Egypt Jordan Recall Feud Sparks Diplomatic Rift
Cairo and Amman expelled each other’s envoys amid a new power struggle tied to Eisenhower anti Communism policy. Jordan accused an Egyptian military attaché in Amman of seeking to recruit a Jordanian to carry out assassination work and ordered the Jordanian ambassador Rifai to depart within 24 hours. Egypt threatened sharp retaliation and said it would oust several Jordanian officials as the crisis deepened.
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Pro-West Group Wins Election In Lebanon
In Beirut Lebanon the pro West government secured a solid victory in vote totals to fill 22 of 66 parliamentary seats with a second round planned next Sunday. Prime Minister Samir Solih led forces won 16 of 22 final seats amid tensions from Eisenhower Doctrine aid deliveries and one violent incident killing a man and wounding two as the election began. Former premiers Saeb Salem and Abdullah Yat led opposition against Salih and Camille Chamoun.
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American bungalow exhibit draws vast Poznan crowds
At the Poznan trade fair in Poland, the American exhibit of a fully equipped one family bungalow drew huge crowds despite heat inside a nylon balloon. By midday about 100000 Poles had passed through with attendance expected to rise, as police were kept busy managing the rush. The Russian display fared worse this day after a stronger opening.
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France Names New Premier in Caretaker Era
Paris France President Coty formally accepted Premier Mallet's resignation and named Maurice Bourges-Maunoury as Premier-designate to form a cabinet. The government has been operating under a caretaker regime after the assembly rejected a tax proposal, with Bourges-Maunoury aiming to present most of his cabinet by tomorrow and appear before the Assembly Wednesday.
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Father Charged In Fatal Crash
James A. Knight 38-195 Rosa St San Jose was charged with misdemeanor manslaughter for a highway crash on Highway 101 near dawn June 3 that killed his wife Lois Jean Knight 25 and infant son Anthony five months. He drove a car that skidded and went out of control. both victims were thrown from the vehicle and died at San Jose hospital on arrival.
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Five Hayward Anglers Saved At Piller Point Rescue
Five Hayward fishermen were stranded by high tide and rough surf at Piller Point near Yorks. Rescue crews from Princeton and Baumberg, including Carl Cobb, 43, and others named Fred Gates and Sebrante, aided the group safely to shore.
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New Trial Set For Chessman
The Supreme Court ordered new state court hearings for Cary Chessman who argues his trial record was fraudulently prepared. He sits in San Quentin's death house as the Court split 5 to 3. Justice Harlan wrote the opinion. Chessman, once the red light bandit of Los Angeles, was convicted in 1948 on 37 counts of kidnapping, robbery and sexual assault, receiving two death sentences and 15 prison terms.
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South County Crashes Kill Two Oakland Men
Two Oakland men died in separate crashes along Southern Alameda County highways this weekend. Police identified the victims as Lee Lendway and Magulr, with investigators examining the scenes for exact causes and contributing factors.
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Legislators Push Toward Final Tidelands Royalty Bill
In Sacramento the legislature nears midnight with about 200 bills left as lawmakers face a pivotal tidelands royalty measure that could yield a billion dollars to California. The Senate approved AB47 33-2, shifting oil revenues from a fixed 12 percent royalty to a sliding scale starting at 16 23 percent, increasing state take with higher production. The measure aims to replace the current profits split and cash bonuses tied to oil exploration in tidelands and unproven areas.
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Jacuzzi to Jail for Evading Draft Armistice Mystery
A seaside Algiers casino blast during a Sunday morning dance left multiple dead and many injured. The death toll was expected to rise as about ten people remained in critical condition.
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Weekend heat spurs deadly SF valley highway crash
A weekend highway crash in the San Joaquin Valley left multiple fatalities amid warm conditions. Fatalities were reported as authorities investigated the incident and prepared to release official details.
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President Sticks to His Guns on Girard Case Stand
President Eisenhower says no change in policy as the United States faces pressure over the Girard case. Louis Girard travels from Ottawa to appeal to the president, seeking to prevent his brother William from being tried by a Japanese court. Petitions and international debate surround whether Japan will handle the trial. Federal Judge McGarraghy has ordered government explanation on why Girard should not be returned to Japan. American lawyers and a Japanese jurisdiction view highlight the tension in this case.
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Irvington Bond Vote Tuesday At Fremont Schools
Fremont voters will cast ballots on a $500000 bond issue and a measure to authorize receipt of another $144 million from the state. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at Irvington Centary School Fremont Elementary School Valley Elementary School and Grimmer Elementary School. If approved the money would raise the district tax rate about 40 cents per 100 dollars and fund double sessions in 28 classrooms by fall 1958.
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French Jet Sets SASF Air Record
A French aircraft sets a 500 mile per hour record over a 500 mile distance, marking a bold aviation milestone as SAN RANCISCO reports on the era of rapid air travel and speed records.
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Stock Prices Slip Sharply Amid White House Health News
Washington reports President Eisenhower is in bed and responding to treatment after a heart attack. Doctors cite a cardiovascular event as the cause and note the White House will provide updates. Nixon and others express support as the nation monitors the president’s condition.
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Alameda County Budget Faces Taxpayer Scrutiny Next Week
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will begin hearings next Monday on a preliminary budget for 1987 58 expenditures totaling 55 455 108. The budget notes possible tax rate changes based on an incomplete assessor’s roll as the board prepares to send it to the budget committee for review.
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Incomplete Plymouth Craft Reach From Sea Voyage
A fragmentary report from Provincetown details a replica craft voyage with pilgrims’ history echoes. The vessel left Apr 20 and has been at sea about 1 day, with plans for a religious ceremony on Sunday the 21st at Provident.
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