Sid Caesar Reteams With Imogene Coca For TV Return
New York United Press reports Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca may reunite on a half hour TV show next winter as a follow up to the Show of Shows format. Coca is in Detroit performing Janus while Caesar says he is glad she accepted.
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Janus
Detroit
Nbc-Tv
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Janet Blair
FBI Nabs Hayward Bank Holdup Suspect
FBI agents arrested William Liebscher Jr. 89 of Fairfax on suspicion of robbing 14 California banks including the Hayward Branch Bank of America on March 1 1975. He allegedly used knowledge of banking routines and waited during banking hours to threaten the teller with a green cashier’s check note. He was taken into custody without struggle in Marin County and eyed for arraignment in San Francisco.
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Fairfax
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H. G. Foster
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San Fran
Fairfax Auto Let
Marin County
U.S
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Sant “Francisco
Esther Wilson
Media
San Lorenzo
B St
Blood Donors Get Thanks of Ray's Parents
A 13 year old Hayward boy Craig Baker required Type O Rh negative blood for July 13 surgery at Stanford Hospital for a heart condition. His parents Warren Officer and Mrs Doyle Baker thanked donors and newspapers for generous blood gifts that aided Craig and others in need from Northern California and Nevada while he recuperates at home in about two weeks.
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95 MPH Chase Jails Boy, 16 in Oakland
A 16 year old driver of a stolen 1956 station wagon led Oakland police on a chase reaching 95 mph on the Eastshore freeway. A 1032 inch knife and brass knuckles were found in the car. The youth fled into West Oakland before officers recovered the vehicle.
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Filbert Streets
North
Harry Tara
Airbochia
Koy
Palo Alto
House Approves Wage Boost For Postal Workers
The House voted 379 to 38 to grant postal employees a 546 per year pay raise, adding 279 million dollars to Post Office Dept expenditures. Administration opposed it as inflationary, while opponents expect a presidential veto. The Senate has approved a seven and one half percent salary increase with a separate cost of living hike from 240 to 80 dollars depending on pay scale.
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INS
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Post Office Dept
Eisenhower
Senate
Post Office Committee
Richardson Resignation Denial Echoes Across Hospital Board
Eden Hospital directors deny having a resignation from Marvin Richardson in their possession and say no such document exists. Oliver Stivers called the claim a figure of speech tied to Richardson’s verbal resignation offer from eight months ago in Formosa. Four area organizations are pressing for Richardson to return or be removed, while the Citizens Advisory Committee invites Director Rhodes to defend his criticisms at the August 1 meeting.
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Eden Hospital
Marvin Richardson
Pat Rhodes
Milton
Richardson
Formosa
A. G. Jackson
Julius Levine
O. B. Henderson
Paul Rrodes
Russian Arms Show by Egypt in Cairo Parade
Cairo marks the fifth anniversary of the revolution with a massive military display. President Nasser unveiled Soviet rocket launchers as MiG fighters and Tyushin bombers roared above. The three hour event showcased rebuilt Egyptian forces and included Russian tanks and equipment amid postwar gains.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Sinai Peninsula
Farouk
Hungary Declines U Salk Offer
Vienna reports Hungary officially declined a U S Salk vaccine offer to combat the ongoing polio epidemic, saying the decision is temporary as authorities assess needs.
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U.S. Salk
Vienna
U.S
Suspect Arrested in Venice Police Killings
John Phillip Peterson a 30 year old aircraft plant worker with police records in three states was arrested in Venice after a large manhunt for the slayer of two officers. Police say three witnesses identified him as the killer and that he allegedly vowed more policemen should be murdered.
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California
Richard Phillips
Milton Curtis
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Peterson
INS
Spellman Viewed As Possible Pope
Peterson whose police record allegedly includes arrests in Los Angeles Chicago and Florida areas was taken into custody as about 200 officers ended a night long house to house search in Manhattan Beach where the murderer was believed to be hiding. Officers surrounded a Venice house as Peterson appeared at the door and peered from a window. An officer said a warrant was sought then Peterson was found in bed in New York after a long chase linked to a Roman connection to Cardinal Spellman.
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A. J. Linaham
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
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Curtis
el Segundo
Body of Pilot Found After Crash Near La Moine
Searchers found the body of Eugene Berkheimer 27 of San Leandro near La Moine following a May 10 crash in a small single engine Cessna 120. The plane disappeared after leaving Hayward for Yakima Washington.
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Lloyd Smith
Red Bluff
Stroll to LA Took 12 Days by San Francisco Student
Harry Keiser, 23, a music student at San Francisco City College, began a 12 day walk from San Francisco to Los Angeles after traveling with no money for a bike. He arrived in Los Angeles sunburned and tired yet said the journey was worth it.
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Harry Keiser
San Francisco
Keiser
San Francisco City College
Los
Foothill Ceremony Tomorrow Marks Road Widening
A Foothill ceremony tomorrow at 12 15 near Hayward High School marks the widening of Foothill to six lanes between Russell Way and Bridge Street and four lanes to Mattox Road. The Hayward Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the opening, followed by a luncheon at the Dutch Cellar. City and county officials and representatives from state and local offices are expected, along with Emporium Capwell Co officials. Contractors on the project were Close Construction and Krull and Pacheca.
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Bridge St
Mattox Rd
Hayward’ Chamber of Commerce
Sacramento
San Francisco
State Division of Highways
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Close Construction
Krull and Pacheca
Eisenhower Backs Federal School Aid Bill
President Eisenhower gave a late but qualified endorsement to the Federal School Aid Bill as it faces House consideration. He told GOP leaders that the school construction measure is better than no action, noting the plan would provide 1.5 billion dollars in federal aid over five years versus the administration’s 1.3 billion over four years.
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INS
Eisenhower
GOP
Max. Eisen ‘Hower
Knight pitch backs major league baseball for California
Sacramento governor hopeful J. Knight urged bringing major league baseball to California at a bi weekly news conference. He argued the state is large enough in population and importance to merit inclusion in the big leagues and is sports minded enough to enthusiastically want these teams. He also discussed golf during the session.
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Gov. Goodwin
J. Knight
California
Knight
Marine Captain Charged With Government Funds Theft
San Diego based Capt Henry Willers a 39 year old nursing officer from Camp Pendleton turned himself in to Las Vegas authorities and was charged with theft of 37500 from government funds He admitted losing the money in two Las Vegas trips claiming 13000 on the first trip and the remainder on the second, before FBI involvement and custody transfer preparations.
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Camp Pendleton
Sas Vegas
Henry Willers
Las Vegas
Sena
FBI
U. 5
Gaptakejames Batty Marshall Gray
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Fider
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British Hanging Stirs Parliament
In Durham England the murderer of a 73 year old widow stirred debate as parliament returned to consider abolishing capital punishment in Britain.
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England
Britain
Ohio coroner debunks Florida inmate confession hoax
Deland Florida coroner Dr Samuel Gerber called the Florida inmate Donald Wedler confession to the 1854 Marilyn Sheppard murder a complete hoax after four hours of questioning. In Knoxville Tennessee outside John Kasper and six Clinton residents were convicted of contempt for violating a federal integration order.
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Marilyn Sheppard
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