Dishonest Village Homes Move Charged
San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn directors vote to sell a 31 acre park site amid claims of a dishonest agenda. Former board member David Allen denounces the move while director Albert Steinbring Jr. wins a bid to sell and restricts sale proceeds use. residents split over preserving the site for a park.
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David Allen
San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn
Allen
Albert R. Steinbring Jr
Wivliow
Steinbring
Ron] Farrell
San Lorenzo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Steinbling
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Vin Carmen
Bandoni Ave
Paciflett
Crash Kills Two Sailors Two Girls Near Marine Base
Two teenage sailors from destroyer George MacKenzie died in a fiery crash on a slick road near the Terminal Island Marine Base. The victims were Larry L. Morris 19 and Harry W. Burns 19. The two girls, Jo Anne Edwards Bearden 19 and Edna Hope Parker 14, were riding in the car. Parker was driving. Truck driver Wilbur Murphy 28 of Torrance was uninjured.
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San Tedro
Thee Cary
Terosinal Island Marine Base
Polize
George MacKenzie
Larry L. Morris
Harry W. Burns
Jo Anné Edwards Bearden
Belliowrer
Edna Hope Parker
Takéwoodt
Wilbur Murphy
Torrance
Lent Season To Start Tomorrow
New York AP reports Lent begins Sunday Easter Sunday April 17 and runs 40 days excluding Sundays with self discipline and self denial observed by Christians worldwide.
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New York
Easler
Suspect Captured In Killing Of Leandron
A gun battle ended with the surrender of James Kendrick 29 alleged killer of CHP officer Richard Duvall 26 of San Leandro. Kendrick fled a shell beach motel pursued by deputies and highway patrol but surrendered after police fire and warnings. Duvall was laid to rest in Mountain View Cemetery as lawmen from multiple agencies attended.
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James Kenirick
Richard Duvall
San Leandro
UPI
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San ‘Luis Obispo
James _ Kendrick
San Quentin
Kendrick
San Bermrdino
Arnold Ray Reese
Riverside
Dan Lake
Merrick
Ile
Reese
Duvall
Vox Fontay
Hagseard
Oakland
San Francisco
Emeryville
Icy Entry By March Across U.S.
A winter storm spans the southern and central United States with ice and snow. Freezing rain closes schools in north central Texas and disrupts highways. Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma see sleet and snow as storms push through. Army units mobilize to aid isolated ranchers and hundreds of stranded residents amid blizzard conditions.
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Paris
Arkansas
Hell Springs
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Cuturada
Eisenhower pledges US aid against aggression in Chile
President Eisenhower spoke before the Chilean Congress stressing US readiness to defend any American nation under aggression. He noted economic aid questions and urged neighbors to cooperate, while warning arms control must be decided by each sovereign nation. He urged fact based criticism and emphasized shared steps to reduce armament costs.
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Chile
API
Eisenhower
United States
Hernan Videla
Senate
Eisenhow Ser
U.S
Sen. Videla
Jorge Ales Sandri
Port Smashed By Tidal Wave
Casablanca dispatch reports Agadir struck by a quake and tidal wave before midnight, causing widespread fires and many deaths. Panic spread among about 40,000 residents as emergency services fought to control the disaster.
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Casablanca
Morocco
UPL
Agadir
Mardi Gras and Earthquake Hit Two Continents
The report blends a vivid Mardi Gras scene in New Orleans with a searing quake in Agadir Morocco. Half a million revelers crowded the streets as a hurricane of color and chaos erupted. In Morocco a massive earthquake killed hundreds, destroyed major facilities, and triggered a large relief response from Royal Army units and international aid teams.
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New Orleans
UPI
Sam
George Washington
Billy Smith To Go Home
Billy Smith 25, one of the world’s most famous patients, was to leave Eden Hospital today after more than seven months since his industrial accident. He gained global attention last Oct. 28 for pioneering surgery reattaching his severed right leg. Surgeons had hoped to fit him with a artificial limb in weeks, with progress hampered by complications and setbacks.
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Rainier Ave
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Daily Review
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Okla
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Olympics Abuse Alleged at Squaw Valley by Irwin
Representative Donald J. Irwin protested what he called flagrant abuse of Marines soldiers and airmen at the Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley. He said servicemen were used to shovel drainage ditches trample snow and other tasks for private profits while a New York Tribune dispatch noted the federal and California governments provided 23 490 000 to support the games.
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UPI
Donald J. Irwin
D-Conn
Squaw Valley
Invin
New York Tribune
California
Prayer for Today Lent Reflection
Gracious Lord during the first days of Lent we humble ourselves before Thee and seek inward renewal. We ask You to search our hearts and prepare our spirits to walk with You through these days of hallowed memory. May these days become living faith not mere memory as we turn our faces toward Jerusalem. Amen.
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Nehru Praises Khrushchev in Calcutta Peace Message
In Calcutta, Prime Minister Nehru praised visiting Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev for striving to change the world toward peace. Nehru spoke at a reception for Khrushchev as a 25,000 strong crowd cheered the leaders. He said Khrushchev has worked for his country and the world, and that his words and actions aim to promote peace.
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India
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Promer
Nikita Khrushchev
Nehru
Trme
Khrushchev
Newark Strike at Westvaco Plant Ends?
About 367 members of the International Chemical Workers Union walked off the Westvaco chemical plant in Newark after rejecting a 26 percent rent pay hike over two years plus insurance and sick leave benefits. Negotiations began in January with no agreement. 290 other workers remain on the job. Plant officials hope the walkout ends soon. Local leaders Medeiras and Fynest were at a union session and could not be reached.
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Key
5. M. Cimino
ICWU
J. G. Medeiras
Frank Fynest
George
Oakland
Westvaco
Super Iyisotye Pera
Cimino
No Rain Forecast For Bay Area Weather Update
The Bay Area will see no rain with partly cloudy skies through tomorrow. Elsewhere reports indicate light rain in Los Angeles and Bakersfield, with the forecast suggesting continued partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow and little temperature change statewide.
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Angeles
Bakersfield
Lieira Nevada
Brown Rejects Death Penalty Offer In California
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown dismissed Daryl Chessman offer to die and said it would be very difficult to change capital punishment this year. He planned to outline his stance in a special message and said the Senate has not passed a death penalty repeal. Chessman urged abolition. Brown emphasized no power to commute and noted he might allow the execution if the Legislature keeps the law.
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