Crash Kills Area Man Injures Five in Sonora
A crash near Sonora killed 21 year old German refugee Roll Schober and four others, injuring five more. The severest traffic wreck in Sonora history involved drivers from San Leandro and Hayward, with Lloyd Le Thomas of Sonora also injured. The crash occurred as a car attempted a high speed pass, overturning and plunging down the highway.
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Storm Toll At 74 Crop Losses From Late Season Weather
Spring warmth arrived too late as the first disastrous week claimed more than 70 lives and hundreds of millions in crop losses. Temperatures rose, but freezing lingered in the Gulf states, delaying fruit crops and frost damage across New England. Snow slammed parts of the north with up to 20 inches. a Booneville crash killed one, roads closed nine hours, 190 towed, 30 cars abandoned, and skiers stranded at Turin. The Sowdoln college glee club was marooned at Constantia.
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Hull Much Improved After Hospitalization Incident
A 20 year old man remains in grave condition after a Berheld draft incident. He was admitted to the hospital Saturday as doctors feared death, but initial signs show some improvement. Emergency crews investigated the scene and traffic was halted briefly for safety.
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Eden Reveals Consultations On Four-Power Talks
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said the United States Britain and France have opened consultations on methods for a four power conference with Russia. He noted France would back a phased approach starting with officials level meetings then moving to foreign ministers and higher levels.
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Three Convicts Reappear After Riot Exclusion
Anderson spoke with Bo Larkin from Greeley Ned serving a term for escape Paul Barnes of Sioux Falls South Dakota with a two year larceny sentence and Ehwood Glenn Robinson of Scottsbluff Nebraska serving one year for breaking and entering. Rioters called two convicts psychos and said the third did not want to join the uprising.
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Johnson Raps GOP War Talk
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson denounced Republican war talk and forecast a bipartisan foreign policy program arising from White House conferences this week. He urged restraint and criticized endorsing atomic warfare to defend Quemoy and Matsu, saying no Democrat supports a spur of the moment bombing push.
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Ike Scelba Study Joint Red Blocks
President Eisenhower and Italian Prime Minister Mario Scelba conferred on U S Italian moves to counter Communist expansion in Europe and the Far East. They discussed East West relations, Western European union progress, and U S Italy partnership in NATO. The talks followed a Dulles meeting at the state department.
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Harlan Sworn Court Restores Full Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reaches nine justices as Joh Marshall Harlan of New York is sworn in as a Supreme Court justice. He fills the seat left by the late Robert H. Jackson and brings federal judicial experience to the high bench. President Eisenhower nominated him last October, with Senate confirmation after a four month delay.
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Swift Property Sold to S F Woman in Hayward
The Swift property, a large vacant downtown Hayward parcel at Foothill Boulevard and Castro Street, was sold to San Francisco developer Minnie Rabinovich for about 1.85 million dollars. A San Francisco contractor has bid on site excavation for leveling it for commercial development, with potential for a metropolitan department store. The sale, handled by Caldwell Banker and Co and Oakland realtors Stronggi M. and Ruth Bowen et al, includes three parcels under the Swift estate.
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Theda Bara Lingers Incoma After Abdominal Surgery
Theda Bara remains in a coma at California Lutheran Hospital with doctors offering little hope for recovery. The noted actress, once a silent screen vamp, had been hospitalized since February 14 following complications from abdominal operations last year and retired before the advent of talking pictures.
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Ex-Congressional Candidate Dies in Oakland
Marville Craig Friel of Hayward resident and former congressional candidate for the Eighth District died yesterday afternoon in Oaklane, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Friel, 58, died at his apartment above his real estate offices at 515 East 10th Street, Oakland. His home was 422 Sunset Boulevard, Hayward. A native of Utah, he had lived in Hayward the past 15 years.
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Teapot nuclear test postponed again in Las Vegas
The granddaddy shot Operation Teapot, planned by the Atami Energy Commission, was postponed due to unsuitable wind conditions. Detonation was scheduled for 4 am PST but delayed to at least tomorrow as weather experts assess fallout risk.
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Harriman Seeks Stronger Israel Ties in 1956 Bid
Averell Harriman, widely viewed as an undeclared 1956 candidate, urges U S action to defend Israel and reinforce international commitments. He faults the Eisenhower administration for lacking explicit guarantees and warns that delays in Middle East defense plans could ignite a wider conflict.
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Knowland urges deeds before big power talks
Senate Republican leader Knowland said the United States should demand Russian good faith through deeds, not words, before any big-power conference. He cited possible steps such as an Austrian treaty, Soviet participation in Eisenhower’s peace plan, or free elections in East Germany and Poland. He supported exploratory talks at ambassadorial level.
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