Wright Home and Office Raided in Stock Probe
District attorney forces raided Hayward City Councilman Robert O. Wright’s home and law office seeking records tied to Mineral County Uranium Inc. The action follows Wright’s grand jury appearance and the ongoing probe into uranium stock promotions that swindled about 350000 from 268 investors. Wright was reportedly to be recalled before the grand jury on November 18.
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Hayward
Robert O. Wright
Dist
William Ahern
State Securities
Victor Wagner
Ahern
Thomas Buckley
Lloyd Jester
Ebmet Herrier
Wright
Ruby Dr
Nevada
Raiders
Mineral County Uranium, Inc
Buckley
Raymond W. van Deusen
Oakland
Frank Coakley
McClure to Stay In San Leandro
Wesley McClure will remain city manager of San Leandro after being among top candidates for a San Diego post paying 26000 dollars annually. Jerome Keithley, 42, San Palo Alto city manager, was selected by the San Diego city council.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
San Diego
Jerome Keithley
Palo Alto
Continuous SAC Alert Ordered At Offutt Air Base Neb
General Power told SAC bomber crews that maintaining continuous alert for up to one third of SAC's striking force can and must be done. He said SAC would have only a few hours to launch a counterattack after any action and warned warning time will shrink to minutes when intercontinental missiles become operational. The alert force, he asserted, ensures SAC's combat survival.
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Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
INS
Thomas S. Powler
Strategic Air
SAC
General Power
Power
Aviation Pioneer Warns U.S. Defense Policy Is Obsolete
New York based aviation expert Maj. Alexander De Seversky warned a TV audience that one in three Americans could be dead within three years unless Washington overhauls defense policy. He urged a new national defense philosophy to end valanced forces and unleash U.S. ingenuity. He criticized President Eisenhower for downplaying Russia’s missile and satellite advances, saying the president spoke to Americans as a father to frightened children.
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New York
INS
Maj
Alexander de Seversky
U.S
de Severs
de Seversky
Light quake rattles Bay Area along Hayward fault
A minor earthquake centered on the Hayward fault shook South County at 9:83 am today. The 21 second tremor registered 2.5 on the Richter scale but caused no reported damage. Alameda County Sheriff’s Office noted a hillside communications shack in Castro Valley was “a good shaking” and Fairmont Hospital’s switchboard operator reported “a pretty good jolt” with no damage.
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Hayward
South County
University of California
Alameda
Huge Veterans Parade Monday in Alameda
Alameda County will salute all veterans with a three hour parade starting at 1 30 p m in Park Street Alameda The route runs from San Jose to Central Avenue then Broadway Lincoln Avenue Park Street Santa Clara Avenue Walnut Street and back The Hayward Fremont and San Lorenzo divisions list numerous units and participants including Color Guard VEW Drum Corps and American Legion groups.
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Alameda County
Alameda
Fleet Air Alameda
Ieland
Santa ‘Clare’ Ave
Walnut St
Hayward
Leslie Lee
Jerry Williams
Frank Waltjen
Syte Logan
Chapman Post
I Army
Navy, and
Marine Veterans
Boy Scout
San Lorenzo
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Hayward Post
VFW
Decoto Pirates
Cow Girl
Veronica McBlvain
Niles
Horseman
JJ Bar
John Pine
Pedro
LaVerne
Soito
Sirocco
Lady “Martin
Oh Susana
Housewife Ends 'Heavenly' Trance in Five Day Sleep
CHICAGO A housewife Nora Hughes 27 awoke from a hypnotic sleep induced by Edwin L Beron last Monday. She did not believe she had been asleep five days. The hypnotist had aimed to help her gain weight and ease nervousness as she asked when they would start again.
Eisenhower to Undergo Routine Annual Physical Checkup
President Eisenhower will have a routine annual physical at Walter Reed Army Medical Center over the weekend. Associate press secretary Anne Wheaton said he will visit Sunday afternoon or evening, stay overnight, and return to the White House Monday afternoon. The checkup follows past heart attack in 1955 and surgery in 1956, with doctors previously monitoring his health closely.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Wile TyuAe auuTeee
White House
Anne Wheaton
Son of Famed Lawyer Jailed
Famed criminal lawyer Jerry Giesler posted a $500 bond today to free his 2 year old son Michael James Giesler, a U S Marine Private First Class, after a felony drunken driving arrest. Police said a car driven by the younger Giesler struck pedestrian Harvey Butter, 49, in an unmarked crosswalk. Butter was treated for minor injuries. The son was released on a writ of habeas corpus and faces a court appearance next Thursday.
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Los Angeles
INS
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
Hollywood
U.S. Marine Corps
Michael
James Giesler
South
Harvey Butter
Buttler
New Building Review Opens Amid Changes
The Mie Daily Review moves today to a new building with plans to print Monday edition. The Morning News will run from the new facilities and the Daily Review resumes business Monday in redesigned premises with improved access and services.
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Mie Daily Review
Tor
Freeway Hearing Planned at Alameda County Fairgrounds
The State Highway Department will hold a public hearing at 2 p.m. Friday to decide a possible location for a freeway from Dublin to Scott's Corner. State highway engineer Booker said the meeting will be at Alameda County Fairgrounds cafeteria in Pleasanton.
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Pleasanton
State ‘Highway Department
Dublin
Scott’s
Booker
State
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Livermore Man Hit-Run Victim Near Pleasanton
Livermore resident Charles A. Doe, 48, of 87 South Livermore Avenue, was critically injured in a hit and run near Pleasanton last night while helping a friend load a tar... car or supplies. Highway patrol officers said the incident occurred as he was assisting when a van fled the scene.
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Pleasanton
Charles
A. Doe Ward
South
Livermore Ave
Livermore
Protests Over Sputniks Dog Prompt Religious Critique
The Rev Francis Connell of Catholic University criticized protests about Sputniks dog as sentimentality gone astray and a deplorable inversion of values. He called the public outcry meaningless drama rather than concern.
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Francis 4. Connell
School of Sacred Theology
Catholic University
Sputnik Loses Radio Voice Over Britain
London reports Sputnik I passed over Britain early today with no radio signals picked up by a London listening post or the Mullard observatory in Cambridge. A Mullard spokesman cautioned it may have stopped transmitting but not ruled out other reasons.
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London
Britain
Jeter
England
Isle of Wight
Yarmouth
Mullard Observatory
Cambridge
Mullard
Index Church Comics Dorothy Dix Home Garden Radio TV Sports
The fragment lists sections including Church, Comics, Dorothy Dix, Home and Garden, Radio TV, and Sports, with stray words and page labels. It appears as a table of contents or brief page index from a newspaper segment, not a full article.
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Dorothy
Dix
Home & Garden
Radio
Torg
Staak Manket
Plane Vanishes With 44 Aboard Over Pacific
Honolulu Pan American Stratocruiser vanishes with 44 aboard prompting a large air and sea search. More than 20 long range aircraft and numerous ships, including two navy submarines, joined the hunt amid official fears of an in flight explosion.
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Honolulu
INL
Pacific
Clean British Hydrogen Bomb Test in Pacific Area
London reports British scientists achieved a nearly clean hydrogen bomb test at Christmas Island in the South Pacific. Observers noted no wide fallout, with shipping restrictions reduced from 750,000 to 63,000 square miles. A Royal Air Force Valiant dropped the bomb, cited as Omega-ton class, near ten million tons of TNT.
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London
Ministry of Supply
Christmas Island
South ‘Pacific
Scigntitie
South Pacific
Royal Air Force
Missile Agency to Hire 400 Civilians in Huntsville
The Army Ballistic Missile Agency in Huntsville will hire 400 civilian employees in the next three months. The announcement follows President Eisenhower's speech promising expanded effort in the missile race with Russia.
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Huntsville
Ala
Army Ballistic’ Missile ‘Agency
Eisenhower
Russia
Pan American Airliner Missing After Ocean Search
Reports say yellow objects were seen and a four engine Pan American World Airways visitor may have exploded or ditched. Coast Guard and search teams scoured a 100 mile ocean corridor for 36 passengers and eight crew, including entire families, in what authorities call the largest Pacific search operation.
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Pan- American
Airways
The
Coast Guard
Pan
Schitledren
Pacific
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