Massive Shark Attacks Bay Swimmer Near Golden Gate
An 18 year old Francisco State College student, Robert Rogier Kogler, was killed after a large great white shark struck him off Bakera Beach near San Francisco. Eyewitness Shirley O Neill, another student, aided him before rescue crews arrived. The assault prompted a temporary swimming ban at Aquatic Park and Phelan Beach.
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San Francisco State College
Albert Kogler
San Francisco
Shirley O'Neill
Baker's Beach
Golden Gate
Shirley
Kogler
UPI
UPS
Golden Gate Bridge
Bobert
Rogier
Francisco State College
Gibbons
Army
Leo Day
Alleck
Bakera Beach
Albert
Blond
Miss O'Neill
Winton and Jackson Traffic Signals Go On in Hayward
Traffic signals began operating today at the Winton Avenue and Jackson Street intersection in Hayward to ease a bottleneck. The state authorized three signals, with others planned at Foothill Boulevard and Mattox Road.
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Winton, Jackson
Winton Ave
Jackson St
Hayward
State Division of Highways
Foothill Blvd
Mattox Rd
Weat Jackson St
Calaroga Ave
Ike Will Spend Quiet Weekend at Camp David
President Eisenhower drove to Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains to spend a quiet weekend. He traveled with George E. Allen, a Gettysburg neighbor and frequent companion, and stopped at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to visit former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles en route.
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Camp David
Beatnik With Knife Robs Bus Driver in Oakland
Oakland bus driver Kenneth Crose reports a man described as a 6 foot tall, dark skinned beatnik about 25 with a pockmarked face robbed his southbound Key System bus at Bancroft and Estudillo. The thief threatened with a knife and fled with the cash box toward Joaquin Avenue.
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San Leandro
Kenneth Crose
Oakland
106Th Ava
Cross
Bancroft
Estudillo
Fe Gaid
Joaquin Ave
Bancroft Avenues
Prayer For Today Blessing Our Homes And Family Life
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for homes and children and asks for wisdom in gentle discipline. It seeks divine guidance, family harmony, and recognition of God as head of the household, hoping the love of children deepens understanding of divine love.
Soviet Warned On High Handed Geneva Tactics
Washington reports warned that any unilateral Soviet move against Berlin could derail the Geneva foreign ministers meeting and jeopardize a possible summer summit. Officials said Secretary of State Herter would push Western firmness while seeking Soviet concessions, with planned talks in Bonn with Chancellor Adenauer before Geneva.
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Washington
Berlin
Christian A. Perler
Geneva
U. S
Porer
Eisenhower
United Nations
Herter
Russia
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Truck Fatally Injures Driver Near Fremont
A San Jose truck driver, 33 year old Yano Sebastian Fanviulla, was killed on Highway 21 four miles north of Fremont yesterday afternoon when his southbound stake truck struck a guard railing and overturned. Patrolmen said the impact threw him from the cab and the rolling truck then passed over his body. He died at Washington Township Hospital.
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Fremont
San Jose
Highway 21
Yano Sebastian Fanviulla
Fancciulia
Ciula
Ann Tal
Washington Township Hospital
Bridges Heads to Tokyo Meet for Union Conference
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Harry Bridges, head of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, left here Thursday for an international labor conference in Tokyo.
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San Francisco
UPI
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's
Ware Shoaisemen’s Union
Eft
Tokyo
McElroy's Aide Succumbs at 64
Washington UPI Deputy Defense Secretary Donald A. Quarles, 64, was found dead at his home in sleep. He had attended a private dinner and was to appear on NBC TV. Quarles, an engineer and industrialist from Van Buren Arkansas, served in Eisenhower's administration since 1953 and had been secretary of the Air Force before becoming deputy defense secretary. His death prompted the president to express shock and sadness.
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UPI
Donald A. Quarles
Eisenhower
Quarles
NBC
Chicago
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Air Force
United States
Entim Free World
National Security Council
Thursday Quarles
Ozark Mountain
Yan
Buren
Aric
Hillly
Defense
Neil H. McFlroy
Air Force Symphony
Col
Stanley Lewis
Western Electric
Bell Tele Phone Laboratories
van Buren High School
Yale
France
Germany
Eden Hospital strike threat looms as talks resume
Optimism faded as engineers and hospital management bargain over wages at Eden Hospital. A union official signaled a strike vote while promising one last attempt to meet with the hospital board to avoid action. Engineers seek 2.75 per hour, up from 2.35, with the hospital offering 2.50 and noting staffing changes amid a recent reorganization.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
John A. Cantwell
United Employers
Brent
Faen
Statt
Herbert M. Sims
International Union of Operating Engineers
Eden Engineers
Sima
Sffort
Wmlon
Eden
Sims
Eastbay
Sins
Hosspital
Elmer ©. Masemann
Union Official Faces Murder Plot Charge
In Washington, a Houston Texas Boiler Makers Union official testified that vice president Joseph McCollum attempted to fund a hired killing of a fellow member. McCollum denied the accusation, declaring he had never perjured himself. The charge was made before the Senate Rackets Committee by a local Houston official.
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Washington
UPI
Houston, Tex
Boilermakers Union
Josep McCollum
McCollum
Senate
House Appropriations Panel Approves Civil Defense Funds
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a 5.845 billion dollar budget for Civil Defense Veterans Administration and related offices for the new fiscal year. The largest share goes to the Veterans Administration at over 5.029 billion, with other allocations for defense programs. In California, Alameda County leaders push for a two year study of a Bay Area regional authority handling crossings docks and airports, amid opposition from several cities and the County Mayors Conference.
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Washington
House
Lea
Sacramento
Alaméderes
Bassaze
Cif Aeronautics Board
Golden Gate Authority
Federal Aviation Age
Bay
Bay Area
Robert “Crown
Alameda
Frémiont
Hayward
Newark
San Leandro
County Mayors Conference
Byron Rumford
Oakland
Delagaten
Carlos Bea
Dayward
Nicholas Petris
Walter Dahl
Piedmont
Donald Mulford
Berkeley
Rumford
John Helmdal
St Rose Fund Reaches 115000 Amid Hospital Drive
The St Rose Hospital fundraising push reports 115000 pledged with 63 percent of the goal raised, needing 181000 more by May 22. Campaign leader Dr Michael Sheridan announced a $3000 gift for a mortuary room as Rudolph Nettenrieder coordinates outreach. Father Timothy O Bri presides over a TV broadcast on Channel 7 at 10 30 a m.
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Rose Hospital
Stephen Herrick
Herita Jprant
Tonothy
San Francisco
Channel 7
FBI Investigates Train Derailment in Stockton
Police said a train derailed today near Stockton after a switch may have been tampered with. Agents began an investigation as officials sought to determine the cause and any potential security breach.
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FBI
Stockton
Cur
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Leona Ward
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Dorothy Dix
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