U S Signals on Berlin Access Amid German Settlement
UPI reports Washington indicating the United States may allow East German agents to control Western access to West Berlin as a temporary measure via Soviet-led authority. The move would be conditional, not recognizing the East German regime, and tied to long-term German settlement talks at the NATO ministerial meeting.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Hast
Berlin
Russia
U.S
East Germany
Atlas Explosion at Edwards Air Force Base
An Atlas missile exploded Friday during captive testing at Edwards Air Force Base in California. No casualties were reported. the VC missile was destroyed and the cause of the mishap was not disclosed.
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Edwards Air Force Base
UPN
Air Force
California
Floodwaters menace tiny Illinois town amid dike breach fears
Peertonica River Pecatonica rose to 16.7 feet as spring rains and melt swelled floods. Hundreds of volunteers stacked sandbags around dikes near McConnell Illinois where 350 residents fled to second floors. In Freeport 40 people were evacuated and two factories closed as waters filled streets. Local officials reported no lives endangered despite widespread inundation.
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Peertonica. Tiver
Tlinois
Walser
Stephenson Coty
Freeport
Lloyd
Lawn
Authori
Pecatonica
Rescuer Drowns While Saving Kin at Sausalito Harbor
In Sausalito yesterday Matthew Barron 22 a Marin County library worker leaped from a speedboat to save his sister-in-law Amy 23 from drowning at the yacht harbor but drowned himself. The incident left Amy fatally endangered as Barron attempted the rescue.
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Sausalito
UPH
Matthew Barron
Marin
Easter observances across nation mark resurrection themes
Christians nationwide prepared Easter rites from New England shrines to Fifth Avenue parades. Weather forecasts favored sun and mild temps with mixed showers in western and Gulf areas. President Eisenhower spent the weekend at Gettysburg area, while capital life paused for Easter recess. Large sunrise services drew tens of thousands at churches, cemeteries, and coastal beaches with notable events planned in New York, Florida, California and Beverly Hills including charity parades and national church gatherings.
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New England
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Gettysburg
Minos
US Weather Bureau
Pacific States
Minnesota
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Eisenhower
Arlingeton National Cemetery
Waler Reed Medical Center
White House
Cathedral of the Pines
Ringe
N.H
New York
Radio City
Protestant Council of
City of New York
Fla
Mollywood
Calif
Agriculture
Ezra Tall Benson
Beverly Hills
Gary Cooper
Area Youths Arrested On Drug Charges Near Mission Boulevard Drive-In
Police report four youths and three others were arrested early at a Mission Boulevard drive-in restaurant on narcotics charges. The group admitted smoking marijuana while awaiting coffee. Two girls aged 15 and 36 were sent to Juvenile Hall and two 18 year olds, Ernest Simmons Jr. and Waller Kessler, were booked at Court House Jail for narcotics possession.
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Nission Blvd
Dan Wohl
Ernest +. Simmons Jr
Dumper St
San Leandra
Waller
Kessler
Simmons
California Youth Authority
Knifer Gets Probation After court case
Mrs Christine Martin 32 red haired defendant pleaded guilty to exhibiting a deadly weapon in a threatening manner in Municipal Court. A battery charge was dismissed. The victim Charles M Gomes 42 of Castro Valley was attacked in January in the Friden parking lot on Washington Ave. Gomes sustained minor injuries.
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San Leandro
Christne Martin
Friden
Washington Ave
Charles| M. Gomes
Parsons Ave
Castro Valley
Martin
Gomes
Go| Vins
Car Hits Tree Injuring Two Women on Pleasanton Road
A collision on Pleasanton-Livermore Road injured two women passengers, Ina May Summers and Fay Gardner, when their car spun out of control and struck a tree. Driver John J. Sower, 30, was unharmed. All occupants lived in Kottinger Village. Summers suffered serious injuries and was moved to Highland Hospital for X rays after initial treatment at St. Paul’s in Livermore. Gardner received facial bruises and other minor injuries.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton-Livermore
Ina May Summers
Fay Gardner
John J. Sower
Kottinger Village
Bower
Highway Patrolment Ne
St. Paul's Hospital
Livegrere
Summers
Highland Hospital
Condh
Gardner
Brown Okays No Dupe Bill Seeks to curb candidate misrepresentation
Sacramento approves a law empowering state or county central committees to seek injunctions in Superior Court against false or misleading use of party affiliation in campaigns. The bill bans using terms like county committee central committee or county to imply support from an opposing party unless the candidate’s name appears with the committee or group affiliated with that party.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund C. Brown
Central Committee
Easter sunrise services set across Alameda churches
Easter dawn observances listed across Southern Alameda with sunrise services in Hayward Mission Boulevard at 6 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. at several churches including Eden Council of Churches, Chabot Park, San Leandro and Fremont locations. Details and additional services noted on page 5.
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Alameda
Hayward Memorial Park
Mission Blvd
Eden Council of Churches
Chabot Fark
San Leandro
Hayward
Mission and Tennysot
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Calvary Lutheran
San Lorenzo
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Fremont
Grace Lutheran Church
Hayward Airport Park
Hesperian and
Bartlett
Golden Gate Baptist Church
Lorenzo Boy OK After Fall At San Lorenzo School Yard
A year old boy at a San Lorenzo school yard was found unconscious with a possible skull fracture after falling against a pole. Deputy Peters said no witness saw the incident while Principal Linstrum and medical staff at Fairmont and Eden hospitals attended to him. X rays were still being analyzed.
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San Lorenzo
Martin
C. Peters
Joseph A. Homer Jr
Joseph Homer
Via
Vista
Oscar E. Linstrum
Peters
Linstrum
Ite
Fairmont Hospital
Eden Hospital
Eden
New Eden Chief On Job Monday
Edward C. Masemann, New Eden Hospital’s new administrator, will start Monday morning two days early after being appointed March 9. He leaves his California Hospital Association post in San Francisco and will earn 14500 dollars annually.
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Edward C. Mastmann
S. Eden Hospital
Masemann
Uniform Accounting and Statistics
California Hospital Assn
San Francisco
Tibet Rebellion Upsurges As Dalai Lama Stages Escape
Reports from Sikkim describe Tibetan rebels expanding attacks with up to 20 000 fighters and 300 000 others including 13 000 monks joining the anti Communist uprising. The Panchen Lama remained central as Tibet’s spiritual leadership projected to escape the crackdown.
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Gangtok
Sikkim
UPI
China
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Communist New China News Service
Peiping
Ted
West Cies
Joe
India
Eisenhower Mixes Work and Easter Relaxation at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower enjoyed family Easter at the Gettysburg farm while preparing a foreign policy speech. Press secretary Hagerty said the address will be delivered Sunday in Gettysburg College during a spring convocation, with no further content details released. The president plans an eight minute Berlin-focused Washington address next Thursday to the North Atlantic Council ministerial meeting. The First Lady, Maj John Eisenhower, and four grandchildren joined at the farm. The couple had attended Good Friday services and planned Easter services in Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
UPI
Eisenhower
House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg College
Berlin
Hagerty
Washington
Atlantic Council
Gettyseburg Farm
Maj
John Eisenhower
Prayer for Today Reflects on Rising Above Sin and Anxiety
A devotional prayer asks the risen Redeemer to pass through barriers and manifest presence. It seeks personal renewal, triumph over sin and fear, and fellowship with Christ, echoing the resurrection as a model for today.
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Jesus Christ
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