Ambulance Birth Amid Traffic Debacle Sparks City Tale
A baby named Bryan entered the world at 3 07 am after an ambulance rushed mother Patricia Dooley to Eden Hospitals. The delivery was chaotic as the ambulance miss the street on arrival and police and Hayware Station coordinated, while father Louis watched. In Oakland a Bay Bridge rail service dispute shows Key System seeking bus substitution as hearings consider abandoning rail links.
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Daily Review
Steve Wubble
Bryan Fletcher
Dooleys
Orlando Aynue
Hayward
Srygn Fletcher Doddy
Bryan
Raver Road
Boulavars
Iues
Bay Cities
Patricia Dooley
Louisv
Hayware
Orlando Avenue
Glen
Strand
Louis
Tors
Hey
Oakland
Key System
Key
State Public Utilities Commission
Bay Bridge
PUC
Harold M. Davis
Glen L. Stanley
William R. Paters
George E. Thomas
Gonzales Star Athlete Drowns in Arroyo Seco River
Tony Calub, Gonzales high school standout known for his sensitivity about swimming, drowned yesterday in the Arroyo Seco river near K City Wisconsin. The tragedy highlights dangers for swimmers and raises questions about supervision and safety training for young athletes.
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K City
Tony Calub
Gonzales High School
Arroyo Seco River
Nice Hobby for Starter in Oklahoma City
Derek Wilson of Capetown South Africa wrote to Oklahoma City Mayor Alien Street asking for information about the city and stated his hobby is collecting foreign currency and he would be grateful to receive an American $10 bill.
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Oklahoma City
Derek Wilson
Capetown
South Afres
Alien Street
Tito Bulganin warn USSR Yugoslavia ties remain strong
In Leningrad Soviet Premier Bulganin and Marshal Tito stressed the steadfast friendship between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. He warned those who disturb the alliance would suffer consequences and noted a past period of unpleasantness has passed during Tito's two day visit and tour of the Kirov factory.
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Moscow
Sns
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Bulgenin
Leningrad
Kirov
Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Russia
Theugoslav
Stalin
U.S
Grill
Washington
Bulgania
Dmitri Shepilov
Soviet sends Bulganin letter to Eisenhower amid Tito visit
Washington dispatch reports Nikolai Bulganin writing another letter to President Eisenhower. Ambassador Zaroubin will deliver it to Secretary Dulles. Tito arrived in Leningrad for a ten day Soviet tour after meeting Bulganin and Shepilov.
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Washington
INS
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Georgi Zaroubin
John Foster Dulles
British H Bomb Tests Planned Next Year
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden announced in the House of Commons that Britain will explode its first hydrogen bomb next year. He said Britain is ready to proceed with a limited number of megaton tests, joining the United States and Soviet Union in testing H bombs.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
United States
Soviet Union
Eden
Britany
Commers
Admiral Joy Dies in San Diego
Vice Admiral Charles Turner Joy, chief U S delegate to the Korean Truce talks, died yesterday at the San Diego Naval Hospital at age 61 after a long illness. He had retired two years ago and entered the hospital last Monday for treatment.
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San Diego
Charles Turner Joy
U. S
San Diego Naval Hospital
First Fleet Due In Ss F Tomorrow
SAN FRANCISCO The United States First Fleet with thirty five warships and about 15000 men will arrive tomorrow for a weekend visit. The heavy cruiser Toledo serves as flagship under Vice Adm Hopgood. A mile long parade of ships is expected to pass through the Golden Gate near 110 acm.
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San Francisco
United States First Fleet
Pacific
Toledo
Herbert .G. Hopgood
Zitteer
Golden Gate
California Supreme Court Upholds Private School Tax Exemption
The California Supreme Court rules private schools owned and operated by non profit groups are tax exempt if property is used exclusively for school purposes under less than collegiate level. Alfred Lundberg challenged the statute. the court reverses Alameda County ruling 4 to 3. Truman praises foreign service in Bonn urging adherence to diplomacy to keep peace.
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San Francisco
California
Supreme Court
Tly Ey Seee
Phil S. Gib
Ison
Alameda County
Bonn
INS
Hariey S. Trumahyne Roman
Catholic’ Welfare
U. S. foreign service /corporation ‘of
San
U. S
Truman
Lundbere
Miss Oakland Crown Flipped For Married Life
Miss Oakland 1955 Marietta Hansen, 19, eloped with Coast Guardsman William Maher to Reno and became Mrs. William Maher. She left the Miss title and its diamond gifts, while sponsors arranged a replacement runner-up.
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Oakland
Marietta Hansen
William John Maher
Coast
Reno
Marietta
Oakland Junior’ Chamber of Commerce
Vonne’ Fraser
Divorcee Held In Motel Death In Los Angeles
Four times divorced woman arrested on suspicion of murder after being found drunk and nude outside a Los Angeles motel where Clifford Bowden burned to death. Neighbors smelled smoke and tried to rescue him. Bowden sat in an easy chair beside a pan of gasoline. Police said Mrs Evans, 41, intoxicated and then present outside, allegedly said she would not harm him though she accused him of abusing her prior.
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Los-Angeles
Chifford-Bowden
Bowsen
Final plea to restore foreign aid cut sparks Capitol clash
Adlai Stevenson campaign pushes to welcome Kefauver allies while Eisenhower urges restoring most of the 1.1 billion dollar foreign aid cut. House debate focuses on restoring military and economic aid, with bipartisan moves to reinstate 600 million for military funds as key to the administration program.
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San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
House
Estes Kefauver
Editux
G. Brown
Ts Hong Fauver
Jose Togat Angus' Martin, Jr
Mass
Stevenson
House Foreign Affairs
Epee Os
Feauver
Ofation
Tennessee
Koat
Erie
Levenson Bhee
Nisen+ hower
Kefauger
Martin
County Strong For Stevenson In Tuesday Primary
Alameda county voters shows Adlai Stevenson with a double digit edge over Estes Kefauver in the 1952 Democratic presidential primary, with 90,424 to 44,878. Kuchel led Republicans with 88,122 plus 37,118 from Democrats, while Yorty led the Democratic slate with 29,242 county votes. Miller won renomination for Congress. three-way Superior Court race ends in runoff between Quinn and Emerson.
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Alameda County
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefanger
Tennessee
Thomas B. Kuchel
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Miller
Suerior Court’ Dept. 1
Fudge James G. Quinn
Folger “Emerson
County Haz
GOP Accused of Anti Public Power Tactics
Democrats in the House Government Operations Committee released a 250 page report charging the Eisenhower administration aided private utilities to destroy public power and push a private power monopoly. They called for firing Interior Undersecretary Clarence A. Davis and Assistant Secretary Fred G. Randahl, while accusing McKay, Davis, and Randahl of subverting the law. Republicans criticized the report as venomous and socialist.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
United States
House Government Operations Committee
Clarence A. Davis
Assatia
Fred G. Ran
Douglas McKay
Davis
Randahl
Blondes and Muscles in Courtroom Brawl Mix Up
Mae West and Mickey Hargitay faced a chaotic courtroom scene over a publicity stunt involving Jayne Mansfield and a news conference. Hargitay claimed Chuck Krauser assaulted him in West's dressing room after the event, while Krauser said he acted in self defense during the melee at the bistro.
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U. S
Kenneth Wood
Washington
Krauser
Miss West
Priest Hopeful For Rainiers Pregnancy Rumor
Paris report cites Father Francis Tucker saying he hopes Grace Kelly is pregnant as Prince Rainier and the princess return from their honeymoon aboard the yacht Deo Tarente I. Tucker notes neither confirmed, but both desire children and cautious optimism persists despite no definite word.
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Monaco
Grace Kelly
Francis Tucker
Prince Rainier
Father Tucker
Paris
Jheck
United States
Berlin
Grace
Ex Boxer Galento Robbed In Hollywood Hotel
Ex heavyweight boxer and actor Tony Galento reported to Hollywood police that two $100 bills were stolen from a bureau drawer in his hotel room last night. The New Jersey native, described as rotund, vocally protested the incident with his famous battlecry.
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Los Angeles
Tony Galento
S .T
New Jersey
Hollywood
Galente
Bay Area Weather Forecast Preview
Weather report notes fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with variable morning cloudiness. Forecast tracks yesterday's high and today's low as reference points for temperature trends.
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Bay Area
Guilty Plea In Relief Fund Theft
Margaret Ann Cartmell of San Lorenzo pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling funds from the Naval Relief Society at Alameda Naval Air Station. Judge Edward P. Murphy set sentencing for June 26. FBI testimony said Cartmell admitted taking $14,000 amid a $25,000 three year shortage shown by an auditing firm.
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San Francisco
Mrts
Margaret’ Ann Cartmell
Rancho
San Lorenzo
Naval Relief “Society
Alameda Naval Airstation
Dudge Edward P. Murphy
FBI
O'Connell
Dira
Cartmell
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