Liz and Mike Todd scrap rumors over Taylor marriage
Elizabeth Taylor and Mike Todd faced public rumors of marital trouble after a star studded party. Todd bluntly defended their marriage saying they enjoy “scrapping” and will stay together. He cited her October baby expectancy and noted her back condition as a factor in tensions.
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Mike Todd
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Liz
Duchess of Kent
Kitchney Wilding
City Clerk Irene Jamieson to Retire After 21 Years
Irene Templeton Jamieson, Hayward City Clerk for 21 years, will retire September 15. A lifelong Hayward resident, she followed her father Mark B. Templeton into the post after illness and served through four full terms.
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Hayward
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Cash strewn bills found in Cameron hurricane area
Searchers comb Cameron Louisiana after a devastating tide struck the coastal town. Thousands of dollars in cash were recovered scattered across the countryside as residents, distrustful of banks, kept money on their property. A wad worth over $1000 was turned to authorities and identified as Aldis Richard's. the family has only four children surviving.
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Cameron
Louisiana
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Sheriff's Office
Boy Scout Brings Back Sought Trading Material
Pasadena 14 year old Jack King, 1st class Scout, heads to the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge after visiting 20th Century Fox Studio. He claims actress Jayne Mansfield gave him autographed photos, predicting the trading of scarce items will stun scouts.
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Pasadena
Valley Forge
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20Th Century Fox Studio
Jayne Mansfield
Bill Signed To Ban Refinancing On Home Loans
Governor Knight signs a two year ban on Cal-Vet loan refinancings to curb a flood of applications threatening a 500 million dollar bond issue. Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna notes 60 to 70 percent of requests are refinancings. Existing law prioritizes new home loans. about 35,000 applications remain.
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Richard T. Hanna
Westminster
State Dept. of Veterans Affairs
California
Départment
Sun Triggers Atomic Blast on Surface of the Sun
Washington reports a plant explosion and fireworks on the sun triggering a third-plus level solar flare. Atomic particles hit Earth within hours, disrupting short-wave radio and teletype circuits and sparking auroras and geomagnetic storms, with disturbances expected to linger through the Fourth of July.
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Washington
Sms
International Geophysical Year
Cafe Workers Clarify Wage Health Plan Increase
The Culinary Workers and Bartenders Local 823 clarifies its wage goal for health welfare coverage. Secretary-Treasurer Roy Woods says the demand is an additional $5.25 for dependent coverage plus a 10 percent across the board wage increase. About 1800 members in over 280 bars and cafes in Southern Alameda County are affected.
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Woods
Alamedal
What's Doing at East Bay Movies Spotlight Listing
The Daily Review provides a back page guide listing current movies from Orinda to Fremont and added San Francisco theater plays. This feature mirrors the growing daily theater renderings and highlights entertainment options across the East Bay.
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New. Movie
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Daily Review
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Fremont
San Francisco
Holiday Car Exodus Begins, Death Lurks
A mass exodus of Americans began today with an estimated 45 million cars on the highways for a long Fourth of July weekend. The National Safety Council warned of fatalities from drownings, crashes, and air accidents. FBI Chief Hoover urged against hitchhiking as law enforcement plans crackdowns on reckless driving. States like Georgia Kentucky Iowa California prepared road checks to curb drunks speeders and unlicensed drivers.
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Hoover
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Kentucky
Iowa
California
Four Killed In Oregon Crash Near Ontario
A head on collision 2 miles north of Ontario Oregon killed four persons and left two others critically injured. Identified victims include Charles M. Baker district supervisor of the Railway Express Agency in Salt Lake City and Olaf M. Berg of Seattle. Two women were among the dead, one believed Berg’s wife. a young unidentified woman was also listed. Alfred Johnson of Vancouver B C and Richard Newlon of Payette Idaho were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Seattle
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Olds Ferry
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Vancouver
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Richard Newlon
Ida
Guard Stumbles as Shots Echo Through Palmer House Lobby
Chicago police report a hotel guard slipped and dropped a bag containing anti-burglar devices in the Palmer House lobby. Three blank cartridges detonated and a sulphur bomb exploded, filling the hall with smoke. Officials say no crime occurred. A man fell to the floor during the disturbance.
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Ex-Haywardite Held In Slaying of Girl
Elmer Vorce a 32 year old Hayward milkman faced a preliminary hearing in San Diego on charges of murdering his six year old stepdaughter Mallory Sue after beating her when she refused to wash dishes. Deputy District Attorney Bob Saxton said Vorce and his wife Wilma 29 once lived at 459 Elmwood La Hayward.
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Fireworks Spectacular Tomorrow Across Alameda County
Tomorrow activities mark Independence Day with banks and many offices closed. Alameda County Fair ends after a 14 day run at Pleasanton Gates, opening at 10 a.m. Oakland Day caps the event with a 10 p.m. curtain. San Leandro celebrates at Chabot Park with a 2 p.m. Smile foot race, and a Fourth of July Barbecue lights up Airport Park Hayward hosted by five Democratic clubs led by chairman Rady Dellenrieder. An Oakland Lake Merritt fireworks display is planned for 9:30 p.m.
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Weather Outlook Tomorrow Across California
Weather tomorrow expected to stay fair aside from possible isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada. Five day forecast shows mild to warm conditions through the weekend with Bay Area temperatures around 70 to 80 in coastal areas and upper 60s to near 70 inland. Local cities show Red Bluff around 97, Sacramento near 91, Eureka about 81, Monterey Bay Area 70 to 80.
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Monterey
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Motorcycle crash near Crescent kills three, injures two
A 48 year old father and two of his young daughters were killed when the motorcycle they rode with his wife and two other children collided with a truck near Crescent Oka. The mother and another child were injured in the crash.
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President Says U S Offer Firm Amid Bus Line Crisis
City officials seek $6000 to save Emil Miller's Bus Line in Hayward facing collapse. Mayor Purchio and Council discuss city intervention while Chamber of Commerce expresses no commitment. Separate Washington report: Eisenhower says U S will invite others to verify progress toward a clean nuclear bomb and plans to expand peaceful uses of U235 with enriched supplies rising to about 100,000 kilograms.
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Boy Killed by a Bullet Not a BB Pellet
Stockton boy Freddy Lee Richardson, 12, was wounded in the temple while playing with BB guns near home. He died yesterday after an autopsy showed the head injury came from a .22 caliber bullet, not a BB pellet, according to police and federal officials.
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Stockton
Foreign Service
AEC Postpones Fourth of July Nuclear Blast
LAS VEGAS The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the planned Fourth of July detonation of an atomic device at the Nevada proving grounds for 24 hours. The large blast was rescheduled to 4 40 a.m. Friday.
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