Ike Announces He Will Run For President In 1960
A White House source says President Ike will run again and that aides plan a formal public reveal later this week. The report cites conversations with officials including Sherman Adams James Hagerty and John Sherman Cooper. Cooper reportedly balked at the idea when informed by the president.
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Ashington
Howev
White House
Sherman Adams
Janes Hagerty
Ingia
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Knowi Ike
National Debt Limit Signed by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower signed the national debt limit at his Gettysburg farm during a late night work session. The year’s ceiling is set at 275 billion dollars, with Congress asked to boost by only three billion, marking a reduced level after recent years. He also signed additional official papers during the brief session.
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Gettysburg
Hisenhower
Jesislay
Congress
Eisenhower
Leandro crash kills man and injures others in hit run
A Lake County crash on State Route 29 near Middletown killed Foster, a Globe-Wexhickt employee, and injured two sisters and others in Southern Alameda county. Police seek an old model two tone car. Witnesses and a retired highway patrolman described the pursuit but the vehicle fled. Additional injuries reported to a Oakland couple and their 29 month old son near the Senva prison area.
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Sothern
Alameda County
Middletown
Globe- Wexhickt Company
Imerysville
Childres
North Carolina
Foster
San Leandro
Antonette
Gamasa
San Leandro’ S Boulevard
Larsen
Fairmont
Ward
Vais
Oakland
Thel
Senva
Rita Prison
Farm
Ed Jward Grace
Phylis
Douglas
Grace
Carpenter Pacts to Keep Many on Job
Union officials estimate 70 percent of Southern Alameda county’s 2300 carpenters will work tomorrow under interim agreements with contractors to continue jobs during a strike that began this morning across Alameda Marin San Francisco and San Mateo counties. Local 7622 reports many firms signed while associations warned against interim deals signaling potential seven hour workday terms. no picketing occurred day one affecting about 16000 workers and $106 million in construction.
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Carpenters Union
Alameda
Marin
San Francisco
San Mateo
Hayward
Labor Temple
Matt Toad
Branden ‘Construction Company
Association
Home Builders of
Greater East Bay
Carpenters’ Bay District Council
Jsttike
Jet crash narrowly misses Little Leaguers in San Dimas
In San Dimas California a jet plane streaked low over a Little League picnic narrowly missing players before crashing in flames nearby. More than 150 children were present and escaped serious injury or death as the aircraft went down in an adjacent area. The incident prompted emergency response crews to secure the scene and assess injuries. Local authorities investigated the crash, with witnesses recounting the plane’s perilous pass over the field.
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SAN_DIMAS
Calif
Ord
Union City Notice Filed in California Annex Proposals
A new notice of intent to incorporate Union City is filed by the incorporation steering committee led by Frank Borghi Sr. and Les le H. Milley. The move aims to preserve jurisdiction over the 2400 acre Treeview annex overlapping with Union City and the Alvarado and Decoto school districts, while Hayward appeals a Superior Court ruling halting petition circulation.
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Elerkate
Uren
Frank Borghi Sr
Lesle H. Milley
Ithe Ci of
Hayward
Treeview
Union City
Bay City Incorp Motion Seeks Mandamus For Petition Filing
Bay City incorporation supporters led by William C Hurtado and Ethel Curley filed a mandamus action in Superior Court to compel the County Board to file its notice of intent to circulate incorporation petitions. The suit cites four board members delaying the fourth notice and seeks a 2 p.m. hearing on July 20.
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Bay City
Ashland
William C. Hurtado
Ethel Curley
Bay City Incorporation Committee
Superior Court
Corte
Francis ‘Dunn
Haylward
Newman, Marsh
Rich gold vein found in Limoges region of France
An engineer linked to a Paris firm reports a rich gold vein discovered in central France's Creusé department. The find lies in the Chambor township and reportedly contains 40 tons, described as possibly Europe’s richest vein.
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Limoges
France
Europe
Agence France Presse
Wich
Paris
Frm
Creusé
Chambor
Two men confess kidnap hoax in Weinberger case
Two men in New York confessed to posing as kidnappers of five week old Peter Weinberger and luring the mother to a rendezvous to steal a $5000 ransom. They face charges of attempted extortion and kidnapping with lengthy prison terms. a third man was released as an innocent bystander.
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New York
Peter Weinberger
Thomas Cullen
Queens
Bety Weinberger
Long Island
New York City
Cullen
Wwe
Weinberger
Doly
Westbury
Long Grand
Rowell
Giebjet
Iso
John Andrews
Raymond Marlin
Andrews
Callen
Boxer Sentenced in Vagrancy Case After Miceli Bout
Maurice Harper, who defeated Joe Miceli on national TV, was sentenced to one year in jail for vagrancy. Harper faced probation from a federal case for mail theft, and a San Francisco deputy probation officer planned to seek a federal arrest warrant after the ruling.
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Oakland
Maurice Herpes
Joe Miceli
New York
Harper
Edward J. Smith
Miceli
Sid J Flaherty
Follo
Thoranson
San Francisco
C.D. Hamlin
Harner
Driver's Aim Off Shuts Tunnel After Wedding Hit
A 21 year old Robert A Wirfel Jr of Oakland crashed into the west portal of the Twin Peaks street car tunnel in San Francisco after a wedding reception. His car stalled and he left the scene. Police arrested Wirfel for drunkenness and issued a ticket for pulling in with a stalled vehicle.
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San Francisco
Robert A. Wisfe
Oakland
Wirfel
Twin Peeks Street
San’ Francisco
Rock and Roll Dance Riot Leaves City Youth in Custody
A Decoto youth, among a dozen held, faced juvenile authorities after a rock and roll dance riot at Farrmar ballroom in San Jose. Police say a fist fight escalated into a melee injuring dozens, with damages around 3000 dollars. Beer license questioned as most participants were from out of town.
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San Jose
Decota
Farrmar
Roy Blackmore
Damaz
Shaho
14Th Street
Diesdade
Jishie
Decoto
Alvarado
Volire
Fats
Nixon Warns On Soviet Aid During Karachi Stopover
Vice President Richard Nixon warned that nations accepting Communist aid risk becoming satellites, but said the United States would not necessarily withhold aid. He argued aid would help countries become economically self-sustaining, as he continued a goodwill Asia tour with stops in Karachi and Ankara and voiced opposition to recognizing Peiping.
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Pakistan
INS
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Nixon
Karachi
Asia
Ankers
Turkey
United Nation
Peiping
Deaths Mount In Wide Havoc
A volcanic earthquake near Thera in the Cyclades caused a massive tsunami and widespread destruction. Reports say at least 50 killed and hundreds injured as the eruption raged and waves battered nearby islands. Rescue efforts mobilized as King Paul and Queen Frederika visited the stricken area.
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Aegean
Greece
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Therea
Sancovia
Cyclades
Romez Observatory
Italian
Instrum
Thera
Aus
Royal Navy
Queen Frederika
Mt. Elias
House UK's Four Billion Aid Bill Clears House
The House passed a four billion dollar foreign aid authorization bill by voice vote as Congress neared adjournment. President Eisenhower urged support in Gettysburg, warning that peace depended on the program, while the Senate considered sending the measure to the White House for signature. The appropriations panel reduced the President’s request by about one and a half billion, signaling further floor battles in both chambers.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
House
Appropriations Committee
Gettysburg
Steel Wage Talks Deadlock Halts U S Steel Output
Pittsburgh negotiators for 630 000 striking United steel workers and the industry faced a standstill as talks collapsed nine days into a wage dispute. A federal move was expected to try breaking the deadlock while neither side advanced new proposals. John A Stephens and federal mediator Finnegan said no developments and hoped talks would resume.
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Pittsburgh
United Workers
New York
John A. Stephens
A_ 5
Steel’ Corporation
Relief Industry
Joseph F. Finnegan
Blaze Destroys C Street Barn in Hayward
A rear C Street barn at 1236 C Street was destroyed by a blaze yesterday afternoon in Hayward. Fire department reports show damage around 300 dollars with unknown cause. Firemen arrived with three pieces of equipment and took about 20 minutes to control flames as smoke rose 150 feet. The property is owned by Jess Lempo, with Paul L Young residing at the address.
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C' Street
Hayward
Kemen
Paine
Paul L 'Young
Jess Lempo
Miss New York State Miss Universe Contest Return Possible
Kay Douglas Grundy winner of Miss New York State faces personal disclosure as she plans to travel to Los Angeles for the Miss Universe contest. Reports state she is legally Mrs Kay Grundy and mother to a 10 month old, amid marital tensions cited in police statements following an argument with her husband aged 38.
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New York
Douglas
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