New Snags In Mid East Peace Plan
Britain and France signal rejection of Nasser terms for a UN police force in Egypt as Dag Hammarskjold shifts to Rome Naples and Cairo. Airlift proceeds with Danes Norwegians and Colombians moving toward Cairo with possible Ismailia deployment. France and Britain resist watering down the UN plan while Egypt gains policing rights and sets troop locations.
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London
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Egypt
U.N
Middle East
Dag Hammerskjold
Rome
Naples
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Ismailia
Nasser
Canal Zone
Paris
Christian Pineau
British fears over Soviet backed volunteer troops in Egypt
Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd warned the House of Commons that inviting volunteers to form private armies is deeply disturbing and aims to seize state control. He cited usage in Korea and Greece, calling it a favorite Communist tactic. Israeli spokesmen reported fluent Russian language radio chatter from tanks in the Sinai battle.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Alan Lennox-Boyd
House of Commons
Sinai Peninsula
Supreme Court bans Negro bus segregation nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional for states or cities to require racial segregation on intrastate buses. The unanimous decision upholds last June's Montgomery ruling and follows the 1954 school desegregation precedent. Several Southern states previously mandated bus seating by race and faced similar federal challenges.
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Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
High ‘Tribunal
Montgomiery
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Fourth Cir ‘Rcuit Court of Appeals
Nehru and Parley Set for White House Meeting
Indian Ambassador G L Mehta said at the White House that President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru will meet in Washington before year’s end to discuss topics including the Middle East and possible U S government authority over bus segregation. Mehta noted private bus operators may set rules but cannot rely on law to enforce them. A definite date and agenda had not been decided.
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Washington
G. L. Mehta
White House
Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Mehta
Kis
Nehru
Middle East
Two Brothers In Two Area Car Crashes
Two separate crashes involve Hemenway brothers near Warm Springs and north of California Nursery. Dale Hemenway 17 escaped injury in the first crash that injured Robert 12 and Albert 11, with Robert later to Highland hospital for possible head injuries. In the second crash Loren Hemenway 23 struck Mrs. Donna Allen 18 and Debra Allen 1 after she lost control on Highway 9. Both Amens were treated and released.
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Fremont
Hemenway
Sheriff's
Yeserday
Dale Hemenway
Warm Springs
Railroad Avenue
Landing Road
Warm
Robert Hemenway
Albert Hemenway Jr
Fairmont Hospital
Albert
Robert
Highland Hospital
Dale
Highway 3
California Nursery
Donna Allen
Santos Road
Niles
Loren Hemenway
Eden Hospital Probe Highlights Excessive Charges
State legislators opened an inquiry into Eden hospital in Castro Valley with Labor Leader Robert S. Ash listing seven points of contention. Witness Rex Tussing and others challenged hospital rates, while lawmakers debated alleged errors in financial reports and bidding practices as the one day hearing in Hayward continues.
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Stave Rubiolo
Eden Hospital
Veterans Memorial Hall
Hayward
Francis Dunn
Alameda County
Clayton Dills
Gardena
Carlos Bee
Diana Clarkson
Rex Cunningham
Ventura
Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Castro Valley
Robert S. Ashlof
Subcommittee On Hospitals of the Assembly
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Ash
Ningt
Fair Skies Predicted Across Bay Region and North California
The weatherman forecasts generally fair skies from the San Joaquin valley to the southern Sierra Nevada tonight and tomorrow. In the Bay region dense morning overcast clears to clear through tomorrow, with fog and low clouds along the coast and partly cloudy conditions in the extreme north interior and northern Sierra forelands.
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San Joaquin Valley
Sierra Nevada
San Francisco Bay Region
Caliifornia
Complete Steel Plant for Niles in Five Years
Fremont reports Pacific States Steel plans a full steel mill at Niles within five years. President Joseph Eastwood announced purchase of a Tennessee blast furnace to be moved here next year, expanding output to billets hollow bars and other products. The plant now employs 500 and will add 15 workers with the furnace.
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Joseph Eastwood
Pacific States Steel Company
Eastwood
Tennessee
Kaiser
Tontana
U.S. Steel
Utah
Fontana
West
Pacific States
Steel
Joseph Eastwood Sr
Niles
Bay Area Transit Meeting Canceled
Alameda County Board of Supervisors announced cancellation of tomorrow's San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit commission meeting. The note cites a scheduling change and references remarks by Senate leaders about a new Democratic whip and a planned meeting in Alameda County courthouse chambers on November 19 and 20.
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Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Haley Named New Head of County Bar in Oakland
Attorney Marlin W. Haley, longtime Hayward practitioner and former Alameda County Bar Association president, was elected head of the County Bar at the annual meeting in Oakland. He succeeds James K. Koford, serves on Hayward High School district trustees, Oakland Area Council Boy Scouts, and has directed regional welfare and civic efforts. Haley, married with three children, is a member of Haley Schenone Tucker.
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United Bay Area ‘Crusade
Eastbay
Journal of the State Bar Committee
Truth serum clears Seattle woman in manslaughter case
Violet Sill of Seattle, 37, testified she shot her husband Marion Sill during a drunken quarrel at their tavern. A VA truth serum test concluded she could not have fired both wounds, supporting her innocence despite her prior confession and conviction.
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Wash
Violet
Sil
Seattle
Marion
Sill
Soviet Army unit visits Yugoslavia
A Soviet army delegation arrived in Belgrade to begin a week long tour of Yugoslav military installations and factories. The delegation is led by Colonel General V N Komarov and was invited by the Yugoslav government.
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Belgrade
Kfh
Cal
New Budapest fighting erupts near city outskirts
Vienna report says renewed combat on Budapest outskirts as Soviet backed government allows continued Red Cross convoys from Vienna to Budapest. A second convoy of 38 trucks expected to move in soon amid ongoing refugee flows and a 21 day general strike paralyzing the country.
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Bu Ae
Budapest
International Red Cross
Janos Kadar
IRC
Vienna
Hungary
Red Cross
Klingenbach
Gyver
Austria
Rechnitz
Ee United Press
Russel Jones
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hungary Wins U N Priority at General Assembly Vote
United Nations delegation reports the U N Steering Committee voted 11 to 2 to give priority consideration to the Hungarian repression during the ongoing eleventh assembly session. Russia and Czechoslovakia opposed discussion, Egypt abstained, while a related move on Middle East issues was debated but Hungary remained a priority question with factional shifts and procedural battles.
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United Nations
INS
U.N
Theeneral Assembly
Russia
Egypt
Middle East
Saldis
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Hungary
U.S
Psychiatrists Oppose Death Penalty Verdict
Dr Douglas Kelley of the University of California testified at a San Francisco hearing before a state assembly subcommittee studying capital punishment. He said the death penalty is not a deterrent to murder and described laws on violence as archaic, proposing modern statutes aligned with scientific knowledge.
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San Francisco
Douglas Kelley
University of California
State Assembly
Kelley
Leandro Council To Meet Tonight
San Leandro council plans to convene at 7 pm after Veterans Day observance. Previous report said last night’s meeting occurred. tonight’s agenda includes resolutions to accept five properties for offstreet parking for Christmas shoppers and bids for the Grover Cleveland school walk.
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San Leandro
Sgrover
Cleveland
Shrimp Boat Skipper Shot By Mexican Gunboat
A Mexican gunboat attacked an American shrimp boat near New Orleans wounding the captain and towing the vessel. Coast Guard reports the captain is conscious and in pain after being hit twice above the kidneys. The Sebago cutter received radio messages from the Pescador saying they were boarded and forced toward Tampico with an ETA around 1 pm Atlantic coast time.
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New Orleans
INS
Coast Guard
Sebago
Pescador
Tampico
Poland def minister Bokossovsky resigns in Parliament
Warsaw broadcast reports Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz announcing in parliament the resignation of Marshal Konstantin K Bokossovsky from the defense minister post. The sudden move comes amid political shifts in Poland as the government reorganizes its military leadership.
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Warsaw
INS
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Konstantin K. Bokossovsky
Poland
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