U.S. to send note on Soviet ship boarding off Newfoundland
US State Department said it will communicate with the Soviet Union after U S Naval personnel boarded the Russian trawler Novorossisk near Newfoundland to check possible damage to an undersea transatlantic cable. Five aboard from the destroyer Hale reported no evidence of deliberate damage and conversations with the Russian crew were in French.
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Red China Jets Near Formosa
Chinese military brief states about 1000 Communist jet bombers, including Russian IL-28s, are within striking distance of Formosa with a reported total mainland air strength of over 41,000 planes, while 4,000 are near Chiang Kai-shek’s fortress island. Officials say they will assess the plant before action.
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Killer Dies Quietly In Gas Chamber
SAN QUENTIN California UPI James Feldkamp a drifter who killed two Los Angeles men was executed in the San Quentin gas chamber. He died nine minutes after cyanide pellets dropped, the first 1959 California execution and first under Gov Edmund G Brown. Brown had no intervention after automatic review. Feldkamp reportedly told officials Thursday night I want to die I want to get it over with.
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Electric Transit Could Cut Smog
San Francisco reports that air pollution expert Dr. A J Haagen-Smil of Caltech urged a flexible, rapidly frequent electric transit system to reduce smog. He said a convenient system would persuade most people to stop using cars, saving nerves and pocketbooks.
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Pact by Trio Of Area Girls Deaths Shocks Region
Officials report a trio of area girls involved in a fatal act linked to a death by own action. The event unfolds amid diplomatic turmoil as British Prime Minister Macmillan and U S leaders weigh options ahead of possible talks. Observers say the situation bears on broader peace efforts and the Berlin crisis.
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Germany
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Kore
Eden Directors Gather Tonight
Eden Hospital directors meet in a closed session to interview four or five attorney candidates to replace Hayward Tow Ar and to appoint a new hospital administrator within a week to ten days. Paul Rhodes says the board has over 400 applications for the $15,500 a year administrator post vacated by Mary Blythe.
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Teens Drink Poisoned Coffee In Tragic Pact Foiled
Fremont three high school girls were found for coffee laced with poison after planning a fatal pact. They were from Washington Union High School in Fremont and were recovering at home as police investigate motives including friends, parents, and truancy issues. Names and addresses of the girls are listed in the report. One had recently lost a friend and had a father die suddenly last December.
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Home Blaze Routs Family In Hayward
A Hayward couple and their son were driven from their rented home at 44 Sycamore Street shortly before noon when flames erupted from the back porch and kitchen. Firefighters say the blaze started near the water heaters, forcing the family to flee the front door. Johnson, wounded fleeing through a window, reported finding about 170 dollars before escaping again.
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Doctor in Court On Dope Charges
San Leandro physician Dr. Rankin, arraigned on charges of using patients names for drug purposes, continued to Friday March 20 in Municipal Court. He was arrested February 19 and bail set at $1800. he has been ill but expected to resume practice at 1600 Market Street.
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Army Prepares New Moon Rocket Test From Cape
At Cape Canaveral the Army readies the Jupiter powered space shot for a test flight aimed at becoming its second moon rocket. The 300 ton weapon launched at 12:49 a.m. EST with Air Force support from Huntsville trained crews. Defense officials announced two hours later the flight was successful, testing the nose cone warhead engine and fusing system.
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New York Philharmonic to Visit Moscow for Two Weeks
The New York Philharmonic will perform in Moscow for two weeks, with the announcement made Thursday. The visit marks a major cultural exchange as the orchestra plans a series of programs and engagements in the Soviet capital.
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Five killed three hurt inroad crash in Illinois
Five people died and three were injured when a car collided with a truck at the intersection of US 230 and IL 17 in Galesburg Illinois. Police said the sedan carried a stolen shipper’s load. Authorities investigated the cause and scene.
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UPD
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Prayer for Today Reflects Unity at the Cross
A devotional call thanks the divine for growing awareness of universal love. It asserts that rivalries and conflicts cannot stifle praise and celebrates a fellowship where all stand equal at the foot of the cross.
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Tee
Arnen
Union Boss Hits Steel Industry Thunderous Press Remarks
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald criticized the steel industry and Senator Kefauver at a Pittsburgh news conference. He outlined a demand for content talks and cautioned that rising production does not guarantee prosperity, while dismissing Kefauver's proposal for a market wage index and urging the senator to stay out of his business.
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UPI
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Phone Workers Strike Averted in Northern California
About 47 800 telephone workers in Northern California reached a tentative extension of their current contract with Pacific Telephone. Negotiations continued with both sides far apart on terms for a new pact, and a further halt extension was agreed to until midnight Thursday. A company spokesman indicated a one half hour wage offer had been proposed by the union. Negotiations were set to resume later today.
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Lilks Hetyken
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Malta Dockworkers Riot Sparks Fire and Tear Gas
Riot fog and fires broke out at the Maltese dockyard as 6,000 workers clashed with British firm guards. Police used tear gas while flames and stones injured several officials, with one British naval officer’s cat reported alive amid the chaos.
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Sara Adm
Lea Buegerber
Ctan
Santero
Suit Settled On Brutality and False Arrest
A brutal false arrest case in Hayward settled for two residents. The suit, filed by Deliz Figue of 24730 Thomas St, sought 10,000 in compensatory damages and 10,000 in punitive damages. Officers Kelly, Lee, and Watts faced demotion or suspension after a late-night knife attack incident near 226.6 St. Watts was stabbed during the event. charges were reduced and the case dismissed by the municipal judge.
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Deliz Figue
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Lee
Watts
Wheto
Singer's Wife, 13, Has Baby in International Fuss
A teen wife of singer Jerry Lee Lams, aged 13, reportedly gave birth to a seven pound boy triggering a media frenzy. Authorities confirmed the baby’s birth and related legal questions.
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