Setback for Objectors at San Leandro Tavern Hearing
San Leandro state liquor board session cracks down on objectors to the new Star Bowl cocktail lounge. PTA and Jefferson School opponents protest proximity to the school and Bethel Church, while testimony centers on city ordinances and 600 foot licensing limits.
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Chessman Files New Appeal From Death Sentence
In a Supreme Court filing Daryl Chessman argued his California death row conviction for attempted assault and kidnapping violates the U.S. Constitution as cruel and unusual punishment. The 323 page appeal was prepared by George Davis after a last minute stay, with Chessman shaping the manuscript in his San Quentin cell.
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Federal mediators press steel strike talks
Federal conciliator Joseph F Finnegan held 73 minute sessions today with management and United Steelworkers leaders in separate talks. He scheduled more meetings for 1 30 p m with management and 4 p m with workers negotiators amid little optimism. Steelworkers president David J McNanald expressed a grim outlook for settlement.
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Fremont Dentist Faces Charges Over Halloween Pills
Fremont police and the district attorney charged Dr William Shyne 40 of 4844 Norris Rd with distributing more than 300 sickening laxative pills during Halloween causing illness in several children including ages 6 and 5. Parents reported pills in candy bags and urged a lab test confirmed as laxative.
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Ben-Gurion Party Favored In Vote
JERUSALEM AP Premier David Ben-Gurion’s Mapai party appears favored to lead in the parliamentary elections on Tuesday though he is virtually certain to seek outside support again to form a government.
Jet crashes into house killing two children in Ohio
A Air Force FIM Starfighter crashed into a rural house near Wright-Patterson AFB, killing Marie Lynn Shoup, 12, and another child. The mother was injured, and neighbor L. W. Allen helped extinguish flames. Pilot Major James W. Bradbury ejected uninjured.
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L. W. Allen
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Green Hood Bandit Caught in Oakland
Igancio Calderon, 37, of Fremont, identified as Oakland's green hood bandit, was nabbed by two police officers as he sat for a meal near a doughnut shop minutes after a robbery. Officers found a green cloth, a gun, and $10 on him. the loot was from Harold Dean's Liquor Store at 3828 Foothill Blvd.
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Central
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Calderon
Harold Dean
Foathi! Blvd
Van Doren Confesses He Followed TV Quiz Script
Washington AP Charles Van Doren admitted under House inquiry that he followed a scripted approach on the quiz show Twenty-One. He confessed to being coached, rehearsing questions and answers, and to giving false testimony to a New York grand jury regarding rigged winnings.
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New York
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Railroads Offer New Work Rules Across Brotherhoods
Chicago reports the nation’s 13 railroads presenting proposals to overhaul crew assignments and pay to curb featherbedding. If adopted, up to 33,000 firemen jobs could be cut on non steam locomotives. rules aim to permit longer runs and erase current crew boundaries. Union leaders plan local committee meetings in Chicago starting November 7 to formulate counterproposals, signaling a long, contentious bargaining period.
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Prayer For Today Promotes Peace And Brotherhood Vision
Gracious God we rejoice to be alive in this exciting age and seek ideas and values that promise peace. The call urges openness to change and courage to walk new paths in crisis days as a spiritual plea for unity and renewal.
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Fiesa
Lane 101 crash kills Lorenzo family and injures others
A fiery head on collision on Highway 101 near Mollet Field killed Lorenzo couple Nancy Pollington and daughter Kay 7 and injured Ter san Graham. The sedan driver Fred Inidla and Lillian Erkkita, both from San Francisco, also involved. Police say the sedan crossed the center line into a station wagon carrying the Loftus and Pollington families.
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Buk
Russia built 180 passenger motor vessel sails for Black Sea trials
Moscow reports a new 180 passenger motor vessel capable of speeds up to 90 miles per hour departed Corky Sunday for its first trials in the Black Sea. The Tass news agency provided the dispatch.
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