Student Is Termed Capable Of Murder
Oakland District Attorney J Frank Coakley outlined the motive and mentality behind the Stephanie Bryan case calling Abbott capable of murder. He described Abbott as vain selfish and able to kill and lie without remorse while preparing jurors to find guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Six prosecution witnesses identified maps and testimonies linking Abbott to the crime and his Chevrolet during the April 28 disappearance.
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J. Frank Coakley
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Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
P Otek Coakley
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Conkle
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Stephanie
Berkeley
Trinity County
Alameda
Herkeley
Corkley
Bay Area
Francisca
Offite
Charles. B. Fack
Albert A. Milano
Contra Costa County
Bernice
Stack
Daily Review
Bob Jones
Alameda ‘County
Atty
Burton W. Abbott
Falgey Emerson
Doctor slain by patient at U C clinic in San Francisco
In San Francisco at the University of California medical center a 26 year old doctor, Dr. George Guild, was shot and killed by a patient, Rudolph Isaacson, 41, a former clinic attendee. Isaacson surrendered the gun after the fatal incident in the interview room and was taken for questioning.
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Herert C. Moffitt Hospital
University of California Medical Center
George Guild
Guild
Almica
Rudolph Isaacson
San Leon
Guid
Kellogg
Isaacson
Itime
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Park Emergency Hospital
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U.C. Medical Center
Guildland
Canyon Drive
San Anselmo
Council Hears Loud Cemetery Protests
Hayward City council faced 120 residents including La Vista activists opposing a proposed cemetery north of Niles highway. The council, hearing three items, withdrew the cemetery proposal 4 to 0, while annexation of 5.73 acres and a playground plan were discussed. Oakland attorney J W O Neill urged commercial zoning to match street widening needs. Mayor Wilson noted prior zoning decisions. (Continued on page 2)
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Hayward
la Vista
Niles Highway
Harder Road
View
Association
Alto
Futura
Fred Cox
John Purchio
Cox
Tennyson Road
Tyrell Avenue
Oakland
J. W. O'Neil
O'Neill
Chet Soda
Ternyson Road
W. C. Wilson
Ike Takes Day Off In Gettysburg Weather Delays White House Visit
Heavy fog in Gettysburg Pa delays President Eisenhower from office duties and postpones Sin celate Weeks visit with Mir Adams. Both will return tomorrow at 8 30 am BST with budget director Rowland R Hughes to discuss the 1957 fiscal budget opening a series of budget talks.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Sherman Adams
Rowland R. Hughes
Hughes
U S Action on Book Not Obscene Enough
The post office department moved against the Los Angeles firm A P R Industries Inc over its comic book For Man Only, claiming it promised obscenity in advertising but failed to deliver. The federal suit seeks to prevent further mailing of the publication and labels the enterprise fraudulent.
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Washington
Post Office Department
A. P. R. Industries, Inc
Los Angeles
Post Office
Eastshore Freeway gets $316000 boost for 5.6 mile span
The State highway commission authorized an additional 316000 for grading paving and structures on the Eastshore Freeway from Jackson street in Hayward to Beard road north of Centerville a 5.6 mile section bringing total project cost to 4816000 The extra funds reflect higher labor and material costs as the route replaces Highway 17 and links Beard road to the planned Warm Springs segment completing the 38 mile Oakland to San Jose Eastshore corridor by 1956 57 budget time.
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State Highway Commission
Jackson Street
Hayward
Beard Road
Centerville
San Mateo Bridge
Palma Cola
Alvarado
Warm Springs
Oakland
San Jose
Air Force observes largest war games since World War II
Air Force officers began evaluating potential destruction from a future war during Sagebrush, the largest exercise since World War II. The operation opened with jet bombers raining mock atomic destruction on 18 bases across 10 states. About 18 bombers dropped the equivalent of over 350,000 tons of TNT, far exceeding Korean War air blast totals. 259,248 individual flights occurred over three years at Fort Polk, La.
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Air Force
Fort Polk
Stevenson Names Aides In Campaign In Minnesota Primary
Adlai Stevenson announced his presidential bid and entered the Minnesota primary. He named James Finnegan as campaign manager and Hyman Raskin as executive director, with Wilson Wyatt and Stephen Mitchell to assist. Stevenson cited broad interest from across the country and said decisions were made after consulting family and regional considerations.
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Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
Stevensan
Eisenhower
Zhé
James 4. Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Finnegan
Hyman B. Raskin
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic
Stephen A. Mitchell
Wilson’ Wyatt
Louisville
Mitchell
Farmer-Labor
Party of Minnesota
Hawaii
Tornadoes and cold snap lash central states killing and injuring many
A west to east storm path spawned tornadoes across Arkansas Indiana and Ohio with one death and twenty one injuries. Winchester Indianapolis and nearby areas reported twisters as power lines and communications were severed. Evansville endured violent winds and heavy rain injuring ten. Two more storms hit Oklahoma Texas and Illinois with hail and property damage while Denver's snow snarled city traffic and bitter cold spread from the Rockies to the Plains.
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Wisconsin
Arkansas
Indiana
Ohio
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Indianapolis
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Batesville
Ark
Greenville
Union City
Thingis
Oklahoma
Texas
Mt Vernon
Ill
Colorado
Denver
Drummond
Ment
Amarillo
Tenas
Dulles Accuses Kremlin of Obvious Bad Faith
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles accused Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin of apparent bad faith as the Big Four foreign ministers conference collapsed. He said Molotov appeared ordered not to discuss German reunification seriously, despite last summer’s talks with Eisenhower. Dulles warned the Soviet attitude undermines trust and East European independence while calling for free elections and European security.
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John Foster Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
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V. M. Molotov
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Dulles
Bulgania
Eisenhower
United States
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Big Four
Dules
Europe
Britain’s Campbell Sets World Speedboat Record
Boulder City Nevada bulletin reports Don Campbell roared to a new world speedboat record at 216.2 miles per hour marking a historic achievement in motorboat racing.
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Nev
Britain
Don Campbell
Tragic Pedestrian Fatally Struck Near Castro Valley
A 70 year old San Pablo man, Winfield B. Burnham, was struck and killed early today by an eastbound car on Castro Valley Boulevard about 500 feet east of Foothill Boulevard. Witness Robert Walker reported avoiding Burnham in darkness as he flashed his spotlight. Burnham died at Fairmont hospital. driver Kenneth Cecil Madderra, 24, Modesto, cited with no charges issued.
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Valley
San Pablo
Valley Boulevard
Foothill Boulevard
California
Burnhan
Walker
Fairmont Hospital
Keneth
Cecil Madderra
Modesto
Cancelled Out in New Haven After Gypsy Band Encounter
Officer Eric W. Wood, after subduing a band of gypsies, brushed off their curse threat. He quips that recent bad luck might be turned around by two negatives. The incident reflects a tense encounter with the group in New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Eric W. Wood
Teen-Age Gang Probe Plan in Hayward District
The Citizens Advisory committee chaired by Paul G. Willetts will study alleged teenage gang activity in Hayward Union High District. Two seven member groups, with high school deans and local police, will meet November 27 and December 11 at Hayward High to discuss fights and gang warfare and seek a solution.
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Hayward
Paul G. Willetts
Willetts
Citizens Committee
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Arroyo High Schdors
Alex Stewart
Leon Janétte
Francis Bower
Joseph Salley
Eileen van Alteng
Marigaret Schilling
Virginia Hastings
Jo Williams
Ike's Reelection Hinted by GOP Program and Farm Plan
Washington report from Roy A. Roberts notes the Eisenhower administration prepares a farm program and that top officials increasingly expect Ike to run again. Roberts cautions he doubts a second term, but says many in White House circles see it as plausible, tied to unity on peace and completing domestic goals.
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Missouri
Eisenhower
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City Star Company
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Avill
Rob* Ers
Ike
Tke
Registration Deadline Near for Hayward Charter Vote
Heyward residents have one day left to register for the charter election on January 10. Registration locations include Hayward fire stations at 878 Castro Street and 2064 Harder Road, the city clerk’s office in City Hall, or 1262 Orchard Avenue with Walter Ballard. The last day is tomorrow.
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Hayward
Castro Street
Harder Road
Orchard Avenue
Walter Ballard
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