Passenger and co-pilot bail out of Marine Beechcraft
A Marine Corps Beechcraft iced up in a Utah snow storm forcing the co-pilot and a passenger to bail out near Utah as the pilot managed a safe landing at Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas. The aircraft was en route from El Toro California to Hill Air Force Base Utah when icing began on the wings and air traffic control relayed the emergency.
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Utah
Marine Corps
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Marine
el‘ Torro
Calif
Hill Afb
Air Traffic Control Center
Salt Lake City
Freeway Opening Date Set for East Short Freeway Section
State Division of Highways sets November 24 opening for the 3.9 mile East short Freeway from Jackson Street Hayward to Beard Road Centerville with potential delay from bad weather. Officials say the Jackson Beard stretch will complete a three link route to San Jose pending weather. Two additional segments south of Beard Road and from Market to Palo Alto remain under construction.
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State Division of Highways
Jackson St
Hayward
Beard
Centerville
Jackson-Beard
San Jose
Beard Rd
Warn Springs
Oakland
Market
Pallon
Lane Barrier Action Begun
San Leandro officials seek a strong physical barrier between opposing lanes of Eastshore Freeway. State Highway officials study accident rates on divided highways. Gov. Knight assigns the issue to Frank Durkee, Director of Public Works. Worthley and McCoy confirm the Eastshore Freeway is in the study.
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Goodwin Knight
Knight
Gerald
Worthley
Chamber of’ Commerce Health and Safety Committee
Public
Frank Durkee
G. T. McCoy
San Francisco
Eastshore
Neptunia Strikes Rock Off Ireland in Sinking Danger
Bulletin from London reports the 12,000 ton Greek liner Neptunia struck a submerged rock off Ireland tonight and is in danger of sinking, with crew and passengers awaiting salvage updates.
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Bulletin London
Neptunia
Ireland
Knight Dropout Report Sparks Fiery Political Shift
SACRAMENTO (UP) Charges fly as reports claim Gov. Knight may quit the governor race to seek the U.S. Senate next year. Mayor George Christopher, San Francisco Republican, says he will stay in the Senate race and that Knight promised he would not run against him. The governor’s press secretary offered no comment on Knight’s plans or possible Nixon talks.
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Goodwin J. Knight
U.S. Senate
George Christopher
San Francisco
Athens
Senate
Knight
Christopher
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Tom Bright
Bright
Nixon
Air Surgeon Vols for Space Flight as First Cadet
Maj. David Simons, Air Force surgeon who flew 100000 feet in a balloon over Minnesota last August, volunteered as the United States first official space cadet. Col. John P. Stapp said Simons is eager to be the world’s first space traveler and fully qualified, with re entry the main hurdle.
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Santa Monica
David Simons
Air Force
Minnesota
United States
John P. Stapp
Simons
Stapp
Col. Stapp
Masked Bandits Slug Bartender in San Jose Club
Two masked robbers entered the Mayfair Club in San Jose and slugged bartender Herbert Drewes, 54, with a gun bottle, fled with his wallet and 200. Drewes was taken to San Jose Hospital with severe head injuries.
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San Jose
Iti
Herbert Drewes
Drewes
San’ Jose
Bay Moonwatch Set for Tuesday by Bay Area teams
SAN FRANCISCO One hundred fifty observers in six Bay Area moonwatch teams will work next Tuesday to spot a possible new Soviet earth satellite. Walter C. Marion of UC Berkeley and moon watch coordinator says teams will be on duty at Golden Gate Park Chabot Observatory East Oakland hills Los Altos Walnut Creek Stockton and Davis.
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Bay Area
Walter C. Marion
University of California
Moonwatch
Golden Gate Park
Chabot Observatory
Oakland Hills
Los Altos
Walnut Creek
Stockton
Davis
Zhukov expelled from Communist Party leadership group
Moscow reports that former Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov was expelled from the Communist Party Central Committee and its 15 member presidium for diminishing party importance in the Soviet army and for promoting a cult of personality around his role in Red Army successes. The Central Committee unanimously voted to remove him and suggested reassignment to an unspecified sport. Zhukov admitted errors and remains called comrade.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Communist Party’ Central Committee
Communist Party
Zhukov
Central Committee
Kremlin
Ike Revisits West Point Class of 1915 cadet memories rekindled
President Eisenhower returned to West Point for a class reunion and the Army Colgate game. He toured the campus visited his plebe room and joined a cadet military history class. He listened to cadets debate Gen Lee's 1862 Pennsylvania campaign.
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INS
Eisenhower
Military Academy
Reuuin
Amny- Colgate
Antietam
Robert E. Lee
Pennsylvania
Mine Dynamite Blast Kills Five in Mexican Mine
Five people were killed and another gravely injured when 220 pounds of dynamite exploded in a silver mine on the main Mexico City highway near Zimapán, authorities said yesterday.
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Mexico
Mexico-City- Taree
Here
Yester- i
Mao Tsetung arrives in Moscow amid Soviet ties test
Chinese leader Mao Tsetung lands in Moscow for a Red summit signaling solidarity with the Soviet Union as uncertainty over ousted defense minister Zhukov fuels East European tensions. He backs Moscow on Middle East policy and warns against imperialist threats to Damascus.
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IRS
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Mao
Russia
Georgi "Zhukov
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Damascus
Bandits Slay 31 In House Raids In Cali Area
In western Colombia bandits conducted house to house raids in Frazadas. authorities say 31 people were killed. About 800 bandits from the Tolima state attacked eight houses, mutilated victims, and stole cattle and property.
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Cali
Colombia
Frazadas
Tolima
Washington reports surge in flu and colds across nation
Public Health Service estimates 8 300,000 Americans spent at least one day in bed in early October with colds sore throats flu or similar illnesses. Surgeon General Burney says many cases were Asian flu though breakdown by disease not provided. Daily bed occupancy averaged about 2,500,000 for the week ending Oct 5, up from 200,000 in mid-July.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
Hayward plans new 403000 square foot store on Castro site
Land appliance dealers reveal a corporation aims to build a one level store of 403000 square feet on a three acre Castro Street site across from Hayward Motor Movies at Castro Stand Tennyson Ra i ate. The group head hopes to start building this month with a target completion by December at latest.
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Land Appliance Dealers ; Corporation
Castro
Hayward
Syria War Scare Fails to Hold U.N. Interest
United Nations officials show little concern over Syria’s protest of Turkish troop concentrations as Western diplomats call the issue a false alarm. In Damascus crowds rally during Fortification Week led by pro Soviet commander Maj. Gen. Arif Bizri who vows the nation will not yield.
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United Press
Syria
United Nations
West
General Assembly
World ‘Headquarters
Middle East
Damascus
Zetessor
Arif Bizri
Car Mishap In San Lorenzo Injures Boy
A 9 year old boy backed into a moving car in front of his home at 10 am in San Lorenzo. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to Fairmont Hospital by ABC Ambulance, then to Eden Hospital. Dorothy Lopez 38, of Via Miles was the driver. The CHP noted the boy was playing in the street and did not see the car despite the horn. No citations were issued.
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Bos
California Highway Patrol
Jerry Bircher
Cielo
Fairmont Hosp
ABC
Eden Hosp
CHP
Dorothy Lopez
Miles
Collapse near Cairo claims many lives in seven story building
A seven story yellow stucco apartment building in Manial near Cairo collapsed, crushing about 150 residents. Police: 20 killed, scores injured, with warnings allowing some to flee. Fire brigade officials pulled bodies from debris. cause blamed on bad construction materials. Building was five years old near the Nile banks. A witness said emergency police arrived quickly after urgent warnings.
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Cairo
Anwar. Zaatar
Fire Brigade
Hayward College Bid Submitted to State for Sites
Hayward officials in Sacramento briefed by State Board of Public Works officials on potential college sites in Southern Alameda County. The four man Hayward delegation, including Don Gutofé and Marshall Hansen, pressed for timely inspection of offered sites but received no decision. San Leandro and Alameda County boards say they will negotiate for undeveloped county property as a possible site in the Bay-O-Vigi hills east of MacArthur Boulevard.
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Alameda County
Sacramento
Yorn ‘Pierce
State Board of Public Works
H.C. Vincent Jr
Henry Semans
Stat Board of Education
Roger Anderson
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Don Gutofé
Chamber Education Committee
Marshall Hansen
Jack’ D. Rees
Eeques Tepprestatives
Biegan
Eae
San Leandrokes
Alameda County Board Supervisors
Gested
Bay-O-Vigi Hills
MacArthur Blvd
Two Patrolmen Report Suspected Car In Area
United Press Ventura report describes two patrolmen in a squad car investigating a suspicious vehicle at night. The officers dived back, noting two men in the car appeared prowlful and suspicious.
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United Press Ventura
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