Fast Action for Truck Ablaze in Hayward Fire Fight
A tanker trailer caught fire prompting a rapid response from Hayward firefighters. Ed Baston alerted emergency crews to the blaze near Harder Road and Palma Cela stations. Harder Road trucks arrived first, racing to the scene two blocks from the station and extinguishing the fire in about one minute. Damage estimated at 570.
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Hayward
Ed Baston
Myron Kinsey
Frobisher Dr
Fremont
Palma Cela
Beauty Hurt in Fatal Crash Leaves Her Critical
Hayward beauty Paulette Skutel 19 remains in critical condition after yesterdays crash on B St Linden Rd. Arnold J Dids 24 died in the wreck. Skutel, a 1957 Hayward High graduate and former Miss Hayward contestant, was hospitalized in Oakland after the car tore into a pole and tree at 2 36 a m. Dids was a Hayward native employed in Oakland. The accident left multiple injuries and required hours of surgery.
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Paulette Skutel
Oakland
Kaiser
Arnold J Dids
Miss Skutel
Arvilla Son
Wes
Digs
B St
Linden Rt
Einl
Miss. Skutel
Hayward High
Hanward
Rudolph Skutel
Chevrolet
Pizarro Do
Fremont
Trinidad
Nic
Tony
Dias
Harvey
Castro Valley
Loraine -Kostal
Gettysburg
Sai-Leandrh
Margie
Eisenhower
Irving
Jave-Taurs
Sorensen" Bros
Gay
Inva
Corns
Hopeful Plans Unfair Tactics In Florida Campaign
TAMPE Florida Jim Fair launches a bid for the Estate Railroad and Public Utilities Commission seat. He plans to prove fitness by cycling campaign routes to meet voters and challenge rival Jerry Carter. The article questions his tactics and fairness in the race.
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Tampe
Fla
Jim Fair
Jerry Carter
Estate Railroad
Public, Utilities Commission
Prayer for Today
Prayer for today reflects a national faith theme urging reverence and dependence on thee. It recalls ancestors choosing virtue over death and asks guidance to follow the truth that frees, shaping the nation toward righteousness and divine will.
Probers to Ask Details on Goldfine Gifts
Washington investigators said they will demand more details from millionaire Bernard Goldfine about Christmas checks he gave to government employees including the White House aide Sherman Adams. Lawmakers questioned motive, suggesting the gifts aimed to buy influence as they plan a Tuesday briefing on $778,579 in treasurer’s and certified checks purchased by Goldfine firms since 184.
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UPD
House
Milionaire
Bernard Goldfine
Walte
Sherman Adems
John B. Bennett
Rmich
Peter F. Mack Ur
Goldtine
Mack
Bennett
Goldfine
HF Bennett
Rom Goldfine
Guldfine
River and Harbor Bill Clears Congress in Eisenhower Era
Washington President Eisenhower signed a 1.62 billion rivers and harbors bill after Congress trimmed objections, praising lawmakers for eliminating most shortcomings. The measure, a negotiated compromise, ends a long dispute with Congress and White House, with an estimated cost around 750 million.
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UPL
Sisenhawver
Congress
Francis
Eisenhower
Jedea
Wide Air-Sea Hunt For Missing C-124 Globe Master
Honolulu reports a huge Air Force C-124 Globe Master en route from the U S nuclear test area near Eniwetok to Hawaii sent word that engine three was failing while 200 miles west of Johnston Island. Navy and Air Force units conducted an extensive air sea search under good weather but darkness hindered operations. The plane, carrying a large crew, was feared lost as two SC-47 search planes and an Air Force C97 transport joined the effort from Johnston Island and the Far East.
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U.S. Nuclear Test Area
Eniwetok
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Marshall Islands
Airforce
Far’ East
Air Force
Tor Bynt
Snag Solved In Rescue of U.S. Captives
US naval base at Guantanamo reports a breakthrough in the rescue of 45 Americans and Canadians held by Cuban rebels. Rebels and government forces reportedly near a cease or exchange, with Red Cross involvement sought as negotiations continue. Fidel Castro appeals for medical aid. rescue operations to resume.
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Qubay
Guantanamo
Castro
Red Cross
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Chamberlain
Coral
Guia
Woliam
Guan Sanamo
Fidel Castro
International
Whet
Soriano
Ical
Women Flyers Ready for Powder Puff Derby Race
Women fliers launch in light planes for the 13th Powder Puff Derby a 2407 mile contest from Neel to Charleston with stops in Macon Georgia under aviation rules.
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TEGO
Charleston
Neel la
Macon
Fierce public safety activity near Tripoli in no man’s land
Reports describe heavy gunfire and bombardments across the demarcation zone between rebel factions and government forces near Tripoli. Fire pits and explosions disrupted activity as rebels targeted government positions and a petroleum center, while a civilian cat was fatally struck amid the firing. Beirut cabinet met in special session to discuss allegations of Syrian intervention in Lebanon.
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Liebamani
UPD
No.man’s
Tripoli
Hotel Hakim
U.N
Sta
No‘man's Land
Iraq
Petroleum: Co
Fisillade Pt
OLN
Lebanon
Dag Hammer
Infant Son of Senator Dies in Washington
Brief notice reports the death of the infant son of a U S senator in Washington. No further details or names are provided in the fragment.
Hayward Boy Drowns During Fishing Trip At Park
Gerald Zarer a Hayward boy about to join a fishing trip with his parents at Castle Crags State Park last Friday slipped on a bridge and fell into swift water. He could not swim and died after deputies attempted revival efforts. He was a third grade student at Markham School and survived by his mother Sue and father Ronald, who have lived in Hayward for 12 years.
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Gerald Zarer
Hayward
Hye Barrer
Sue
Leter
Beart
Shane
Oridge
Gerald
Markham
Erade
Boo
Ronald
San Joses
Farrece
Traffic Deaths Mount Steadily In Holiday Rust
Holiday bound motorists faced rising danger as the nation’s highways recorded a sharp Fourth of July weekend death toll. The United Press International count noted about 250 deaths since the holiday began, with seven more fatalities on the day and Florida, Iowa, and Kentucky among states reporting multiple crashes. The tally surpassed the prior three day Independence Day record, with officials estimating around 410 fatalities for the holiday period, breaking the 1955 peak.
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Death
United 2 Press
Ana
Pam
Florida
Towa
Kentucky
Uty
Council
County Fair Dance Jam and Horticulture Highlights
Readers learn of the county fair events for Saturday July 5 in Piedmont and Emeryville. Highlights include dance recreation stalls, barbecue area judging, and morning sheep breeds shows. Floral display entries feature carnations and professional floriculture demonstrations by REA. FFA feature events include horse show and mechanics exhibits with judging competitions.
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Piedmont
Emeryville
Chart ‘Square
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