Le Mans Grand Prix Disaster Kills 78 and Injures 75
The Le Mans Grand Prix disaster leaves 78 dead and 75 injured as reports to the French cabinet detail the tragedy. A mass funeral is planned at Le Mans Cathedral, with bodies claimed by families and police aided by race film evidence.
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Weather outlook cloudy with light drizzle and limited change
A cloudy day ahead with showers possible this morning and Tuesday drizzle. Expect little temperature change from yesterday's high to today's low, with some sun in the afternoons and similar conditions tonight and Tuesday.
Gambling as bait to tourists hits Honolulu
Las Vegas City Manager George Rounthwaite predicts gambling will be abolished in Nevada someday and says tourism overestimates its appeal. He notes gambling attracts hoodlums, con men, and small-time crooks, despite the money it brings.
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Adenauer vows loyalty to West in Washington
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower promising a close, loyal partnership with the free world to maintain peace and aim for peaceful reunification of Germany. He was greeted at National Airport by Undersecretary Herbert Hoover Jr. and officials.
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Chicago Cop Slain in Northside Shooting Case
A 21 year old Chicago police officer, Donald Cabay, was found slain with a bullet to the back on a North Side sidewalk. His service pistol and gun belt were missing. Investigators questioned a married woman connected to Cabay and her husband, noting they had tried to enter a tavern about 2 am before the body was discovered.
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Soviet accept's July 18 Geneva summit plan
The Soviet Union accepts the Western proposal to hold a Big Four summit in Geneva starting July 18. Molotov signaled no objection to time and place in Paris and Washington, clearing the path for final preparations. Press briefings were scheduled to announce the note's details.
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Golf Links Dispute Ends at Hayward Course
A labor dispute at Hayward Golf course ended as LaVista Land Development agreed to hire union labor for remaining landscaping of nine new fairways and greens. Orland Close said about three weeks of work remain on the project.
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Bond Vote Set Tomorrow at 79 San Leandro Precincts
San Leandro residents vote on Proposal A to authorize revenue bonds for off street parking lots. Bonds would be repaid from parking meter receipts and would not raise the tax rate. Chamber backed, no organized opposition, see added city growth and shoppping appeal in a possible boost to property values and sales tax receipts.
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Burglars Take 3000 From Ashland Safe At Terrace Club
Ashland sheriff deputies responded to the Terrace club on Foothill Boulevard after 7 a m to find a floor safe drilled open. more than 5000 and seven bottles of whiskey stolen. Owner Antonio Leas of Hayward reported the break in and detective John Welch led the inquiry as Anthony Gomez, a bartender, had closed the club at 2 am. Entry believed to have occurred between 2 and 7 a m, described as a polished job by investigators.
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Suit Filed Over 6YearOld Boy’s Auto Death
In Oakland the parents of 6 year old Roger D. Aymond filed a $100,000 wrongful death suit in Alameda County Superior Court against the car’s driver. The incident occurred June 2 as the boy walked home from school near Highway 17.
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Russians Stranded In San Francisco Find Hotel After UN Snag
Four Russians acting as advance guard for the Soviet ion chaos in housing upon arrival for the United Nations tenth anniversary meeting in San Francisco. They expected pickup at the airport at 2 am but no one appeared. Airport police intervened. The planned Hillsborough home rental was unavailable until Tuesday, forcing a stay at the Benjamin Franklin hotel in San Mateo. Names registered were Ressadin Mindev Grushka and Koukcov.
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Second polio shot drive expands across Alameda count y
About 10 000 elementary children in grades one through four began their second dose of Salk polio vaccine as schools run the week’s makeup schedule with clinics at local schools. Miss Cavender notes missers can get the shot July 14 at the health department and stresses vaccine does not stop polio but reduces paralysis risk.
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Long Haul Truckers Back to Work Across 11 States
AFL teamsters and trucking industry ratified a three year contract prompting drivers, dock workers and office staff to return to work. The strike began May 19 with local variations and immediate wage gains of 8 cents per hour plus 7 more cents over two years.
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Match race between naps and Nashua is scuttled
Inglewood reports the proposed race between the nation’s two top 3 year olds has been dropped. In California 75.3 percent of eligible children have received the Salk polio vaccine. Mario Lanza ordered to pay 360,000 for damages to a luxe estate, default judgment to Normen and Kaisar. Eisenhower approves Olympic Winter Games bid for Squaw Valley. Scelba survives internal party struggle as coalition remains. Quemoy officials cite Chinese artillery losses but say Reds unlikely to launch assault. Federal judge denies lifting secrecy order on jury deliberations in Hugh Bryson trial.
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Runaway Truck Injures Pedestrians on Ellis Street
A delivery truck rolled backward for about half a block on Ellis Street pinning two women, Mrs. Muriel Barbe and her mother Edna Paggart, against a building. Barbe, 44, of Atherton, was treated for back and rib injuries. Paggart escaped serious cuts after a shattered plate glass window. Driver Nick Ratto, 62, of Alameda, cited for improper parking. Weather outlook predicts varied skies with fog and possible drizzle. temperatures 45 to 65.
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Key System and AFL-CIO Talks Resume Today
The Key System and the Carmen's Union resume contract negotiations today after last week's vote to authorize strike action. The union, by a 42 to zero tally, demands a 20 cent hourly wage increase as a condition to avoid work stoppage.
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