Oil War in Arabia Pushes British Troops to Fly In
NICOSIA Cyprus INS British troops prepared to fly from Aden to Muscat to support Sultan forces in a Southeast Arabian oil clash. Imam followers battle sultan’s troops. Imam seeks Saudi protection after Nizwa clash. Outcome could affect Saudi sovereignty and oil concessions held by American firms.
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Cyprus
INS
Muscat
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Nizwa
Buraimi
Leopold Awaits Fateful Action in Clemmency Bid
In Joliet Illinois Nathan Leopold Sr, 52, awaits the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board decision on his fourth clemency petition. He has spent 33 of his 52 years in prison for the 1924 Bobby Franks murder. Warden Joseph E. Ragen notes Leopold rarely speaks but hopes for the best as the board studies his plea.
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Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Ill
Illinois Parole, and Pardon Board
Leopold
Horse Show In Park Tomorrow
OAKLAND The annual all English Horse Show sponsored by the Field and Fence Club will be held tomorrow at MHA Arena in Joaquin Miller Park off Skyline Boulevard opposite Roberts Park. Open to the public without admission charge it will feature hunter jumper and equitation classes according to president Chris N Borba.
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Oakland
The
Field and Fence Club
MHA
Joaquin Miller Park
Skyline, Blvd
Roberts Park
Chris N. Borba
Emil Millers Buses Face Funding Fight in Hayward
Hayward residents and merchants debate a $6000 funding need for Emil H Miller Transit Lines to maintain daily routes to Palma Ceia and Schafer Park from downtown. Miller argues the sum is required for minimum profit and improved service, while Key System Tings has denied extending service due to a $19,000 annual loss.
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Hayward
Emil H. Miller
Miller
Bob Jones
Los
Palma Ceia
I Schafer Park
Public Utilities Commission
Bus line faces financial peril amid rider shortages
A Hayward area bus line, started in 1949, struggles with low patronage and rising costs. Despite routes to Schafer Park Palma Ceia and Russell City, only partial service and aging infrastructure threaten continuity. Local officials seek subsidies or greater patronage as motorists crowd streets and car pools grow.
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Germany
Tost
S. Air Force
Schafer Park
Hayward; Businses
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Russell City
Miller
Hayward
Harder Ra
Western Ave
Hesperian Blvd
Tatter
Daily Review publication and office addresses era
The text lists publication details for The Daily Review Hayward and Centerville offices, including postal classification, subscription rates, and contact addresses. It notes post office entry, box address, and circulation bureau references with two office locations and phone hints.
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Daily Review, Inc
Postoffice
Hayward
California
Ask Communications
P.O
Califor
Daily Review
Evcerse
Castro Valley Boulevard
Canterviley
South Main Street
Centerville
Burzad
Freeways Safety Factor Reported in California Study
A 1952 to 1956 study by the California Division of Highways finds freeways and expressways safer per vehicle mile than other state highways. Freeways show 13 deaths per million vehicle miles versus 25 for other highways, and fatalities at 0.97 per hundred million vehicle miles on freeways against 2.44 on other state roads. The report notes 840 miles of expressways, 92 miles under construction, and 241 miles deemed unsafe but under improvement.
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Sacramento
California
Division of Highways
Castro Valley
Optimist Club
Johad
Castro Gardens
Castro Valley Blvd
Guy Matheny
Federal Surplus Costs Doubt On Tax Cut Prospects
Washington reports a 1957 federal surplus of 1.645 billion dollars with revenues at 710 billion, 363 million above the January estimate, while outlays reached 69.344 billion, 444 million above forecast. Administrators credit luck such as Britain declining a 400 million loan. still forecasters see a smaller 1.8 billion surplus for the new year, about 1.2 trillion less than needed for a major tax cut.
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Washington
Mark 'Toas
Treasury
Navy Raises IQ Standard Amid Force Reductions
The Navy lifted its aptitude requirement from 48 to 42, tying it to a potential discharge after two years and restricting reenlistment for low scorers. The service plans to cut 1,535 officers plus 13,365 enlisted, with recruiting quotas trimmed by five percent as part of a 100,000-man reduction authorized by Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson.
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Washington
Ins
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Navy
Army
Rains Force Fashion Show Change in Rome
Rainstorm hits outdoor fashion show at the Fee Biani villa in Rome forcing designers Simonetta and Fablapts to restage interiors. Models and guests including duchesses and countesses were soaked, seamstresses wiped tears and soaked gowns, while foreign attendees sought cover and questioned sunny Italy.
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Rome
Ins
Simonetta and
Fablapts
Fee
Biani Villa
Italy
Leaky Dam Threat Sparks Colorado Evacuations
About 1500 residents returned home after state engineers said danger had lessened at Capulin Colorado where a leaky earthen dam prompted evacuations. The 168 foot high reservoir holds about a billion gallons of water and crews worked to plug the gap as residents fled the area.
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Japulin
Colo
Souerm
Colorado
Race
San Luis Valley
Cyclist Injured In Car Collision In Hayward
Hayward cyclist George W Schmoll 20 reported he blacked out after his bike hit a motorist at Jackson and Castro streets. Patricia E York 22 stopped eastbound car at a signal when the crash occurred. Schmoll treated at Fairmont Hospital and transferred to Highland Hospital. No citations issued as investigation continues.
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Hayward
Jackson and
Castro Sts
George W. Schmoll
Duval Ln
Fairmont Hospital
Highland Hospital
Patricia E. York
McFarlane
Pan
Sas Schmoll
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