Girard Case Delays Japan Extradition Trial Blocked
A federal judge in Washington blocked surrender of Army specialist William E. Girard for trial in Japan in the firing range death of a Japanese woman. He scheduled habeas corpus arguments for Tuesday with the government retaining custody and Girard's lawyers seeking immediate relief.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Giilliam E. Girard
Joseph C. McGarrtaghy
Girard
Carroll
District Court
U. S
United States
Ike's Fallout Data Attack Sparks Congressional Debate
U S scientist Dr Walter Selove told a congressional Atomic Energy subcommittee that the NAS report on atomic radiation fallout is seriously out of date. He urged a new analysis, challenging claims on safe doses, while President Eisenhower cites the NAS work as his guide on fallout.
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Washington
INS
U. S
Eisenhower
Walter Selove
Congressional’ Atomic, Energy
National Academy of Sciences
Selove
Hev
NAS
Federation
Ing
Sf Lteeta'tor
Pitts
Soi
Best Friends Debunk Charge in Harboring Vicious Dogs
In Los Angeles W H Mooring of Playa Del Rey faced a harboring of vicious animals case after his two Weimaraners were observed behaving affectionately toward bystanders. Deputy City Attorney Dan Gring Bold dismissed the charge, noting the dogs' friendly conduct.
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Los Angeles
Ins
W.H. Mooring
Playa del Rey
Alcatraz inmate stabbed to death
SAN FRANCISCO A 23 year old inmate was fatally stabbed at Alcatraz Island Federal Penitentiary. Edward Gauvin was killed in the chest and heart with an eight inch homemade copper knife wielded by Roland Simcox 25 according to Warden Paul Madigan.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island Federal Penitenary
Pail’ Madigan
Edward “H. Gauvin
Roland E Simcox
Vote Today On Key Pay Offer At Oakland
Oakland Key System train and bus drivers vote today on a one year contract with a 10 cent hourly wage increase. The strike deadline was postponed 24 hours to 12:01 a.m. Saturday to allow public input if the union rejects the proposal. About 3300 members cast ballots from early morning to evening at four East Bay points and the San Francisco terminal. Results due at 9 p.m. Some members oppose the pact despite union urging.
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Oakland
Vern. Stam
Baugh
East Bay
Key System
San Francisco
Pam
California assembly bill authorizes new state colleges
Assemblyman Carlos Bee's bill AB 4 authorizes a four year state college to be located in Southern Alameda County with a 1 650 000 appropriation. The measure also provides similar funding for colleges in Orange County Stanislaus County and the North Bay Area and moves to the Senate floor for final vote next week.
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Sacramento
Carlos Bee
State
Alameda
Senate
Sinate
Brees
Alameda County
State College
Orange
Stanislaus
North Bay Area
Probe Ordered On Athletes Pep Pill Use
NEW YORK The American Medical Association ordered no investigation into stimulant use by amateur, collegiate, and professional athletes. Berger labeled the practice shocking and vicious, while leading coaches questioned the charges and affirmed that players do not use stimulants before events.
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New York
American iMedical Assn
Ame
Deur
Miles
House of Delegates
The
Medical Association
Berger
Hypodermic Blamed for Death in Inglewood
In Inglewood California a dirty hypodermic needle is blamed for the death of Lester C Rodriguez a 17 year old Inglewood High School student after more than 48 hours of agony. Investigators say the death was caused by potent hepatoxin causing rapid organ deterioration and note several marks on his body from the use of the needle. The youth died yesterday at Harbor General Hospital.
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Inglewood
Calif
Lester C. . Rodriguez
Harbor General
Rodriguez
Mirror in Glasses in Chicago Fashion Spread
A fragmented description discusses eyewear trends in Chicago, noting rimless or plain frames, metal rims, and ornate dramesi styling. It presents a view of glasses as indicators of femininity, wealth, youth, popularity, and elegance amid a conservative yet expensive aesthetic.
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Chicago
Death of Grass Valley spinster teacher shocks town
Alice Nolan a 63 year old substitute teacher was found slain at the foot of her staircase in Grass Valley California. Nevada County Sheriff Wayne Brown said autopsy showed more than 40 stab wounds likely from a pointed tool such as an icepick. A male suspect was believed to be in custody or imminent arrest as investigators withheld details pending the case.
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Alice Nolan
Waa
Grass Valley
Nevada County
Wayne Brown
Brown
Daris
Nolan
Grassi
Vanley
Water rights compromise bill clears Senate in Sacramento
The Senate killed an administration backed proposal to settle the water rights dispute between north and south. An Assembly committee pursued another compromise with minimal debate. Senator John F. Thompson sponsored the Thompson bill, drawn by Harvey Banks, head of the State Department of Water Resources, and sent it to an interim two year study.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Senate Water Resources Commtee
San Jose
Harvey
Banks
State Department of Water Resources
Quintuplets Reported as Birth in Mozambican Route
France Presse dispatch from Paris states an African woman, previously a mother of twins, triplets and quadruplets, has given birth to quintuplets today near Lourenço Marques in Mozambique. The report cites Mrs Selina convene and notes the birth occurred in East Attica Portuguese territory.
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Paris
Agence
France
Presse
Ogee
Selina
Irs
Vila“Joao.De
Lourencd Marques
Mozembiquey
East Attica
Ex Cop Guilty Of Molesting Girl
Ex police officer found guilty of molesting a girl in Massachusetts. Prosecutors described the abuse as a shocking breach of trust. The case centered on a former officer facing sentencing in the domestic violence and child protection context.
Outlawed Clubs May Hit Rodeo In Livermore
Police and California Highway Patrol prepared for a rumored motorcycle invasion linked to a two day 40 year old Livermore rodeo. Chief Michelis ordered full enforcement with 45 regular and special units and sought help from Alameda sheriff and nearby counties amid fears of Maverick groups.
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Livermore
California
Alameda
Michelis
Angels
Neigh-Boring
Pleasanton
Oakland
Banceandco
Hy. Livermore
Four arrested after late night disturbance on Mockingbird Lane
A Hayward police squad detained three men and two women after a street confrontation near Mockingbird Lane and Flamingo address. Sgt Watts and officers responded to reports of a gun in the altercation and recovered it from a suspect named Taylor. All five arrestees were taken to the police station.
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Hayward
Fuse
Mockingbird Ln
Stuart Watts
York
Queen
Ra-Man
Taylor
Hayward Cited On Traffic Safety Achievement by NSC
Hayward named among 36 California cities cited by the National Safety Council for outstanding performance during 1956 in traffic accident prevention and traffic management. The city earned a Certificate of Achievement for public safety. Other East Bay cities Alameda Berkeley El Cerrito Oakland Richmond and San Pablo also received certificates.
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Hayward
California
National Safety Council
Staten
East B. Citi
Alameda
Berkeley
el ‘Certito
Oakland
Richmond
San Pablo
Britain Islamists face growing threat from communists
A report warns that Muslim communities in Britain confront a rising danger from communist influence in the Middle East and beyond. The piece notes tensions across mosques and political groups, urging vigilance against radical propaganda and foreign interference.
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Brea
Middle, East
Senior Local Mailman Dies in Hayward Area
Gustave O Borneman senior mail carrier for Hayward port office, died yesterday at Eden Castro Valley two days after a heart attack. He came to Hayward in 1911 and served 36 years delivering mail in the downtown district. A native of Vinman Kansas he worked at I B Parsons lunch Castro Valley then ran a poultry ranch before post office work. He married Katherine Hogrefe Borneman in 1926. Funeral services will be at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward at 2 30 p m tomorrow Rev Walter Luebkemann to officiate. Interment Mt View mausoleum.
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Gustave O. Borneman
Hayward
Eden
Castro Valley
Borneman
Hay
vInman
Kani
I. B. Parsons
Castro’ Valley
Katherine
Hogrefe Borneman
Dist
Marx
Mathilas Jensen
Charlotte Bon
Bunter
Okla
Elsie’ Petersen
Sorensen. Bros. Chapel
St. Hayward
Walter Luebkeman
Grace
Lu ‘Theran
Crossing: approval sent to the governor's desk
Fragmentary text indicates an approval action awaiting transmission to the governor's desk. No further readable details on parties, dates, or governing body are available.
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Reion
Gover Thor
15 Workers Die, 21 Hurt In Truck Crash
Fragmentary report notes a truck crash killing 15 workers and injuring 21. Names and details are unclear but the incident appears to involve Highsmith and Soar cat a villé with a driver at fault. Wording is garbled, but the core event is a deadly transportation accident with multiple casualties.
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Highsmith
Villé
Fayetteville
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