High Temperature Records Countdown In Bay Area
Forecasters predict a near record heat wave across Hayward Oakland and San Francisco with Oakland airport at 82.7 and anticipated highs topping 100 in inland valleys. Weather officials warned of possible 110 in hotter spots as thunderstorms and heat persist through the week.
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Peace Talks Hinge On Key Point At Kaesong
United Nations and Korean Communist negotiators moved through a sixth day at Kaesong with progress on two points while a central demand for a cease-fire differed. Atmosphere remained tense as languages were translated and recesses shuffled the pace of discussions toward an eventual armistice framework.
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Youth Still Is Critical After Auto Accident
Phillip Murrifield a six year old boy remained in critical condition after being struck by a car near his home on Harvey Avenue. He was treated at Fairmount Hospital and later transferred to Highland Hospital for further care.
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Hearing in Lurline Strike Near End
In San Francisco a federal hearing on the Matson liner Lurline dispute and the jurisdictional fight between CIO National Marine Union and APL Sailors Union of the Pacific is expected to conclude by the weekend. A court hearing on a permanent injunction to stop NMU picketing the Atéline was also scheduled.
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Jubilee Celebration Looms for 75,000 Attendees
Hayward More Una reports 75,000 people are expected to invade Layw to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee tomorrow. The event will feature the Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade with 400 journalists, hundreds of horses, wagons and military units on an outdoor 80 foot stage. Hollywood director William Crearkin heads the cavalcade with outdoor kickoffs, horse shows, a coronation, and a large carousal of acts, rides, and exhibits across four days in Southern Aline County.
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Public lecture on rattlesnakes at the Hayward library
Hayward youths Vid Danning Ralph Harris and others from Hayward High School will present a 7:30 pm lecture on serpents of the Western Hemisphere. They will display a boa constrictor and several rattlesnakes to illustrate facts and dispel popular fallacies about reptiles. The event is open to the public.
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Citizen Army Bolsters Dike Against Odds
West Alton Missouri residents, including women and children, ignore orders to flee and sandbag a secondary levee as the Missouri flood peaks. President Truman pledges federal relief while Maj. Gen. Pick warns this is the worst flood in U.S. history. Damages reach hundreds of millions. St. Louis area braces for a 40 to 41 foot crest with evacuations in Jefferson City.
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Tefferson City
Youth Reads To Blinded War Veterans
Eddie Dworehek, an 11 year old from Paoli Pa, traveled to Valley Forge Army Hospital to volunteer as a reader for blinded Korean War veterans. He carried two books, a Lou Gehrig biography and a Joe Duggan work, saying he has read to blind children for a year and hopes to help veterans here.
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Day Passes Without UN Death in Korea War
American troops reported no deaths in a 24 hour period marking the first time since the war began that no U S soldiers fell on the battlefield. Allied forces continued to press Red defenses as cease fire talks lagged. 128 B-29 Superfortresses bombarded targets at Slainju and Sariwon for the third straight day while UN patrols pushed into enemy territory along the central front.
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Six Commies Fail to Show in Federal Court Hearing
Six bailed out U.S. Communist leaders did not appear for a hearing on a trial date, delaying proceedings for 15 days before Judge John F. X. McGohes. Seventeen total defendants, including Armorican party leaders, face conspiring to overthrow the government charges. Vanderbilt Field remained jailed on contempt and bond issues tied to missing funds.
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Husky Thief Steals Aluminum Building
Perry Kinney reported to police that a 10 by 5 foot aluminum building was stolen from his San Fernando Valley property. He said he planned to move the structure to downtown Los Angeles for a shoeshine stand, but the building disappeared.
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Boy Shot While Playing Near Rail Tracks
Robert Valente aged 14 was shot in the arm near the Western Pacific railroad tracks on Wagner Street in San Lorenzo. He was taken to Fairemont hospital with a superficial gunshot wound after saying he was examining a rifle owned by a friend when it discharged.
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Two Injured In Rear End Accident In San Leandro Morning
Two persons were injured on Friday when a truck struck the rear of a pickup and sent it crashing into the car ahead. Gail Lee Fatten 4 Los Gatos and John C Silva P25 Niles sustained injuries but were not hospitalized. Driver of the third car Delbert Benge 0 Hayward. A second accident at 6 pm yesterday on Kwaysd and Dublin road injured Christine Specht 27 and Henry Specht 61 of Frese after their car swerved to avoid a broken trailer on a railroad track.
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Battery Charger Stolen From Used Car Lot
A battery charger was stolen from Jack and Herms Used Car at Jol and Mast streets in Ashland. Mannie R. Thompson, 34, Oakland, reported the larceny to the sheriff's substation. The machine was valued at 125 dollars.
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Piccetti Released After Electrical Shock Injury
Lyle Piccetti, treated at Levine hospital for a severe electrical shock received while operating a butler for a local fire firm, was discharged today to recover at his Cotterway home.
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Sex Murder Investigated By Deputies
Mummified remains of a man, dead six to twelve months, were found near Western Pacific railroad tracks north of International Kitchen. Deputies describe the death as murder by a sexual psychopath and note a one inch pipe used to bludgeon the victim. Investigators seek identification through immigration fingerprints, with a tentative name linked to a Mexican laborer.
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Harriman Liaison Seeks Settlement in Iran Oil Crisis
W Averell Harriman met Iran's parliamentary leaders on day three of mediation over the British Iranian oil dispute. Observers saw little chance for quick success as Harriman aims to create a settle ment atmosphere. Senator Yamin Esfanderi praised Harriman, while Iran's government sent MP Ghashghai Khostowy to Washington to explain Iran's oil issue.
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Rita Hayworth Seeks Definite Reconciliation Decision
New York DP reports Rita Hayworth, arriving from Hollywood, will reveal a definite decision on reconciling with Tom Hayworth at a Club 21 press event. Lawyer Dartley Crum says Hayworth has not asked support and has residence in Nevada, while discussions involve child Princess Yasmin and potential divorce terms.
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