Heat Swamps East After Killer Storms
Eastern half of the nation endures a major heat wave following weekend floods in the Midwest. At least 20 killed from storms and flash floods drove about 6,000 from homes near St. Louis area. Marshall Minnesota and Ellis Kansas report record rains and drownings as the National Guard and sandbags respond to flooding.
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Heat Wave Hits South County with 87 Degree Readings
Hayward reports the hottest day of the year at 87 degrees with comparisons to June 16 1950 highs and a 98 degree record in June 1949. San Leandro reaches 89 while other cities post 78 in San Francisco 85 in Oakland 94 in Walnut Creek 93 in Lafayette and 88 in San Rafael.
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Cancer scientist Sherwood kills self amid House probe
Sherwood 41 a cancer research scientist at Hopkins Marine Laboratory was found dying by his wife after leaving a note saying his life and livelihood were threatened by the House Un-American Activities Committee. He had planned to read a statement to the committee before its televised hearings and had been studying cancer and schizophrenia links at Stanford. The San Francisco inquiry focuses on intellectual infiltration of communism among professionals in the Bay Area.
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French Attack Kills 319 Arabs in Algeria War
Heavy shelling and air power marked a weekend escalation in the Algerian guerrilla war as French forces reported about 319 Arabs killed, with 14 French soldiers dead and dozens wounded across clashes from the Tunisian border toward Morocco. A major engagement near Cheria involved 1500 paratroopers and 250 guerrillas, yielding high Arab casualties and several French losses.
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Summit Talks Urged on Atom Peace Plan
Senator Mansfield urged approval of Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace program and proposed a summit conference with Russia and Western leaders to pursue a multilateral halt to tests above one megaton. He also backed channeling disarmament ideas to the Russian people and seeking Soviet access to Russian media.
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Anti-Red to Form New Iraq Cabinet
Baghdad reports King Feisal II entrusts Sen. Ali Jawdat, 64, to form a new Iraqi cabinet to succeed Premier Nuri al Said who requests relief on health grounds. Nuri al Said, in office since August 1954, led Iraq into the anti Communist Baghdad Pact. Jawdat has prior premiership and served as ambassador to Washington.
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Radio to Carry Lorenzo Issue in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo residents will hear a 7 pm discussion on incorporation aired by KLX radio. George Oakes of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce will moderate. Charles Cline leads the Citizens Committee for Incorporation with two panelists for each side. W F Sullivan coordinates arts incorporation forces.
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Morse Quit Civil Rights Campaign in Washington Iowa
Senator Wayne Morse reversed course and withdrew from a liberal bid to speed civil rights bill passage. The move came as the House prepared late today for a vote on the measure amid Southern opposition pushing to amend or delay the bill. Morse warned that bypass tactics could invite similar actions against liberal measures and shift the fight to the Senate calendar.
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Europe Storm Toll Rises From Weekend Severe Weather
At least 13 people were killed and 20 injured over the weekend as storms floods heat landslides and a major tornado hit Northern Italy and Eastern France. International News Service reports widespread damage across multiple regions with casualties and infrastructure impact.
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Hayward man threatens to picket police over drive-in noise
George Watson of 29190 Dixon Street Hayward declares he will picket the Hayward Police Department over alleged noisy loudspeakers at Hayward Motor Movies on Tennyson Road and Castro Street. Officer John Montgomery reported Watson promised further action after a complaint and promised to monitor car radios upon exit.
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Israelis Fear Egyptian Sub War in Aqaba
Upset over a supposed Egyptian submarine plot, Israeli officials accuse 14 defendants of planning to attack ships bound for the Gulf of Aqaba. The case ties into broader tensions as Jordan orders Cairo embassy closure and the Suez Canal transport shifts with the French freighter Picardie transiting.
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Hayward Postpones City Pay Session
City Manager S D Smith says the Hayward council postponed tonight's meeting on municipal salaries for the 1957 58 fiscal year due to council member absences. The session will likely be held Wednesday in a closed meeting. After the tentative salary schedule is set the proposed budget will be released to the public.
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Industrials Post New Market Peak in Quiet Session
In New York traders saw selected industrials climb as the sector posted a new 1987 peak for the fifth straight session. Overall market advance remained modest with a cool, selective rise while trading stayed quiet as brokers took an extended weekend.
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Lifeguards Pull 120 From Treacherous Tides
Lifeguards rescued over 100 beachgoers as balmy weather drew 800,000 to Long Beach and Malibu. Cleanup focused on Hermosa, Manhattan and South Bay beaches after yesterday’s heavy tide surge.
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Toll Tragedy: North State Crashes Kill 21 Over Weekend
SAN FRANCISCO At least 21 persons died in traffic accidents on Northern California highways over the weekend. Seven victims perished on San Joaquin Valley roads including three Antioch High School seniors in a three car crash near Corte Madera. A Marin County accident on U.S. Highway 102 killed Mrs. Robert L. Watson and left others injured. Norman Klotz and wife sustained minor injuries.
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Flood Control Election Slated for Alameda Zone 7
Voters in Pleasanton and Murray Townships go to the polls tomorrow to decide the proposed Zone 7 of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. Seven candidates will be elected to the zone's board of directors, governing Livermore Pleasanton Dublin Sunol Mt. Home to Altamont areas under a 15 cent tax limit per 100 valuation aimed at water import, dam construction, pipelines, and flood control projects.
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New Series on Atomic Energy in The Daly Review
Edwin Diamond begins a Daly Review series titled The Peaceful Atom exploring civilian atomic energy use and public safety. The first installment addresses whether an atomic power plant can blow up like an A bomb and answers common citizen questions.
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