CHP Patrolman Fends Off Gun Grabbers In Hayward
California highway patrolman Harry Arnold confronted three Hayward men during a traffic stop on State highway 4. A 15 minute struggle left Olgin Goldsmith and Hill under arrest while Arnold sustained cuts, a torn uniform, and the gun was momentarily pulled free before it was covered with dirt. Additional officers arrived to aid.
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Illegal Surgery Payoff Charged In Sonoma Case
Anita Venza a convicted abortionist won a 40 hour stay of execution after lengthy questioning in which she expanded her charge of a payoff against Undersheriff Johansen. Judge Donald Geary had sentenced her to two to five years in Corona Women's Prison for abortion.
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Woman New Israeli Envoy Appointed After Resignation
Meske Shayett resigned as foreign minister and was replaced by Mrs. Golda Myerson a former Milwaukee schoolteacher. The cabinet approved the shuffle amid objections from both winging progressives and leftwing socialists. Myerson to receive the appointment later today with labor minister post going to Mordechai Namuw.
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Nixon Denies Talk on Eisenhower Political Future
President Eisenhower met privately with Vice President Nixon at Walter Reed after his June 9 operation. Nixon said the question of Eisenhower's future political actions was not discussed and that the president alone will decide when and how to announce his reelection plans.
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Aid Bill Debate In Senate Near Passage
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee neared completion of its aid bill package, with a $4.8 billion request and a forecast that floor debate could start Wednesday. Critics led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson called the plan flawed, while amendments limited retired officers’ postservice work, urged parity for Africa, set 5 percent of foreign currency proceeds for education exchanges, and authorized up to 12 million dollars for housing in Korea.
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Egypt Releases About Fifty Communist Prisoners
Cairo reports show Egypt's military regime freed about 50 Communist political prisoners at the start of evacuation week events marking British Suez withdrawal. The government aims to speed trials of remaining Communists ahead of a plebiscite for a new constitution, amid broader anti Communist efforts.
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Big Timber Fire Battled In Arizona
A massive Sitgreaves National Forest fire in Arizona required 800 firefighters and destroyed limbs worth four million dollars. The blaze covered about 12,800 acres over a 12 mile by 3 mile area. Firefighting crews were dispatched to other forests as Sitgreaves kept 400 men for mop up, with six days to quell the fire and evacuations reported nearby.
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Burma Film Industry Inches Toward Kissing
In Burma the longstanding taboo on kissing in films is discussed as changing with the influence of a visiting Burmese film company head in Japan. Actress Tin Tin Mu and star Bla Aung urge legalization of kissing on screen, noting current scenes fade to black just before a kiss.
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Martin and Lewis Split Up After Farewell Tour
Hollywood confirms Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis are breaking up after a farewell East nightclub tour. They planned solo projects while under contract with Paramount and sought NBC TV permission, ending years of public squabbles and past reconciliation efforts.
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Arabs woo U.S. aviation experts in Los Angeles
A newspaper advertisement reveals Arab nationalists wooing American aviation technicians in Los Angeles to service planes engaged in fighting French forces in Algeria. The piece notes skilled workers being courted for aviation work tied to North African conflict.
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Prominent Castro Valley Leader Named In Trust Suit
Mrs. Caroling M. Walsh, 50, files for separate maintenance against husband Joseph A. Walsh, 60, a Castro Valley real estate broker. She seeks division of community property valued around 150000, alleges concealment of assets, requests restraining order and receivership. The couple, long prominent in Castro Valley development, have lived apart since July 1955, with Walsh active in local politics.
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Carpenters Vote Across Area on Wage Offer
Area carpenters race to vote this week on whether to strike or accept a five cent wage increase offered by Bay Area contractors. The action centers on about 15,000 workers across counties, with potential reaction tied to a new seven day contract noted in the district.
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Guerilla Hunt Becomes Rout in Cyprus Firefight
Anti British Cypriot guerrillas sparked a forest fire that killed 19 British soldiers and wounded many more as British troops, Marines, paratroopers, and air units battled to control the flames. Hospitals filled with burn casualties as helicopters ferried the wounded from the Troodos mountains.
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French Foreign Minister Pinseu urges flexible U S policy
Washington reports Christian Pineau pressed the United States to adopt a more flexible approach toward the Soviet Union during two and a half hours of talks with Secretary of State John F. Dulles. They covered East-West relations, European unification, disarmament, NATO, aid to underdeveloped lands, and the Soviet visit by French Premier Guy Mollet.
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Leandro Parking Decision Looms At City Council
The Leandro city council will meet at 8 pm in Youngil chambers with a 7 pm work session open to the public. Agenda includes off street parking plan changes, land conveyance resolutions, condemnation near the corporation yard, traffic signal contracts, and building code amendments. Richard Graves and Associates of Oakland back the development efforts.
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Part of Body Found in Bay Near San Lorenzo
A youth reported to sheriff deputies a partially decomposed body found floating near the bay shore south of the Oro Loma plant. The remains, damaged from the waist to knees, were too deteriorated to identify sex or cause of death. A pathologist would perform a post mortem examination today.
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Two Men Rescued From Cove in Sharp Park Highlight
Two young men William Jelsin 22 Berkeley and Sam Rainer 29 San Francisco were pulled from a 400 foot cove at Sharp Park after being swept by high tide. Berkeley and San Francisco residents witnessed the dramatic rescue as Sharp Park sheriff's deputies and fire crews responded to the incident.
Bay Area Weather Promises Clear Skies Tonight Through Tuesday
The weatherman forecasts fair conditions for the Bay Area with clear skies tonight and tomorrow. Some when near the ocean and inland areas may see overnight and morning changes as a cold front or coastal breeze affects temperatures Tuesday morning.
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