Killer of 11 Convicted No Mercy Killer
Stephen Nash, 35, admitted to killing at least 11 persons and was convicted of first degree murder in Los Angeles. The jury did not recommend mercy, and a death sentence likely awaits automatic review. Nash also faced two counts of assault with intent to do great bodily harm.
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Los. Angeles
Stephen Nash
State Supreme Court
Larry Rice
Jonn W. Berg
Nash
Burton J. Noble
Fire Rates Cut For 18 Fremont Tracts
Fire insurance rates for 18 Fremont tracts have been reduced by 35 to 60 percent, announced by the Pacific Fire Ratings Bureau. Maurice Marks says the changes affect homes built in the past three years in Mission San Jose and Irvington areas, with retroactive implications to last August. Residents should contact agents promptly.
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Jose
Pacific Fire Ratings Bureau
Maurice Marks
Marks
Mission San Jose
Irvington
Frank Madruga
Board of Underwriters
Nude Drawings Spark Palo Alto Library Showdown
Murphy, an artist from Palo Alto, served notice to the public library today that it may drop his charcoal nude drawings from display. The next day the Palo Alto Art Club asked Murphy to remove the nudes, claiming library patrons were offended. he pulled down four nude works along with other still lifes and landscapes.
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Palo Ing
Palo Alto
Murphy
Hunter Bags Two Elephants With Bow and Arrow
Mrs. William Negley said her husband, an oilman, won a $10,000 bet by killing two elephants in the Belgian Congo with a bow and arrows. He reported the feat to his wife via cablegram, claiming the bagging met the wager terms and naming the San Antonio museum as recipient if confirmed.
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Africa
William Negley
Negley
William K. Carpenter, Jr
Delaware
Eden Hospital Expansion Begins Monday In Castro Valley
Eden Hospital plans a north wing expansion to add enlarged emergency facilities a new doctors lounge and expanded X ray and laboratory space. Williams and Burroughs Inc will manage the construction at a cost of 378 943 with work starting after the weekend and includes relocating the emergency entrance during construction.
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Eden Hospital
District Hospital
Les Clements
Williams and Burroughs, Inc
Williams and Burroughs
Clements
Harry A. Blythe
Blythe
Canine Matriarch Zsa Zsa Chooses Champion Line
Zsa Zsa the Chow, Lo'tsen Yin of Gum Jai, is proud of her three week old daughter born by Caesarean. The pup, bottle fed every three hours, has grown from 12 ounces to 3 pounds under Mrs. Josef Lane's care at 15827 Via Pinale. Zsa Zsa, a 3 1/2 year old reserve winner, leads a line-breeding program aimed at good coats and disposition. The family includes Petuni, Bebe, and grandfather Butch, with Butch and Bebe both champions.
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Zsa-Zsa
Josef Lane
Lo ‘Tsen Yin
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Zsa
Ike's Civil Rights Program OK'd
Washington based report notes a House subcommittee unanimously approved President Eisenhower's Civil Rights program and sent the measure toward judiciary committee action next Tuesday. Keating and committee chair Emanuel Cellier expect full committee and House passage, with Senate approval likely. The bill would create a civil rights division in the Justice Department and allow injunctions against violators of civil rights including voting rights.
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Emanuel Cellier
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Attorney General
Mollet Proposes Joint Middle East Policy to Eisenhower
French Premier Guy Mollet told President Eisenhower he proposed a joint long range policy for the Middle East by the free world. He outlined a plan emphasizing cooperation among allied nations to stabilize the region and counter Soviet influence.
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Guy Mollet
Hisenhower
Free World
Middle East
National Press Club
Eisenhower
White House
News
James C. Hagerty
Mollet
Press Club
mid-East
Suez Canal Opening Hinted By Arab Conference
Reports from the Arab Big Four conference say Egypt may reopen the Suez Canal soon but Alfred Katzin’s vanishing word from Egypt clouds the plan. Katzin returns to New York after a six day visit with no word on when the sunken tug Edgar Bonnet and frigate Abukir will be cleared. Saud urged Nagib to reopen the waterway quickly while Eisenhower and Mollet weighed Middle East policy and joint aims.
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INS
Egypt
Suez Canal
Alfred Katzin
United Nations
Katzin
New York
Edgar Bonnet
Abukir
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Gamal Abdel Nagser
Sinatra Reveals Raid Aimed at Monroe Divorce Evidence
Frankie Sinatra told a Senate committee that a private detective and a cameraman tried to raid Marilyn Monroe's apartment to obtain evidence for Joe DiMaggio's divorce. The raid misfired when they entered the wrong flat, scaring a neighbor and drawing attention to alleged links between detectives and scandal magazines.
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Frankie Sinatra
Marilyn
Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Miss Monroe
Senate
Confidential
Spree by Irish rebels disrupts Northern Ireland utilities
In Belfast and surrounding counties Irish Republican Army extemists launched a wide raid spree damaging a bridge, telephone exchange in Drumenay, and electric transformers. Electricity and telephone services were cut in large areas of County Derry and County Tyrone, with police reporting many people affected.
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Northern Ireland
County Derry
County Tyrone
Drumenay
Airliner in distress circling over Milwaukee after takeoff
A Capital Airlines Constellation with 21 aboard reported distress over Milwaukee this day. Captain Richard Pease said the landing gear failed after Flight 920 departed Billy Mitchell Field for Detroit, prompting a circling approach to burn off fuel before a potential crash.
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INS
Capital Airlines
Richard Pease
Billy Mitchell Field
Detroit
U S Presses Israel For Voluntary Gaza Withdrawal
Washington reports state that Secretary of State Dulles urged Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba to avert further UN action. In a 85 minute meeting with Golda Meir and Abba Eban, Dulles reaffirmed Washington’s stance, while White said there is still hope for a voluntary withdrawal and no new UN measures.
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Senate Rackets panel hears Portland vice scheme details
Witnesses describe a plan by racketeers James B. Elkins and two Seattle men to run a chain of bawdy houses in Portland with Teamsters backing. Madams Ann Thompson and Elkins’s claims implicate union links and threats by Frank Brewster as the investigation unfolds.
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E. Maloney
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Ekins
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Missing Pilot Found Safe Near Kaibab National Forest
A Las Vegas pilot Richard Dunbaden, 24, missing since Friday, was found safe near the Colorado River 12 miles southeast of Tuweep Arizona. His trainer aircraft was discovered intact and abandoned. A helicopter from Nellis Air Force Base located a note saying they were heading down the river.
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Utah
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Las Vegas
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Aziz
Richard Dunbaden
Arizona
Kaibab! National Forest
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Dunbaden
Utah Highway Patrol
St. George
Infant born in mortuary shocks Cleveland town
In Cleveland, fifth child of Richard M. Maudlin and wife due at City Hospital was born in the Wills Funeral Home mortuary. Mrs Isabelle Hendricks, driving, pulled in when nervous, and attendants assisted as a mortuary staff helped deliver the baby during a funeral.
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Isabelle
Richard
M. Maudlin
City Hospital
U S Jet Fighter Plunge Kills Pilot in Manila Bay
A U S Navy pilot was killed when his jet fighter plunged into Manila Bay during approach to Langley Point. The plane veered from the runway and hit the water just short of the seawall as the pilot prepared to land. The flyer’s identity was not released pending kin notification.
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U.S. Navy
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US. Navy
Langely Point
Hayward Plans Billboard Controls After Council Vote
Hayward City Council adopted a resolution condemning unrestricted billboard use on highways and freeways. City Attorney said no immediate effect but will work with the Planning Commission on a possible ordinance. zoning changes would limit sale signs and place restrictions to areas zoned for commercial use. The move signals Hayward seeks County guidance on billboard regulation.
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Hayward
Alam County Board of Supervisors
William Scanton
Planning Commission
Leonard Seeley
Frank Biggs
US Calls Home Hungary Envoy Amid Dispute
The United States announced it is recalling Edward Thomas Wailes, American minister to Hungary, after a diplomatic credentials dispute with the Hungarian government. Wailes arrived in Budapest on November 2 under orders to present credentials, but the clash led to his homebound repatriation.
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United States
Edward Thomas Wailes
Hungary
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State Department
Budapest
New Horizons Review Bonus for Friday’s Daily Review
A 20 page special section titled New Horizons previews growth and the future of Southern Alameda County with a population of a quarter million and hundreds of local businesses. The edition aims to be a big reading bonus. order extra copies now.
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