Castro Valley man dies after heart attack crash
Castro Valley resident C V Lemon 9 8822 Seaview avenue died early today when his 1948 sedan veered off Redwood road struck a tree and went through a lot before hitting a front wall. Deputy Petersen said Lemon died of a heart attack rather than crash injuries. Funeral arrangements are pending. In Washington President Eisenhower will take five California Congressmen to San Francisco for the United Nations tenth anniversary events.
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Three U.S. Officers Expelled From Moscow Embassy
Washington confirms that three Army officers attached to the U.S. embassy in Moscow have been expelled by Russia. Names identified include Lt. Col. John S. Benson, Capt. Walter Mule, and Capt. William R. Stroud. The State Department says no further details will be disclosed.
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Commission Calls VA Hospital Closure in Oakland
The Hoover Commission recommends closing the Veterans Hospital in Oakland and moving care to Palo Alto. A. W. Fehl of the 14th District VFW says Congressman George P. Miller phoned to convey the recommendation. Fehl urges all veterans to write Senators and Representatives protesting the closure of the Lowmeer Hotel Oakland building hospital at 18th and Harrison streets, which houses about 640 patients and serves East Bay disabled veterans.
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Teachers to Attend In-Service Program in San Luis Obispo
Four Hayward high school vocational agriculture teachers will attend a convention and in service training program at San Luis Obispo June 19 to 24. Brown.
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Three American POWs Turn from Communism to Freedom
London reports Red China freed five prisoners many had joined Communist lines near war end. Otho Heil of Olympia Washington and William Cowart of Monticello Arkansas, plus Lewis Griggs of Jacksonville Texas, switch to return home. Two Belgian deserters, Roger Devriendt and Louis Van Dycke, also request repatriation.
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Peron loyalists clash amid siege and uprisings in Argentina
Reports from Buenos Aires describe federal police patrolling against looting as naval officers attempted a coup against President Juan D. Peron. Across Argentina, rebel broadcasts claimed advances in Rosario Cordoba and Corrientes while authorities warned against Communist groups. death tolls ranged from 155 to over 395 with hundreds wounded.
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Assassin's Bullet Slays D A Investigator’s Wife in Colorado
In La Jara Colorado on a porch at 1 30 a m sheriff and police say a man fired at District Attorney Joan Ira Green special investigator Jerry Armijo 33 as he and his wife Virginia Arnother 30 or so stepped outside Armijo survived the attack and later died in the hospital the killer or killers used a .38 caliber revolver local authorities treat the case as a local affair and plan ballistics tests on the weapon used.
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Crowle to Speak at Niles Chamber Dinner
NILES Herbdet Crowle an engineer for the Alameda County Flood Control district will address the Niles Chamber of Commerce at its next monthly dinner meeting. The meeting will be at 645 p.m. Tuesday June 21 at International Kitchen per chamber president Dr. Joseph Enos.
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Blast in Hayward Kitchen Burns Man at 943 AM
Roland Vierra, 20, suffered burns to hands and arms when gas from a kitchen stove exploded as he tried to light a cigarette in an Hayward apartment. He was treated at Fairfield Hospital and described in stable condition. The blast blew out windows and scorched walls. investigators suspect a breeze extinguished the flame causing gas buildup. Vierra resides at 15164 Norton Street and was visiting Mrs. Camu and Mrs. Sullivan at 130 A Street when the accident occurred.
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Suspended S.F. Copps Cleared in Burglary Trial
San Francisco jurors acquitted suspended officer James L. Mahoney of burglary and grand theft after a Superior Court verdict. His companion Warren Nelson, 33, of Daly City, was convicted of grand theft and cleared of burglary. Mahoney requested reinstatement to the police force.
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UCLA Coeds Used as Nude Photo Models in Kefauver Hearings
Testimony before Senator Estes Kefaufer's juvenile delinquency subcommittee described UCLA coeds used as nude photo models for a lucrative business. A blonde divorcee testified about years of earnings, customers, and the claim that most readers were professionals. The hearings also covered Lana Turner legs in movie advertising and broader concerns about sex crime and pornography.
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Weather Outlook with Fog and Winds At 25 mph
Fair today and Sunday with night and morning fog and cooler air. Westerly winds reach 15 to 25 mph in the afternoons. Yesterday’s high was 72 and today’s low 81.
Knight Signs Transit Bill to Form Alameda Contra Costa District
Governor Knight signed Senate Bill 987 allowing creation of two transit districts in Alameda and Contra Costa counties by voter decisions. Cities and unincorporated areas may join. district could form via an emergency measure if Key System strikes. Election timing for district formation not officially estimated.
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Husband Admits San Jose Slaying
Joseph Rinaldi, a 31-year-old glazier, confessed to strangling his divorced wife Donna, a former San Jose State College house mother. He was arrested near King City after minor traffic violations, and spoke briefly to reporters at a police press conference, declining to discuss motive. Mrs. Rinaldi, 51, was found dead in the basement rug of her daughter's home.
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