D A Probes Hayward City Councilman Wright
The Alameda County District Attorney announced a full investigation of Hayward City Councilman Robert O Wright. Deputy DA William Ahern said the probe aims to finish quickly. Wright testified for four hours to the grand jury probing Oak land uranium promoter Rey W Van Deusen.
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North State Toll On Highways-17 Toll Toll Toll
San Francisco Bay Area chalked up weekend traffic deaths with at least 20 injuries. An 18 month old Gary Augerlove died after crawling behind a backing car in Santa Rosa. San Francisco reported its 49th traffic death of the year. Jack Roberts a 25 year old teamster died of head injuries from a motorcycle crash. Fred Anson Kelley 22 died when his bike hit a car at Pacific Manor on the San Mateo County coast.
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Santa Rita Rioters Arraignment Set
Pleasanton. Fifteen Santa Rita inmates will be arraigned here tomorrow on charges stemming from a June 27 riot at Santa Rita rehabilitation center. Ten others face probation revocation and terms in San Quentin for riot leadership with hearings later this week in Superior Court. Three men before Judge William Gale are charged with felonious destruction of prison property. others face misdemeanors for participating and failing to disperse when ordered.
Looting Report At Hayward Ice Cream Stand
Sheriff deputies investigate a weekend theft at Faster Freeze on E. 14th Street Hayward where $24 in dimes quarters and four dollars in bills vanished from a front drawer. Suspect Morton J. Saunders 36 of Alameda reported discovering missing rolls of dimes and quarters.
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Blood Plea For Hayward Boy Seeks Rare Blood Donors
Hayward father appeals for RH negative rare blood for his son Craig Baker a seventh grader at La Vista School who will undergo heart surgery at Stanford University Hospital on Thursday. Alameda Naval Air Station says 21 servicemen have volunteered along with many civilians. The procedure will remove an obstruction from the boy’s pulmonary vein and prevent future complications.
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Outlaw Cyclists Welcome and Police Roadblocks in Russell City
About fifty members of three outlaw motorcycle clubs rolled into Russell City Saturday night. A flying squad of twelve police sheriffs and highway patrol set up roadblocks and warned riders to behave while in the county. Two nonmembers, Theodore Phillips and Joséph G. Malotte, were pursued near Proctor School for alleged trespassing and evading arrest after他们 escaped on a narrow path. Phillips cited for no license and no plates.
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Anna Stivers Services Held in Fremont
Rites were held today for Anna Stivers 8a of Irvington a member of a pioneer ranching family of the Berge Mortuary Parlor Niles Rev C W Kirkpatrick officiated She died Saturday in a Alameda hospital A native of Irvington she had lived with a niece Mrs H L Scott in Niles The Stivers family historic ranch was established in 1847 spanning 365 acres and sold recently
GOP to Back Hot Clause In Rights Bill
Senate GOP Leader Knowland said the administration will not accept full elimination of a civil rights bill provision Southerners say could force school integration. Mundt proposed a substitute removing the section with jury trials for civil rights contempt cases. McNamara urged Eisenhower to resist compromise talk and end the filibuster threat as debate resumes.
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Nebraska Man New Elks Ruler
Hubert L. Blackledge a 57 year old attorney from Kearney Nebraska is expected to be chosen grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks today He is favored to succeed Fred L Bohn of Zanesville who gave his farewell address to the San Francisco convention of the Elks stressing the charity theme and youth activities as core principles.
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Oakland Motorcycle Officers Stopped After Speeding
Three Oakland motorcycle police officers, part of an elite drill team, faced trouble after speeding from an exhibition in Los Altos. Highway Patrol stopped two, David Freeman and James D. Fennelly, while James J. Reagan disappeared in a spray of salt.
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Ball of Fire Dog Frisky Burned In Prank
In Charleston a five year old collie named Frisky was set alight with turpentine by neighborhood youths. The dog ran and some bystanders fainted or froze as flames engulfed its coat. Frisky headed for the Kanawha River and disappeared for hours until veterinarians say the badly burned animal may still survive and live.
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Knowland Sets Word on Future Candidacy Talk
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland indicated he will likely issue an official statement on his California gubernatorial bid after Congress adjourns. He has long been viewed as a potential governor candidate and plans a extensive tour of California post adjournment. He said the tour does not relate to any unannounced candidacy, claiming it informs constituents about the current Congress.
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Typhoon Wendy Hammers Philippines Before China Reach
Tropical Typhoon Wendy, with 80 mph winds, moves toward the China mainland after striking six northern Luzon provinces. The storm disrupted communications and triggered landslides with heavy rains, causing extensive damage but no reported casualties.
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Floodwaters Force Hundreds from Homes in Two States
United Press reports a record weekend rain in northeastern Illinois and northern Indiana overflowing the Little Calumet and Grand Calumet Rivers. About 20 families evacuated in Wicker Park Manor while hundreds fled in Hammond, Highland, and Calumet City as dikes were sandbagged. Twelve deaths blamed on electrocution, drowning, and heart attacks.
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Racial Strife Told at Trial
Knoxville report on Clinton High School unrest cited by principal D. J. Brittain Jr as segregationist John Kasper demanded removal of Black students. He testified before a federal jury that tensions rose after the demand and the school closed last December amid probes into conspiracy to block integration.
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Diablo detonates after misfire on Yuca Flat test tower
The A bomb code named Diablo finally exploded at Yuca Flat after 18 days of misfires. Scientists watched from a protected shelter as a purple flame lit the West, seen from Los Angeles to San Francisco and audible across Bishop, Inyokern, and Tonopah. Military observers and 102 Canadian personnel witnessed the detonation alongside radiological researchers conducting countermeasures.
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Eisenhower Concludes Secret Helicopter Tour Atomic Defense
President Eisenhower completed a four helicopter tour of secret relocation centers and White House mobilization sites as the nation rehearsed a radioactive attack scenario. He landed on the White House lawn at 11 20 a.m. after a flight from the Highpoint headquarters, then proceeded to Gettysburg for a weekend of golf and rest.
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Governor Okays Jobless Pay Hike In California
SACRAMENTO. Governor Knight signs a measure raising maximum unemployment insurance benefits from 33 to 40 dollars weekly and revising employer contribution rates. The bill also imposes a flat five week disqualification for voluntary quitters and tightens related provisions. Other bills signed include campaign reporting thresholds, bidding restrictions, and a 1.34 million allocation for San Francisco Bay Area flood control studies.
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Dorothy, Di East Bay Sto Editorials Radio TV Sports
Women's World section notes radio and TV items, with editorials and sports briefs. Includes an index of comic features and want ads. Read as a compact snapshot of local media topics and entertainment listings.
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Four Californians Complete 3.5 Mile Canoe Voyage to L A
Four Northern California men ended a five week trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles to prove the seaworthiness of a 14 4 foot fiberglass canoe. The paddlers were Bob Leonard 25 and Mike Leonard 30 of Santa Cruz Nick Logan 21 and Bob Curl both of Los Gatos.
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Runaway Truck's 2nd Victim Dies in Dunsmuir Crash
DUNSMUIR Wilbur Jordan, 45, of Dunsmuir, died today becoming the second victim of a runaway plywood loaded truck-trailer that racked four injured on Dunsmuir's main street last Friday. Jordan drove a pickup demolished by the fast rig. A passenger in his truck, Jack Perry, a local printer, was killed instantly.
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