Slaughter’s three run homer sparks Yankees to 5 3 win
Enos Slaughter, age 40, hit a three run homer in the sixth to lift the New York Yankees over the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 3 in game three. Whitey Ford pitched eight strong innings, boosting his series record to four wins as the Yankees stave off a potential Dodgers sweep at the Yankees Stadium crowd of 75 877.
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Whitey’ Ford
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Woman shoots attacker in San Francisco lot
A 32 year old stenographer, Helen J Monks, shot and wounded attacker Hector R Melendez, 18, with a .22 revolver in San Francisco after he assaulted her. Police say she planned suicide but defended herself, claiming love rival Demetrio Leon, 22, invited her to the West Coast. Melendez remains in critical condition.
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Helen J. Monks
Hector R. Melendez
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Demetrio Leon
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Leon
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West Tells U.N. Suez Talks Hope
West says Suez talks could open path to negotiated settlement through secret sessions at the U.N. Security Council. Britain and the United States back the plan for international canal control, while Egypt seeks response proposals. Dulles supports the London conference plan amid council debates.
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Security Coucil
Suez Canal
Britain
United States
Egypt
Mondas
France
John Foster Dulles
London
Ship Corsair Blast Kills 1 as Fire Breaks Out
An explosion and ensuing fire aboard the Alcoa ship Corsair at a New Orleans dock killed one engineer and injured ten crewmen. The $5 million vessel, due to sail for Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic at 11 am, began burning after a crewman tossed burning waste into the firebox at about 4:30 am.
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Ciudad Trujillio
Dominican Republic
Nation's Tribute to Newsboys On National Day
In New York and across the United States President Eisenhower praised about 600000 newsboys in an open letter. The tribute honors 500000 boys who rise before dawn to deliver newspapers to 25 million American homes. Andy Williams, fourteen, was among those honored as the typical boy on the job.
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Walt Dis*ney
Andy, Williams
Washington
United States
Honor Student Dope Suspect in Ames and San Francisco
A 17 year old San Francisco honors student, son of a Beverly Hills resident, was linked to narcotics probes after marijuana was found on him. Police withheld his name as a juvenile while investigators identified four men, including Richard Wilson, Ira Hicks, Cary Peter, and an unnamed San Francisco man, in connection with narcotics activity during nationwide Crusade fundraising. The suspects were arrested on narcotics charges. Andy, a newsboy who earned a trip to New York for the Crusade, reported the incidents from Ames.
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Ira Hicks
San Francisco
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Cary
San ‘Mateo
Eisenhower Attacks End-Draft Talk as Harmful to U S
President Eisenhower accused Adlai Stevenson of damaging world security with calls to end the military draft. He defended the draft as indispensable under current world conditions and rejected Stevenson’s suggestion to treat Selective Service as a Maginot line, urging restraint and continued national service.
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Adlai Attacks GOP Trade Policy in New England Tour
Adlai Stevenson charged 100000 American textile workers have lost jobs in four years while the Eisenhower administration slashed tariffs. He condemned the Republican trade policy as unfeeling toward the textile industry and urged tariff reduction with human, intelligent long-range consideration during a Providence stop and swing through economically depressed New England.
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Eisenhower
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Controversy Over Tobacco Links To Lung Cancer Emerges
SAN FRANCISCO Dr Alan Gregg former Rockefeller official accused tobacco firms of trying to curb studies linking smoking to lung cancer. National Cancer Society and tobacco spokesmen denied the charges while a local cancer official said reports were substantially correct. Gregg later claimed the remarks may have been off the record.
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National Cancer Society
Itsesearch
Hayward Chamber Tightens Stance on Transit Plan
A Hayward Chamber committee urged directors to oppose a Bay Area Rapid Transit system and to seek public approval before any district tax. It backed Newark City Council ideas for county representation, high voting thresholds, and mandatory renewal votes, and it favored optional directors with tax-rate oversight by supervising boards.
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Senator Urges U S Soviet Pact On H Bomb Tests
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a U S Soviet agreement to ban H bomb tests as a step toward a workable disarmament program while Senator Styles Bridges argued for continuing nuclear defense progress. Bridges criticized Humphrey for publicizing a staff study and backed Eisenhower on ending H bomb tests.
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INS
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Minn
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Bridges
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Eisenhower
Fleeing Boy, 6, Struck By Car, Hurt Seriously
A six year old boy, Michael Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Welson, was struck by an eastbound car near his Highland boulevard home after being chased by other children. He suffered two skull fractures and was reported in serious condition at Eden hospital. The driver was Allie H Brackin of 5473 Highland boulevard. Witnesses said a child carried a stick and waved it at him. The incident occurred as the boy dashed across the road.
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Delmar Welson
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Allie H. Brackin
San Francisco
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Pg&e
Golden Gate Bridge
Tito Victory Seen From Crimea Talks at Yalta
Belgrade reports from Belgrade after Tito returned from secret Crimea talks with Soviet and satellite leaders. Hungarian communists plan to send a top delegate to Belgrade to advance normal relations, while Yugoslavia and Hungary agreed to upgrade legations to embassies. Officials call this a strike against Stalinist strongholds and a step toward political independence among satellites.
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Jury Convicts Eight in Big Brink's Holdup
Eight men were convicted by a Suffolk County jury of the million dollar Brink's robbery. Jurors found Joseph McGinnis Anthony Pino Vincent Costa Adolph Mattie Michael Geagan James Faherty Thomas Richardson Heber Forte guilty on multiple counts including conspiracy armed robbery and receiving stolen goods. Sentencing set for Tuesday with potential life terms.
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Anthony Pino
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Jazz) Mattie
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Thomas F. Richardson
Heber
Felix Forte
McGinnis
Brink's
College football quarter scores and final tallies list
A compact reel of quarter by quarter football scores from several games. Key items include Yale to lead 6 in second, Brown at 6 in second, Navy 14 in fourth, Notre Dame 7 to Indiana 9 in first, Tulane 20 at 13 Newsirn, Princeton 26 Cal 0 in eighth, Army 14 Penn St and final Penn 14, Dartmouth 7, plus other scattered period scores.
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Baylor
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Notre Dame
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Army
Penn St
Penn
Dartmouth
Local Youth Struck In Parking Lot Collision
Michael P DeFilippo 18176 Via Walter San Lorenzo sustained elevations of the face leg and ankle yesterday when struck in a Bockman road parking lot witnesses said the youngster was turning through the lot at 100 Bockman road when struck by a slow moving auto driven by Carlo Oliveira 36 Vic Sonora San Lorenzo A vehicle citation was issued. Ralph Narvas 23 5100 Art Avenue Hayward sustained minor injuries yesterday when his pickup truck struck a Hayward power pole Narvaez apparently lost control while turning from Broadmoor toward Willimet street He was taken to Levine hospital for treatment.
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Bockman Road
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Ralph Narvas
Art Avenue
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Narvaz
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Willimet Street
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