U S Demands Soviet Payment For Lost Plane
The United States demanded 2,785,492.94 dollars from the Soviet Union for the destruction of a U S Air Force B 50 bomber over the Sea of Japan on July 29, 1953, and sought information on 13 missing crewmen. The note, delivered in Moscow, also urged the prompt release of any crew members held in Soviet hands and referenced possible submission to the Hague if payment is refused.
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Georges Bidault
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Jean de_Resseguier
Reuilly
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Court of Justice At Hague
Francois Mittercent
Clainis
Interior
Wieree
Mendes
Christian Tiust
Finance Minis
Ter Edgar Faure
Jacques Veterans Affairs Emanud
U.N. Gayavy
Ventel
Bolien
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DST
FBI
Alfred Delarue
Sean
Delarue
Charley Cartier
Charles
Esse
Auto Crash Injures Youth on Birch Street
A wartime era style report states a teenage boy, Johan Wilcox, son of Robyn Wilcox, suffered possible leg fractures and a head concussion when the car he rode in sideswiped a power pole on Birch Street near Prospect. He was treated at Fairmont hospital then transferred to Levine hospital.
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Birch Street
Prospect
Johan’ Wilcox
Robyn Wilcox
Fairmont” Hospital
Levine Hospital
Gunman Dies In Battle With Cops
Oakland police say Arthur G. Mendez twenty year old robbery suspect died from a head wound after a gun battle with officers on the third floor of the George hotel. Patrolman Charles Reed was shot in the shoulder during the confrontation.
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Oakland
Arthur G. Mendez
Airland
Mendes
Charles Reed
Mendez
Schmidt Coffee Company
Former Hayward Man Found Dead in Sausalito Car
Robert B. Maggart, 49, a former Hayward accountant and Western Sky Industries senior accountant, was found dead in his car in Sausalito yesterday. Police indicate suicide by connecting a garden hose to the exhaust. Survived by wife Marian, two sons Carroll and Stephen, a sister Reva Maggart, and mother Maude Walsh, all of Palo Alto.
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Big Wifl
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Stephen
Reva Magzart
Maude Walsh
Palo Alto
Niles Steel Dispute Ends as Workers Return to Jobs
A two month shutdown at Pacific States Steel mill in Niles ends as workers return following a contract agreement with United Steel Workers Local 3367. About 500 employees walked off in July. the two year pact includes five cent hourly wage hikes and fringe benefits. Some positions targeted for elimination were retained and full production resume is expected gradually next week.
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Niles
Pacific States
United Steel Workers of America
Big Steel
United States
FBI Agent Links to Secret Agency Arrest of Ex-NSA Worker
FBI agents arrested Joseph Sidney Petersen 40 a former New Orleans physics teacher and research analyst for the National Security Agency on charges he obtained classified defense documents with intent to harm the United States or aid a foreign nation. Petersen taught at Loyola University New Orleans and Ursuline College before joining the agency in 1941 and was dismissed on Oct 1. The NSA operates a secret code breaking and communications monitoring network under the Defense Department.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph Sidney Petersen
New Orleans
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Defense Department
Central Intelligence
U.S
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National Defense
Security Agency
Army Security Agency
Armed Forces Security Agency
Arlington
Loyola Univers
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Lovala University
Ursuline College
Churchill warns Europe of danger if unity fails
In Blackpool, Sir Winston Churchill warned that a return of American isolation would condemn Europe to Soviet subjugation and Britain to ruin. He urged closer ties with the United States while stressing peaceful coexistence with Russia through strength and cautioned against violent ideological convulsions.
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Churchill
Europe
Blackpool
England
INS
Winston Churchill
United States
Conservative Party
America
London
Germany
Westjern
Anthony Eden
Eden
Ftreight
Britain
PETME
Aroun
Clement Attlee
Nlen
Atlee
Amerigan
Joke Turns to Grim Tragedy as Student Dies in Fall
SAN FRANCISCO a Hastings College law student Robert C Meade 27 died after laughing at a joke at a party caused him to lose balance on a window sill and plunge six stories to a concrete walk below He lived in Thousand Oaks Ventura county Meade described as brilliant and chief student librarian at Hastings Law School The trio hosts Alpert H Newton Jr 23 Charles B Hurley 24 and guests Bonnie Emmons 23 Floyd Kerr 25 Robert Scott 25 were at the apartment Newton tried to grab Meade but both lost their grip Newton attempted to grab Meade s ankles but failed Police noted beer was present but the gathering was a quiet convivial bull session The tragedy ends a night of drinking and laughter and Meade a marine veteran who attended Santa Barbara College and UCLA before Hastings is mourned by friends and faculty
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Robert C.meade
Hastings College
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Thousand Oaks
Ventura County
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Schol
Pert H. Newton, Jr
Charles
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Hastings
Bonnie Emmons
Floyd J. Kerr
Robert Scott
Pulice
Newton
Santa Barbara, College
Ucla
Fire Victim Improves After Solvent Blast
Dean Sanchez 26 of Hayward was badly burned when a cleaning solvent exploded at Pacific Can Co in San Leandro. Two coworkers acted fast, one restraining him and another spraying with a fire extinguisher, saving his life and eyesight. Attendants said progress 14 days away will determine recovery.
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Dean Sanchez
San Leandro
Hayward
Sanchez
el Dorado Street
Pacific Can J Company
Williams Street
Children and Pets Parade Charms Hayward Crowd
The 19th Hayward Lions Pet Parade drew about two thirds of the city as spectators and students from 16 schools, many with animals or birds, helped by teachers and Scouts. Fourteen public elementary schools and two parochial schools dismissed early. 18 entry classes awarded prizes to numerous participants.
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LIONS
Hayward
Hayward Lions’ Club
Elmentary
Paroychia
Bret Harte
Kay Crandall
Larry
Wilton
Carna Moore
Dean Hawkley
Evelyn Lugo
Ship Capsizes Off Coast 48 Men Aboard
The Greek freighter Marmackite capsized in a gale off the Atlantic coast 150 miles southeast of Cape Henry. Coast Guard planes spotted multiple life jacket survivors from a 48-man crew as rescue ships began operations near dawn. The Macedonia, carrying 48 crew, aided in rescue, reporting voices and sending boats to search the area. First survivor Chief Steward Michael Angel Hernandez was brought aboard the Macedonia after more than six hours in the water.
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Virginia
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Perri
CARE Hayward Office Announces Holiday Gift Packages
CARE in Hayward reports special holiday food packages for Thanksgiving and Christmas overseas at reduced prices. The office said the program helps families abroad and urged eligible groups to apply promptly for allocations this season.
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Hayward
Firemen’s Ball Moved to Community Center Surprise
Firemen and guests head to the National Guard armory for the 10th annual ball tonight but find the venue empty. Yesterday’s notice said the dance would be at Ashlang Avenue armory yet it will take place at the San Lorenzo Village Community center. Tickets remain available.
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San Lorenzo
National Guard Armory
Ashlang Avenue
San Lorenzo Village
Ashland rejects firefighting aid from Leandro
Ashland Fire Commission rejects San Leandro offer to assist in Foothill Manor and Halcyon after annexation votes. Board notes Ashland has protected the area for years and rejects outside orders. Officials discuss annexation laws and insurance ratings tied to wooden structures in the Ashland district.
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San Leandro
Foothill Manor
Halcyon
INA
Wesley McClure
Ashland Department
Coupe
Almeds
Ashland Fire Department
Board of Supervisors
Carey
Henrys. Hopkins
San,Leandro
California
San Francisco
Hopkins
FE. C. Adams
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Loren F. Bush
Kof C Barbecue Held by San Lorenzo Council
Father Walter O’Brien Council No. 3318 Knights of Columbus San Lorenzo will hold its annual barbecue for members and families starting at 1 p.m. Sunday at Roberts Park on Skyline Boulevard. Rudy Duncan, program chairman, announced. Recreational facilities will be available, according to Al Dunlap, grand knight of the chapter.
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Walter O'Brien
Knights of Columbus
Roberts Park
Skyline’ Boulevard
Rudy Duncan
al Dunlap
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