Red Order Deports Four Captive US Airmen From China
Tokyo based broadcast via Peiping Radio confirmed by Indian diplomat V. K. Krishna Menon that four American airmen Capt. Harald E. Fischer from Swea City Iowa Lt. Col. Edwin L. Heller Wynnewood Pennsylvania 1st Lt. Lyle W. Cameron Lincoln Nebraska and 1st Lt. Roland W. Parks Omaha Nebraska would be released and deported by China under a ruling of the Chinese Peoples Supreme Military court.
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Lyle W. Cameron
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Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Chinese Peoples Supreme Military Court
China
Menon
Four American airmen likely to be released at Hong Kong border
A British embassy spokesman said today it is entirely probable the four American airmen will be released at the Hong Kong border. He noted no word has been received about their release or timing, adding such cases usually involve airmen appearing at the border and identifying themselves to a policeman.
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Hong Kong
Four American Airmen Released From Chinese Detention
Ked Chinese indicated 11 other fliers and two civilians jailed on alleged spy charges might be released later. Peiping said four released men were tried May 24 by a military tribunal for violating Chinese aerial territory and sentenced to immediate deportation from Communist soil. The border with Hong Kong closed four hours before the announcement and would reopen next morning as officials prepared to greet the men at the frontier. The Chinese news agency quoted the tribunal as saying the men “committed such criminal action” by flying into China and endangering the nation and its people.
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California Fatalities Rise to 35
United Press reports Memorial Day weekend traffic toll rising with 35 dead by AM including 25 in crashes. Drowning victims and a plane crash added to the tally. Specific fatalities cited across Northern and Southern California towns, with multiple injuries from weekend crashes and road accidents.
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Nixon Says US to Stand Firm in Talks With Reds
Bay Area memorials mark Memorial Day with services in Hayward Mission San Jose San Leandro San Francisco and San Bruno. Veterans groups including American Legion VFW and Marine Corps League led ceremonies with clergy judges and Gold Star Mothers honoring fallen service members. A 21 gun salute taps and a Navy wreath at sea framed the day.
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Sant Bruno
San Francisco
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Sixth Army Band
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Grady
Treasure Island
Galder
Weather turns cooler after holiday heatwave on Memorial Day
After a stretch of above nine temperatures over Labor Day weekend, a cooling trend is forecast. Yesterday was sunny with ocean breezes along the bay while Hayward area picnics drew crowds. Today is clear and sunny for Memorial Day services with continued fair weather, though coastal fog is possible early tomorrow.
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Hayward
Nixon Expresses Confidence Ahead of Big Four Summit
Vice President Richard M. Nixon voiced complete confidence that U S interests will not be compromised at the forthcoming Big Four summit. Speaking at Arlington after laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, he tied current talks to Eisenhower and Dulles and urged military strength and diplomatic firmness to deter Communism while pursuing world peace.
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California Legislature Eases Strain After Marathon Session
In Sacramento the legislature paused after a 15 hour Saturday night session ended in a deadlock over water projects. Senate and Assembly members faced absences and dural standoffs as factions clashed over Feather River versus Trinity San Luis construction. members were rounded up and action on special appropriation bills lingered to Sunday dawn.
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Talks Between Tito and Soviet Leaders Open on Brioni Isle
Tito and visiting Soviet leaders begin informal discussions on the international scene and ideological differences of the two Communist parties. The secluded Brioni retreat hosts talks led by Mikita A. Ansiehehev and Niklai Bulganin, likely addressing Germany and disarmament as well. Meanwhile Andrei Gromyky stays in Belgrade to finalize a trade agreement to be approved by the leaders on Thursday.
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Ansiehehev
Niklai A.bulganin
Germany
Andrei Gromyky
Slain Wife's Mate Returns to Face Death Charge
Rod ney G. Sheran is to be returned to San Rafael tomorrow to face charges of bludgeoning his wife to death on a lonely road near Fairfax. The case centers on the suspected murder of his spouse and the accused’s forthcoming appearance before authorities.
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San Rafael
Rodney G. Sheran
Fairfax
Sheriff Silent On Slaying Case At Mal- Sheran
Sheriff John Eliring of Mal Sheran insisted he could remember nothing about the slaying of a wife named Esme. The sheriff said nothing further as the inquiry continued.
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Mal- Sheran
Esme
Blaze damages Hayward bungalow on Belmont Avenue
A fire at 25103 Belmont avenue Hayward caused about 3000 dollars in damage to a four room bungalow late Saturday. Gifford Riker reported the blaze after his wife noticed it and alerted Galendo Reil. Firemen said a lighted cigarette may have started the fire and the Sayward department responded.
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Gifford Riker
Weather Brief With Coastal Fog and Wind
Weather forecast notes fair conditions today with high fog along the coast in the mornings. Westerly wind 25 to 35 mph, diminishing this evening. The report references yesterday's high and today's low values but does not provide exact figures.
Dionne Quintuplets to Divide Trust Fund at Twenty-One
The four surviving Dionne sisters Cecile Yvonne Annette and Marie signed papers to split their 1 000 690 trust fund and prepared wills on their 21st birthday. Oliva Dionne said the business consumed most of the family reunion held without Emilie who died last August. The girls plan to seek possession of the money held in trust by the Ontario Supreme Court.
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Dionne
Emilie
Sweikert Brings Lead as Indy 500 Crash Kills Racer
In Indianapolis the 506 mile race saw a deadly pileup on the backstretch. Jimmy Bryan led briefly before engine trouble and Bill Vukovich crashed, with Spars e injuries reported for Al Klisian Rodger Ward Johnny Boyd and Bill Keller. Bob Sweikert then took the lead as the field reorganized amid the wreckage and hospital reports noted light injuries to two soldiers near the scene.
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al Keller
Vukovich
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Phoenix
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Tony Bettenheusen
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Sem Hanks
Tony Bettenhausen
Woman wins Hayward to Tucson air race
Mrs Gini H Richardson won the second annual Hayward to Tucson air race finishing in six hours four minutes 49 seconds. 39 fliers finished among 52 starters with stops at Boxers fieht Thermal and Gila Bend. Prize money awarded to top finishers and additional trophies planned for each leg.
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Foreign Aid Firing Authority Loosened Debate
Washington dispatch reports Sen Homer Capehart says the senate will not grant the administration power to dismiss about 2,000 foreign aid workers. Capehart, a foreign relations committee member, vows to press the issue on the floor this week to restore discharge authority.
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