U S Opens Eight Cities to Reds
The United States opened eight major cities to travel by Soviet diplomats and citizens while barring visits to eight other cities and several counties in Georgia Florida and Washington. Cities opened include Philadelphia Boston Charleston Buffalo Kansas City Denver Portland Flint Harrisburg. Banned locales include Seattle Tacoma San Francisco Richmond Glendale Pasadena Long Beach and parts of Los Angeles.
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California
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Pasadena
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Los Angeles
French walk out as NATO meeting protests arms to Tunisia
Paris reports say the French delegation staged a walkout at a NATO parliamentarians meeting over arms shipments to Tunisia. British planes landed at Tunis airport with the first consignment for a 3,000 man Tunisian army, deepening East West tensions ahead of the December summit. France warns the move could worsen Algerian conflict and strain alliance unity as Felix Gaillard seeks new taxation powers to tackle economic crisis. Eisenhower and Macmillan plan to attend the NATO talks.
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Caillard
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Chinese Request Spurred by U S Aid Funds Refused
Taipei Formosa UP reports the United States declined a Nationalist Chinese plea for aid funds to raise pay for 100000 government workers and 600000 servicemen. Officials say the cabinet will still proceed with the across the board raise costing at least 18 million dollars to the American-supported government.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Transit Dist OKs Plan For Use of Bridge
Transit directors vote to include Bay Bridge area with Key System tracks in their transit takeover plan while unanimously discarding a complete bus option. State orders to remove tracks and switch to motor coaches contrast with efforts to preserve rail use. Durkee seeks harmonized Bay Bridge transit plans as Key System buys buses to end train operation by Feb. 28.
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French naval vessels transit Suez Canal since 1956 invasion
Three French naval ships sailed the Suez Canal today marking the first passage by French vessels since the Anglo French invasion of Egypt last year. The event signals a renewed French presence in the region amid continuing Middle East tensions.
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INS
Suez Canal
Egypt
Leandran Testifies In Uranium Firm Investment Case
San Leandro sales manager Harry Johnston testified he invested 6000 with Ray W. Van Deusen and received Nevada Consolidated stock for 5000, then was asked to loan 3000 with diamond rings as collateral. The case involves Van Deusen and Robert Lee Watlans on grand theft and securities violations, with witness Robert Spurr and earlier testimony from Woodrow W. Stillman.
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Ray W. van Deusen
Oakland
Johnston
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Superior Court
van Deusen
Robert Lee Watlans
Hayward
Sia
Nevada Consolidated
Robert Spurr
San Lorenzo
Spurr
Woodrow W. Stillman
Parker Rd
Castro Valley
Law
Robert_O. Wright
Newark Chamber Recommends Fremont Site for State College
The Newark Chamber of Commerce favors placing the proposed Southern Alameda state college near the intersection of the Eastshore Freeway and Decoto Road in Fremont. Gordon Cotton, head of the selection committee, notes most acreage lies within Fremont and the site lies roughly midway between San Jose State and UC Berkeley, with several hundred acres available to serve East and West Bay students.
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Gordon Cotton
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University of California At Berkeley
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Brother Wounded In TV Excitement
In Richmond Virginia a one year old boy wounded his two year old brother with a pistol during a television show. The suspect Paul Houck said he took the gun from a travel bag to investigate noises and fired after the program excited him. Tommy Houck was hospitalized with a stomach wound.
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Tommy
Russia to Honor Spacedog Laika
Scientist J W Krylov told East German ADN that Laika will have her name inscribed on an honor plaque with other heroic dogs. The inscription will call her the first living being to penetrate the cosmos aboard Sputnik II.
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J. W. Krylov
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75th Birthday For Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter celebrates his 75th birthday in Washington with a Friday conference with colleagues. He will receive his former law clerks this afternoon and spend the evening at home with Mrs. Frankfurter.
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Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
East Bay Opens New 5.8 Mile Freeway Link
A new 5.8 mile four lane segment of the Eastshore Freeway from Hayward to Fremont opened yesterday with ceremonies at both ends. County Supervisor Francis Das Jr cut the ribbon at Jackson Street for the southbound lanes, while Supervisor Che Stanley honored the northbound side at Beard Road. A 150-strong motor cavalcade escorted highway patrol through the route, followed by a luncheon at the International Kitchen in Niles with officials from Hayward San Leandro Fremont Newark Castro Valley the county and the state. B. W. Boxser of the State Division of Highways gave the keynote address.
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AFL-CIO Ousts Bakery Union Leaders After Suspension
The AFL-CIO suspends the Bakery Workers Union amid a cleanup dispute. President Meany cites failure to follow orders, alleged misuse of union funds, and leadership conflicts as Cross and the board confront ethics findings while freeway construction costs and regional talks frame the broader labor dispute in Alameda and East Bay areas.
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AFL - Cio
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Meany
Senate
Ghana Cabinet Crisis Sparks Anti-Government Sentiment
The text reports unrest in a young republic with anti-government sentiment spreading as the cabinet discusses armed revolvers and security measures. The source mentions Krobo and a ministerial action, reflecting political tension.
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Edusél
Turkey fat touted as health aid by Cornell expert
Dr M J Scott of Cornell told Washington turkey fanciers that poultry fat improves cholesterol by its fatty acid composition. He called the talk a highlight of the turkey buffet, urging belief in turkey and chicken fats for health benefits.
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Washington
M. J. Scott
Cornell University
Colombia Bandit Gangs Slay Forty in West Provinces
Report from Bogota says bandits robbed and killed 40 people in Colombia's western regions last weekend, raising the weekly toll to at least 77 dead. Belated dispatches indicate victims were slain in Tolima Caldas and Valle del Cauca amid raids. motive appears robbery.
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Valle del Cauca
Reno Police Nab Youth
Reno police arrested 15 year old John L. Miller on a tip from a merchant patrolman after a speedy pursuit at a service station. Miller confessed to suffocating 22 month old Laura Helen Wetzel in California and described a cross state flight from Oregon to Reno.
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John L. Miler
Louis” Spits
Ray Cavallo
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Tony Snyder
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New York
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
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U States
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Cavallo
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San Mateo
Eureka
Dangers of TV Viewing Reported
Lancet warns televiewing hazards as viewers urged to stand up every hour to prevent health risks. Tass reports U.S. arms to Tunisia amid North Africa tensions and calls for viewers to avoid tight garments to prevent circulatory issues.
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Eisenhower Family Attends Opening of Lloyds of London Building
President and Mrs Eisenhower celebrated Mamie’s birthday with a private dinner at their son Maj. John Eisenhower’s Alexandria home. Elizabeth opened the new Lloyds of London building in London’s financial district, a five story iron structure completed after six years of work.
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