Idaho Snowslide Kills Boy Near Wallace
A ten year old boy was killed when a massive snowslide swept into Burke canyon near Mace Idaho. Four hundred feet of snow buried a quarter mile of Slate Highway collapsing five homes. Rescue teams found Tom Spencer’s body under a bed three hours after the slide. Several residents including Ant Beil and family and John Spencer and family were trapped but later rescued along with others in the area.
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Wallace
Idaho
Tom Spencer
Davenport
Boreaout
Facross
Mace
Burke Canyon
Ant Beil
John Spencer
Roy Cork
Bell
Juevoy
lHe
Spencers
Corles
Highway Department
Lewis Gardner
Jack Phelps
Coeur d'Siene
Phelps
Burke
Salt Trey
Telephone and Power Company
Hayward Ditch Crash Injures Star Pitcher
A 27 year old Hayward softball pitcher was critically injured along with three others when a car struck a ditch crew repairing a 12 inch water line on Harder Road Tarman Avenue. The driver, Lynn Lexson, 49, Oakland, is jailed in Hayward on drunken driving charges. Others injured are Ivan Simmnett 55 Chester Hazen 41 and John Lambroughton 43 all hospitalized in Oakland with injuries ranging from facial fracture to skull injuries.
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Hayward City
Merritt Hospital
Oak
Vincent Maldonado
Joanne Steel
Tarman Avenue
Ivan Simmnett
Bills Street
Chester Hazen
Hayward Water Department
Joh A. Lambroughton
Sunnyvale, & Pipe Company
Simmnet
Hazen
Lambraugh~ San
Avidente
Pital
Oakland
Oltle Lynn Lexson
206Th Avenue
Pacific Telephone and Tele- Byapit Company
Fremont
Jimny Moran
Dick Cruz
Lambroughion
Lambroughton
Maldorado
ABC Ambulance
Five Year Old Struck By Car Outside Church School
A five year old pupil on church grounds at Eden hospital with a broken leg and abrasions after being struck by a car driven by a day school teacher's wife at 12 20 p m yesterday. Robert M Mrayle of Castro Valley is reported in good condition. The driver, Hazel Hillman 30, a teacher at Evan Church Day, was not cited. Other area mishaps include injuries to George Alles Evans and Joseph Ger fart H and a San Lorenzo high school student, with minor damage and an accordion type accident on Foothill boulevard.
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Eden Hospital
Robert M. Mrayle
Walnut Road
Castro Valley
Hazel Hillman
Sid Paul
Hayward
Ing
Camden Avenue
Haywarr
Sybilavetus
San Rafae
Polite
Robert Burnet Ewan
Fuller Avenues
San Lorenzo
San Lorenza High School
Joseph Gerfart
Farnsworth Svenbe
West Ay
Farnsworth
Foothill
Ash Street
Ashland
Donald Leroy Blunkall
Lexington
Bill Joe Hector
Joseph Rodrigues
Lafayette Avenue
Decoto
Hey
Hievier
Wittous Due Caulion
Woman Wins Divorce After Husband Refusal Testimony
Mrs Eliab M Smith, age 63, obtained a divorce from Clifton Smith, 80, in Pasadena after testifying that he refused to cooperate. A related note says a local vendor split sandwiches for a house event but attempted to sell eggs instead.
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Pasadena
Eliabeth M. Smith
Clifton
Tt. Dass
Prison Term Given for Oakland Armed Robberies
Lloyd A. Franklin, 25, of 474 Meeford Avenue Hayward, was sentenced to San Quentin by Judge James Agee in the Oakland Superior court division after pleading guilty to two armed robberies. The crimes occurred on December 9 at a motel and December 16 at a market.
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Oakland
Lloyd A. Franklin
Meeford Avenue
Hay
San Quentin
James Agee
Superior Court
Ettinig Fen
Ex-Policeman Jailed for Theft of Antique Guns
John Seda, 29, former San Francisco police officer, received a 90 day jail term and three years probation after pleading guilty to stealing three rare antique guns from the Young Mu Stun.
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San Francisco
John iSeda
Expelled Negro Off in Seclusion
The article reports Autherine Lucy, a 26-year-old Black woman, entering seclusion to recover from distress after her expulsion from the University of Alabama. It notes she won two federal court cases to gain admission and plans a possible return to pursue integration, with Thurgood Marshall arranging further legal consultation.
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New York
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Miss Lucy
Alabama
Thurgood Marjshall
Lucy
Adlai Delegates Tentatively Selected in California
In San Francisco about 146 California delegates pledged to Adlai Stevenson were tentatively selected for the June primary ballot. The Stevenson for President delegation committee led by Attorney General Edmund G. Brown traced its selection from a roster of over 400 names.
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San Francisco
California
Adlai Stevenson
Atttorney
Edmund G. Brown
Pet Pups Loose Raise Worry in Castro Valley
Castro Valley sheriff deputies report Robert L. LeBlond of 21015 Baker Road again has his five foot boa constrictor a four foot python two four foot copperheads and two gila monsters on the loose. LeBlond vows to watch his dangerous pets more closely.
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Castro Valley
Sheriff's
Robert L. LeBlond
Baker Road
LeBlond
Even Split in California State Delegation Revealed
Governor Goodwin J. Knight announced the 70 vote Eisenhower slate will be divided one third to Nixon Knowland and Knowland. Knight said he may not need to go to Washington to finalize the delegation and is in constant contact with Nixon and Knowland. Filing of the President endorsement clears the way for the Big Three to file March 7, with Knight aiming for about 27 delegates split among the three. Knight suggested Kuchel may participate as a delegate but not in the main rotation, due to campaign constraints.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
William F
Knight
Nixon
Knowlend v
Thomas E. Stephens
Washington
Higney
Fr. M. Jordan
Knight- Mion-Knowland
Invernor
Knowland
Thomas H.kuchel
S F Man Buys Harold's Club F S F Man Buys Harold's Club
A San Francisco investor, Jules J. Agostini Jr., buys Harold's Club in Reno for about 14.06 million dollars. Morgat and Agostini Properties originator firm, sale announced by Reymond I. Smith who remains general manager and chairman emeritus. Nevada gambling authorities must approve Agostini’s acquisition.
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Reno
Nev
San Francisco
Maine
California
Jules J. Agostini, Jr
Morgat and Agostini Properties Company
Reymond I. Smith
Smith
Agostini
Nevada
Red Balloons Fall in Alaska Story of Balloons and Fossils
A Pentagon note reports five Russian weather ballasts recovered in Alaska over three years with no digging. bones, allegedly 1500 to 1600 million years old, may be prehistoric elephants or dinosaurs. Air Force said no Russian cameras found. UC paleontologists note possible equipment. Local contractor Don Savage and others comment.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Alaska
Air Forge
al d Jackson
Castro
University of California
al Martinez
Oakland
Pentagon
Kremlin
Uiet
U. S. Weathery University
Don Savage
Malcolm M
Ballicinna
Air Force
Martinez
Eastbay Excavation Company
Berkeley
Glubb Fired by King Hussein Replaced in Jordan
Gen John Bagot Glubb known as Glubb Pasha is ousted by King Hussein and replaced by Brig Reidi Innab. Glubb flees to Nicosia for rest as demonstrators call him traitor. Britain flashes deep shock and reviews defense ties with Jordan amid regional upheaval.
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Hussein
Amman
Jordan
INS
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Glubb Pashi
Bonian
I. Glubb
Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Ammantagon
Slubbi
Earl
Legion
Reidi Innab
Innab
Foreign Office
Antony Head
Middle East
Légion
Ike's Heart Research Fund Boosted by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee increased heart research funding by three million dollars, lifting the National Heart Institute total to about 25.1 million as part of an 8.3 billion dollar Labor and Welfare package for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The panel cited plausible gains from intensified research into high blood pressure and noted a broader 350 million dollar rise for health and civil service retirement funds despite cuts to stockpiling and city survival planning programs.
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Washington
House
Ty Hower
Labor and Welfare
National Heart Institute
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Civil Service Commission
Civil Tease
End of Tokens Hike in School Fares Sought
Southern Alameda county committees face a bus fare increase as Key System seeks token elimination and higher school fare from seven to ten cents. A May hearing in Oakland will consider a 75 cent single San Francisco bound fare and a rise in commute book prices. The plan, tied to abandoning transbay train service, faces local opposition over street use and bridge cementing costs.
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Alameda County
Mitters
Key System
Anvil
Oakland
San Francisco
Public Utilities Commission
Abe
San Leandro
Bay
Totens
Deley
Key
PUC
Transit’company
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East Bay
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Hatter City
Paul L. ‘Beck
Bay Bridge
Pope Pius XII Celebrates Eightieth Birthday With Children
Vatican crowds of about 40,000 rejoiced as Pope Pius XII, in his eightieth year, blessed attendees and spent time with 200 children from 13 nations. Cardinals praised his health while aides and officials described a festive, affectionate celebration despite lingering rumor of a cold.
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Vatican City
Ins
Pius XII
Clemente
Micare
Mitara
Rome
Vatican
Mrs Lurie dies after six month illness
Mrs. Babette Lurie wife of financier Louis R. Lurie died at her San Francisco home after a six month illness. The couple wed in 1918 and during the war she helped start the Stage Door Canteen and was active in Red Cross work.
Mollet Plans Moscow Trip to Support Government
Paris premier Guy Mollet announced a Moscow visit for top level talks with the Soviet Union in May accompanied by Foreign Minister Christian Pineau. Observers say the trip could extend Mollet’s leftist government as Communists and Rightists delay actions until after the talks.
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Paris
Ist
Guy Molet
Moscow
Christian Pineau
Mollet
France
National Assembly
Gas Prices Up Slightly in Alameda County Stations
Gasoline prices rose slightly across Southern Alameda county service stations. Major oil companies boosted prices by two to three cents, with stations varying increments from six tenths to three tenths. Ethyl and other fuels had prior boosts, tied to wage increases and competition. Tidewater matched the hike the morning of the report.
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Alameda County
Standard
Shell
Nichfield
Union
Tidewater
Weekend forecast shows sun with low clouds in morning
A generally sunny weekend is forecast with low clouds in the early morning. Expect little temperature change with highs in the low 60s and westerly winds of 10 to 18 mph in the afternoon.
Dulles Starts 19 Day Asian Goodwill Tour
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles departed for a 19 day Asian tour to reassure leaders the United States remains a friend to Asia. He planned to address SEATO talks in Karachi and praised the alliance for advancing collective self defense and a secure peace with freedom.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Asia
U.S
Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Karachi
Pakistan
Seato
Parks Airman Shot to Death
Airman John L. Fields, 17, of Whittier and Parks Air Force base, Pleasanton, was shot in El Monte after an argument over a friend's wife Toni Starr. Barry J. Starr, 14, allegedly fired, injuring Fields’ stomach. Blair drove the wounded man to a friend’s home before fleeing and being picked up by highway patrol. Fields was on emergency leave to visit his ill father.
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John L. Fields
Whittier
Parks Air Force Base
Pleasanton
J. Blair
Pabel
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