Mother pleads to baby kidnapper amid California case
Ontario California mother Ruth Flores pleads tearfully for the return of her 9 week old son Erle Laon Flores held since Friday night. She says the child is ill and needs medical care and special formula. Police describe a second California kidnapping linked to a woman identified as Ann Williams who befriended the mother.
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Ontario
Calif
ITP
Fhrie Laon Flores
Ruth Flores
Evie
Plane Feared Lost Between Azores and Europe
The U S Air Force reported a privately owned two engine plane missing over the Atlantic between the Azores and Europe. Officials said it is not one of ours. A spokesman noted the DC3 belonged to Aerea Enterprises Inc. Lisbon airport authorities had earlier feared a downing in the Atlantic.
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UPD
Atlantic
Azores
U. S. Air Force
Europe
U.S
Potrejon
Ile
Aerea Enterprises Inc
Lisbon
Five Day No Rain Forecast From Weather Officials
Weathermen report continued sunny with morning coastal fog and mild low 70s. Temperatures rose to the low 70s and mid 70s in several cities yesterday, with no records tied or broken. Forecasts predict similar conditions through the week, with possible warmer readings in the far north late in the week.
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Mercury
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Gatland
Possibie Risin
le Weel
Vietnam Chief Visits Indonesia
Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh visits Indonesia in a Friday trip, meeting Indonesian leaders while praising bilateral ties and seeking closer cooperation. The visit underscores ongoing Cold War era diplomacy as both nations navigate regional alignment and geopolitical interests.
Father defeats prowler in SF house struggle
Lawrence Schoenstein a 43 year old pipe organ designer fought a prowler in his San Francisco home at 3 30 a m then tackled Louis Williams 43 Oakland an ex convict released from Folsom Williams fell down stairs into the garage where the fight continued Schoenstein and his wife bound him with a clothesline police arrived to find the intruder tied Hand and foot on the garage floor their three teenage children alerted authorities
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San Francisco
OPI
Lawrence Schoenstein
Louis Williams
Oakland
Folsom
Titoe
Phir
Schoenstein
Mary
Williams
Vandals Attempt to Blow Up San Francisco School
A group attempted to blow up a San Francisco junior high school early today. Police report vandals lit Bunsen burners in a second floor science lab and turned on gas in two home economics rooms, causing flames and gas fumes until firefighters shut off the gas.
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San Francisco
UPS
Marit Junior High School
Noor
Talks on Berlin OK'd In New Nikita Move
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy told the House Space Committee the United States is prepared to back President Eisenhower’s Berlin pledge. He said joint chiefs have specific plans for any military action from the Berlin crisis and that policy is not to strike first, with changes to come only at the highest levels.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Berlin
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Ag Space
Partment
Pians
U. S
Phone Workers Taks Continue Negotiations In San Francisco
Phone workers in Northern California press toward a strike vote as talks on a new contract drag. Union demands include a 6 to 11 dollar weekly across the board raise and ending a geographic sliding scale, while Pacific Telephone and Telegraph counters boost pay by small steps in the plant and tea departments. Union locals plan mass meetings and a Wednesday san Francisco meeting to review progress.
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San Francisco
California
Abe
Pacific Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Communication Workers of
Ameciie
At & Pan
San Francisc
Soviet Accepts Conditional Talks on Berlin Crisis
MOSCOW AP notes indicate the Soviet Union agreed to talks with the West under conditions. Andrei Gromyko handed notes to ambassadors stating East and West Germany must attend, with no force to keep Western supply lines open. The talks would precede any April summit and require Prague and Warsaw invited as equals at the table.
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Nikita Karushchev
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Poland
Berlin
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Macmillan
Wif Khrushchev
Hel Kremlin
West Germany
West Berlin
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Fareat
Khrushchev
Germany
Warsaw
Lise
Dad Aviation
Repub
Hayward youth rescued after 213 hour cliff plunge
Hayward youth Max L Toorop, 20, trapped on a American River cliff for 21 hours, is recovering in a hospital. Fellow fishing party member Thomas C Warnack, 23, remained with him while a rescuer team from Folsom Prison assisted down the mountain to a hospital.
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Auburn
Hayward
L. Toorop
Booklord Rd
Troudtit
Tearop
Aeter
Thomas C. Warnack
Mission Blvd
Toorop
Whille Teoudut
Jack Causey
Iron Mine
Folsom
Oorop
Toarop
Acen Toorop
Foctubum
Coorop
Highland Hospital
Tuorap
Niles Trustees Face Decision on Special Meeting
Niles trustees meet at 7 30 p m to decide whether to call another election for a $900 000 state and local funds increase. Superintendent Scalant says a preliminary authorization letter must be signed by tomorrow for a May 19 election. Voters previously rejected funds but approved a tax increase from 1400 to 1950. The canvass of votes is planned at the meeting at Niles School Second and School.
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Fremont — Nites Senoor
Mmust
Anthony
Scalant
Hel
Niles
Niles School
Beaten Body Found at Sharp Park Edge
The badly beaten body of a middle aged man was found today at the edge of Sharp Park Municipal Golf Course. He apparently had been beaten to death and his scalp appeared to be shaved.
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Sharp Park
Ihawed
Sharp Pack Municipal Golf Course
Prayer for Today Prophetic Verse on Peace and Forgiveness
A prayer asks for grace shown by Christ when reviled to keep peace and turn the other cheek. It seeks strength to endure insult, go the second mile, and extend mercy even to enemies, inviting a spirit that reflects learned lessons.
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Christ
Crime soars in U S cities says Hoover based on FBI data
FBI Director J Elgar Hoover reports an appalling eight percent rise in crime in U S cities last year with smaller communities showing sharper increases. Preliminary figures indicate a six and a half percent rise in arrests of youths under 18, while overall 1958 arrests were nearly unchanged from the prior year. The FBI offered no reason for the mismatch between rising crime rates and steady arrest totals.
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Washington
Upi
FBI
J. Elgar
Hoover
U.S
TBI
Pervis
Two Men Charged After Bloody Assault Jails
Union City officers report two men jailed on robbery mayhem and assault charges after John G. Torres, a Cisco welder, was found severely beaten near 33450 Fifth Street Decoto. A trail of blood led to Mesal Tome’s porch where bartender Arthur Solis found him at 8 am. Torres said $60 was stolen. doctors indicated an injury near the eye and eye surgery planned.
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Union City
Washington
Townstile Hospital
Dafger
John G. Torres
Cisco
Torres
Felix Nursa
Asvid Malt
Hirth St
Decoto
Fifth St
Arthur C. Solis
Carta's
Mesa
Mary
Solis
James Geartanll
WY Hospital
Lost Satellite in Orbit Confirmed by Air Force
Unclear fragments indicate the Air Force asserts a satellite labeled lost has reached orbit. Details are incomplete and scattered across misread lines.
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Air Force
Three Burglars Nabbed on Roof at Market
MIL VALLEY UP I three burglars were captured on the roof of the Shoreline Market by Deputy Sheriff Fred Marcus and four other deputies after Marcus spotted them while they robbed the market. They surrendered immediately after officers began climbing.
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MIL Valley
UPI
Fred Marcus
Marcus
Te’ Mediately
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