U S Offers Police Aid as Beirut Faces Civil Unrest
U S officials announced police equipment aid to Lebanon to help maintain internal security amid escalating anti government violence in Tripoli and Beirut. Ambassador Mc Clintock boarded an American liner to evacuee 60 citizens and ordered a 40 mile coast run to Tripoli.
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Lebanon
United States
U.S
Robert G. McClintock
Tripoli
McClintock
U. S
Camille Chamoun
Mideast
Samiel’ Solh
Geo. Faud Chehab
Solh
Camille N. Chamoun
United Nations Security Council
United Arab Republic
UAR
Ordeal Ends For GI With Pair of Wives
A Berkeley soldier with Hayward and Oakland wives said he felt relieved after Hayward police arrested him for bigamy. Stocker, 26, signed a citizen's arrest against Charles Augustus Doll Sr. after learning of a second wife Violet J. Doll. Doll admitted two marriages, one in Ohio nearly three years ago and another in Reno on May 3. His first wife planned to divorce him. Doll, stationed with Ci Battery 441 Missile Battalion, Berkeley, left a note to the newer wife saying he would end the affair.
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Hayward
Oakland
Weonda
Stocker
Prestwick St. Hayward
Charles Augustus Doll Sr
Violet J. Doll
Webster St
Ohio
Reno
Dakané
Salé Doll
Doll
CiBattery
441 Missile Battalion
Chip
Fremont City Council Secret Meetings Stir Public
Fremont city council held its second secret session in five days drawing a law breach warning from City Atty LeRoy Broun who said the press and public must be notified 24 hours in advance. Mayor Overacker said a planning commissioner appointment was discussed but not decided.
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Fremont
LeRoy Broun
City
Michael Overacker
Rollin Cunningham
Kenneth Steadman
Braun
Chamber of Commerce
France Acts To Quell Algerian Revolt Flare-Up
Paris reports Premier Pflimlin ordering Gen. Salan to take charge of Algiers operations to restore order amid revolt fears. Coty urged loyalty from 100,000 French troops in Algeria and de Gaulle to lead a strong government in Paris. Public demonstrations banned in Paris and mainland towns. Over 10,000 police and riot troops deployed, with unrest spreading to Algiers as crowds gathered outside command headquarters and shops closed.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Algiers
Rene Coty
Committee of Public Safety
Charles de Gaulle
Pflimlin
France
Pilimlin
National Assembly
Saian
Winton Project Bid Opening Set by County Supervisors
County supervisors will open bids on May 27 for the first stage of Winton Ave expansion. The project covers grading paving and drainage for roughly a third of a mile from the Freeway east to Hayward city limits. Roadbed width ranges 60 to 92 feet with 72 foot asphalt paving, part of a plan to widen the street into a future four lane boulevard with parking and sidewalks.
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Winton Ave
Francis Dunn
Hayward
Trinity Project Studies Blocked
The House Interior Committee rejected by a tie vote a move to speed up consideration of California's Trinity River Project partnership plan. The panel deadlocked 14 to 14 on a discharge motion by Rep. John P. Saylor to hand the Trinity bill to the Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee, preventing immediate action.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
California
Trinity River
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Ita
Juil Committee
Ann Landers Comics and Editorials Featured in East Bay News
Gropstrath and Dorothy D headline a page including East Bay Story and Medical Memo. Stock Market and Women's World sections round out the editorial lineup with brief notes and syndicated features.
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Ann Landers
Gropstrath
Dorothy D
East Bay
Women’s World
U S. Navy ships sail from Gibraltar amid Lebanon crisis
Five warships of the U S Navy steamed from Gibraltar toward the western Mediterranean. Naval circles believed they were deployed near Lebanon to aid positions there. Eight other vessels were refueling and expected to sail later tonight as authorities declined comment.
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Gibraltar
U.S
Mediterranean
Lebanon
U. S
Living Costs At New Peak In April
New York reports April consumer prices rose 0.4 percent from March and 3.2 percent above a year earlier. The all items index reached 107.2 with food up 1.1 percent month over month and 9.0 percent year over year. Apparel and sundries ticked higher while housing and transportation held steady. Purchasing power of 1953 dollars fell to 93.2.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Stature Increases In Women Club Leaders In California
In San Francisco Mrs A Frederick Benton of Merced is slated for election to the proficiency of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. The interview notes clubs are growing across the state and becoming a force in community, national, and world affairs, moving beyond leisure activity.
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Benton
Merced
California Federation
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Guy
Co. Nelson
Caleipatria
Mental trouble hinted in almost all patients studied
A New York team reported 66.8 percent of patients admitted for medical treatment showed psychiatric illness. Of 169 cases, 91 had neurotic conditions, 35 character disorders, 19 psychotic, 13 senile. Neurotic depressions were more common in Jews, hysteria in Christians. The report noted insufficient psychiatrists nationwide.
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New York
Association
San Francisco
Ralph Kaufman
Samuel R. Lehrman
Stanley Friedman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Kavéiman
Jack R.ewart
Miantal Health
Massachusetts
Safety Officer Program Discontinued by City Council
City council voted to discontinue the public safety officer PSO program on July 2 after hours of debate over the dual fireman police role. Mayor Overacker, courtman Pond, and about a dozen citizens urged keeping the system. council members Bendel Cunningham and Steadman pressed for dismissal citing suspected accounting and service concerns. Steadman challenged the program’s necessity by asking for concrete instances where fire department operations were hampered by PSO duties.
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Michael Overacker
Wallace Pond
Winifred Bendel
Rollin’ Cunningham
Kenneth Steadman
Robert Coop
Steadman
Ithe
PSO
Prayer for Today Reflects on Time and Gratitude
A brief prayer thanks God for blessings and labor saving machines. It pleads for awareness that time is brief and must not be wasted on self but used for others as people travel through life.
Eisenhower notes Communist pattern in anti US demos
President Eisenhower said anti American demonstrations in South America and the Middle East appear to be exploited by Communists amid world tensions. He avoided direct accusation, calling it smoke and possibly fire and stressed no plan to cancel Nixon’s European tour. He defended sending 1000 troops to Puerto Rico and Cuba as a precaution and welcomed a possible large Nixon reception.
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Eisenhowers
Richard M.’ Nixon
South America
United States
Lebanon
Algeria
U.S
Nixon
Marcos Perez
Jininez
Eisenhower
Caracas
Venezuela
Jany
U. S
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Washington ‘Evening Star
Star
Troops Converge for Nixon Protection in Venezuela
More than 1,000 U.S. paratroops and Marines converged on Venezuela ready to rescue Vice President Nixon if needed after mobs swarmed Caracas. Nixon and Pat planned to fly home from the U.S. embassy as police fought to restore order. President Eisenhower ordered Caribbean troops and Dulles urged safeguards to protect Nixon amid rioting and anti American slogans.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Pat
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Caribbean
Richard M. Nixon
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Ton ‘Foster’ Dulles
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Perez
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Wolfgang
Larrazabal
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Puerto Rico
Rimay
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