All White Jury Warned In Historic Racial Trial
In Knoxville Tennessee an all white jury was warned by Federal Judge Robert Tay to guard against outside influence as they prepare to hear the government’s first attempt to enforce the Supreme Court school integration decree.
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Uniform house numbering plan eyed for county
Alameda County supervisors are to consider a Hahn Wise and Associates proposal to set a uniform numbering system for unincorporated areas, extending base lines through San Leandro Hayward and southward to Pleasanton and Livermore. Odd numbers would be on the right and even on the left.
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Ex-grid star aims 450 mile San Francisco to Los Angeles hike
Ex-paratrooper Harry L. Keiser, 23, former SF High School grid and track star, started a 450 mile trek along Highway 101 from San Francisco to Los Angeles to match his brother Carl's Seattle golf feat. He left City Hall at 8 am vowing 20 miles daily, planning to reach City Hall on Aug 15. He wore Bermuda shorts and a gray windbreaker, saying his dress shoes won’t wear out.
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Body Found Near Tracks in Irvington
A 58 year old Newark dairyman Meinard Schelbert was found dead beside Western Pacific railroad tracks in Irvington yesterday. Identified by fingerprints, he had no known relatives. The Alameda coroner’s office reported he apparently fell from or was struck by a train.
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Copter Flight Saves Sierra Hiker
An injured hiker, John F. Scott, 23, UC Berkeley graduate student from Stockton, was evacuated from rugged Kings Canyon terrain by an Air Force helicopter. The 13,500 foot flight culminated with a rapid 11,000 foot landing near Palisades Lake and a swift stretcher transfer for hospital care. Pilot May Zeigler from Edwards coordinated the operation after a recon flight, facing turbulence and high altitude maneuvers in the Sierra Nevada.
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Plane Lands in Canada Missing Pilot Sought at Dawn
A plane piloted by George E Sterling from Sepulveda California landed at Patricia Bay British Columbia at 4 p m yesterday but failed to report in Coast Guard amphibious aircraft began a search at daybreak today to locate the missing aircraft and pilot.
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Ambassador Leaves Berlin for Moscow Duty Posts
U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson departed Berlin Tempelhof by plane for Moscow to assume new duties. He traveled with his wife, two daughters, a step-daughter, and four Italian maids.
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Timber Fire Triggers Air Crash Hoax Report
A false report of a four air raft crash during a severe storm near Clark Mountain prompted two rescue teams to search toward the Nevada line. Lt Bud Moore of the California Highway Patrol said no wreckage was found after helicopters scouted the area and observers noted timber fires caused by lightning.
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Rights Fight Lingers In Senate After Civil Rights Bill
Senator Lyndon Johnson said the Senate will stay in session and take up additional measures after civil rights legislation. He expressed confidence the Senate would make responsible choices on several items before adjournment, a view echoed by GOP Leader Knowland who expects Congress to tackle other bills after finishing the civil rights measure.
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Bulganin Seen Next Victim of Kremlin Purge
Washington based officials speculate that Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin may be the next target in Khrushchev's purge. Unconfirmed Moscow reports say Bulganin and Voroshilov supported Molotov and other Stalinists in an abortive bid to oust Khrushchev.
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School Land Lease Opposed Amid Middle East Crisis
Fremont trustees seek bids to lease land behind Niles Grammar School to Humpty Dumpty Nursery amid protests. Petition argues lease harms traffic and playground needs. A United Nations team in the region and a border clash are cited as context. An Israeli worker was wounded by a Syrian sniper in upper Galilee.
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Florida Judge Awards Girl to Jewish Couple
Miami judge grants Melvin B. Ellis custody of six year old Hildy McCoy ending a five year interfaith custody battle. The Ellises sought adoption after raising the child born to a Catholic mother, with welfare officials backing the move to keep the child with her long familiar guardians.
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Hayward bids draw Giants parley on franchise plan
Parley with New York Giants president Horace Stoneham looms as A L Branden pursues an eight million four hundred thousand dollar Hayward stadium project. Branden says he has an appointment in a week and notes other key figures favor his bid while San Francisco officials push for a Giants move. Stoneham declined comment as Hayward voices mixed reactions follow city council approval.
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Three Boys Face Looting Charges in San Francisco
Police in custody arrest three youths in the Marine district for ransacking at least six homes and stealing a car. Inspectors Duveneck and Casciani said a 15 year old honor student led the trio as the brains behind the burglaries on Marine boulevard and surrounding homes.
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Night heart attacks claim two lives in St Paul
In St Paul an elderly man and his wife died within minutes of each other from heart attacks. Louis H. Rademacher, 75, called police seeking help for his property valued at 50,000 dollars and then collapsed. His wife Marie Byrd Rademacher also died of a heart attack in another room as probate proceedings for the estate proceeded. The couple’s deaths halt the atomic weapons trust, with the will filed and the probate schedule postponed. The warning blast and property stake tied to the Byrd estate loom.
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Famed Novelist Sholem Asch Dies in London at 76
LONDON. World famous novelist Sholem Asch died today in London at age 76. Born in Poland, he became a naturalized American citizen in 1920 and moved to Israel in 1956. He had come to Britain to visit his daughter Ruth. Asch wrote in Yiddish, with most novels translated into German and other languages.
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Aga Khan Failing Health At Swiss Retreat
Geneva dispatch reports the aging Aga Khan, long ill, weakening rapidly at the Swise retreat where he sought renewed health care. The notice notes his frail condition and ongoing concern among followers and officials.
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