15 More Sputniks Expected in 1958 Forecast
Washington INS reports Dr. John P. Hagen, head of the U S satellite program, predicts the USSR will launch up to 15 Sputniks before year end. He said Vanguard analysis pins Sputnik H orbit at a rate suggesting monthly moon launches may occur, with Sputnik I's orbital time dropping about 0 2 minutes daily signaling the second satellite may remain aloft longer.
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U S Drafts Menagerie For Space Studies
At Holloman Air Force Base bears and other animals join dogs and primates in space studies. Bears Baxter and Oscar arrived this week and, while not for high speed sled work, will be used in sensory physiology tests like reflex action and equilibrium to explore scientific and classified military applications.
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U. S. Air Force
Bax Ter
Oscar
Air Force
Truck and Train Collision Near Alvarado
James F. Tobar, 47, drove a northbound empty truck that struck the side of a Southern Pacific freight train on Highway 17 south of Alvarado. The impact hurled the truck 150 feet. Tobar suffered deep gashes and possible chest injuries and was taken to Fairmont Hospital. Engineer David E. Noren, 62, said the train was moving about 50 mph. Patrols reported crossing signals were operating.
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Alameda
James F. Tobar
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Southern Pacific
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Fairmont
David E. Noren
Moreland
California Highway Patrolmen
US Launches Crash Program To Overtake Russia In Missiles
Washington US launched a multi billion dollar crash program led by MIT president James Killian to speed a space and missile drive. President Eisenhower ordered swift action while Sen Bridges suggested a defense budget rise to fund accelerated missile satellite work. Reactions split along party lines with Democrats criticizing delays and Republicans praising urgency.
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Cop Fails Safe Theft in Brentwood Armored Escape
Brentwood officers say two men smashed into Brentwood Pharmacy at 4 am using a two wheel cart to move a safe out a back door. They fled when Officer Lewis P. Garnet approached, rammed his patrol car, Bohem slashed Garnet and Garner shot Bohem. Suspect Clyde Abrescy identified. Abrescy surrendered at 5 40 am. one suspect hospitalized in Martinez with a stomach wound, others in custody.
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Stockton
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Abrescu
$10 Million Hotel For S F Wharf Project
San Francisco plans a new hotel and restaurant at Fisherman’s Wharf to elevate the area. The ambitious project aims to attract tourism and boost the waterfront, with a focus on period-appropriate design and improved facilities.
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San Francisco
San Francis
Fisherman's Wharf
Newark selects Lucio as new mayor in tied race
Lucio, offices manager at Sunset Foundry and longtime Newark resident since 1935, wins a three way battle for mayor over Councilmen Wesley Sears and Clark Redeker. Sears and Redeker had blocked Lucio earlier. Lucio will resign from BART district director and must stand for re election next April while council reviews 42 potential successors to Silliman's vacant seat.
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George Silliman
Bay Area Rapid’ Transit District
Lucio
Wesley Sears
Clark Redeker
Sunset Foundry
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Silliman
Mgr
John Nail
Sillman
Atom Rain Reported in Northern Japan by Scientists
Morioka, Japan, scientists reported higher than normal radioactivity in rain that fell yesterday in northern Japan. They refused to speculate if nuclear explosions in Russia or the Pacific islands were responsible for the activity.
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Russia
Pacific
Islands
Polish jet pilot defects to Sweden amid chase over Bornholm
A Polish MiG-35 fighter pilot fled to Sweden yesterday pursuing fighters from Poland and other forces chased him over Bornholm Island in Denmark. Sources said he defected for political reasons and sought asylum after landing in Sweden.
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Bornholm
Daily Review to Move Into New Press Plant
The Daily Review will roll off presses Monday in its new two story plant at 1250 Winton Ave. Groundbreaking occurred 13 months ago. The $250000 facility houses a 17000 hour press and includes engraving, news, ads, circulation, and printing departments plus offices, studios, and a library.
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Hayward
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Monge
Floyd .L. Sparks
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Moor
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LA Supervisor Enters Senate Race in 1958 Contest
Harold LassiAn Hahn of Los Angeles County announces candidacy for the United States Senate in 1958, challenging Rep. Clair Engle for the seat being vacated by William Knowland. Hahn, who helped move the Brooklyn Dodgers to California, says he can run without giving up his $18,400 annual job representing the central and southwest Los Angeles County 2nd District.
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California
William F. Knowland
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Los Angeles County
Woman in Poland Alters Sex to Become Man
A reported case in Szczecin shows a 21 year old female undergoing sex reassignment surgery to become male. No further details were provided as documents are being prepared to formalize the change.
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Warsaw
Express Wiegoriy Today
Szczecin
Stettin
GOP Central Unit Opens State Meet
Santa Barbara Republican State Committee opens its annual meeting as county party groups prepare for the 1958 statewide activities and events.
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Santa Barbara
New Address and Phone Number for Hayward Location
A new address at 1250 Winton in Hayward is announced along with a renewed phone line Jefferson 7 5810. The note specifies a Monday start for the changes and preserves the new contact details for inquiries.
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Save
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Jefferson
Guilty Plea In Forgery Case
Guilty plea entered in a San Francisco federal case involving James Hoyle 21 Rutherford North Carolina airman among three charged in a Parks Air Force base forgery ring. Hoyle admitted one count of forgery and one of conspiracy and faced a potential further action as prosecutors pursue the others, with modest payments tied to counterfeit checks.
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U.S. Secret Service
Elmer W. Moore
Hoyle
Theodore
Berry
Louisville
Charles A. Evans
Dyersburg
Tenn
Moore
UW. Si
Donald B. Constine
George B. Harris
Constine
Barry
Evans
Denver
Livermore
Pleasanton
Ex Hayward Fire Chief Silver Dies
Former Hayward Fire Chief James Silver dies at home after long public service. Born in Hayward he joined the volunteer fire department in 1915, became full time in 1937, retired in 1952, survived by widow Anna and two daughters Antoinette and Alberta. Rosary services set for 8 p.m. at the funeral chapel.
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Fire Department
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First St
Anna
Mise Antoinette Sity
Alberta
Democratic rally features national leaders in Reno convention
The Democratic Party paraded its speakers before a convention of Democrats from 35 states plus Alaska and Hawaii. National Chairman Pat M. Butler and Governor G. Mennen Williams of Michigan slated afternoon talks, while John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts is set to speak tonight. Morning session opened with Chairman Stewart Lindall of Arizona and Edith Green of Oregon.
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Massachusetts
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Arizona
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Tornadoes Kill and Wreck in Four States
Tornadoes struck 14 towns across Texas Louisiana and Mississippi late last night and into today leaving at least 13 dead and hundreds of homes destroyed or damaged. A narrow eight mile path near Church Point Louisiana injured more than 100 people and demolished many residences. One victim, Homer Richard, was swept from his home and died in a cotton field after neighbors rushed him to Church Point hospital which was overwhelmed by casualties.
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Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jefferson
George Gay
Tosa'ilenser
Homer Richard
Higi Inbotham
Church P
Church Point Hospital
Richards
Aowoman
Transit plan offered for Bay Bridge access
A transit study from Alameda Contra Costa Transit District urges buses feeding a Bay Bridge terminal to link with a train to San Francisco. The engineers report explores hour by hour passenger flow and supports rail use over sole bus routes to ease East Bay congestion.
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Bay Bridge
Bay
Alameda Contra Costa
Nixon in Miami for Week-Long Rest
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Miami for a week long secluded vacation. He slipped into town Wednesday and dined at Vera restaurants. He stayed at the Key Biscayne Hotel with personal friend C G Rebar, a Miami business associate.
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