Vintner Urges Education On Mild Drinking
Rudolph Weibel of Mission San Jose urges education for children about moderate alcohol use at a Wine and Food Society meeting in Los Angeles. He likens alcoholism to a disease of excess, stresses moderation, and calls on parents to discuss alcohol openly at home and away from home to curb drinking problems.
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California
Rudolph 3. Weibel
Mission San Jose
Wine and Food Society
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Weibel
Ax Hit Leaves Youth With Fractured Skull in Schoolfight
Ronald Hurley, 13, suffered a fractured skull when struck in the head by an ax-head during a fight with a 1-year-old schoolmate. He was taken to Franklin Hospital in San Francisco in good condition. Bela Clark, Contra Costa County juvenile patrol chief, said investigators were sorting conflicting stories from the boys.
Teller to Lead UC Radiation Laboratory in Livermore
Dr Edward Teller will become head of the University of California Radiation Laboratory at Livermore, succeeding Dr Herbert F York who will move to Washington as chief scientist for adj hie research at the Defense Department. York has guided the Livermore center since 1952 and has longstanding ties with Berkeley and Los Alamos projects.
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University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Herbert F. York
York
Washington
Defense Department
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Ice
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California Way
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Berkeley
Hugh Bradner
Eniwetok Proving Ground
U. S. Radiation Laboratory
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
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Fas
Secretary of Defense
Army ‘Scientific Advisory ‘Board
Teller
Livermore Laboratory
Campus Radiation Laboratory
Jobless Check Spree Fails Fremont Man
Edward L. Evans 39 of Irvington was arrested after a spree linked to unemployment checks. He allegedly assaulted his wife Betty 31, fled, and later drank cleaning fluid at a bistro before being rushed to Fairmont Hospital. Evans was booked later that evening.
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Edward L. Evans
Durham Ré
Irvington
Isnanan
Evans
Mission St
Betty
Manray
Durham Rd
Toj
Rad Liem
Fairmont Hospital
Eisenhower pushes funded housing and electrification drive
President Eisenhower ordered faster work on 2.255 billion dollars of public housing and rural electrification projects. He directed Albert M. Cole and Ezra T. Benson to accelerate construction, with 1.359 billion in loans and 74 million in approved Rural Electrification loans. Local governments to cover remaining costs.
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Eisenhower
Treasury
Albert M. Cole
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Rural Electrification Administration
Reaty
Ben- Son
Maurice H. Stans
Joans
Cole
Housing Bill K'd in Quick House Action
The House approved a $1.35 billion emergency housing bill with no debate and sent it to the White House. The Senate-passed measure, adopted by voice vote on a light floor, lowers veterans mortgage rates to four and three quarters percent and military housing to four and a half percent. It aims to fund 200,000 new homes, extends the veterans loan program two years, reduces minimum down payments on FHA loans, and authorizes NFMA to buy $1.55 billion more in FHA and Veterans mortgages.
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Washington
INS
House
White House
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Youth Endangers Himself From Oil Derrick In Wilmington
An unemployed 18 year old, Frank Williams, remained atop a 120 foot oil derrick in Wilmington after threatening to leap for two hours. A passing priest, Father Lawrence Ferrado, persuaded him to come down. Williams said he was married and his wife was expecting a baby.
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Wilmington
Calif
INS
Frank Williams
Lawrence’ Ferrado
Williams
Sputnik 1 to Flash Across Sky Over California
Berkeley Moonwatch says Sputnik 1 will appear in a spectacular display over Northern California for three evenings. Walter Marion notes the satellite will burn very brightly and be plainly visible to the naked eye as it travels from southwest to northeast at 6 45 p m Thursday 7 11 p m Friday and 6 45 p m Saturday.
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Sputnik
California
Moonwatch
Walter Marion
Officer Charged In Death of Wife
MONTEREY, 08-Col. Julian A. Walker commander of the 6211th Reserve Unit at Ford Ord has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of his wife Mrs Junietta Walker 46 who died in Salinas Hospital March 3 following an operation for a head injury Monterey police said resulted from a blow or blows inflicted by Walker Walker 46 a clothing salesman a civilian admitted slapping his wife according to Assistant District Attorney Patrick J. O Reilly.
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Junietta Walker
Salinas Hospital
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Tile
Patrick J. O'Reilly
Prayer for Today
Prayer urges strength to resist temptation and self interest. It asks guidance through anxiety toward light, and to keep dealings with others brotherly and considerate. The plea ends with a request for direction to serve the suffering world.
Civilians Await Ship To Flee Sumatra War
Singapore AP dispatch says the 20,000 ton Dutch liner Orange sped toward Sumatra to evacuate 125 Americans 300 Dutch and 50 British civilians. The ship would dock near Belewan Medan to take refugees as fighting expands around Medan and Pakanbaru oilfields. Officials report some rebels in Sumatra and Java with evacuation plans considered but not ruled necessary. A small Caltex crew left for Pakanburi fields, while no plan exists to return the 92 dependents already in Singapore.
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Singapore
Rot ‘ Neces
Tex Star
Manned Space Flight Vowed By Portland Incident
A Portland State College student Connie Clarke thwarted a knife wielder who climbed into her station wagon after night classes by sounding the alarm. A 6-year-old airman was later released after the student failed to iden tify him in a lineup. The airman was caught after three youths trailed him to the YMCA where he was taken as a suspect. Meanwhile Air Force leader Bernard Schriever said the service is tasked to place two men into space, stressing a push for qualitative superiority and coordinated defense in space-age development.
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Bys
Connie’ J.clarke
Portland State College
Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Trej
Bernard A. Schriever
Schriever
Air Force Institute of Technology
Wright-Patterson Air Force
Inglewood
Calif
Major marijuana haul nets five arrests in Decoto raid
State narcotics agents seized about 1024 pounds of marijuana and 100 cigarettes from a Decoto home after a coordinated raid. Five men, led by Augustine Mateo Morales, were arrested on narcotics charges. Authorities say the operation supplied wholesale weed to Oakland Hayward San Jose and possibly Stockton. Detectives described the seizure as a major source of supply and conducted a two week surveillance and two buys prior to the raid.
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Augustine Ma
Teo
D St
Mates
Peter Sallas
Rudolph OQ
Moreno
Whipple Rd
Joseph R. Morales
Degoto
Richard D. Valesquez
la Habre
Mateo
Major McBee
The
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Hayward
San Jose
Stockton
McBee
Mateo” House
Mortiales
John Lennon
Jess Qjeda
Robert de Maria
Fred Bormann
Jim Bou- Int
Winter Weather Returns as Storm Front Approaches Bay Area
Forecasters warn of a Pacific storm front moving in from the north that will bring rain to Northern California. After a day of fair skies, clouds will thicken with showers expected by tomorrow evening, altering conditions across the Bay Area.
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Pacific
California
Bay Area
Brown Declares Demo Candidacy for Governor
San Francisco Attorney General Edmund G. Brown filed his declaration as a Democrat for the office of governor with the county registrar. He was accompanied by his wife Bernice and three daughters. Brown said he would crossfile for governor on the Republican ticket. His GOP opponent will be Sen. William F. Knowland.
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Brown
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Kathy
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San Bruno
Cynthia Kelly
Kathleen
Charles E. Casey III
GOP
William F
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