Fremont Welcomes New City At Victory Dinner In Niles
A Fremont victory dinner drew about 340 guests to International Kitchen in Niles, the largest Washington township gathering yet. Master of ceremonies Judge Allen G Norris introduced many dignitaries, while speeches were brief. Mayor John Stevenson received a banner from Supervisor Chester Stanley on behalf of Alameda County. Special honors went to the twelve candidates for Fremont city council who did not win. Continued on Page 27.
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Police Seek Slain Woman Ex Husband in Omaha
Police hunt slayer of Ann Thomas 33 formerly Mrs Steve Nowicki found slain outside her home. Ex husband Nowicki a 33 year old bartender with a violent history is sought. authorities say he likely used a nickel plated .32 pistol and a knife. Thomas was stabbed multiple times and died at the scene. a bar friend who drove her home reported seeing her with Nowicki moments before.
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Eisenhower Defends Dulles and Dismisses Ridgway Critique
President Eisenhower praised John Foster Dulles as the best secretary of state he has known and rejected Gen. Ridgway's charge that political considerations shaped military policy. He stressed faith in Dulles, denied personal political motives, and said he might enter presidential primaries but not commit to running again while noting health factors and ongoing consultations.
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Editorial Synthetic Mud of Politics
The piece defends Secretary of State John Foster Dulles against charges from Life magazine quotes, arguing the full context shows no warmongering. It blames partisan mudslinging in campaign years and urges readers to judge whether the attacks are genuine or make believe.
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Will Dissect Area Flood Defense Review
Tomorrow's Daily Review promises a full story and graphic illustrating efforts to tame San Lorenzo and Alameda creeks in Southern Alameda county. It outlines plans for new flood defenses and analyzes the year's biggest local news event with detailed explanations and context.
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Bohannon Firm Buys 60 Acre Industry Site
The David D. Bohannon organization purchased 60 acres for industrial development west of Hayward airport. The site lies about 300 feet north of Russell Road along the Southern Pacific railroad and was bought from Anton Villiger of Hayward for 150000 dollars. Attorney J Kenneth Birchfield handled the sale.
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Ford Stock Goes Fast
Thousands of investors from London to San Francisco bought Ford Motor Co stock in a record public offering. Estimates say 200000 to 500000 buyers took part in the 10200000 shares sold, driving a thunderous demand brokers said could not be met. Many purchase for profit or income or to save for children, turning the sale into one of finance’s notable moments.
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Annals of Finance
Missing Navy Jet Hunted Over Santa Cruz Mountains
Navy and Coast Guard helicopters combed the Ben Lomond area after a Navy twin jet Banshee vanished on a 16 minute flight from USS Yorktown to Moffet Field. Lt. (jg) David L. Roberts of Palo Alto was identified as the missing pilot. Residents reported an explosion and flash around 101 p.m. Tuesday as the search pattern covered mountains and surrounding land and sea.
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Chicago teacher beaten by two youths in school corridor
Anthony Grott, 32, a World War II veteran, was knocked unconscious by two former students aged 16 and 17 near Schiller Elementary in Chicago. Grott, hospitalized with head injuries and 14 stitches, said the teens attacked after he confronted them about molesting girls outside the yard. One suspect is on probation. the other faces charges.
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Bombay Police Battle With Rioters
Bombay's second largest city saw 2000 police clash with rioters for a fourth day. Seven people including a policeman were killed, 53 plus injured, as 12,000 officers fought looting mobs. Curfew extended, army on stand by to restore order if needed.
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Twin Deaths Believed To Be Murder Death by Own Action
Fresno reports the fatal shooting of Frank Phillips about 60 and his wife Thresse Violet 54 at their ranch home northeast of the city. The bodies were found yesterday by their daughter Irma Townsend. Investigators say Phillips shot his wife then killed himself after threatening her.
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No More Trains and Fire Hits Cream Plant
An early morning fire at an ice cream plant in Oakland caused about 100000 in damage. More than 56 firefighters battled the three alarm blaze, delaying traffic on East 14th and East 12th streets while crews worked at the Frozen Products Ice Cream plant. Bemis, 85, retires as company head at 1212 42nd Avenue in Salem, New Hampshire.
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Last Emotional Appeal Delivers Sobful Court Day
In Oakland twelve jurors began deliberations on Burton Abbott’s fate after an emotional appeal by District Attorney J. Frank Coakley. Judge Charles Wade Snook instructed the panel on eight possible verdicts across two counts, with Abbott’s mother crying during recess and his wife Georgia appearing stoic. The jurors faced options from first degree murder with death penalty to not guilty on the kidnapping count.
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University of California
Huge Military Building Fund Sought by Congress
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize over two billion dollars for new military base construction in the U S and abroad. The 2,012,283,000 total covers Navy Air Force and housing, with much work at classified sites including California projects across seven Bay Area installations led by Alameda Naval Air Station and Travis and Parks bases.
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Small-Scale Nuclear Test at Yucca Flat Loses Spectacle
LAS VEGAS NI reports the first nuclear blast of 1896 at Yucca Flat on the Nevada test site yielded low explosive force. The AEC noted the detonation was inconspicuous, shrouded in dust, producing a small cloud with minute radioactive debris while tests focus on safe handling and storage of atomic weapons.
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UN Censures Israel Attack At Sea of Galilee Outpost
The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned Israel for last month’s attack on a Syrian outpost near the Sea of Galilee. Russia joined Western powers backing a US Britain and France sponsored resolution that censured Israel without provisions for indemnities or punishment. The vote closed a month of debate with Russia seeking Syria compensation and possible future sanctions against Israel.
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