U S Trooper Kills Woman At Korea Base
An Army announcement says a U S Army private on guard duty at Camp Casey shot and killed a Korean woman who was part of a group that breached a fence and entered the Engineer compound. The incident follows a prior shooting near Taegu and reflects ongoing security concerns on the Korean frontier.
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Seoul
Korea
Camp Casey
Kumehon
Taegu
U.S
Ronald Smith
Chicago
Wet Weekend Weather Forecast With Showers And Snow
The forecast calls for showers across many sections and mountain snow this weekend. Rain drifted into the Bay Area from the north this morning. Oakland Airport measured 0.5 inches before the system moved east. The Bay Area remains cool with intermittent rain from Merced to Modesto. Officials expect rain below 3500 feet in the Sierra Neovas and flurries above that height.
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Oakland
San Jose
Mester
Modesto
Sierra Neovas
Valley Festival Parade Disrupts Castro Valley Traffic
A major Boulevard Festival parade disrupted traffic for miles in Castro Valley. Police blocked Castro Valley Boulevard and other streets for about an hour. The day’s celebration marking the opening of a four lane boulevard ends with a street dance at night.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
State College Debate Opens in South Alameda County
Speakers from Fremont Hayward Livermore Pleasanton and San Leandro debated the merit of a proposed state college for Southern Alameda County. While critics accused enrollment politics, proponents highlighted population growth and site options including Hayward Hauschildt Ranch. Anderson urged compromise between San Leandro and Fremont sites as the Board of Realtors heard updated site considerations.
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Frank Monty
Alameda County
State ‘College
FTN
Fremont
Stuart Nixon
State Dept. A? Education
Santa Clara’ County
Allege
Hayward
San Leandro
Eden Township
Dept. .of Education
Livermore-Pleasanton
Secom
State Board of Public, ‘Works
Anderson
Derby
Harmony
South County
State College
San
Leandro
Mfine
Nixon
Castro Valley widow wins half of big estate
Mae A. M. Visser, 37, widow of Adriaan Visser, Castro Valley contractor, gains half of the $100000 estate after Superior Judge Richard Chamberlain rules heirs cannot challenge a Nevada divorcee decree. The case hinges on misled expectations about Nevada residence and remarriage. The remaining half goes to heirs in the East and Midwest under a 1953 will. The family home is 20193 Stanton Ave, Castro Valley. Visser’s first wife Arabella died two years earlier.
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Castro Valley
Mae A. M. Visser
Adriaan Visser
Richard Chamberlain
Visser
Nevada
East
Midwest
Stanton Ave
Kuchel Backs Knowland In California Governor Race
California junior Senator Thomas H. Kuchel endorsed Senator William F. Knowland for governor. Kuchel announced his support amid Knowland's challenge to incumbent Governor Goodwin Knight. Kuchel and Knowland clash over Knowland’s push for a right to work measure outlawing the union shop.
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Los Angeles
INS
California
U. S
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F. Knowland
Kuchel
Knowland
Goodwin Knight
Ruchel
Knowlands
Union Shop
California Proclaims Handicapped and PTA Week
Governor Goodwin J Knight proclaims October 6 to 12 as Employ the Physically Handicapped Week and October 7 to 13 as Parent Teachers Week for Californians, highlighting state recognition of disabled citizens and PTA efforts.
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PTA
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Scientists Say Moon Not Visible From US Bulletin
Paris bulletin reports Guy Mollet abandoning efforts to form a new French government. The note cites unclear conditions affecting the moon’s visibility within the United States as part of the day’s telecast.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Flu crisis spreads as half million feared nationwide
Reports from across the country indicate about 430000 influenza cases since last summer with 200000 new cases last week. University of Michigan and states including Alabama Georgia Louisiana Arizona California report epidemic activity and strained vaccine supplies as outbreaks intensify in the midwest south and west.
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Public Health Service
Washington
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Health Service
Middle West
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Arizona
California
Paratrooper Fells Student at Little Rock Dance
A paratrooper guard at Central High School struck a former student with his rifle butt after an argument at a school dance. The youth, Robert King, 19, cursed the guard and grabbed the rifle prompting the forceful response. The incident occurred amid a tense climate as Gov. Faubus maintains a hard stance in the federal troops dispute with President Eisenhower.
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Little. Rock
Ark
Little Rock
Central High
Central
Robert King
Orvall. Faubus
Little’ Rock
Eisenhower
White House
Satellite Flies Too Far North
Cambridge scientists say the Soviet satellite launched yesterday remains largely unobservable in the free world due to its launch angle. Observers doubt the craft’s visibility outside the Iron Curtain. some speculate a timing device or hidden design affects tracking. The life span is uncertain, with guesses of two to three weeks.
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Cambridge
Mass
INS
United States
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Free World
Iron Curtain
Earth
Conthe
Red Militia Patrols Warsaw After City Riots
WARSAW commun ist militiamen moved through Warsaw in patrol trucks and cars to quell a riot that surged through the city after police dispersed a student rally at Polytechnic High School. police arrested at least 200, with estimates of rioters around 20,000. unrest centered near Marshall and Sniadeckish Streets as anti Stalinist demonstrators joined by other citizens clashed with authorities.
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Warsaw
Polytechnic High School
Pol
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Sniadeckish
CV Man Killed On Freeway
Lester Hartman, 48, of Castro Valley, was struck and killed by a car on Eastshore Freeway while returning from work to his stalled pickup. Martin Corralejo, 16, Oakland, said he did not see Hartman in time. Hartman, a bottler at the Oakland Cola plant, lived at 22191 Rizzo Ave. for 16 years and is survived by wife Ethel and two sons. Services arranged by Castro Valley Mortuary.
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Lester Hartman
Rizzo Ave
Eastshore
Martin Corralejo
Oakland
Hartman
Oakland Cola
Plane Crashes Kill Five In Ohio And Arizona
A twin Beech plane exploded in midair near Toledo Ohio killing four residents. The crash occurred in Ottawa County seven miles east of the city. In Arizona near Scottsdale a sheriff's patrol plane crashed east of town killing Deputy Gerald Barnes and seriously injuring two other deputies.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ottawa County
Cornfield
Here
Scottsdale, Ariz
Maricopa County
Public Hearing Set On Dublin Freeway Plan
A county public hearing is scheduled for 2 PM October 30 at the County Fairgrounds cafeteria to study full freeway development from Dublin to Greenville. Maps of the proposed route will be displayed in the cafeteria from 10 AM to 3 PM on October 23.
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Tignway
County Fairgrounds
Dublin
Greenville
Anti-Labor Probe Next for Solons
Washington based story reports Senate Rackets Committee plans a new probe into anti labor activity by large department stores and manufacturers. Counsel Robert F Kennedy named Chicago consultant Nathan Shefferman and his firm as figures to be surveyed for possible improper or illegal efforts to keep unions out or to sign favorable contracts. The hearings are set to begin October 21 in Washington.
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INS
Robert F
Kennedy
Senate
Rackets Committee
Chicago
Nathan
Bay Sighting Remote for Soviet Moon Satellite
In San Francisco observers doubt sighting the Soviet orbit moon over Northern California. Alfred Jensen of the local astronomical group cites Smithsonian data that the earth satellite may be visible at sunrise or sunset, though chances remain extremely remote as it circles east of the city at about 18,000 miles per hour. The Napa station reported beeps on six of eight laps, lasting five to seven minutes.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Alfred Jensen
Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory
Clines
Aera
Napa
Russia Launches First Satellite Marking Space Age
Global shock as the USSR announces the successful launch of the first artificial earth satellite on October 4, 1957. The event signals a rapid space age shift with ICBM implications, drawing mixed reactions from scientists, governments, and military observers worldwide.
Union Rebels To Fight Hoffa In Court
A dissident Teamsters committee led by John Cunningham seeks to void James Hoffa’s election and force new local and national elections to reform the union and keep it in the AFL-CIO. The plan includes a midwest convention to drum up grass-roots support and funds for the legal battle.
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York
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Afl-Cio
George Meany
John ‘Cunningham
Hoffa
Big Stooges
Cunningham
Midwest
Cary
Knowland Attacks Hoffa Win At Oakland Banquet
Senator William F Knowland of California condemned James R Hoffas election as Teamsters president at a Leamington hotel banquet in Oakland telling 850 guests the result would disappoint the American people and most organized labor members and urged union democracy legislation.
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Oakland
William F. Knowland
Calif
California
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Knowland
Leamington
Hoffa
Organized Labor
Wine boosts egg laying in Bavarian hens study
German researchers at the Bavarian Farming Institute fed 60 test hens light wine instead of water and found alcohol-fed birds laid eggs at roughly double the rate of sober hens. The results suggest wine influences egg production in poultry.
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Germany
Weitschoechsim
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