Negroes Press Bus Boycott Takes Hold in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee Florida Negroes pressing a boycott on city buses demand first come first served seating. NAACP leader Rev C K Steele says integration not demanded yet but seating fairness is key. Inter-Give council leaders presented demands to city officials including City Manager and transit manager. Officials review the plan while Carter notes no impact on revenues and riders include many Negro students.
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Tallahassee
Fla. 1
C.K. Steele
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Inter-Give Council
Aryah Hopkins
Fred. Winterle
C. L. Carter
Cities Transit, Inc
Carter
A & M University
Steele
Not Decisive Adlai Edges Estes In Florida
Florida returned Adlai E Stevenson a narrow delegate lead over Estes Kefauver with about 22 of 28 delegates and a statewide margin near 10 000 from a 400 000 vote total While California looms as a winner take all test the Florida result keeps the race alive For Eisenhower Florida GOP delegates went to him easily over Sen William Rowland In Kentucky Democrats nominating Senate Democratic whip Farley Clements over J Joe Bates closed a bitter split with Gov Happy Chandler backing Bates Thruston Morton won the GOP nomination to face Clements next November
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Washington
Florida
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Estes Kefattver
Stevenson
Kefauver
California
Eisenhower
Sen
William Rowland
Celif
My. Eisenhower
Kentucky
Senate
Farle C. Clements
J. Joe Bates
A. B. Happy Chandler
Bates
GOP
Ks Thruston B. Morton
House
Clements
Minnesota
Aga bashian and Sweikert Lead In 500 Mile Indy Race
At Indianapolis Speedway the 500 mile race passed the 10 mile mark with Hayward drivers Bob Sweikert and Freddie Agabashian in the top 20 and 6th and 20th positions. Leaders were Pat Flaherty and Pat O Connor as a multi-car crash occurred on the southwest curve with no injuries.
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Indianapolis
Ins
Hayward Area
Bob Sweikert
Freddie Agabashian
Indianapolis Speedway
Sweikert
San Leandro
Pat
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon, Inc
O'Connor
Flaherty
Paul Russo
Canaga Park
Calif
Andrews
Colorado
Springs
Cole
Troy Rutmann
Lynnwood
Russo
Johnny Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Johnny Tolan
Denver
Lou Welch
Trate
Virginia Mayo
Kiss
Les
Bay Area Weather Forecast Says Variable Clouds
The Bay Area will see variable cloudiness through tomorrow with mostly sunny skies in daytime. Temperatures vary with yesterday’s high and today’s low, and a shower is possible in the afternoon.
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Bay Area
Weather Bureau
Supervisors approve countywide sales tax in Alameda County
Alameda County supervisors vote to enact a one percent uniform county sales tax to be in effect countywide starting July 1. The measure was approved with Chairman Kent authorized to implement the plan with the State Board of Equalization.
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Alameda County
Aromas
Kent
State Board of
Equeliz
Pursel
San Leandro
Livermore
Emanuel P. Razeto
Francis, Dunn” Jr
Eadline
Razeto
Razeta
Bomb incident in Cyprus kills two British soldiers
Cyprus violence claims 33rd British death as a bomb ripped through a truck carrying troops near Famagusta during Queen Elizabeth’s birthday rehearsals. RAF helicopters rushed the wounded to a military hospital while authorities weigh security risks and potential targets.
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Cyprus
Golden Sands
Famagusta
Mediterranean
Paphos
Royal Air Force
Famaguata
Hospital Eye Opener Says Geiger Visits Eden
Dr. J C Geiger, Bay Area public health authority, calls his Eden hospital visit an eye opener noting excellent facilities, trained staff, and modern medical tests. He lauds nurses and auxiliary services while urging publication of his follow up report and highlighting ongoing improvements.
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J. C. Geiger
Bay Area
Eden Hospits
Geiger
Marvins D. Richardson
Jocal Branch
American Medical Association
Weeo
Eden Hospital
Richardson
Wden
Spoiled Baby Shot by Brother in Fatal Family Tragedy
Hayward scene unfolds as 18 year old Joseph W Low suffers critical burns from a misfired blow torch while burning weeds. Norman Caldwell 42 a bartender is shot and killed by Gordon Caldwell in a house on Glawiter Road within a family spree that ends with a mother collapsing and police ambulance arriving.
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Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Joseph W. Low
Glawiter
Poad
San ‘Francisco
Hunt
Ceard
Norman Caldwell
Ainoclt
Gordon Cavell
Gordon Ha
Low
Jek
Cora Caldwell
Norman
Minor crashes injure three in South County holiday patrols
In Hayward and San Leandro during Memorial Day, police wrote 143 citations, logged numerous auto stops, and reported three injuries from separate crashes. William Hartman, 31, was pinned between cars on Donovan Drive in San Leandro with a possible fractured leg.
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Alameda County
Hayward
San Lealdro
San Leandro
William Hartman
Cascade Drive
Donovan Drive
Hartman
Bear
Frank
Leandro Council Seeks Alameda County Annexation Priority
SAN LEANDRO city leaders push for control over 2000 acres west of the Bay as they clash with Washington Manor over proposed incorporation boundaries. The council plans a post midnight meeting to reenact Breed Trojan annexation amid petitions and priority claims between San Leandro and Alameda County officials.
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San Leandro
Washington Manor
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Hayward
Gerald DB. Cochran
Renewe
Mondey
Havel
Manor’ Home
Owners Association
C.Y. Crash Victims Remain Serious in Woodland
Two Cassro Valley men, Delbert Kaiser aged 36 and Harold Martyn aged 52, remained in serious condition after a Woodland area auto accident. A hospital spokesman said Kaiser was unconscious with head injuries, while Martyn showed slight improvement but remained seriously hurt. The crash occurred near Woodland and both men were treated at Yeole Generals hospital.
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Woodland
Castro Valley
Yole
Generel S Hospital
Delbert “Kaiser
Harold Martyn
Kaiser
Martyn
Air Force Chief to Attend Soviet Air Show in Moscow
Washington reports General Nathan F. Twining Air Force Chief of Staff accepted an invitation to attend a Soviet air show in Moscow on June 24. The visit signals high level military exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Nethan F. Twining
Air Force
Moscow
Traffic Death Toll Tops Nationwide Holiday Travel
nationwide holiday traffic results show 26 fatalities in the United States from 6 pm yesterday to 10:30 am today with two drownings and two in a miscellaneous category, California reporting two deaths and Illinois recording five. Officials warn the holiday dead may near but not exceed normal May Wednesday levels as storms and tornadoes disrupt travel and police mobilize to keep highways safe.
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National Safety Council
Epoleorminai
United Press
Litchfield
Streator
Abbeville
California
Ned H. Dearborn
The
National Safety, Council
Midlands
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Amay
Isle
Tex
Connecticut
National Guardsmen
Chicago
Lorenzo Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
Lorenzo pleaded guilty in San Francisco Federal court yesterday to embezzling 33500 from the Oakland Bank of Commerce where he worked as a bookkeeper. His attorney Clarence Delancey of Oakland says restitution was made and probation is likely. Judge Edward P. Murphy set June 42 for sentencing.
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Clyde B. Ballenum
Julio
San “Lorenzo
San Francisco
Oakland Bank of Commerce
Clarence, Delancey
Oakland
Gid Mitchum
Edward P.murphy
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