De Gaulle Power Bid Blocked by French Assembly
Paris reports the National Assembly approved Premier Pitini’s emergency powers bill to avert a de Gaulle or Communist uprising. Vote 451 to 244. The measure grants broad police powers, curfew rights, and state of emergency across France and Algeria, amid tense violence and threats of a rival government in Algeria.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre Pilim
Charles de Gaulle
Pitimi
Republic
Algeria
Pfilimlin
France
Council of the Republic
Pitimlin
Economic Ministry
Ex Ski Champ Placed Under Death by Own Action Guard
Castro Valley reports a 15 year old girl from Castro Valley High School attempted death by own action prompting a criminal assault probe involving at least 16 boys, many CV High students. Investigators used the diary to learn the girl swallowed poison over pregnancy fears and was treated at Fairmont Hospital, with more youths potentially involved.
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C V. High
Fairmont Hospital
County
District Attorney Action Agai
Oakland
San
Sigurd Ulland
Oakland City
Clifford Anderson
Alland
Cather
Anderson
Iff
Poe
Ling Ta Ki Me
le Strange
Ali Ae
Tand
Diavid
Roma
Sigurd Jr
Polic
Edith Guthridge
Pontiac St
San Leandro
Ulland
Iski Equipment
Richard Murray
Uiand
Prayer for Today
Prayer text asking for childlike trust and divine guidance. Seeks confidence and carefree ways in relation to God, ending with anAmen. Includes imagery of God’s peace surpassing understanding and strength granted through faith.
Heat and smog surge across the Bay Area
Southeasterly winds pushed warm air from Arizona into the Bay Area as Hayward reached 88 and others hit 97 in San Leandro Pleasanton Niles and downtown Oakland. San Leandro logged the year's high smog count at 35 while county smog ranged from 8 to 16. Forecasters expect a temperature drop with a fog bank over the Farallon Islands today and tomorrow.
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Bay Area
Hayward
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Niles
Deepty
Oakland
Earl Sackrider
Heeper
Hayward High School
Mercury
Farallon Islands
Dorecasters Smd
Knowland Addresses Rift Rumor in Public Remarks
Washington reports Sen. William Knowland declined to comment on Gov. Knight's reported anti party remarks. He said he seeks party unity and warned divisions would not be caused by him. Knight was quoted at a Pasadena meeting saying Knowland aims for the presidency.
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Washington
Wililian F
Knowland
Scodwin J. Knight
Republican Party
Pasadena
Knight
Lebanon Forces Sweep Across Borders in Civil Conflict
Lebanese troops and tanks rolled through Lebanon as border clashes surged. An American eyewitness cited government claims of 700 Syrians crossing into Lebanon and allying with Sebellinus tribesmen, with many others remaining in dangerous zones near Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
America
Levarion
Sebellinus
Funds Set Up For Widening Job on A St
Alameda County plans 1958 59 budget allocates 120900 for property acquisition to widen A Street in Hayward. County Surveyor Olaf Alderson hopes to secure the remaining funds next year to total about 50000 for the street widening and A Street bridge. State approves traffic signals at Foothill BWay Mattox Road and Winton intersection. other projects include improvements near Mountain House Road and Castro Valley.
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A St
Hayward
Olaf “Alderson
Bridge St.2
Redwood Ra
Foothill
Bwa
Mattox
Winton
House Rd
Castro Vall
Angergon
Danbrovertients
Aves
Hayward City
Highland Bivd
Stanford Students Elect President and Head Yell Leader
A contest within Stanford University's ASSU elected Evangelis Graham of Long Beach as president with write-in support by John A. Bolis, while Richard Stanford of Coronado was chosen as head yell leader. No relation to the university founders was noted.
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Evangelis Graham
Stanford University
C John A. Bolis
Long Beach
Assu Vics
Richard Stanford
Coronado
Rebels slain in Cuban clash near Camaguey province
Reported last night 16 rebels killed in a mountain clash in Ox Viente province. Four soldiers wounded in Aquil. A quantity of arms and ammunition destined for the rebels was seized in a private residence at Florida in Camaguey province.
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Bavana
INS
Aban Jarmy
Ox Viente
Aquil
Florida
Camaguey
Western Parade and Stampede Draw Alameda County Visitors
Thousands from Southern Alameda County gather in Hayward for a 9 30 a m parade led by 83 year old Tom Wauhab from Bret Harte School along Mzir Street to McKeever Court. The Big Rodeo and Stampede events follow with a rodeo dance at 9 p m sponsored by the Veterans Club. Proceeds fund refreshment stands and a poster feature on page.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Suniel
Tom
Wauhab
Bret Harte
Mzir St
McKeever
Teddy
Duard _Y Club
Kaywaras Durine
Quen Tady Wise
Alan
Plea Lost By Heikkila In Deportation Case
In San Francisco Judge Edward P. Murphy ruled on Williem Heik ila a Finnish born drafts man who faced deportation. He lost his plea for a permanent order halting removal though questions about his status as a new arrival lingered. The case references a potential exclusion decision and ties to a broader context of wartime and postwar policy.
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San Francisco
Williem Heikila
Finland
U.S
Edward P. Murphy
Francisco’. Street
Avil
Sputniks Will Sail Over Bay Area Tonight
Satellite watchers at Whittier Amateur Astronomy Station report Sputnik TL visible over the Bay Area tonight at 11 38 pm in a northwest to southeast pass. The Naval Research Laboratory in Washington notes the object will be overhead as a bright star-like point, flashing about every ten seconds in Southern California and recently seen there.
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Russia
Bay Area
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