Commuters Suffer as City Bus Driver Is Arrested
A San Francisco rush hour incident left passengers stranded when bus driver Dollard J. Rehilda, 35, was arrested for running a red light. Patrolman John Mackey escorted him to the station after he refused to sign a citation. Passenger Ralph Allen of Menlo Park received a jaywalking ticket while trying to reach the station.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Municipal
Third Street
John Mackey
Dollard J. Rehida
Ralph Allen
Menlo Parx
Mackey
Mothers Gone Nine Days as Sitter Tells of Missing Parents
In San Francisco a babysitter who kept three children for nine days gave them up to juvenile authorities after two mothers, identified as Mrs. Janice Agueno and Mrs. Lillian Oliva, both recent divorcées, left for a vacation in Southern California. The sitter reported dwindling food and no clean clothing. Mrs. Dorsey, head of a baby sitting agency, intervened, replenished supplies, and police were alerted.
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San Francisco
Elizabeth Dorsey
California
Janice Agueno
Lillian Oliva
Dorsey
Val
Eden Hospital Rates Under Fire In Citizen Report
A Citizens' Committee study accuses Eden Township Hospital of exorbitant rates and poor administration. It cites seven deficiencies, high contract fees for specialists, and a pattern of strained employer relations contributing to nurse shortages. The report links labor groups to district organization and urges action on pledges to create a hospital clinic and emergency ward. Rates at Eden exceed regional averages, with ward and private room prices listed and contrasted with national hospital costs.
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Citizens’ Committee
Eden Hospital
Aes
Eee
Carpenters Union
Eden
Township
Leslie L. Williams
Williams
Alameda
Contra Costa
Boycrolt
San Francisco
Oakland
Marine Lieutenant William L. John Found Dead at Oakland Naval Hospital
Naval authorities ruled the July death of 2nd Lt. William L. John, a Massachusetts Marine, a death by own action. The body was found on the grounds of the Oakland Naval Hospital on July 24, with no mystery surrounding the case.
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Oakland
Massachusetts
William. L. John
Oakland Naval Hospital
Bandits Safer Payroll Stolen in Los Angeles Heist
Two masked men robbed a Los Angeles restaurant yesterday, escaping with about $10,000 in payroll funds. They surprised the cook and manager as they returned to the business, wearing Halloween monkey masks and firing a shot at the cook. Police search for the assailants.
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Los Angeles
Ins
Stevenson Says H-Bomb Testing Hazards Confirmed
Adlai Stevenson cited a Washington science meeting remark by Dr. Laurence Snyder warning that escalating atomic tests could lead to warfare. Stevenson, back in Chicago from a western campaign swing, plans a hydrogen bomb address for Monday and said Eisenhower’s stance on international control is not a final word.
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Adlai
Stevenson
Ssars
Washington
O'Harefield
Washington Dispatch
Laurence H. Snyder
Graduate College of the University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Snyder
Eisenhower
Sen Adlai
Peye
Pressure Denied On Rep Powell
The White House angrily called an implied charge of pressure on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell completely false. Hagerty denounced Harlem Negro Democrats leaders for alleging White House pressure to secure Powell’s endorsement of Eisenhower, dismissing claims of political thank yous or court influence.
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Washington
INS
White House
Adam
Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Powell
Hagerty
New York
Family of Six Die in Blaze in East Toronto
Police identify the Burt family Leonard 45 Catherine 44 and children Mary Ann 11 Michael 9 Margaret 7 David 5 as victims of a fatal early morning house fire in East Toronto. Fire crews arrived to find the home blazing furiously and could not control the flames despite a second alarm eight minutes after the first.
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Toronto
Thei Eas
Leonard Burt
Catherine
Mary Ann
Michael
Margaret
David
Football Scores: Yale 33 Columbia 19 and Others
Final results list Yale over Columbia 33 to 19, Penn State beats Holy Cross 43 to 0, Lafayette defeats Albion 12 to 7, Syracuse wins 27 to 20 against West Virginia, Princeton shuts out Penn 34 to 0.
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Columbia
Penn St
Holy C
Lafayette
Albri
Syracuse
W. Va
Priceton
Penn
Eisenhower marks 66th birthday with national celebration
Across the nation Republicans held early events for President Eisenhower’s 66th birthday while he urged Americans to dedicate themselves to peace. A televised birthday party from Los Angeles and the Stather hotel featured music and guests as Ike and the First Lady watched with their family. He spoke briefly at the start and end of the program and urged a simple pledge that Americans pause to dedicate themselves to peace. The tribute included a large birthday cake and a four foot long cake creation unveiled by Helen Hayes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Samuel Harper
Portland
America
Tonight
Bay Area
KPIX
Channel 5
Bedes
Ike
Ouis
John
Barbara
White House
Los Angeles
Stather Hotel
Helen Hayes
Power outage hits Linda Mar area after pole strike
A tar strike on a power pole at Linda Mar Joottevard and Rosita Avenue caused a blackout affecting hundreds of homes in Linda Mar Millbrae Meadews and Crest Moore Park on the San Francisco peninsula for about 50 minutes early today.
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Linda Mar
Calif
INS
Millbrae
Meadews
Crestmoore Park
San Francisco Peninsula
Linda Mar Joottevard and
Rosita Avenue
Czechs Oust US Embassy Clerk in Prague
The United States protested the Czech move to recall Vera M. Osseo, a clerk at the American Embassy in Prague, denying spying charges as false. Osseo is being temporarily issued to the U.S. Embassy in Vienna after Prague demanded her recall, with officials citing false identity papers supplied by a Czech citizen during a motor trip.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Vera M. Osseo
Prague
State’ Department
Miss Ossa
State, Department
Vienna
Te Department
Repal
Yorkville
Grant Street
Vel
State Department
Lincoln White
Beadj
Josso
Spurned Youth Takes Own Life in Vernalis Home
An 18 year old James Bean shot himself in his Vernalis residence after his advances were rejected by Rosa Serpa. He and companion James Burke, with 18 year old Tommie Moreland and Rosa, had been drinking and watching television when Bean allegedly declared he would shoot himself. Burke testified Bean placed a 30 06 rifle in his mouth and fired, ending the incident.
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Vernalis
James Sean
James Burke
Rosa Serpa
Tommie Moreland
Stanislaus ‘County
Bean
Jackson
Bear
Moreland
Burke
Kelly Seeks Reenlistment After Medal of Honor Fame
Kelly, a World War II Medal of Honor recipient who reportedly killed 40 Germans in 20 minutes, met President Eisenhower at the White House and urged reenlistment in the Army. He plans a 10 day reunion of Medal of Honor winners in Lakeland, Florida, November 9 to 14, and says his priority is a rating enabling him to support his wife and six children.
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Washington
Kelly
Eisenhower
White House
Lakeland
Fla
Protesting Wives Sail from Japan to San Francisco
A group of 23 wives and 43 children of United States Marines sailed from Yokohama to San Francisco aboard a Navy transport. The departure, the first batch under a Marine Corps order, aims to remove dependents from Japan within thirty days due to a new policy.
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Yokonama
INS
United States
Japan
San Francisco
Fom
Thick Weather Hampers Search for Missing Servicemen
Across the Atlantic thick weather hindered search efforts for 59 American servicemen missing since Wednesday. Planes and ships combed the area near La Cotuna Spain for life rafts and debris from the C-118, with reports of lifeboats and a whale carcass sighted but no confirmed signs of survivors.
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London
PTJ
Atlantic
Bmws Wholeyyeolem Gu EL
Air Force
Europe
Jayecheck
la Cotuna
Spain
Agvneement
Panama Canal Junket Files To Be Opened
Panama Canal Company announced it will open its files to reporters seeking which Congressmen took Caribbean junkets on the line’s ships. Passenger lists show five Congressmen and staff, with eight dependents, visited the Canal Zone since July 1.
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Washington, Wi
George H. Roderick
New York
Paysenger
Pees York
Eamle
Canigress
Eisen‘hower
Roderick
Canal Zone
Weather holds with little change in temperature tonight
Weather forecasts show continued fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with minimal temperature shifts. The report notes yesterday's maximum and today's minimum readings as a reference.
Big Three Alter Suez U.N. Plea
Western powers led by Dulles Lloyd and Pineau reached agreement on a U.N. resolution endorsing continued Anglo French and Egyptian talks on the Suez dispute. The draft avoids full international control, calls for a free canal, and aims to keep Suez out of political manipulation. Pineau circulated copies to Security Council members and canal users for reaction.
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United Nations
INS
U. MN. Security Council
Britain
France
Egypt
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
L-Nation Council
Suez Canal
Russia
Suez
Pineau
Security Council
U.N
Canal Users Association
Clash In Tokyo Injures 775 as U S Base Plan Sparks Protests
In Tokyo, 775 Japanese were injured as police clashed with civilians opposing the Tachikawa U S Air Force base expansion near Supakewa on the western outskirts. The two day toll surpasses 1,000 including police and townsfolk. Riot police faced about 4,000 demonstrators as surveyors moved to lay out new runways for jet aircraft.
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Tokyo
Tachikawa U.S. Air Force
Supakewa
Sunakawa
Soviet Ballerina Takes Bad Spill at Royal Opera House
Pasherina Galina Ilanova, a Bolshoi believed lead dancer, toppled during a performance before a packed Royal Opera House audience. She lost balance and fell flat on her back, injuring herself.
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London
Pasherina Galina Ilanova
Russia
Royal Opera House
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