Priests Freed By Red China Celebrate Mass in Shanghai
Two American Jesuit priests, William M. Clifford and Thomas L. Philips, were released after years in Red China prisons. Bishop James Walsh said they appeared in good health and celebrated their first masses in three years. They were staying at the Belgian Fathers’ house and awaited orders from superiors.
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Carpenter Pay Talks Tighten As Unions Seek 7 Hour Day
Carpenters union negotiators plan to push seven hour days for the same pay as eight under the old contract. Local 1622 leader Charles Roe said talks with employers remain tight and that proposals will be carried to locals in Alameda San Francisco San Mateo and Marin counties next week. The current contract expired yesterday and readings on the new proposal were set for today in San Francisco leading to a week of ratification meetings.
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United States Opposition To Afro-Asian Algeria Debate
United States plans to oppose any Afro- Asian push for UN Security Council action on Algeria next week. Western powers and Russia show divergent stances with Algeria treated as part of France, while Lodge urges aid to developing nations to build self reliance and peace.
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Star Clowns Absent Fear On Rough Pan American Flight
San Francisco reports recount Red Skelton turning a crippled Pan American World Airways liner toward safety with jokes and ad lib humor as engine trouble forced a return from Los Angeles to San Francisco. About 60 passengers including Bob Crosby and families endured the tense hours before landing. Skelton, sporting a full auburn beard, used humor to calm travelers, then announced the successful passage of the flight and joked about the long trip.
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Soviet Leader in Cairo Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov arrived in Cairo to hold talks with Egyptian leaders after his arrival from Moscow. He plans discussions with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser and other officials, then will inaugurate ceremonies marking Britain’s withdrawal from the Suez Canal zone before visiting Syria, Lebanon and Greece.
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Fairmont Ride Kills Fairmont Official Near Napa
WAPA A maintenance superintendent at Fairmont hospital in Ashland, George Lloyd Drennon, 55, was killed when his car crashed head on with a truck four miles south of here on the Sonoms highway. His wife Evelyn, 54, was seriously injured and taken to Victory hospital, Napa, where her condition was listed as satisfactory. The truck, driven by Joe E Thompson of Vacaville, reportedly tried to pass a string of autos stopped at a stop sign. The Drennon family includes a son George, an Oakland fireman.
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Oakland
Hayward Crash Injures 2 Men Near Jacksen Street
Two men were hurt when a car struck a tree near 199 Jacksen Street Hayward around 9 30 am driver John Fuller 39 Oakland suffered possible chest fracture and bruises passenger Floyd Bell 30 Oakland had facial scalp cuts and chest bruises both were taken to Levine Hospital Hayward condition not yet listed by officials
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Man Robs to Feed Wife and Children
A San Francisco man identified as the gunman in three bank and street robberies over six weeks faces charges for the McAllister- Til' mote Bank of America heist of 1571 dollars. A liquor store owner named him as the robber who took 200 dollars, and another witness tied him to a May street holdup. The 21-year-old bus driver claimed he robbed to support his wife and two children.
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Mulford Gardens Annexation Proposal To Be Discussed
SAN LEANDRO The City council will discuss terms desired by the Mulford Gardens Committee to study annexation to San Leandro. The panel presented 22 questions about taxes and services the area could expect if annexed. Chairman Kenneth D. Cheatham led the annexation study group. Four years ago Mallord Gardens voters rejected annexation by a 7 to 1 vote.
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Mallord Gardens
Monkeys Vanish From Leandro Moiel Truck At Motel
North Hollywood police investigate the disappearance of two pet monkeys from a panel truck parked outside a motel on Foothill Boulevard. The monkeys, described as a white face and a spider variety, reportedly arrived from Guatemala and were intended for sale to Northern California pet shops. The theft prompted concerns for the animals' welfare as authorities search for the missing pair and their motive.
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San Leandro Considers Five Cent Tax Cut Favoring Budget Review
San Leandro city council tentatively approves a five cent tax cut from $1.39 to $1.34 while a nine page report from Public Affairs Research analyzes McClure’s proposed budget. The report recommends deleting $100,000 for park development and $93,000 for a library center start to support further reductions.
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Dulles Attends Son Avery Dulles Jesuit Ordination
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles quietly watched as his youngest son Avery Dulles 37 was ordained a Jesuit priest by Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York in a three hour ceremony at Fordham University Church in New York City.
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New York City
Flunked Student Hangs Self in San Francisco
Fifteen year old Kenneth Pledger, son of Mr and Mrs Ripert Pledger of Mission High, hanged himself yesterday. His parents returned from shopping to find him hanging from a noose over the kitchen door. His report card showed four Ds and one F, with the note that he would not be promoted.
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Police Nab Liberace's Brother
Rudolph Liberace, 24, younger brother of pianist Liberace, was arrested in a Granada Hills car park on burglary suspicions and questioned in the knife slaying of Barbara Jepsen. Neighbors reported a suspicious auto. Liberace said he would help his brother, who claimed he was mistaken for a suspect and released after Army service.
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Pioneer WUHS Graduate Dies
Mary Pink Burdick, born May 5 1876 in Warm Spring to Edwin Burdick and Lydia Haley Burdick, was a Pioneer WUHS graduate. She finished high school on June 3 1892 and the University of 1804. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at the Chapel of the Eines in Oakland.
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Cyclist Injured In Warm Springs Collision
Fremont reports a 35-year-old Sen Laandia motorcyclist injured at the Warm Springs intersection of State Highways 9 and 17. Injured was Douglas Tyson of 118040 Robin Street, who reportedly tried a right turn. Other driver Donald A. Hartsack of Castro Valley was unhurt. No citations issued pending further investigation.
Lost Bridegroom Found by Police in Bay City Motel
Bay City Michigan police found Bronson La Mouve 44 after he left his bride of three days in a motel. He told her he would reach in a few minutes and went shopping. He got net, and the incident ended without further trouble.
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U S Chief Justice Warren Visits New York by Plane
Chief Justice Warren arrived in New York by plane for a two week visit to spend time with family in San Francisco and the surrounding area.
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No Progress on Foreign Aid Authorization Plan
Washington, IN S senate GOP leader Williz Know announced the Foreign Relations committee cannot finish work on the foreign aid authorization bill before Monday. The California Republican, described by insiders as one of its two members, said the panel had all but given up on completing the bill.
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Weather Update Forecast Shows Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Weather bulletin notes cloudy patches along coasts but not blocking rising temperatures. Forecast predicts a higher daytime temperature tomorrow with milder conditions, while today cools to a lower low across regions.
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President to Leave Hospital in Week
Washington reports President Eisenhower tasted solid food for the first time in more than a week as his recovery advances smoothly. Some Republicans expect he may talk politics Monday if his condition remains favorable.
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Saugus plant blast kills three, 14 hurt in explosion
In Saugus near Los Angeles, a Bermite Powder plant blast killed Alma Trowbridge, Herman Zachow, and Pablo Avila. About 14 injured and 200 workers evacuated as authorities collect facts and review security rules. The blast damaged one building. fire crews reported rapid recoveries for the wounded.
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Ex-Wife Stabs Hayward Man in Domestic Dispute
In Hayward, a quarrel between Richard Herberger and his ex wife Mamie Herberger ended with her stabbing him. Deputies report he suffered wounds near the heart and shoulder, was treated and released, while Mamie sought protective measures as she claimed self defense after he threatened her.
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Herberber
Harriman Backing Seen for Democratic Nomination
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary announced here that Averell Harriman will receive the Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention if he conveys his message to the people. Gary was named chairman of a permanent Harriman organization in the Southwest during a kickoff meeting with delegates from 11 states.
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Mystery Blaze Kills 7 Women in Healdsburg Fire
A blazing house fire in Healdsburg killed seven women and injured a man, with Madge Linebaugh 44 and her mother Annie Bristas 76 among the victims. Walter Linebaugh, 46, was rescued and taken to Santa Rosa County hospital in satisfactory condition. The cause remains undetermined after the midnight blaze that drew a large portion of Healdsburg’s 3806 residents.
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