US Israel base new Middle East talks raise hopes
Washington and Tel Aviv pursued a fresh approach to the Middle East deadlock as Secretary Dulles and Israeli Ambassador Ebba Ben Gurion met for over three hours. They issued a joint statement expressing hope for a solution compatible with the United Nations principles and discussed troop withdrawals and ironclad guarantees against Egyptian attacks. Sanctions remained possible but unclear, with U.N. sessions debated and the Israeli cabinet under pressure over Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh. President Eisenhower was briefed on the talks amid domestic political strains over the issue.
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U.N. Delays Sanctions Session On Israel
United Nations Assembly again postponed sanctions against Israel to allow diplomacy. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge discussed the dispute with Senators Knowland and Humphrey, who reportedly threaten to quit the U.S. delegation if Israel faces punishment with U.S. support.
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Russians Offer Arabs Trade Deal
Cairo reports Russia seeks to bind Egypt and Syria as Soviet pawns with a vast new trade deal. The Arab Big Four meetings may decide Moscow versus Washington in the Middle East as Egypt leans toward neutrality, while Saudi Arabia and Jordan weigh moderate positions amid Palestinian refugee tensions.
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Korea Plane Crash Toll Rises to 22
Seoul reports four more bodies recovered from the U S Air Force Globemaster crash on a Han River sandbar. Death toll stands at nine confirmed dead, with thirteen others still missing and presumed dead, totaling 22 dead and missing.
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$100 Million Aid Sought for Poland
Five Polish economists met with State Department officials seeking a $100 million loan for Poland. They plan to use the funds to buy U.S food surpluses and to purchase modern tam and mining machinery.
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US Envoy to Japan Presents Credentials to Emperor
Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II presented his credentials to Emperor Hirohito this morning marking a formal step in US Japan relations. The ceremony was held at the Imperial Palace with officials noting the quiet reaffirmation of diplomatic ties.
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Mollet Arrives For US Parley
In New York French Premier Guy Mollet said talks are improving and hopes a solution to Arab-Israeli tensions will be found. He arrived from Paris for meetings with President Eisenhower, the first U.S. allied leaders’ summit since the Suez crisis. Mollet emphasized France’s enduring alliance and unity in shared ideals.
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Zwicker Faces McCarthy Before Senate Panel
Gen Ralph Zwicker left Tokyo for Washington to defend himself against Sen Joseph McCarthy's charges that he lied at the 1954 Army hearings. The Senate Armed Services Committee agreed to summon Zwicker home to answer McCarthy's assertion and to consider his promotion prospects to brigadier general and temporary major general.
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La Vista School Board Sets Meeting in Hayward
La Vista trustees resume formal session at the district administration building on Western Road Hayward for their first meeting since Sept. Clarence Hardie submitted and then withdrew his resignation without explanation. A large turnout greeted the prior session two weeks earlier.
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Wife of Pioneer Developer Dies
A San Lorenzo resident until last year Mrs. Smyth died, survived by son Harry J. Smyth of Hayward and grandchildren in Hayward and Huntington Park. Private services planned at Tower Chapel Mt View Cemetery, with visitation at Sorensen Bros. Chapel in Hayward.
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Hayward Bids For Annexation Of Union City
Hayward opens a bid to annex Slyarede and Decoto with an open letter to the Union City Steering committee and local chambers. The plan emphasizes city services and facilities now available, while noting 1900 surrounding acres once tied to Treeview annexation are in court. Tax implications favor Decoto and Alvarado residents, and the master plan envisions balanced growth with industrial and commercial expansion.
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Robbing the cradle wedding in Otisfield Missouri
A 74-year-old great grandmother Ida F Grover wed 58-year old Albares L Pierce at her Otisfield home. The double ring ceremony drew four of her ten grandchildren, while none of her 24 great grandchildren attended. The bride plans to celebrate this November.
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Newark Assault Husband and Infant Threatened by Man
Police seek a dark, 5 foot 4 inch man weighing about 186 pounds who assaulted a Newark mother in her home after rocking her infant to sleep. He forced four times and fled with an accomplice in an old car after entering through a torn rear screen. The 20 year old mother and her five month old child were among the victims.
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Train collision near Charleroi kills three victims
A crash near Charleroi Belgium between two electric trains killed three people including an engineer and two passengers. More than 60 were injured with two percent listed as seriously hurt.
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Ike Appoints U S Envoys to France Germany and Australia
President Eisenhower nominates Amory Houghton of Corning Glass Works as ambassador to France, replacing Douglas Dillon who becomes deputy under secretary of state for economic affairs. He also names David Bruce as ambassador to Germany, succeeding James B. Conant, and William I. Sebald as ambassador to Australia after the death of Douglas Moffat.
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Train derailment in Cordoba province kills fifteen
A Argentine passenger train derailed in Cordoba province causing fifteen deaths and over one hundred injuries. Police and rescue teams worked at the site as officials investigated the cause of the crash and coordinated emergency response.
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Robbery Victim Mistreated By Trio In Pa Home
McKeesport police seek four gunmen described as sadistic. They tied Frank Rendulic to a cellar, beat him with blackjacks and a heated meat hook, and burned him to force disclosure of about $5000 in cash and jewelry. Rendulic’s injuries included a swollen eye and facial bruising. threats against his children were used to coerce silence.
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Birthday Present: $400,000 Hollywood House
Hollywood heiress daughter presents her son with a mansion worth $400,000 for his 21st birthday. Reventlow’s all electronic home features pushbutton operation for most equipment including window shades. The gift marks his coming of age as the family expands its business prominence.
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Flooding hits Northern California as rivers rise after storms
Northern California faced widespread flooding as the Feather, Sacramento, Russian, Mad, and Eel rivers swelled following weekend rains and melting snow. Dozens evacuated near Oroville, two people died in traffic crashes, and levee patrols guarded flood threats while highways suffered slides. Authorities reported no statewide emergency.
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South County Farm Crisis Eased by Rains
Rains ease farm crisis in Alameda County, boosting pasturage and crop prospects after a weekend storm. County officials report 0.20 inches of rain, still shy of average 17 inches by this point, with forecasts of continued rain and some dry spells. Damage from the storm includes a shattered storefront window and clothing damages estimated at $1,200, with injuries from a slip at a shelter.
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Stabbing Ends Kissing Bee at Russian River Cabin
George Morris a 20 year old auto executive from San Bruno was stabbed during a cabin party at a Russian River resort. He was taken to Marys Help Hospital in San Francisco with two three inch chest wounds and a punctured lung. His wife Dorothy found him bleeding as she drove him to the hospital. Sonoma County authorities jailed James Barnhill 28 on assault with a deadly weapon charges after admitting a fight over Morris kissing Mrs Melba Barnhill. He denied using a knife.
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Oscar Mayer to Build $325,000 San Leandro Plant
Oscar Mayer and Co. announces plans to construct a $325,000 distribution and refrigerated storage plant in San Leandro spanning seven and a half acres. Oscar Mayer Jr., president, said the facility would be built to facilitate distribution in the San Francisco Bay Area and include loading areas for trucks.
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Two Foresters Die in Logging Road Tragedy Near Grants Pass
In Oregon two foresters were killed when a group of trees fell on their truck while driving a logging road about 15 miles southwest of Grants Pass. The victims were identified as Kiam R. Brinsfield, 33, assistant manager of Bate Lumber Co., and Fred Michelotti, 28, a forester, both residents of Grants Pass.
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Japan Names Pro-US Premier
Tokyo reports Nobusuke Kishi, a pro West policy advocate, chosen as Japan’s eighth postwar prime minister by a decisive majority. He defeated Seito Party chairman Meseburo Suzuki 276 to 129 in the lower house and 147 to 70 in the upper house. Kishi, who once served under Tojo, succeeds Tanzan Ishibashi who resigned due to ill health. He plans to retain the Ishibashi cabinet with one change.
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