Premier Of Iran Escapes Assassin
An attempted shooting in Tehran failed to kill Iranian Premier Hussein Ala as the assailant hurled a pistol and was immediately arrested. Ala, unperturbed, had tea and allowed doctors to treat a superficial neck wound. The suspect, Mozaffar al Zor gshadr, 35, a painter, was tied to Muslim extremist factions linked to the Baghdad pact tensions.
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Mozaffaral Zorgshadr
Iran
Ali-Razmara
Ala
Tehran
Mustafa Kashani
Mullah Kashani
Mutafa Kashani
Mohammed ‘Mossade
Zahedis
Oe Ibecause
United’ States
Foret Hinisters
Rudolph Isaacson
Shah Mo Jpicker
Vnwedi
Man Charged in 1951 Palace of Justice Shooting Case
Isaacson described a patient who claimed medicine pills and sleep aids led to a shooting on November 3. The court heard testimony about Anthony Hill vacancy and a March 1951 assassination. The victim, Cambridge native and NAACP member, left a wife and two children. second wife was pregnant.
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Yhammen Nera Remievi
Ci Wee
Court
We Prie
Ali Razma
Isaacson
Fred
Tivo
Langley
V8 Hespital
Agnew
Guild
Cambridge
Mass
W. Ray Guild
Massachusetts
Ite
National Association for_the
South Push For Adlai Launched In Virginia Drive
A Virginians for Stevenson club formed in Washington as Adlai E. Stevenson seeks the 1956 Democratic nomination. John C. Webb leads the effort to send a solid Stevenson delegation to Chicago and then unite Virginia and other southern states for the November ballot. The drive cites past southern defections to Eisenhower and aims to prevent a repeat in 1956 by building early support for Stevenson.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
John C. Webb
Stevenson
Chicago
Angus
Webb
Virginia
South
Eisenhower
Teas
Florida
Tennessee
Harry 7
John Battle
Webb Geclar
Adlai Stevenson
Fremont City Council Candidates File for Jan. 20 Election
Four more candidates filed before the noon deadline for Fremont’s city council and incorporation election on January 20. They are John A. Tarry, Harvey W. Jarkvns, B. J. Bunting, and Charles G. Dubuque, with listed addresses and occupations. Five seats will be filled from 27 contenders.
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Oakland
Fremont
John A. Tarry
Niles
Harvey W. Jarkvns
U.S. Navy
Broadway
Irvington
B. J. Bunting
P.O. Box
Charles G. Dubuque
Whitfield Avenue
Centerville
Gift Guide Ready Review for Hayward Christmas Shopping
The Daily Review presents a Christmas Shopper guide for Hayward area residents. It promises gift suggestions for all family members and tips on parking, plus a map showing parking for 1200 cars in downtown Hayward and a merchants backed Christmas program.
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Hayward
The
Daily ‘Review
County Master Plan report advances at planning commission
The Alameda County Planning Commission adopted two resolutions urging the Board of Supervisors to hire a research consultant to assist staff in assembling data for a master plan. A December 21 study date was set for the next plan review, with development expected to take up to two years or more.
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Ution
Commission
Fred B. Mellmann
Airliner Bombing Plot Hearing Delayed in Denver
The arraign ment of John Gilbert Graham on charges of murdering his mother in the airliner bomb plot crash that killed 44 persons was delayed for 15 days to secure adequate counsel. Judge James M. Nolands Durango, Colo, granted the continuance at the request of temporary attorney J Strickland. About 100 spectators attended. Graham remained in custody as the brief proceeding concluded.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Hean
James M. Noland
Durango
Colo
Graham
J. ©. Strickland
Noland
Edward J. Keat
Trickland
Strickland
Bert Keating
Daisie King
Dimi
Uranium Stampede Violence Looms in Wyoming Rush
Hundreds of prospectors moved into the Pumpkin Buttes area in northeastern Wyoming after land was opened to claims. The 448 acres near Pumpkin Buttes attracted fear of clashes with ranchers defending grazing leases, while authorities posted eight patrols to keep order. The land rush followed a 1952 closure by the Atomic Energy Commission and was postponed amid tensions. Temperature plunged below zero as crowds prepared for a high-stakes rush for potential uranium.
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Buttes
Frontier-Tyne
Wyoming
Pumpkin Buttes Strip
Atomic Energy Commission
Atl
Highway Patrol
B. Co. Galloway
Campd
Ted Holderman
Fragmentary Weather Summary for Today and Friday
A fragment notes showers this morning and partly cloudy skies this afternoon. Increasing cloudiness tonight leads to rain on Friday. Tonight will be cooler with a west wind around 15 to 25 mph.
Jury hears Navy pilot describe Stephanie Bryan kidnapping
Navy Lt Allen Hill of Berkeley testified about the April 28 abduction of Stephanie Bryan. He described a gray 1949 to 1950 four-door Chevrolet and observed a scream from a girl seen in a car at Orinda crossroads. The testimony and cross examination highlighted details of the vanishing girl and the pursuit, with other relatives in court.
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Dorothy: Cuthbertson
Daily Review
Stati
Oakland
Stephanie
Bryan
Navy
Allen Hill
Berkeley
Bill
Young
Abbott
Testica
Hill
Hattie
J- Brank
Coakley
Hima
Diablo Boulevard
Contra Costa County
Atty
Stanley Whitney
Whitney
Whitey
Mona Marsh
R. W. Haight
Mary Ann’ Stewart
Democrats Vote No Loyalty Oath Rule
The Democratic National Committee voted not to require a loyalty oath from delegates to the 1956 nominating convention. The rule change was approved unanimously as Mitchell and Paul Butler noted the decision ends the blanket oath idea, though challenges to individual delegates remain possible. Mitchell cited continuing splits within the party and named several former Democratic leaders aligned with Eisenhower in 1952.
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Tom Nelson
United Frere Stall
Chicago
Democratic
Stale ‘Mitchell
Paul N. ‘Butler
Stephen AL Mitchell
Souther
Mitchell
Oe Mitchell
Eisenhower
Brame
Texas
Allan Shivers
Wright
Morrow
Louisiana
Rogbert
Kenner
Eisenh
Janice
Peiping Announces Release of Three American Prisoners
Peiping radio reported that three Americans, Mrs Homer VacBradghaw, Marcellus White, and Justin Garvey, were released from jail and ordered deported. Chinese authorities said bail for medical attention had been granted and denaturalization ordered for the two other cases.
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Ching’ Peiping
Saido
Rei
Deast
Peiping Radio ‘Bros
Homer
Justin Garvey
Te Peiping
People’s Republic of China
Homer VacBradghaw
Marcellus White
Justin. Garvey
Deadline Today for Castro City Registration at Hall
Last chance for Hayward residents to register to vote in January 10 charter election. City clerk’s office on Castro Street between C and D will stay open from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. to accommodate final registrations.
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Chence
Hayward
Castro Street
Regisfrank
Geneva Conference Ends amid Soviet Western Blame Games
Soviet fears about losing in East Europe and the cold war tension colored the Geneva conference end. Molotov left for Moscow as Western leaders rushed home to brief Eisnhower and his aides after the talks. Each side blamed the other for failure to reach agreement on key issues.
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Geneva
Cheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Grey
East Germany
John Poster
United States
Eisenhower
Harold MacMillan
London
Vya
Plane trouble stops president's jet over Atlantic
The White House reports the President's plane experienced engine trouble over the Atlantic while returning from Geneva. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, en route home from Geneva, landed safely in Bermuda aboard the Columbine which touched down on one engine at Kindley Air Force Base. A rescue plane escorted the crippled aircraft as it continued to Bermuda and then to the United States.
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Gettysburg
White House
Columbine
Atlantic Ocean
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Bermuda
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Bobi Jonés
J. Frank Coakley
Buffett
W. Abbott
Ry Coakley
Adlai
Russia
Germany
Diwidwn Licht Jewelry Company
AL Star
Peiping
Storia
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