World Series fever hits cities as flu spreads nationwide
Across the United States thousands fall ill with influenza as cities from New York to Salt Lake City report deaths and school disruptions. New York officials doubt a city immunization push will slow the outbreak, while Utah and Pennsylvania record broad student illness and several school closures. University teams contend with flu rosters as games loom.
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No End Seen To Deadlock In Little Rock School Impasse
Mediation efforts over Little Rock Central High School stalled as officials and Army officers planned a quiet day amid unrest. Authorities say white students’ walkout reduced agitators after integration days, with Ralph Brodie, 17, a student body president, criticizing suspensions against students aiding peaceful change.
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Valeey Festival Parade Day Event Moves Through Castro Alley
The Valeey Festival parade runs along Castro Vallay Boulevard at 11 am with participants marching from the Lions Club morning chuck wagon breakfast at 7 30 am in Safeway parking lot. A dance and festival will close the three day celebration tomorrow night in the same lot.
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Milk price increase approved by state bureau
The State Bureau of Milk Control announced changes in the price schedule for Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Stores will charge 23 cents per quart, up from 22 cents, while home delivery rises to 23 cents with a four cent higher charge unchanged. Higher production costs dictated the increase under bureau regulation.
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Contra Costa
State Bureau of Mix Control
Oldster’s Journey Ends in Atlantic City Trip
Seventy-year-old Robert A Shurter returned home after a three week round trip by motorcycle to Atlantic City. He fractured his foot and wrench neck injuries were noted during the journey. He was treated for these injuries upon return.
Mt Everest Hero Meets With Pope Castel Gandolfo
Mt Everest hero meets Pope in Castel Gandolfo amid a high profile encounter. The event features Mary Hima and Norkaythe as notable attendees in a ceremony framed as a symbolic bridge between mountaineering achievement and religious homage.
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Bride Explains Marriage to John in Quirky Explanation
Zelma Lawson and Mary Lou explains why she wed John Gy Teatro, a 76 year old grandfather, in a curious and unclear setting. The fragment mentions a 14 year old bride and an explains the marriage.
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Mary Lou
Lawson
John
Inne r abroad Socialist leader faces three day delay
fragmented OCR text mentions a socialist leader tied to political events abroad after a three day period. no clear names or places are readable for a precise summary.
Explosion disrupts classes. furnace damaged at Livermore school
Two men were reportedly saved from serious injury after an explosion in a furnace fire box at Livermore school. About 200 students in ball classes were not disrupted. the blast blew out the back of the furnace, causing furnace damage and leaving the building without heat for weeks.
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Sheerly
Gasoline Price War Rumors Hit Southern Alameda
Today signs of a gasoline price war appeared in Alameda County. A Hayward station advertised regular gasoline at 25.9 cents per gallon, with reports of a nationwide reduction backed by oil companies. An operator claimed declines would meet competition, with some stations dropping prices after 2:24 pm.
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Weather Delays Final Atom Test Plan
Adverse weather forces the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone the 24th test of the year in the 3957 series. The final nuclear blast, code named Morgan, was rescheduled to tomorrow at 5 am PST as conditions improve.
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Atomic “Energy? Commission
Ifrom Eballoon
Leel Labove
California Governor Brown Comments On Early Sierra Snow
Monterey reports heavy snowfall in the Sierra Nevada as Governor Edmund G Brown Jr. states the storm arrived sooner than expected. The comment comes as residents brace for continued winter conditions and potential impacts on travel and state operations.
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Police Car Rams Taxi, Woman Hurt in Collision
A police vehicle struck a taxi injuring a woman as patrol crews responded. Details are scarce and the report notes the incident occurred during or after an earlier patrol action, with the chronology and location unclear.
Ashland Man Escapes Fire And Deputies Die
A fire at 1543 150th Ave in Ashland prompted deputies to rush into a smoke filled house. They found a man, Sanchez, unresponsive in bed as flames engulfed the structure. The blaze destroyed the residence and the deputies perished in the effort.
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Donald
Carter Petro
Sanchez
Deddi
Egyptian Troops Train Syrian Army Invasion Report
Washington sources claim Egypt has dispatched a large unit of instructors to Syria over the past two weeks to train Syrian forces. Officials say several officers, not commissioned, are among those present as Soviet equipment and Russian satellite nations influence Syrian military capabilities.
Michener Airplane Crash Off Iwo Jima Dinted Plane
A C47 transport carrying 12 persons including James Michener ditched Friday in the Pacific about two miles north of Iwo Jima after an engine failure shortly after takeoff from Guam. All aboard survived with injuries and were rescued by boat and brought to shore. Michener had arrived in Guam the previous month to research a book on the Strategic Air Command.
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Heart patient 35 plunges to death at VA Hospital Oakland
A 35 year old heart patient died after plunging six floors from a window at the Veterans Administration hospital in Oakland. The victim, Anderton, had been admitted earlier and authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the fall.
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Oakland
Veterans: Administration Bom
Oaklander Takes Adjustment Post As Planning Chief
George Vaughan will replace the Planning Commission chairman on the County Board of Zoning Adjustment. The Oaklander appointment marks a shift in local planning leadership and the new role focuses on zoning decisions and county land use policy.
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Engle Announces Run for U.S. Senate in California
Clair Engle a Democrat from California declared last night his plan to seek the U.S. Senate seat. He spoke after a party gathering amid discussions of the Frying Pan Arkansas water project and his previous role in state politics.
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Democratic“ Party
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California
Hoffa Elected Teamsters Leader Faces Rackets Probe
In Miami Beach James R Hoffa was elected president of the Teamsters Union amid a Senate Labor Rackets Committee investigation into the ballot legality. Subpenas sought all delegate records as the panel questioned the credentials of about half of the 1753 delegates. Hoffa won decisively while outgoing boss Dave Beck prepares to retire on October 15. AFL CIO threatened to purge the union if Hoffa takes office. Delegates shouted support and moved to strike a lengthy ethical practices report from record.
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Teamsters
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Senate
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Senate’ Committee
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Thom Haggerty
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Dave Beck
Seattle
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Ingue
Fever Rises In Milwaukee Over Series
Milwaukee fans await the World Series clash as the Braves, already ahead, ignite excitement in the baseball mad city after yesterday’s arena buildup.
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Sterday
Braves seek World Series lead as TV carriers air game
Tomorrow's broadcasts on KRON TV channel 2 and KNBC radio will air the key World Series game from the Braves after they returned home by plane. Bob Buhl starts for Atlanta with Bob Turley opposing, as the series resumes with a potential four games to one outcome.
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Lassie
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Bob Turley
Two Airmen Injured in Truck Mishap at Premont
Two airmen from Parks Force Base were injured at night when their pickup wrecked near Niles. Driver George Weaver Jr., 20, and passenger Harold W. Voeker, 19, were thrown from the vehicle. Voeker suffered a broken wrist.
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Niles
George ‘Weaver Jr
Harold
W. Voeker
Argentine Strike Idle 400,000 Workers Reported
About 400000 Argentine workers went on a nationwide strike amid pay raise demands. Reports indicate major oil firms Standard Oil and Shell Petroleum involved, signaling a broader labor crisis.
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Standard Oil
Shell
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