Two Thugs Rob Housewife in Hour-Long Downtown Car Lunge
Mrs. Nadine C. Serbantes, 32, was forced into her car by two men in a downtown parking lot near B St and Foothill Blvd. She was left unconscious at times and treated for shock at Fairmont Hospital. The robbers stole $250 and a man’s gold ring before fleeing, and police are investigating the hour-long abduction.
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Nadine C. Serbantes
Stanwood Ave
Fairmont Hospital
B and Seventh Sts
North Koreas To Free Captive Pilots In Move On Plane
North Korea said it would release two American pilots and two German nationals among 24 aboard a hijacked South Korean plane. The announcement via Pyongyang Radio said the pair would be handed to US and German delegates at Panmunjom or another Korea site. Willis P. Hobbs and Lt. Col. Howard W. McClellan were the American pilots. Elke and Johannes Hinrich were the German passengers.
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Tokyo
North Korea
South Korea
North Korean Foreign Ministry
Pyongyang Radio
U.S
Soviet Union
Panmunjom
Korea
United States
German Federal Republic
Foreign Ministry
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Air Force
Bus Rescue Hampered By Flood Waters In Ky Cliff Plunge
In Prestonburg Kentucky rescuers face swift Big Sandy River currents as they search for 28 students and a bus driver missing after a loaded school bus fell 50 feet from a cliff into the river. Thirteen passengers escaped through an emergency exit before the bus sank. Rescue teams located an object believed to be the bus further downstream as the search continued.
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Prestonsburg
Trinity Project Funds Requested
Senator Kuchel announced in Washington that funds are being sought for the Trinity Project. Details on the proposed source and amount were not disclosed in the brief, but the query signals renewed legislative attention to the project’s financing.
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Trinity Project
Speeder Fined One Day Jail Term for Traffic Tick Stop
A 20-year-old man identified as Norris appeared in San Leandro County Court for speeding. He received a one day jail sentence and a fine of 385 dollars, with the judge stressing the case as part of ongoing Trinity River work where delays are deemed unacceptable.
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San Leandro
Dickey Lee
Trinity River
Norris
Munich
FBI Enters Gunman Hunt in San Lorenzo Case
FBI agents press the search for gunman Rhonie D. Rhonemus who shot Sheriff’s Deputy Robert H. Ficken, 29, of San Lorenzo. A federal complaint for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution carries a $50,000 bail. a $100,000 warrant cites murder, robbery and car theft. Police spread leads across East Bay and Oregon as Ficken recovers from multiple wounds.
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FBI
Rhonie D. Rhonemus
Rhonemus
Robert H. Ficken
Hardin St
San Lorenzo
Hayward
U. S. Dist
Harold Jewett
Eden Hospital
Tree Tumbles Long Lunch Break Saves Life
Irvington man A. E. Malone, 28, of 115 Marion Avenue, Irvington, likely saved his life yesterday when a tree fell during a long lunch break. Malone was reportedly away from his desk for five minutes at Pacific Telephone, avoiding injury as debris struck the area.
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Baine Ave
Death Claims Rose Dunstan in Hayward Hospital
Rose Dunstan of Hayward died early today in Hayward Hospital after a Maui origin and 55 years in the area. Survivors include husband Clarence E. and four children Jacqueline Gilbert Clarence E Jr Lillian Gonsalves Aldora Albertson. siblings Helen Smith May Lida. two brothers Merven Foster George Foster. seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Monday at Sorenson Bros. in Hayward with interment in Oakland.
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Rose Dunstan
Prince
Ton St
Hayward
Hayward Hospital
Maui
Hawaii
Clarence E
Jacqueline Gilbert
Clarence E. Jr
Lillian Gonsalves
San Lorenzo
Aldora Albertson
Stockton
Helen Smith
Medford
Ore
May Lida
Merven Foster
George Foster
Monnday
Sorenson Bros
Decoto Road Auto Mishap Injures Bay Area Residents
Two people were injured when a car swerved off Decoto Road east of Fremont, sending one occupant to hospital with back injuries while the other was treated and released. Nearby witnesses reported a bright spherical object with a red tail seen moving north, prompting AFL-CIO political education plans and a shakeup in labor council screening.
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Decoto
Ameeny Guvaney Conur Pot
Fremont City
California
Emil Carpaneto
Hayward
Alameda County
Oscar
COPE
Floyd” Attaway
V. Pena
Fairmont
North
Aout
Afl-Cio
Council On
P.m
Palo Alto
Oakland
Attaway
Eureka
Parking Subject For Merchants at San Leandro Luncheon
San Leandro merchants plan a luncheon at Haycock's Steak House to decide if two off street parking lots will continue operating on a ticket validation system. John G. Blaisdell chairs the SLMA parking committee and leads the discussion.
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San Leandro
San ‘Leandro
Leandro Woman Fined for Theft in Municipal Court
Ella Beck, 44, of Norton Street Leandro, was fined 25 dollars after conviction for shoplifting a 79 cent bottle of wine from Lee Bros. supermarket on January 30. Clerk Hardman pleaded guilty to stealing two meat packages valued at 11 dollars on February 14. Case referred to probation office for report and sentence on March 21.
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Gerald, P
Connitt
Probation Office
President Eisenhower Declared Completly Recovered From Stroke
Washington (UP) Doctors report President Eisenhower is completely recovered from the mild stroke suffered in November. White House Secretary James C Hagerty said three neurologists examined him at Walter Reed Army Hospital this morning for about an hour. The president returned to the White House after the checkup and received a medical discharge.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed ” ‘Army Hospital
Ike to Confer Monday on Soviet bid at summit
Washington reports the Soviet Union proposed a foreign ministers meeting of about 30 nations to prepare for a summit. President Eisenhower planned a Monday discussion with Soviet Ambassador Menshikov as Dulles and Bulganin weighed the plan and scope of participants for the talks.
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Washington
INS
Russia
Eisenhower
U. S
White House
John Foster Dulles
Mikhail ‘Menshikoy
Bulganin
Nene
Thomas W
Corddent Eisenhower
Ry Jv
John Bonn
Donna
Cordry
Bonns Walter, Reed Hospital
Bonn
Cordry Linked to Palo Alto Sniper Attack Case
Police planned questions for Thomas W. Cordry a Stanford sophomore about a sniper attack near Los Altos that killed 14 year old Deena Botn and wounded a girl who reported a hole in her skirt. Cordry previously resided in Hayward and Stanford is near Palo Alto Los Altos.
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Palo Alto
Thomas W.’ Cordrycut
Hayward
Absutta
Nlte
Leslie
Deena ‘Botn
Alice Hardy
Los Altos
Condry
Stanford
Deena
Gil
Desna
Los Altés
Cordry
Gordry
Bid Rejected on Leandro Factory Auction
Directors of Young Spring and Wire Co rejected a $650,000 bid for the unused plant in San Leandro. Senior Ostrow of Los Angeles, tied to Sealy Mattress Co, made the offer during an auction held February 38. No reason was given for the rejection.
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San Leandro
Young Spring and Wire Co
Ostrow
Los Angeles
Sealy Mattress Co
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A. E. Maeonelate
Malone
Decoto Rd
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Mickey ‘Amador
P.O. Box
Mt. Eden
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Suinuul Meeting
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