Venezuelan regime crushes one day air force revolt near Caracas
In Caracas the Perez Jimenez government claimed loyal troops crushed a New Year air force uprising and reoccupied Maracay near Caracas. Rebels reportedly escaped by plane as government troops threatened a heavy attack. Observer reports questioned the suppression and noted arrests and possible civilian backing.
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Venezuela
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Maracay
Washington
Barranquilla
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Curacao
Miguel Angel Capriles
Ultimas N Ticiss
la Esfera
Romulo Fernandez
Perez* Jimenez
Maracey
Meet Set on Decoto Future Meet Decoto Fremont Annexation
A public meeting on the Decoto unincorporated area future is set for tomorrow at Decoto Elementary School. Hayward officials Mayor John J. Purchio and City Manager D. Smith will attend, along with George Oakes of the Chamber of Commerce. Fremont representatives include City Council member Robert Coop and City Engineer Warren Gonnason. Homeowners Association President George Swarts says residents will hear facts about the annexation and have questions answered. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Deqoto
Heyward
Fre‘mont
Decoto Homeowners Improvement Assa
Decoto
Fremont
Hayward
John J. Purchio
Mgr
D. Smith
Chamber of
Daughter of Hayward Couple Seen Winner
Shannon Roux, born at Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces at 6:38, is the Daily Review’s annual First Baby Contest winner candidate. Daughter of Mr and Mrs George Roux of Hayward, she has a brother Brian. If no challengers, her parents receive introduction letter to collect gifts from Alameda County merchants. contest requires birth in Alameda County within Hayward Union or Washington Union High School districts and a physician written time statement. applications due January T.
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Winneh Daily Review
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Geriau
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Jan. T
Polio Fighters Hall Dedication in Warm Springs
In Warm Springs Georgia the Polio Hall of Fame was dedicated outdoors at the Warm Springs Foundation. About 300 dignitaries from across the nation attended as William Fay of Joliet Illinois paid tribute to 17 leaders who advanced the fight against polio to victory. The ceremony featured frost on helmets from Port Benning and reflected nostalgia for Franklin D Roosevelt.
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March of Dimes and Georgia
Wann Springs Foundation
Hall of Fame
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Founders Hall
March of Dimes Campaign Opens in San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area starts the 1958 March of Dimes campaign with the 20th Anniversary drive under the theme Survival Is Not Enough. Attorney Herman Phleger leads the effort, citing the Salk vaccine funded by March of Dimes has cut crippling polio cases by about 60 percent in California, though tens of thousands were affected before its discovery.
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San Francisco
Herman Phleger
California
Phleger
Eating Champion Sets New Mark
BEDLINGTON England UP Joe Steele known as world eating champion set a new mark by consuming seven feet one inch of sausage in five and a half minutes He said a better effort was possible after a hearty breakfast earlier today.
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Bedlington
England
Joe Steele
U S Plans To Share Atomic Secrets Told
U S officials say Washington will share designs for atomic powered submarines and ships with Britain France Holland and Belgium if Congress approves. President Eisenhower will seek authority after Congress convenes to cooperate with NATO partners in developing producing and fueling nuclear propulsion for submarines and other military uses aligning with Paris talks and NATO discussions in December.
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Belgium
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NATO
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Joseph Reap
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Nautia Sena
Taade
Coti Hy
Paris
Simmel Mates
Fie
Nautilus
Seawolf
Car Deaths Top Holiday Prediction
United Press reports a grim start to the year with 175 traffic deaths from New Year’s Eve to midnight. A headline incident near Eureka, South Dakota, killed nine in a head on collision, including six family members, underscoring the toll of holiday travel.
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Atlnook
Zi Tong
America
Eureka
S.D
No Deaths in Area Crashes Over New Year Holidays
Southern Alameda County saw a no-death record during the New Year holidays with 15 people injured in 25 crashes. Three drivers were arrested for drunk driving between noon New Year’s Eve and 12:01 today. Most serious crash cited involved fogged intersections near Yard Road and Highway 50. Injured included Ruby Kilmer and her son Freddie, with Freddie released after minor injuries. Kilmer’s husband Wilford was driving the eastbound car. the other driver Hazel Scheltert faced the stop sign in heavy fog. City of Livermore posted no accidents with two drunk drivers, while California Highway Patrol and San Leandro recorded eight crashes with one drunk arrest each. Pleasanton had one minor accident. Fremont three with injuries. Hayward three with injuries. New darkbvo area reported no injuries and one drunk arrest.
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Kilmer
Freddie
Wilford Kilmer
Oakland
Hazel Scheltert
Walnut Creek
Merritt
Livermore
California, Highway Patrol
San Leandra
Gach
Pleasanton
Fremont
Hayward
Newdarkbvo
Boy 7 Falls Rock Fractures Skull Near Cemetery
A seven year old Hayward boy named Michael Mello was struck by a rock while playing with his brother Gerald near a field behind Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Levine Hospital for emergency care before being transferred to Kaiser Foundation Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Holy Sepulchre
Michael
Mello
Harder Rd
Exriest Mello
Gerald
Major Ave
Levine Hospital
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Criminologist Kelley Takes Poisoned Death Alone at Home
Dr. Douglas M. Kelley chief U S psychiatrist at the Nuremberg trials, 45, killed himself with potassium cyanide in his home library. Police say a glass of poison was found by his family physician, Kelley died shortly after at Herrick Memorial Hospital. He left three children, Douglas Jr age 10, Alice 8, Allen 4, and had been treated for stomach ailments. Police noted death appeared voluntary with no provocation.
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Yorke
Kelley
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Alice
Allen
Indonesians Seize Ship in Malayan Waters
Indonesian gunboats seized the Singapore owned freighter Honesta, last reported Tuesday, while in Malayan waters en route between Singapore and the Celebes. The vessel, under Kamnian registry since November 4 of last year, carried copra when seized.
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Honesta
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Celebes
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Kamnian
Weekly TV Guide Debuts in The Daily Review
The Daily Review will publish an all new Weekly Guide to TV this Saturday, listing eight days of programs on six Bay Area channels. The handy reference will be easy to store and will detail each day’s outstanding programs.
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Daily ‘Review
Bay Area
the Daily Review
Ike to Hold Talks on Security Proposals
President Eisenhower returned to the White House for conferences with defense leaders on top priority security proposals to be sent to Congress next week. He planned a meeting with Defense Secretary McElroy and Deputy Secretary Quarles after arriving from Gettysburg. The talk centers on steps to outpace the Soviet missile satellite race while finalizing a peacetime military budget.
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Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Gettysburg
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Donald A. Quarles
U.S
Russia
Fireball lights Midwest skies in late night sighting
A brilliant fireball flashed across northeastern Missouri and central to southern Illinois around midnight. Moonwatchers and police received dozens of sighting reports from St Louis to Ferguson and Afton. Some observers speculated the object was Sputnik I. scientists warned orbital calculations could be off by 20 to 25 degrees as Sputnik was said to be decaying and could crash to Earth within days.
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Missouri
Ilinois
Russia
Sputnik
Mivil
Ferguson
Afton
Tater
Minots
St. Louis
Stuart L. O'Byrne
Jamioanwatcher
Fair Skies Forecast After Wet Night in Hayward Area
Wet weather boosted Hayward's season total to about 6.65 inches with 8.74 inches recorded at Chabot and 6.65 at Decato. Hayward High School gauges show 113 inches of rain. Decoto Fire Station reports 0.85 inch and 1.36 inches at Chabot. After clouds clear, fair skies expected across northern and northeastern California with some partly cloudy conditions in the far north.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
California
New Quarters For Alameda County Planning Commission
Alameda County Planning Commission and staff move to new headquarters in the county building on Winton Avenue Hayward today and tomorrow. They have been meeting at 1304 Winton Avenue for the past month and expect to be in full swing by Monday for the planning commission meeting. New telephone numbers are SELgin 706 or JEfferson 7-5500.
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County “Planning
Commission
Winton Ave
Hayward
Robert L. Williams
13Th St
Oakland
Planning Commission
Williams
Jefferson
Jordan to Drop Israel Blockade Honor Hammarskjold Pact
Jordanian Minister Samir Kfai said on Wednesday Jordan will honor the Israel Jordan agreement brokered by U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, signaling a move away from blocking actions. The official statement comes as talks continue on regional tensions and compliance with the Hammarskjold plan.
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Samir
Kfai
Tutia
Colombia
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
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