Hospital Gag Rule Charged at Eden Township Board
Castro Valley two major shocks at Eden Township Hospital district meeting as Director Paul Rhodes votes against a two year contract renewal for Administrator Harry Blythe and reasserts that a gag rule infringes his free speech. He cites California Legislative Counsel and calls for repeal of the motion restricting board news information to the administrator or president acting as spokesman for the majority. Continued on Page 2.
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Castro Valley
Paul Rhodes
Eden Township
Rhodes
Harry Blythe
California
Eden Hospital
Eden’ Hospital
Bard of Directors
Adlai Kefauver spar over Minnesota primary backers
Adlai E Stevenson and Sen Estes Kefauver clashed over Minnesota primary backers, the sharpest public exchange between the two Democratic candidates yet. Stevenson warned Kefauver against attacking Hubert Humphrey and Orville Freeman, urging unity to avoid a party split amid looming votes and accusing Republicans of seeking to divide the Democrats.
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Minneapolis
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Eveleth
Grand Rapids
Thnocisen
Sen
Hubert
Humphrey
Orville Freeman
Freeman
DFL
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
Encino Ham Talks With Antarctica
Encino ham radio operator Arthur E. Beechmner, 34, said he spoke with a United States expedition near the South Pole for nearly an hour today.
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Encino
INS
Arthur E. Beechmner
United States
South Pole
Vet Finds Kin After 28 Years
Palo Alto, Wi Joseph Quadara, a 28 year old Marine veteran raised as an orphan, has contacted his family for the first time. He works as a printer in Palo Alto and spoke with his sister Mildred Spellman of North Wilmington Massachusetts by telephone. He learned he was placed in an orphanage at two weeks old after family difficulties and lived in multiple foster homes before striking out on his own.
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Palo Alto
Joseph Quadara
Quadara
Mildred Spellman
North Wilmington
Mass
Massachusetts Bureau of Vital Statistics
Rustlers Ride Again: Holstein Stolen From Rodrigues Farm
South Wayward village sheriffs deputies received a report from T Rodriques 42 of 1236 Asquire Road that a seven month old Holstein he valued at 80 dollars was rustled from his enclosure. Four other cattle were left unharmed. Deputies, while not promising a posse, were on alert for the thief.
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Rank T. Rodrigues
Asquire Road
Rodrigues
Knight Deals Blow to Road Repair Funds
In Sacramento Governor Knight opposes a four tenths of a cent gasoline tax hike to fund flood damage repairs. Senator Randolph Collier presses on, saying the legislature must act. State Highway Division cites flood damage totals of 33 million dollars across highways, county roads, and city streets.
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Sacramento
INS
Knight
Als
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Collier
State Division of Highways
Gov Knight backs Pauley for UC board chair
Governor Goodwin J. Knight said he supports oilman Ed Pauley for the University of California board of regents chair, voicing shock at posthumous politicking and saying he has great confidence in Pauley. He criticized the rush to secure commitments the day after former chairman Edward A. Dickson’s funeral.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Ed Pauley
University of California Board of Regents
Berkeley
Regents
Pauley
Donald M. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Edward A. Dickson
Student Leads Leandro Cops Unmerry Chase
A 15 year old San Mateo student, Bryant Anthony Valpey, led San Leandro police on an 80 mph pursuit after smashing a stolen 1956 Ford convertible. He faces eight counts including speeding, hit and run, reckless driving, and evading arrest. Officers pursued from Grace street and Hesperian boulevard toward Hestrd street.
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San Leandro
San Leandro City
Bryant Anthony Valpey
San Mateo
San Mateo Junior College
Oakland
Grace Street
Hesperian Boulevard
Victor J. Lynn
D Lynn
Valpey
Hest 14Th Street
Jet Trainer Crash Kills 2 In Kansas
A T-33 jet trainer from Norton Air Force Base crashed in a field near Louisburg Kansas killing both occupants. The wreckage showed minor fire and officials noted it was en route from Kirtland New Mexico to Grandview Missouri. It followed a separate crash in the same region 48 hours earlier killing Lt David Browning an Olympic diver.
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Louisburg
Kan
Grandview
Air Force Base
Norton Air Force Base
California
Kirtland Air Force Base
New Mexico
David Grieg
Skippy) Browning
Hantoul
Browning
Moffett Field
British Ex-Premier Malenkov Learns British Power Stations
Georgi M Malenkov arrived at the British Embassy in London to study British electric power stations. Security guards kept constant vigilance yet wore constant grins as Malenkov settled in Ringed by guards at Westminster Palace Gardens he steps into a new post as minister of power stations following his February 1954 resignation from the premiership.
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London
INS
Georgi
M. Malenkov
Russia
Swankeasington Palace Gardens
Malenkov
Kremliner
Phoenix Woman Jailed in Las Vegas Shooting Case
Dorothy Pursley, a Phoenix real estate operator, is jailed in Las Vegas after shooting and killing the former daughter in law while aiming at the young woman’s new stepmother. The victim, Paulg Pursiey, 26, of Burbank California, is in critical condition.
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Vas Vegas
INS
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Dorothy Pursley
Paulg Pursiey
Burbank
Calif
Aqueduct Bill Clears Senate Finance Panel in California
Sacramento reports the Senate finance committee approved without dissent a 3.95 million dollar appropriation to start the Tri County aqueduct, part of a 9.3 million package for the Feather River project. The plan would bring water to Alameda and other counties, with a 60 million dollar total cost and a five year timeline.
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Senate
Tri-County
Alameda County
Feather River
Aqueduct
Carlos Bee
Arthur H. Breed, Jr
Bee
Mountain County
San Joaquin Delta
Altamont Hills
Livermore Valley
Washington Townships
Niles
Mission San Jose
Santa Clara
San Benito
Oroville
Chambers of Commerce
The
Water Resources Board
Suspect slain at roadblock near Gilchrist Oregon
A burglary suspect, Danny Faulkner of Winchester Bay, was killed by state police at a roadblock near Gilchrist after wounding two Redmond officers, Florence Durgan and Leonard Kirby, who were wounded as Faulkner fled. The chase ended when Faulkner tried to bypass the roadblock and shot at officers before being shot.
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Redmond
Ore
INS
Gilchrist
Danny Faulkner
Winchester Bay
Glorence Durgan
Leonard Kirby
Faulkner
Durgan
Kirby
Highway 97
Faullmer
Western Pilots Meet on Pact Labor Talks Continue
Representatives of Western Air Lines and the Air Line Pilots Association were scheduled to meet again today to discuss final amendments to a new labor contract after last night's conference in Los Angeles.
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Sentatives
Western Air Lines
The
Air Line Filots Association
Los Angeles
Ruling Awaited In Racket Probe
Federal grand jury probes a citizenship racket amid a push to resume partial service by Thursday on a strike-bound system serving 12 Western states and Canada. District Judge Oliver J. Carter was not set to rule Monday on Jay Western's plans and disputed supplements.
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Was
San Francisco
Federal
Oliver J. Carter
Jay Western
Chinatown Family
Federal Grand Jury
Western
Citi- Canada
Zenship
Shamrock Gift From Old Sod Delights Ike at White House
President Eisenhower received a sprig of shamrock from Ireland’s John A. Costello during a brief White House ceremony. The Irish premier arrived ahead of St Patrick’s Day to discuss matters and present the shamrock in a 169 year old Irish silver pen dated March 17, 1956. Eisenhowerplans to share the keepsake with Mrs Eisenhower before heading to the farm.
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Eisenhower
Friendly Sons
St. Patrick
John A. Costello
Ireland
White House
Hisenhower
Costello
United States
New York
Dungarvan
Waterford
Medic Re-Enlists After Narrow Sea Collision
Chief hospital corpsman Joseph W. Mahurin of Bakersfield California narrowly escaped death when destroyer Floyd B. Parks rammed heavy cruiser Columbus in the South China Sea last Sunday. He was thrown into the sea but survived and announced his re-enlistment.
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Tokyo
Ins
U.S
South China Sea
Joseph W. Mahurin
Bakersfield
Calif
Floyd B. Parks
Columbus
Sniper Fire Triggers Jerusalem Gaza Clashes
Israeli and Jordanian forces clashed as snipers fired across the no man’s land in Jerusalem and Egyptian forces were accused of striking near the Gaza Strip. A military spokesman said the old city incident marked the first such breach in two years and charged Egypt with four attacks on Kissufim and Beeri outposts. Observers note prior restraint by Jordan’s legion changed two weeks earlier, with renewed violence at Naham and Barte’a leaving casualties on both sides.
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Jerusalem
INS
Israel
No-Man's Land
Gaza Strip
Kissufim
Beeri
EU Anja
Anja
Negev
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan Arab Legion
John Bagot Glubb
Jordan
Old City
Christendom
Glubb
Hussein
Naham
Barte’a
UN Mixed Armistice Commission
Jisraeli
Stone throwing youths disrupt Cyprus road block
In Ayios Viroghios near Kyrenia Greek nationalist youths hurled stones at cars carrying the wife of a U S Army officer and two British nationals. Six youths were arrested by British troops after the incident prompted a security clampdown in Nicosia and the closure of 20 Greek Cypriot shops.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
INS
U.S. Army
M. Couch
U.S. Metiiteing
Karavas
Greek quarter in Nicosia shuttered after murder
Police commissioner ordered the closing of 10 shops and 10 houses in the Greek quarter of Nicosia after Greek residents refused to provide information about Wednesday’s murder and other outrages. A severe curfew remains and paratroopers patrol while residents may shop in small groups for one hour.
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Nicosia
Arab Rebels Burn House in Algiers Amid Curfew
Arab guerrillas set fire to an apartment house in central Algiers today in what aims to force raids on French residents. The blaze destroyed 109 cars in the garage below the 10 story building. A curfew was imposed as authorities tightened security in the provincial capital during the ongoing campaign.
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Algiers
France
Senate
Guy Mollet
Algeria
San Francisco
Marine Corps
Islais Creek
Southern Pacific
Solar Flare Bursts Cause Global Radio Blackouts
Explosive solar energy expected to disrupt radio communications worldwide today. Scientists at the Air Force Cambridge Research Center linked yesterday's sun surface bursts to one of the longest communication blackouts since 1939.
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Boston
Air Force
Cambridge Research Center
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