Rival Test Series Report Shocks Japan Scientists
Tokyo reports US exploded another hydrogen bomb as part of rival tests with the Soviet Union. Observatories recorded unusual atmospheric shocks and linked the blast to Bikini or nearby waters. Japanese scientists cited rain radioactivity in Niigata.
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Masatsugo Ohta
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Petitions Valid for Washington Manor Incorporation
The Board of Supervisors ruled Washington Manor incorporation petitions valid in a 4-1 vote. They postponed a decision on publication costs and a hearing date for city boundary matters to 10 am July 17. The action followed debates with promoter Gerald D. Cochran and included questions about petition origins and representatives.
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Emanuel Raxeto
Francis Dunn
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Harold Nielsen
Rare Roach
Rareto
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Kent Pursel
Mulford Gardens
Shipyard Strike Feared Monday in Pacific Coast
Portland reports a coast wide shipyard strike threat as 10000 workers prepare to walk out Monday if a new contract is not agreed by Sunday night. Bill Way, president of the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council, cited stalemate in Portland negotiations.
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Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council
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Fortland
San Francisco Candy Plant Fire Injures One
A three alarm fire at Blasy's candy factory in the Mission district caused about $200,000 damage and injured one firefighter. Fire Chief Frank Kelly said the blaze began in the kitchen around seven o'clock. The scene drew nearly a thousand spectators as twelve police officers assisted to maintain order.
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Young parolee admits shooting in Elk Grove dairy dispute
In Sacramento area news a California parolee Silas J. Tinney aged 11 admitted late yesterday that he shot dairyman George Friess, 52, following a washing dispute. Tinney initially claimed the shot at 265 feet with a .22 rifle was accidental.
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France Blames Rebels in Algeria Clash at UN
France defends its Algeria policy at the United Nations, blaming Algerian Nationalists for the bloodshed and opposing Arab demands for intervention. The Security Council rejected a Russian bid to pause talks as a Arab push for Algeria debate continues toward a luncheon recess. Ambassador Herve reiterates Paris aim for a democratic Algeria and rejects threats to peace.
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Mulford Gardens Pioneer Saga
In 1843 a man skied a whalebost across San Francisco Bay to hunt in what is now Mulford Gardens. He became the area’s first American resident, hunted, farmed, and gained a fortune of 52,000 before his death 53 years later. The Daily Review tells Capt. Thomas W. Mulford’s story on today’s page.
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Daily Review
Hospital Director Goes Solo Again at Eden Hospital
Castro Valley report says Hospital Director Paul Rhodes went solo after four other directors failed to attend last Thursday's relay meeting. Rhodes adjourned the meeting citing lack of quorum and noted Blythe’s abstention for sending notices. He aims to press for a nursing contract as the nursing situation at Eden Hospital is described as extremely grave, referencing a letter from the California State Nurses Association urging an immediate meeting.
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Eden
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Rhodes
Blythe
Daly
Marvin Richard+ Ison
G. Jackson
Milton PI Ream
Julius Levine
California State Nurses’ Association
Eden Hospital
California
Extension Sought On Abbott Appeal
Burton Abbot's attorney Leo Sullivan failed to file by the 5 p.m. deadline and says he will seek a time extension to file a petition for the automatic stay in the Supreme Court appeal of Abbott's conviction for the lodnep murder of Stephanie Bryan.
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Oday
Supreme Court
Abbott
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Leo Sullivan
Cost of Living Sharp Rise Reported
The Labor Department reported a sharp cost of living rise last month, driven by higher food prices and broader price increases. Wages fell for factory workers as shorter weeks reduced pay, while overall consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in May, reaching 115.4 percent of the 1947-49 average, the highest since October 1953.
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Washington
Ely
Ewan Slague
Woman and Children Stage Robbery at Sacramento Station
A woman and five children used camouflage to stage a robbery at a Sacramento service station yesterday. Station attendant Willie Jones testified he was inspecting storage tanks when the group positioned themselves between him and the office. The woman engaged him in talk for several minutes while one child distracted the office.
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Joad
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Boy, 12, Drowns In Irrigation Canal Near Madera
Madera case reports a twelve year old boy Edward who drowned last night in a canal of the Madera irrigation district one mile north of town. Investigators say he slipped while attempting to retrieve a toy boat amid other children sailing boats nearby.
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Edward
Volcano Threatens Sakura Island Off Japan
Tokyo reports about 12,000 residents of Sakura Island in southern Japan preparing to evacuate due to an expected major volcanic eruption. Meanwhile a San Francisco scientists group approved expansion plans for nearby airport facilities to handle future jet air traffic.
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Star Line Up at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood party list at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital includes Eddie Fisher comedian George Burns and Mrs. Clark Gable Kay Spreckles. Fisher entered yesterday after an indigestion attack.
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Twining Sees Red Jet Engine Tests in Moscow
General Nathan Twining and aviation officials from 29 nations visited Zhukovsky Academy in Moscow to observe Russian jet engine testing and engineering work. They viewed engine cuts, fatigue tests, and aerodynamics studies as part of a five year aeronautical engineering program.
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Hell's Canyon Dam Bill Passed in Senate Committee
Washington report notes the Interstate committee approved a proposal to authorize a $350 million federal project for Hell's Canyon on the Idaho Oregon border. The bill, set for full vote, drew a 15 to 13 party line call with limited exceptions as opponents warn of environmental and regional impacts.
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Interiae
Hell's Canyon
Idaho-Oregon
Snake River
Ireland Elects Jewish Lord Mayor in Dublin Draw
Alderman Robert Briscoe, a Dublin-born businessman and Fianna Fáil member, becomes the city’s first Jewish Lord Mayor after a drawing of lots among two candidates. Briscoe and the incumbent Labour member Denis Jualkin each received 19 aldermen votes, and the draw decided the outcome.
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INS
Robert Briscoe
Har
Briscoe
Fianna Fair Party
Labarite Danis Jualkin
Congress OKs 27.5 billion interstate highway plan
The House passed a 27.5 billion interstate highway bill to start a 41,000 mile network linking state capitals and major cities by 1988. Gasoline, tire, and truck taxes rise next Sunday to fund construction. Senate action was expected without controversy.
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State of Siege In Guatemala Proclaimed After Police Clash
Guatemala declared a state of siege after a deadly clash between police and student demonstrators. Four people were killed and twenty wounded as police used force to disperse a parade near the presidential residence. Censorship on telegraph and telephone dispatches was ordered and a curfew set from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. The protesters, including many girls, demanded an end to police methods and criticized the weekend government actions suspending constitutional guarantees.
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CIEY
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Castile
County Budget Hearings Set for Thursday Adopting 1936 Plan
County supervisors prepared to close the hearing on the proposed 60 million dollar budget for 1936. The session aimed to adopt the budget by Thursday afternoon, signaling steps toward final approval of fiscal plans.
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Aay
Royal Dope Raids Target Italian Nobility in Rome
Rome police led by Giuseppe Miusco arrested Italian prince Marquis Giuseppe Pignatelli Emanuele Della Seata and Duke Ludovico Della Rovere amid a wide narcotics crackdown. Other arrestees include four doctors and a movie actor was questioned. An investigation linked to a major hotel case and coordinated with Interval and the U.S. Narcotics division.
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Adutocrats
Giuseppe "Pignatéllca
Emanuele Della
Seata
Ludovico Della Rovere
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Max. Mugnani
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International Police Organization
U.S
Weather forecast with fog near coast this week
A partial weather update notes fair conditions through tomorrow with offshore trips ahead. Forecasters warn beachgoers of increasing fog near the coast on Wednesday while yesterday’s high remains unclear and today’s is not specified.
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