Escape In Crash Of Bomber Near Denver
A multi million dollar intercontinental B 36 bomber crash landed near Denver after leaving Lowry AFB. All 21 airmen aboard escaped with one in critical condition at Lowry hospital. Pilot Capt Regis Powers and commander attempted to reach Denver Municipal airport before belly landing in a Rocky Mountain Arsenal field. The plane with six propellers and two jets burst into flames as occupants aided injured and others aided by motorists. One crewman parachuted before landing. another was trapped and cut free by rescuers.
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Denver
INS
Lowry Air Force Base Hospital
Oliver Weybright
Strategic Air Command
Lowry Air Force Base
Ellsworth Afb
Ravid City
S.B
Regis P. Powers
Rocky Mountain Arsenal Reservation
Four Convicted Bank Robbers Face Sentence
Four confessed robbers from Bank of America branches faced sentencing in Castro Valley and Oakland after a quick plea change prompted by a former cellmate. The quartet Peters Parker Clark and Fravel face life terms for robberies conspiracy attempted robbery and attempted murder, with about 35000 stolen.
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Bank of America
Castro Valley
Oakland
Albany
California
Clifford L. Peters
Craig 4. Parker
Gary D. Clark
Norman D. Fravel
Donald Ky Quayle
C.V
Peters
Park and Clark
Fruitvale Avenue
Ronald Hawthorne
Fravel
Fruitvale
Dope Raids Net Two in Leandro
Dope raids in Leandro net two suspects. The report notes a broader context of political tension and recent leadership changes in Hungary as Soviet troops remain while calls for free elections and a crackdown on hardline elements intensify.
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Leandro
Tito Blame for Revolt Goes to Soviet Union
Belgrade reports Tito’s Sunday speech blaming Russia and the old Guard Communists in Soviet satellites for the Hungarian uprising. He said he warned the Kremlin earlier this year that East European countries would seek independence and that Stalinist influence was being eliminated. He noted Soviet leaders still held erroneous attitudes toward Hungary and Poland as of September.
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Belgrade
Tito
Russia
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Hunary
Poland
Sweep nets marijuana traffic in San Leandro raid
State and San Leandro narcotics officers swept two Juana Avenue flats netting a woman and a man, a $400 marijuana haul, and an injection kit. Daugherty and Parks were jailed, with other raids in Oakland Berkeley and Richmond catching 20 suspects.
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Bob Jones
San Leandro
Jack Ashwiar
Teff
Whitney Resanen
Juana
Joan’ C. Daugherty
Juana Avenue
Joan Carol Daugherty
Trade Journal
Norris Jerome
Parks
Plaza Drive
Oakland
Berkeley
Richmond
Hal J
Charles Wood
Whiteney Rosanens
Jack*Ashman
Fred Braymoder Jed
Russell City Annex Move Discussion Nears Decision
Russell City Civic club members plan to decide next week whether to annex their area to Heyward. A preliminary meeting with Mrs. Lillian Richie and city officials discussed annexation, urban renewal potential, and the area’s industrial designation per Hayward master plan. City Manager S. D. Smith and officials answered questions while noting 230 homes and about 2000 residents in the one mile square city.
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Russell City Civic ‘Club
Heyward
Lillian Richie
Eddie Simmons
S. D. Smith
Russell City
Smith
Hayward
Civic Club
Attorne Wiliam Scanlon
Douglas Cruickshank
Don Gutoti
Neal Bearden
Hearing on Bay Smog Set For December 12
San Francisco public hearing scheduled for December 12 on Bay Area smog. Board of Directors of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District announced the meeting and outlined initial steps to curb air pollution, including drafting laws banning open burning of trash and garbage in backyards and in municipal dumps across six counties.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Stripteaser Gets 90 Day Sentence
Evelyn West was sentenced to 20 days in county jail, fined $1000, and placed on probation for three years for staging a lustful performance known as the milkshake dance in Oakland.
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Oakland
Evelyn West
Broadway Tunnel Hearing Set for December 17
Municipal Judge Charles W. Oakland reports State Division of Highways plans for a public hearing on the Broadway tunnel project. The session is scheduled to discuss a two lane tunnel linking Alameda and Contra Costa counties with a quoted estimate near 50,000 dollars.
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Charles W. Oakland
Fisher
Oakonce
Broadway
Tunnel
Alameda
Contra
Costa
al Charles
Old
Alameda County Group Seeks Seven Highway Projects
The Alameda County Highway Advisory committee urged seven major road projects before the State Highway Commission in Sacramento. They seek Davis Street reconstruction in San Leandro, Hayward to Niles Highway work, Hayward to Mt Eden Road improvements, Eastshore Freeway and First Avenue interchange additions, widening the First Avenue overpass, a new overpass at Farnsworth Street, and development of Doolittle Drive as a shoreline industrial highway. The group also asks to shift state highway status from East 14th Street to San Leandro Boulevard in San Leandro and Oakland, plus pursuit of a new estuary tube between Oakland and Alameda and parceling of right of way for the first leg of the MacArthur.
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Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee
Alameda County
State Highway Commission
Sacramento
Davis Street
San Leandro
Hay-1
Niles Highway
Mt. Eden
Eastshore Freeway
First Avenue
Eastshore
Farnsworth Street
San Lorenzo
Doolittle Drive
East 14Th Street
San Leandro Boulevard
Oakland
Alameda
Parcahee
Fremont Wins State OK for Planning Aid Project
Fremont receives state approval for a $90,000 planning project with federal aid potential. City planning director Dick Wilkinson and City Manager Robert Cooper welcomed the move as Sacramento clears matching funds and a possible early next year U S approval. Fremont joins six Northern California towns under 25 000 population in securing planning funds from a $450 000 pool.
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Fremont
U. S
M. Justin Herman
The
Daily Review
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Herman
Dick Wilkinson
Freyshont
Sacramento
Fremont W
Northern
California
Robert Coop
Negroes Cheer Court Decision On Bus Ruling In Montgomery
In Montgomery thousands of Black riders hailed the Supreme Court ruling against segregation on buses while maintaining the local transit boycott until a federal court decree takes effect. Revered leader Martin Luther King Jr. predicted a federal mandate to reach the district court within days.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme _ ‘Court
Martin Luther King, Jeader
Supreme Court
Federal District ‘Court
Pact Violations Touched In Egypt Attack Defense Dept Says US Equipment Used
The Defense Department accused Britain and France of violating bilateral U.S. military aid agreements by using American equipment in the Suez area attack. Washington plans only verbal protests, with officials citing representations to both governments and checks by U.S. advisory groups. The statement notes past U.S. aid totals of 3.6 billion to France and about 1 billion to Britain, and confirms awareness of equipment diverted to Suez operations based on British and French authorities and advisory reports.
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Britain
France
United States
U. S
Egypt
Department
United Press
North Atlantic Treaty Area
Defense Department
North Atlantic
Defense
Gordon Gray
U.S
Suez
Officials Seek More PT&T Tax
Nine California city officials formed a committee of city attorneys to raise tax revenues from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Oakland declined to join. After signing a five year franchise, the group plans to draft legislation for the state legislature to restore cities power to tax the utility.
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San Prancisco
California
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Diego
Saccremento
Berkeley
Alameda
Richimond
San Jose
Oakland
Telephone Company
Jegislature
Action Slated On Billboards in Hayward Agenda
The Daily Review backs a highway billboard regulation plan to be discussed tonight by Hayward Planning Commission. The meeting also includes a county planning request for a joint session on Winton Avenue site for a new county office and the city civic center, with the Hayward commission meeting at City Hall.
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Daily Review
Alsmeda
Hayward
County’ Planning Commission
Winton Avenue
Hayward Commission
City’ Hall
Poles Arrive in Moscow for Talks
Polish Communist party and government leaders arrived in Moscow for a long series of talks that may yield Soviet concessions to Polish nationalism.
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Moscow
UN Lands Forces in Suez Area Amidst Cold War Tensions
U N forces landed in the Suez Canal zone as Egypt and Arab states reject Soviet and Red Chinese volunteers. Diplomats Istvany and Ambassador Razek in Bonn say volunteers will not be accepted now fighting has ceased. Denmark and Norway dispatch 43 and 50 troops, with 200 more to follow toward a no mans land between Anglo French forces and Egyptian armies.
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London
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
Ahmed Abdel Razek
Abraham Istuany
Bonn
Germany
Mideast
Istvany
Dagskiold
Capodichina
Napples
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