Rebel Chief OKs Talks on Crisis in Beirut
Saeb Salam, rebel leader in Beirut, says he is willing to meet U S diplomat Robert Murphy if asked, but demands U S forces withdraw. Fighting between rebels and government forces escalates with up to 14 killed and 12 wounded, near Al Khayad Hill, as diplomacy continues and Lebanon's 66 member parliament plans to elect a successor to President Chamoun.
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Driver with rabid dog hunted by police hours after theft
Police hunted a California bound motorist carrying a rabid dog in an orange Volkswagen bus. The driver whittier bound was identified as James Chilson of Whittier California, with the dog later testing rabid after biting a man in Gary Indiana. Authorities said the two week trip to Whittier began from Hammond Indiana.
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Summit Slowed By the Demand
UNITED NATIONS N Y UPD diplomats said Eisenhower’s insistence that any Middle East summit meet under UN Security Council rules slowed progress toward the conference. He warned Moscow not to force terms, signaling possible delay or collapse. Britain backed the note and France’s stance was expected to align. Khrushchev floated next Monday for the summit, but Eisenhower called it too soon.
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County Trucking Still Tangled By Teamster Strike
Alameda County trucking workers and 2000 Teamsters Local 7 members strike against about 100 Alameda County members of the California Trucking Associations. A contract vote was set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at Oakland Auditorium, with union officials signaling a recommendation to reject terms. If accepted, operations may resume Monday. if not, East Bay firms risk curb to output and layoffs, as Pacific Intermountain Express, Consolidated Freightways, and Pacific Motor Trucking halted. San Francisco terminals mostly unaffected, while Oakland could be limited to Monday delivery.
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Ants Escape Fiery Death in La Crescenta Fire
LA CRESCENTA police say Edward G. Lamel armed with a blow torch set a hilltop ant hill alight to clear red ants near his home. Firefighters contained the two acre blaze. the ants survived underground and resumed activity after the flare up.
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Explorer IV Satellite Lifts Off From Cape Canaveral
Explorer IV, a 38 pound satellite, launched atop an Army Jupiter C from Cape Canaveral at 8 am, becoming the first American moon visible in Russia. It orbited Earth in about 10 minutes, faster than Explorer I and II, with Russia's Sputnik III noted as the fastest overall. The mission aims include gathering space data as plans for the International Geophysical Year continue.
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Moon Shot Planned by Air Force in Three Weeks
Los Angeles report says the Air Force will launch its first lunar probe in about three weeks using a three stage rocket from Cape Canaveral. The mission aims to observe the Moon with instruments while not necessarily hitting the lunar surface. Officials note the third stage was built for the project and the first shots may simply circle the Moon.
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Valley Mother Kills Herself Found By Son
Castro Valley police report 38 year old Phyliss G Nunes killed herself by car exhaust fumes. She left a note reading I love you all very much. The body was found by her 11 year old son Danny after he failed to reach her by phone while out of a movie. Her husband Alfred E Nunes 89 a diesel mechanic and sister-in law Ward and Russell Allen 15 and 13 aided in the discovery. Cars towels around the muffler and ignition off. Services pending at Castro Valley Mortuary.
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Log Tragedy Jails Trucker
ARCATA UP I reports Myrland B Austin 29 of Grants Pass jailed on negligent manslaughter charges after a logging truck crashed on Highway 199 injuring two others. Officers said the truck failed to slow on a curve and toppled, killing Mrs melt law and another occupant of the station wagon instantly.
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Farm Bill OK Seen Hailed by Administration
Washington UPI reports the administration hailed a farm bill approved by the Senate 2 to 11, aimed at granting Ezra Taft Benson power to cut price support floors and ease planting curbs. Republicans 37 and Democrats 25 supported. Benson praised it as constructive though not fully meeting his aims. Democratic leader Len Hubert Humphrey condemned price-cutting provisions and vowed to press the fight, while Benson called the bill a victory for sound principles and farmer freedom.
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Four Hurt Slightly In Auto Mishap Near Astor
Four youths were sent home after emergency treatment for cuts and scratches when a car driven by Gary Bywater left the road two miles west of Astor along Chabot Lake Road at 10:35 p.m. yesterday. The injured were Bywater 18, Joyce La Sarte 15, Irma Pritz 16 of Oakland, and Ronald Lakomy 20 of Castro Valley, with injuries ranging from minor to moderate.
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Reader's Tip Nabs Two Theft Suspects
A Daily Review reader tipped off the sheriff, leading to the arrest of two Cherryland youths, both 14, in Hayward. The case centers on two kayaks recovered from Warren Berg, 38, and evidence includes bicycles, a portable radio, a lawnmower, and a midget racing car claim. The teens had stored a kayak in a bedroom, with one admitting past bicycle thefts. Police investigate.
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Fremont Move Starts To Oust Mrs Bendel Recall Push Grows
Fremont Action Committee planners push recall against Councilwoman Bendel over City Manager Coop disputes as 200 residents crowd meeting. Petition shows 507 signers favor recall though two new council members are shielded for six months. Supporters target mayor and another council member amid a tense political clash in Fremont.
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Prayer for Today in Praise and Gratitude
A devotional prayer thanks the Father for beauty in all seasons and for gifts in times of need. It asks guidance to use blessings to glorify surroundings and honor the divine name as daily tasks are carried out.
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