Yankees Rally To Force Game Seven In World Series
The New York Yankees edged the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 to force a seventh game in the World Series. Bob Turley hurled a four-hit gem as Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra provided punch, while Hank Bauer’s late push helped clinch the decision. Casey Stengel will again turn to Turley or Burgess in the deciding clash.
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Bob Considine
NEW York
INS
Generals
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
New Yorkers
Braves
Bob Turley
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Hank
Casey Stengel Hie
Dan Tarsen
Lew Burgette
Hob.-Binh
Ernie
Johnson
Shaky
Bukhaga
Dexyl
Mr. Klyde
Bauer
Kubélt
Slaughter
Leandro Library Bonds Passed By Slim Margin
San Leandro voters narrowly approved a 1.75 million dollar library bond with 4 792 yes to 2 509 no among 6 251 ballots cast. The plan replaces the 49 year old Carnegie library at 302 Estudillo Ave with a 240 006 square foot central structure and branches to serve community needs.
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San Leandro
Estudiilo Ave
San Francisco
Joseph F. McCarthy
Floresta Gardens
Tmop
Washington Manor
Meisre
Centre
German General Dodges Lynch Mob
An Oslo crowd of about 1000 shouted anti Speidel slogans as a plane carrying German General Hans Speidel was diverted to Farneby Field for nearly an hour. Police escorted the NATO commander after anger over Nazi World War II brutality.
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Oslo
Hans Speidel
Norway
NATO
Farneby Field
Two Campus Sites Offered By Livermore
Livermore nominates two site options for a new state college in southern Alameda County. One is 26 acres at the proposed Livermore Airport site, the other a 506 acre Wagoner property southwest of town. Officials say both are ideal. owners are willing to sell. Both sit near Highway 50 and the planned Highway 108. The nominations accompany Pleasanton’s yet unnamed choices to the State Dept. of Public Works. Hayward and San Leandro have also announced sites.
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Alameda County
State College
Wagoner Formaerty
Mark Odell
Chamber of Commerce
Pleasanton
State Dept. of Public Works
Hayward
San Leandro
Oakland Boy Shoots Self
Bruce Grodin, 12, son of Oakland Board of Education president Richard L. Grodin, was found with a bullet in his head. Police considered Russian roulette theory involving his father's revolver. Bruce had been home sick from school and was alone briefly when the fatal shot occurred.
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Board of Education
Bruce Grodin
Richard L. Grodin
Grodin
Grading of
California
East Bay
Washington HS Closed Down By Asian Flu
Washington Union High School in Fremont closes for the rest of the week due to flu. About a quarter of the student body is ill. enrollment is around 2300. The decision followed a noon conference between WUHS and county officials. Friday night’s Fremont of Sunnyvale football game was canceled because of illness. Elementary schools in Washington township report 10 to 20 percent absences, while Hayward Union High District notes attendance returning to normal.
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Washington Union High
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WUHS
Washington Township
Hayward Union High School
Dist.riit
Britain fires mighty A-Bomb at Maralinga test site
Britain detonated a powerful atomic bomb at the Maralinga tests in Western Australia. Reported as a tactical weapon ready for immediate use it rose by balloons to a 1000 foot height. Newsmen five miles away felt heat and shock waves as tents were lifted and hair burned.
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Australia
Britain
Western Australia
Royal “Air Force
Eisenhower outlines December and March satellite plans
President Eisenhower announced U S plans to launch a series of earth satellites starting in December and said he is not worried about Sputnik I. He cited the moonlike satellite for six days as proof the Soviets have rocket power but not a threat. Defence Secretary McElroy will speed up missile work with overtime pay as scientists monitor Sputnik I. The president stressed the scientific aims and kept missile and satellite programs separate while noting the Soviets have psychological advantage but not scientific lead.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
U.S
Earth
USS
Sury
Defense
Neil McElroy
C. S
Sputnix
Unattended birth in San Lorenzo surprises Perkins family
Mrs. Perkins, at 16025 Paseo Del Campo, gave birth to an eight pound boy unattended with no time for a hospital dash. Her husband Thomas Perkins, an insurance agent, and neighbors planned a last minute trip. the doctor arrived after the birth and advised the new mother to return home. Perkins has three other children: Alice, Julia, and Malenn.
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San Lorenzo
Thomas Perkins
Paseo del Campo
Berkine
Parkins
Roth
Weather chaos in Bay Area rain forecast confusion
A Bay Area weather report faltered last night with forecasters still insisting rainfall would arrive despite a last minute shift. Rain was expected near Ukiah before noon and across Castro Valley, but a rain ban near Castro Village was lifted only temporarily as traffic safety concerns and road widening work proceed.
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Castro
Olof “Anderson
Anderson
Castro Valley
Ummaybe
Tan
Castro Village
Asen
Diplomas Bought Like Gin Salon Allegations Rise
A Los Angeles legislative subcommittee heard claims that thousands of diplomas are being bought and sold like gin during prohibition days. The testimony centered on alleged widespread diploma fraud and illicit certification markets.
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Los Angeles
New Satellite Details Revealed by Russians
London reports the Soviet Union launched a satellite as part of a three stage rocket. Pravda notes the craft could burn up in Earth’s atmosphere, while Moscow hails a propaganda victory influencing U S disarmament policy despite potential fall.
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Pravda
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Space
United States
Senators to Get Teamster Files
Washington dispatch reports that Teamsters credentials records will be turned over to Senate Rackets Investigators. Some documents are unaccounted for but closer scrutiny by the Senate committee will determine if an official probe of the election proceeds. Kennedy says records were forwarded Tuesday afternoon, not earlier as claimed by Hoffa, after questioning the Miami Beach convention delegates.
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Teamsters
Senate
Robert F. ‘Kennedy
Senate Vsbartt
Kennedy
Mandy
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Miami Beach
Red Spy Given Light Sentence
New York reports that master spy Jack Sobie, who faced an electric chair risk, received a light seven year term after pleading guilty to conspiracy. He evaded espionage charges and told Judge Richard H Level he cannot forgive himself for thirteen years spent as head of a Soviet intelligence ring.
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New. York
Jack Sobie
Corn Tatramroy
Eer Sobie
Richard’ H
U.S
College Reopens After Polish Riots
In Warsaw the Warny Polytechnic College reopened today after student riots over a banning of an Lavet. Authorities reported progress in uncovering organizers of the disturbances and collecting evidence. A comparatively light sentence was imposed yesterday on several organizers as part of the closure and investigation.
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Warsaw
Plane Catches Fire Over Area During Emergency Landing
An Air Force C46 plane flashed fire from two engines as it flew toward Oakland Airport. Crewman extinguished the blaze but mechanical and electrical trouble forced three passes over the field before a safe landing. all occupants survived.
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Air Force
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Oakland
Long Beach
Moonship planned for 5 to 7 years in tests
US scientists at the International Astronautical Congress outlined a three man earth to moon transport concept named meteor junior. The design envisions a two month space stay with potential for extra passengers if flown weekly, and a one way haul capable of carrying fifteen passengers and cargo. Estimated cost ranges five to ten million dollars with fuel around five hundred seventy five thousand.
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Barcelona
Spain
United States
International Astronautical Congress
Sever
Darrell Romick
Richard Knights
Samuel Black
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Ssyace
Dionne Quint to Wed Friday in Private Montreal Ceremony
Annette Dionne and Germain Allard announce plans for a private Montreal wedding Friday morning making Annette the first Dionne quint to marry. Cecile Dionne, engaged to Philippe Langlois, faces possible postponement due to financial issues, a close friend said.
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Que
Annette Dionne
Germain Allard
Annette
Dionne Quints
Cecile
Techni
Cian
Philippe Langlois
Third Vallecitos Reactor Approved
Pleasanton report states Elec tiig Co receives AEC approval to operate a small test reactor at Vallecitos atomic laboratory. The Atomic Energy Commission yesterday ceased operation of the nuclear research center, marking the lab's second unit in addition to the large boiling water reactor that GE and Pacific Gas and Electric Co will use to experiment with power production.
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Electiig Co
Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuclear Research Center
Pacificas and Electric Co
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