Tragic Hayward Boat Disaster Claims Four Lives
A San Joaquin river boating accident near Manteca submerged an eight person party, killing Janet 9 Georgia 11 and Mrs Blanche Hoffman 58. Jean 7 and Grover Phipps survived after aided by rescuers. The group rented two boats. overloading caused the craft to founder eight miles south of Manteca.
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Accident Toll Rises In Area In Area Hit By Multiple Weekend Crashes
A weekend string of traffic incidents across Heyward and surrounding Alameda County left several injured and one rider dead. Reported crashes include a severely broken leg from a Hayward motorcycle collision, a skull fracture from a door-opening bicycle accident near Dutton Avenue, and multiple injuries from cars colliding on State Highway 11 and Vallecitos Road. Police sought a green two-door coupe involved in the bicycle crash.
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Last British Troops Leave Suez Canal Zone
PORT SAID British forces prepare to depart the Suez Canal area signaling the end of British rule in the region as the last troops exit marking a historic shift in control and governance.
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Mollet Policy Backed by Socialist Council in Paris
Premier Guy Mollet won support for his Algerian policy as the Socialist National Council backed the current military action plan by 3139 to 212. The vote endorses pacification efforts in Algeria before upcoming elections, reinforcing government strategy amid ongoing security measures.
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Sammy Snead Shares Tips For Better Golf
The Daily Review features Sammy Snead in a new series with back swing hints and golf tips. Readers can follow Sam Snead's Golf School on page 7 for practical advice and everyday practice.
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New San Lorenzo Village incorporation bid filed
A new notice of intent to circulate incorporation petitions was filed today at 9:30 a.m. by David Allen of Village Homes Association for San Lorenzo and the Village. The filing seeks to renew jurisdiction for petition circulation and extend the period by five days, naming Howard F. Kutler Kenneth Aitken John Agnew Leon Janette and adding Jack Shiman Steven Corso and Charles C. Cline as new signers.
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House approves $3.8 billion foreign aid bill slashes aid
The House passed a $3.8 billion foreign aid bill, cutting $1.1 billion from Eisenhower's request. The measure, approved 272 to 122, would provide $2 billion for military aid and $1.8 billion for economic aid to 54 US allies in the fight against Communism. The administration seeks to restore at least $600 million, but the House refused.
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High Court Reinstates Welfare Official Over Security Risk
The High Court, led by Justice John M. Harlan, rules in favor of Kendrick M. Cale, a former New York food and drug inspector fired in 1954 for security concerns. Cale, tied to allegedly subversive groups and Nature Friends of America, regains his job as the program expands to tenensitive positions. Concurring opinions by Clark, Reed, and others raise questions about confrontation rights and broader security criteria.
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Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Days Ahead
The Weatherman forecasts continued warm weather with highs in the mid-70s. Coastal fog is expected to roll in, and westerly winds may gust up to 8 to 11 miles per hour.
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Polio Vaccine Bonus Highlighted At Chicago Session
At the 105th American Medical Association meeting in Chicago, Drs. Salk Bodian Paul and Scheele discussed polio protection through vaccination. They explained how Salk shots reduce paralysis risk and limit carriers, stressing there is still time to vaccinate children for ongoing protection.
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Hit and Run Driver Sought After Fatal Oakland Crash
Oakland police hunted for a late model car after it struck and killed John Oxcet Wings, 46, as he crossed Twelfth Street at Chestnut. The vehicle sped away in darkness, tossing him 75 feet and leaving him dead on arrival at Highland Hospital. Earlier, Ruby Remsen, 45, was injured when her car was rear-ended by a hit and run vehicle near the Oakland Estuary, sent over a guard rail, plunging 28 feet to the side.
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Letters From Abroad by Joanne Wood to readers at home
A feature announces six weekly letters from Joanne Sheets Wood written during travels with husband Bob through Holland Germany Belgium France and Italy. The couple, residents of Ischia, will share life abroad culminating in a view from their island home. Wood, a former Duluth art teacher and Hayward alumna, has exhibited paintings and hosted Ginger Rogers and Jacques Bergerac in Forio.
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Revolt Leaders Are Executed In Argentina
Buenos Aires news reports 17 military men executed by firing squads to crush a revolt aiming to restore former President Peron. About 150 officers and civilians believed executed under martial law, with Communist involvement cited. Three government dead, four wounded.Uprising halted within hours at Campo de Mayo Leandro, and surrounding Buenos Aires areas.
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Man Admits Urge to Kill in California Murder
Kenneth A. Pashby, 26, of Monrovia Calif admitted stabbing and bludgeoning his cousin by marriage Marilyn Fink 18 at her grandparents home in Newport Beach. He said he felt an urge to kill whenever he saw a pretty girl and confessed the brutal crime. Police reported he surrendered after the slaying Friday morning.
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Two Landshoremen Jailed in Slaying
In Boston police jailed two waterfront workers on suspicion of murder in the slaying of ex convict Will F Cameron found shot in a black Cadillac at the Navy Fargo building parking lot. The victim was believed to have turned informer regarding the Brink’s robbery gang. Two .33 caliber bullets were found in his body.
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Shipmates Saved By 9-Hour Swim Near Key West
Ray Wrayman, a 36 year old Marython resident, swam nine hours in rough seas off the Florida Keys to reach a wrecked charter boat. He reported three shipmates clinging to the vessel and his heroic effort is credited with saving two men and a woman, who held on as the seas battered them for hours.
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Leandro Teachers Win Pay Increase
Leandro school teachers received a 9.7 percent pay raise this morning after board action, higher than the 6.6 percent they would normally get for the coming year. Superintendent Clarence Burrell noted the increase, tied to wage negotiations and the board’s agreement.
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Eisenhower Rejects Soviet Offer To Visit Moscow
President Eisenhower, recovering from abdominal surgery, personally rejected a Soviet invitation for all four U S Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit Moscow this month. White House officials stressed the decision was his. The list of leaders included Adm. Arleigh Burke and Gen. Maxwell Taylor.
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Stock Market Rallies On Eisenhower Health Outlook
New York stocks rose broadly as optimism about President Eisenhower's health fed buying. Dow Jones industrial average gained, rails and utilities advanced, with First hour volume around 610000 shares though below last Friday’s pace. Market focus remained on whether any policy shifts would affect the re election outlook and buying power.
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Adenauer Warns of New Red Conflict at Yale
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Yale after receiving an honorary degree that the Kremlin's “peaceful coexistence” is a new form of communism aimed at lulling vigilance, weakening defenses, and expelling the United States from Europe. He called new tactics more dangerous than past aggression.
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Rebels Ambush French Patrol Near Bow Hamama
Rebels ambushed a French patrol in the Aures mountains near Bow Hamama, with initial reports of eight French soldiers killed. French forces launched a pursuit operation and later found most of the Gourniers alive after rebels captured a post on the Sahara edge yesterday.
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Truman Tours Castles Region in Loire Valley
President Harry S. Truman returned to Paris from a two day Loire valley tour famed for its castles. He drove 150 miles from Chenonceaux to his hotel and, before departing, took his usual early morning walk.
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Ross deputeher joins Navy duty at Great Lakes
Lawrence J. Ross deuteher of Chicago has joined the Navy to see the world but is stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He has been assigned the task of helping pick “Mrs U S Navy” from among the wives of Navy men, a duty described in lighthearted terms.
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