US Footholds in North Africa and Mideast Shaken
Beir ut and Algiers face mounting crises as the United States risks losing influence in Lebanon and Algeria. The Lebanon predicament tests adherence to the Eisenhower Doctrine while seeking renewed ties with Nasser’s bloc. In Algeria, revolt against Paris grows, with Europeans blamed as rebels gain strength, complicating Western alignment in a changing Middle East and North Africa.
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Negro Graduate In Little Rock Becomes Central High Pioneer
In Little Rock Arkansas Ernest Green 18 part of the 1957 integration at Central High School is set to become the first Negro to receive a degree from the school. Police arrested several for concealed weapons during a baccalaureate service as armed paratroopers guarded the event amid tense quiet at the stadium.
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John Wayne Birthday Remembers a Hollywood Icon
The article notes John Wayne born May 26, 1907 in Winterset Iowa. It highlights his long film career a top ten box office draw over three decades and mentions his early work at Fox and his role in Hollywoods anti Communist alliance while stressing his claim of sincerity on screen with the line I don t act I react.
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Graham Draws Crowd at Turlock Crusade Iin Jubilee
In Turlock California an evangelist Billy Graham drew more than 15000 people to a Sunday night crusade as part of a week long jubilee celebrating the citys 50th anniversary. He spoke on Dust to Destiny urging conversion and praised the cities progress while hoping for further growth in five years. After the sermon about 1000 attendees came forward to commit to Christ.
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Blaze destroys Oakland hotel during three alarm fire
A three alarm fire gutting the partially demolished St Paul Hotel in Oakland occurred around 1 15 a m early Sunday. The blaze threatened the nearby Athens Athletic Club and involved the 12th St Theater as flames swept through the brick building. The structure was being demolished for a parking lot project.
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Have You Planned Your Vacation Yet
An upbeat ad urges readers to plan vacations and consider buying a Geigar Counter to locate uranium. It plugs Class 27 today’s Want Ads for details.
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Admiral Felt Named Commander of U.S. Pacific Forces
Adm. Felt is appointed to command the U.S. Pacific Forces as acting chief for the theater, directing strategic operations and coordinating allied forces in the Pacific region. His rank and new duties place him at the head of regional defense initiatives and operations.
Navy officers named for top posts in Pacific and staff
Washington nominates Vice Adm. James S. Russell to succeed Felt as vice chief of naval operations and full admiral, while Adm. Harry D. Felt moves to Washington naval operations. In San Francisco a Birdman of Alcatraz release petition grows, led by Thomas E. Gaddis to seek clemency or a presidential review.
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Roller Coaster Accident Injures Fourteen at Buckeye Lake Park
At Buckeye Lake Ohio a roller coaster malfunction sent fifteen riders from their cars during a climb near a 75 foot peak. Cars disengaged from the lift chain and rolled back overturned on a curve. Fourteen people were injured none seriously.
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UAW set to out pact demands on GM Ford Chrysler
UPI reports with six days left to conclude contracts for about half a million auto workers, UAW aims to deliver reduced demands. GM contract expires Thursday midnight, Ford and Chrysler talks resume Tuesday, all set to midnight Sunday. Proposals seek five-year terms with nine cent pay raise, and seven cent cost of living adjustments next year, stance labeled unacceptable by UAW leaders. In San Rafael, two Vietnamese Franciscans, a 7-year-old boy and a rescuer, die at Point Reyes. Wesley Onishi and Dan Hadeani identified as victims in a fishing party tragedy. others rescued as waves swept four people from shore.
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Noted Artist Tillman Parker Goodan Dies in Tulare
Western artist Tillman Parker Goodan, 62, of Whittier, collapsed and died of a heart attack after falling from his horse at Tulare fairgrounds during the Elks rodeo parade weekend. He served as grand marshal of the parade.
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Cardinal in critical condition in Rome draws cautious hope
In Rome, Cardinal Striteh Samuel Candi nal, aged 70, worsens with failing circulation and weakened heart. He has had no nourishment since yesterday, can sip liquids only, and rests poorly. Msgr. Hardiman reported he is alert but near collapse, with doctors unable to provide IV feeding. A visiting priest administered Holy Communion before Chicago doctor Dr. Ralph Bergen took vigil.
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Castro Valley Doctor Earns National Honor in Pediatrics
Dr. Arthur Bolter of 20428 Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley is elected to the American Academy of Pediatrics fellowship. He is among 195 who qualified by passing comprehensive exams given by the American Board of Pediatrics.
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Full Scale Atomic Power Plant Launched
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower dedicates the first full scale atomic power plant at Shippingport Pennsylvania. The ceremony includes neutron counter and control room remarks as steam enters the turbine and electricity powers Pittsburgh area consumers. The 30 minute CBS TV and NBC radio program highlights atom energy for good of mankind.
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Incest Cases Not So Rare Shock Sacramento Report
A State Department of Mental Hygiene survey reveals incest is more common than thought. It found 26 percent of men in state mental institutions for child molesting attacked daughters or stepdaughters. The report notes many molesters are under 40 and disputes the image of a senile old man.
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Dentists to Hold Eighth East Bay Conference Barbecue
Three hundred East Bay dentists will participate Wednesday in the eighth annual golf and barbecue day of the East Bay Dental Conference at Silverado Country Club in Napa Valley. The program will start at 7 20 am with the barbecue scheduled for 5 pm.
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