva Janes Tomlinson
Hayward
Tomlinson
Leona Tomlinson
Russell Rd
Hart 2Ell J. Tomlinson
Hayward Lumber Company
Leona
Border clashes report multiple incidents along Jordan Israel line
An Israeli Army spokesman said four Israelis were wounded in three border incidents since yesterday morning. He added Jordanian troops and an Israeli patrol exchanged fire for 30 minutes during the night with no Israeli casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Ins
Israel Army
Leandro Sets Mulford Annex Protest Hearing
In San Leandro a council hearing on the Mulford Gardens annex proposal is planned for 7 15 pm Monday amid a petition backed by 283 of 1500 residents. The council will also consider library plans for a $1 750 000 community library center on Estudillo Ave above East 14th St.
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San Leandro
Washington Inn
Elsacre
Lso
Snow Storm Hits Midwest Dense Cold Snap Across Plains
A winter storm brought rain and snow while temperatures plummeted across the central United States. Cold wave warnings extended from Wisconsin through the Mississippi Valley into Kansas and Oklahoma as North Dakota and Montana logged subzero readings, with Amarillo recording 22 below and Hobart, Oklahoma near 48 degrees. The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley cooled, while Florida saw light rain as southeastern states chilled.
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Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Montana
Philip
S. D
Texas/Panhandle
Amarillo
Hobart
Okio
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Texas Panhandle
Florida
Parents Fight For Principal In Hayward Petition Drive
About 100 parents from Sorensen school area formed a pressure group under the La Vista Parents Action Committee last night. They voted to circulate a petition urging the La Visa School Dist trustees to rehire McDermon.
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Sorensen
Hayward
Dermorn
la Vista Parents Action Committee
la Visa School
McDermon
Hvo
Ih U School Board
Raymond ‘Baker
Californial
Ifeachers Assn
Mulford Heroine Saves Siblings From Kitchen Fire
Lovalie Hunt, 16, a Mulford Gardens resident, saved three younger sisters Sheryl 8 Lana 4 and Cendy 2 when a kitchen fire started in their home at 2327 West 133rd Ave. Neighbors called the fire department after smoke was detected from an overheated deep fat fryer. Fire caused wiring damage and about 300 dollars in losses. The Hunt children are the offspring of Harold Hunt who runs a crane rental service.
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San Leandro
Lovalie Hunt
Mulford Gardens
West 133Rd Ave
Lovalie
Sheryl
Lana
Cendy
Loralie
Mulford Fire Dept
Harold’ Hunt
Eisenhower Checks Show No Sinus or Lung Problems
White House press secretary Hagerty said x rays found no sinus or lung issues after the President left the White House for a hospital check. Doctors described his condition as fine except for a lingering cough from cold weather exposure at the inauguration.
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White House
James ©. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard Snyder
Leonard D. Heaton
Eisenhower
Middle East
Snyder
Meaton
Reds Blast Mindszenty in Hungary Peace Move
Vienna dispatch says the communist regime accuses Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty of ordering the dismissal of priests who cooperated with the Reds. Mindzenty, the Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary, has been in refuge in Budapest since the Russian attack on Nov. 4, while Nepszabadsag warns against discrimination toward priests participating in the peace movement.
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Vienna
Joseph Cardinal Mindzenty
Hungary
Budapest
Nepszabadsag
Fire in San Francisco apartment injures nine
A three alarm blaze in a San Francisco three story apartment house left 9 people injured including a 43 year old woman who suffered third degree burns over 40 percent of her body. Seven tenants escaped or were helped down ladders as firefighters fought the flames. Firemen removed 30 year old Robert Grohs and assisted his wife Mrs Grohs after he shouted to be saved. Both Grohses were treated for smoke inhalation along with five firefighters who received minor injuries. Damage was estimated at 30 000 dollars.
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Dsoimgiocims
Prancisco
Ilask
San Francisco
Lynn Stockwell
Robert Grohs
Grohs
Queen Elevates Duke to Prince Title After Rumors
Queen Elizabeth II elevated Philip to Prince of the United Kingdom, naming him His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, following government input and a four month Commonwealth tour. The move stops short of naming him prince consort, with the couple reconvening in London after a four month absence split by a world tour aboard Britannia.
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Duke of
Edinburgh
Eee
Philip, Duke of
Edinburg
Harold Macmillen
Philip
London Gazette
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Greece
Elizabeth
George VI
Philip Duke
Sdinbergh
Victosis
Albert
London
Portugal
Britannia
Southern California crash claims soldiers' lives injures three
In Visalia area a late night crash near the Plate Interchange ten miles west of town killed three soldiers and left three others injured. Police and patrol units responded to the scene as wings of the incident were investigated and traffic disrupted.
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Visalia, W
California
Plate
Here
Pair Eats Son Lands In Jail Cannibalism Case at Kalabo
A mother and daughter in Kalabo Northern Rhodesia were sentenced to twenty years each after confessing to cannibalism involving the daughter’s 25-year-old son. The pair were convicted in Kalabo court on cannibalism charges.
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Kalabo
Northern Rhodesia
Senate Unit Sets March Hearing
Washington reports reveal Senate Internal Security committee unearthed long hidden papers linking two close aides of Alger Hiss to a Red spy ring and reopening ex- Communist Whittaker Chambers testimony. Robert Morris says cooperation from an unnamed agency will enable hearings within days with Chambers possibly called only if needed. Morris, a former judge, heads a 20 member staff and plans probes into Red China and the new Communist party line.
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Washington
INS
Senate Internal Security Committee
Alger
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Robert Morris
Harry Briges
Hawaii
Morris
Camel
Chambers
Chembers
Maryland
Fliss
State Department
Democratic
I Ae
New York
Internal Security Committee
Communist Party
Gina Lollobrigida Film Banned in San Jose
The San Jose Entertainment Commission voted 3 to 2 to bar the exhibition of the Italian star Gina Lollobrigida’s film Women of Rome. Officials cited revealing gowns and risqué scenes as grounds for the ban in a local theater decision.
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San Jose
Its
Gina Lollobrigida
U S Air Force C 124 Crashes in Han River Area
A U S Air Force C 124 Globemaster with 159 aboard crash landed in the Han river near Seoul Korea. At least 15 injured, none confirmed dead, evacuations by helicopter. The plane was carrying 149 passengers and 10 crew members, many servicemen en route to Japan for leave. Scene near Kimpo Air Base, Ascom City hospital treating wounded. The crash happened shortly after takeoff for Japan.
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Seoul
Korea
Han River
Here
Kimpo Air Base
Kimpo
Ascom City
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Tokyo
Japan
Planner Hurt In Car Crash
Donald B. Guboff 31 Hayward planning director was in a minor collision yesterday afternoon at the Castro Street intersection with Castro and Casto. Ruth M. Thompson 55 of 1113 Timpogas Circle Niles drove the other car. Damage about 100 to Gutoff and 250 to Thompson. neither was hurt.
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Donald B. Guboff
Hayward
Castro Gt
Ruth M. Thompson
Timpogas Circle
Niles
Gutoff
Westacross Castro
Thompson
Freedoms Group Honors FBI Chief Hoover With Top Award
Pax dr. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, received the Freedom Foundation top award for 1956 and the George Washington medal. The citation praised his four decades of devotion to human liberty and leadership against domestic and international threats.
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Edgar Hoover
FBI
Doms Foundation
George Washington
Hoover
God- Hess
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