Argument Ends In Slaying of Hayward Man
Dale L. Hutchens 41 of 27206 Patrick Ave Hayward was killed by a shotgun blast during a two hour family argument with his sister in law and her brother Linder Syrus Young 29. Police arrested Young on suspicion of murder claiming the shot was accidental.
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Dale L. Hutchens
Patrick Ave
Hayward
Hutchens
Donna
Linder Syrus Young
Young
Palma’ Ceia
Iccidental
San Pablo
Edward McLaughlin
Georgia
Ava Gardner Plans to Wed Italian Comedian Chiari
Friends of Ava Gardner say the Hollywood star intends to marry Italian comedian Walter Chiari. In San Marino she has leased a luxurious furnished apartment near Rome and the Spanish Steps, likely after Easter.
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Rome
Ins
Ava Gardner
Hollywood
Walter Chiari
San Marino
Ava
AFL-CIO Chiefs Rap Delay on Tax Slash
AFL-CIO leaders pressed President Eisenhower to roll out anti recession tax cuts now, calling postponement unnecessary and unwise as Meany warns March may worsen unemployment. Treasury says no decision until economy clarity. White House to push defense contracts to 11.7 billion in six months.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Hisenhower
George Meany
Federation
Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
House
Joseph’ W. Martin Jr
Meany
AFL Cio
Jeaders
Newvomen
Sai
White’House
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
White House
Snow Clings to Mt Diablo and Mt Hamilton Peaks
Snow covered Mt Diablo and Mt Hamilton with up to four inches on some slopes as cold air_mass moved over a warmer ground layer. Rain and hail battered the area with scattered measurements from San Leandro to Marin County and small accumulations on surrounding peaks.
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Mt. Diablo
Mt. Hamilton
San Leandro
Hayward
Diablo
Mt. Tamalipais
Marin County
Mt Hamilton Range
San Jose
Poland to Sell State Farms to Peasants
In Warsaw the Communist government proposes selling 741,000 acres of state land in former German territories to peasants. The measure, backed by Agriculture Minister Edward Ochab, would transfer farms of 37 to 49 acres to individual peasants at prices from 126 to 252 dollars.
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Warsaw
INS
Poland
Edward’ Ochab
Wie
Area Leaders Back Unified Stand on Four County College Site
Hayward area leaders met to pledge a united stand on the location of a new regional four year college in western Alameda County. They oppose Pleasanton and Livermore temporary sites and urge fast acquisition of a permanent campus west of the hills while state plans set final selection for April.
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Castro Valley
Marvin Smith
Avere
Hansen
Hayward
City
Chamber of Commerce
Mgr
Frank iKing
San Leandro
State Public Works Board
Thrill Killer Leopold Freed After 33 Years
Nathan Leopold, jailed for the Franks murder in 1940, was released on parole after 33 years six months and two days. He planned to work as a hospital technician for a church hospital in Puerto Rico and must refrain from interviews or publicity. Leopold urged editors to give him a chance to start life anew.
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Puerto Rico
Unita
Leopard
Chicago
Commonwealth
Teddy
Gunman Ronnie Rhoenemus Sought After San Diego Bank Heist
San Diego County police linked Ronnie David Rhoenemus, 20, to a downtown loan office holdup that netted $300 and a revolver. Authorities warned all units to apprehend him and an accomplice Bartholomew Blackburn, 23, in connection with a broader crime spree that included injuring Deputy Ficken during a separate takeover.
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San Diego
Ronnie David-Rhoenemus
Alameda County
Los Angeles
Rhoenemus
Bartholomew’ Blackburn
Ficken
San Lorenzo
Benson Attacks Senate Farm Bill as Serious Mistake
Washington insiders report Agriculture Secretary Benson denounces a Senate bill to freeze farm prices at 1967 levels calling it a very serious mistake. He predicts it would hurt veterans and says it will face strong opposition if enacted.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture
Bzre. Tait’ Benson
Prayer Fragment Reflects Personal Struggle and Hope
A fragmented devotional text contemplates forgiveness for overattention to the grand and urges recognition of beauty and power in the small. It mentions a widowed mother wrestling with a mortgage and the joy found in using hands, guided by ancient wisdom and a sense of hopeful restraint.
Housing Bill Aims to Spur Homes and Jobs
Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson called the measure crucial to fight the business slump and create jobs for over 10 percent of the nation’s 5.2 million unemployed. The plan would authorize 500 million dollars in federal mortgage purchases, 300 million for veterans housing loans, and 50 million for government purchases of military housing mortgages.
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Senate
Weather Delays Vanguard Rocket Launch Effort
A forecast of bad weather in Florida delayed the Navy Vanguard rocket launch. Officials noted a possible attempt before conditions worsen, with the second stage and a moon mission still in play. Washington signaled the Army would try again to launch a second Explorer satellite into orbit soon.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.cp
Navy
Vanguard
Washington
Army
Wilber Mr. Bricker
Air Force to Spend 5 Million on Duluth Missile Base
The Air Force plans a five million dollar missile facility at the Duluth Minnesota municipal airport this summer. Col James S Caples declined to specify missile type but said the site will handle surface to surface missiles. The Snark intercontinental missile is discussed as a possible use for the base.
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Omaha
INS
Air Force
Haunehing
Duluth
Minn
James S. Caples
Missouri River
U.S
Decoto Annex Election Looms as Fremont Moves Forward
Fremont ready to vote on Decoto annexation after clerk Howard Reese announces 1455 registered voters signed. Council will set election date at March 25 with a protest hearing. Anti annexation leader Oscar Dowe seeks 51 percent property owner support. optimism fades but defeat anticipated at the polls.
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Fremont
Frank Borghi
Decoto
Howard ‘Reese
Annex
Oscar Dowe
Derota
Kifl
Cat and Swill
Ex Red Official Reported Limiting in Orient Circles
Unconfirmed whispers from Vienna and circles in Hungary mention a former Soviet official named Rakosi as factory manager in Ulan Bator Mongolia. The report, circulated by Hungarian sources, remains unverified.
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Orient
Vienna
INS
Rakosi
Ulan
Bator
Outer
Outer Mongolia
FCC Asks Return Of Channel II Case
The FCC asked the U S Court of Appeals to return the controversial channel II case to reconsider the grant to Public Service Television Inc a National Airlines subsidiary due to new information and public charges raised during a House investigation.
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Washington
Federal ‘Communications Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
Commission
FCC
Public’ Service Television
Jinc
National Airlines
House
Two Children and Grandfather Die in Richmond Fire
In Richmond early today a frame house fire killed Vivian Moore aged 10 months, Walter Moore aged 2 years, and the grandfather Pins Dire wood. The father fled across the street for help as a neighbor family rescued four other children. Beverly Moore suffered severe facial burns and Juanita Moore, wife of Walter, was hospitalized with tuberculosis treatment history noted.
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Richmond
Vivian Moore
Walter’ ‘Moore
Pins Dire
Wood
Helen
Fae Wood
Béverly
Kaiser Hospital
Uni Moore
Juanita
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