Police Break Up Marijuana Ring
Hayward police arrested three men after two months of undercover work led to charges for selling marijuana in town. Kingpin Gerald Franklin was nabbed near the Mexican border. Ruiz Pereira and Clgin face plea continuances. Richard Baptiste was charged separately with barbiturates.
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Tijuana
George Forth
Hayward Municipal Court
T. L. Foley
Paul Ruiz
Watkins Istreet
John Pereira
Richard Baptiste
Berry Avenue
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Alameda County
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Gerald Franklin
U. S
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Robert Loua
Ruiz
Chief Forth
Franklin
Oakland
Mexico
Pereira
Hayward Cop’s Undercover Work Spurs Arrests
A San Jose State graduate officer Calles went undercover for Hayward police to expose a marijuana ring. He and two colleagues gathered evidence leading to four arrests, with Ruiz and Franklin among those implicated after staged transactions and payouts near the Hayward station district.
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Hayward
San Jose State College
George Forth
Guillermo Calles
Calles
Chance
Callies
Ruiz
Castro Street
Gerald Franklin
Prison Breakers Put in Isolation
SAN QUENTIN Three San Quentin prisoners were placed in isolation cells by the disciplinary board. Paul Proger, 35, and Richard Campos, 24, were punished for hack sawing their way toward escape and reaching only a cellblock window. Manuel Martinez, 28, called hot tempered, was isolated for slugging a guard and defying orders.
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San Quentix
Paul Proger
Richard
Campos
Manuel M. Martinez
Mother Admits Killing Two Children in Kansas
In Peabody near Wichita a 34 year old mother Mary Anne Gamariche was arrested on an open charge after she stabbed to death two of her three children. She was found wandering along railroad tracks talking to herself and said she killed two children and planned to jump in front of a train.
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Wichita
Kansas
Mary Anne Gamariche
Peabody
Steel Official Killed in Hunt Near Missoula Montana
Milo Spaich 44 vice president and general manager of American Forge and sales head of Pacific States Steel died in a Montana hunting accident. He tripped and discharged his gun, mortally wounding himself during a trip near De Borfin 90 miles west of Missoula. Surviving family includes his widow two children mother two brothers two sisters and several in-laws. He graduated from the University of Santa Clara in 1934 and held Masonic and other lodge memberships.
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Milo Spaich
American Forge Company
Pacific States Steel Company
Montana
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de Borfin
Mont
Lee Spaich
Joseph Eastwood
Amergan Forge Company
Niles
George Honore
San Jose Steel Company
Oakland
Missoula
van Ripper Lane
Orinda
Milo
Athenian Nile Club
Ammonia Fumes Prompt Pittsburgh Residents Warned
Police conducted door to door warnings after ammonia fumes leaked from a Jones and Laughlin Steel Keystone works storage tank in Pittsburgh. Residents near the plant were advised to stay indoors and avoid affected areas as officials investigated the incident.
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Ins
Keystone Works
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Kuchel Drive Demo Name Use Charged in RO Hearing
A temporary restraining order blocks Senator Kuchel and campaign leaders from using the Democratic party name in his re election drive. A hearing is set for 2 p.m. October 23 to show cause why the order should not become permanent. Plaintiffs charge a fictitious Democratic committee was formed to deceive voters, naming Alan Lindsay and Ernest Upshaw as co defendants.
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Thomas Kuchel
Roger Kent
State Democratic Central Committee
Charles A. Russell
Alameda County
Democratic Central Committee
George Fice
Democratic Council
Seventh Congressional District
Martin Hull
Alan A. Lindsay
Kuchel
Ernest M. Upshaw
Piedmont Democrat
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Democratic Committee
Thhree
Persistent overcast to drizzle overnight forecast
The weatherman warns of lingering overcast with occasional drizzle tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures show little change with yesterday’s high near 1 percent, a low around 48, and a partial clearing tomorrow afternoon.
Adlai Blasts GOP Korea Peace Claim in Michigan
Adlai Stevenson, during a whistle stop through Michigan, accused the Eisenhower administration of shamelessly taking credit for winning the Korean War. He said the men who fought the wars earned the victory, not politicians, and charged the campaign with diminishing farm income.
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Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
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Michigan
Achard M. Nixon
Five Die While Deer Hunting in Colorado this Week
Denver reports five deer hunters have died since the big game season opened Monday. Two deaths were due to shooting, two by heart attack, and one by unknown causes at a hunting camp. At least four other hunters are reported injured or in critical condition.
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Denver
Tts
Colorado
WUHS Bonds Pass Six to One
Fremont Ohio area voters approved a 12 million expansion plan for Washington township high schools with 3423 to 514 for the main bond and 171 for a state aid loan. Superintendent J Vernon Goold said the result signals confidence and will speed planning for a second high school near Decota, opening in 1958.
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Washington Township
J. Vernon Goold
Gould
Niles-Alvarado Road
Decota
Joan
Eye Witness Account Of Pan American Ditching Told
Capt Nick Bountis describes at 6 35 am spotting a Pan American airliner in trouble before a near perfect ditching off the coast. He photographed the event, noted seven mile wind and life jackets as the Coast Guard rescued 31 survivors aboard the Pontchartrain 1035 miles southwest of San Francisco.
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San Leandro
Transocean Air Lines
United Press
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Royal Hawaiian
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Pansamerican
Coast Guard Pegen
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Pan American World Airways
Strato
Political broadcast schedule features Nixon and Prohibition party
Radio and television airtime today showcase Vice President Richard M Nixon and Prohibition party candidates. KGO-TV 6:55 to 7 p.m. Labor Lee Mitchell hosts Labor Leey Mitchell. KPIX 9 to 9:30 p.m. covers GOP national committee. KHON 10 p.m. Nixon segment. KCBS 11 to 11:30 p.m. Dr Enoch Holtwick and Edwin Cooper discuss presidential and vice presidential tickets.
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Kgo-Tv
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Lee’y Mitchell
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KCBS
Enoch A. Holtwick
Edwin M. Cooper
Israel approves Ben-Gurion policy amid Arab crisis
In Jerusalem the Knesset backed Premier Ben-Gurion’s militant foreign policy in the Arab-Israeli crisis by a 76 to 13 vote. Opposition came from Communists and the extreme right. Ben-Gurion pledged no preventive war but warned of full-scale conflict if attacked and emphasized need for U S arms to back peace efforts.
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IMI
David Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
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al Shaab
Abdel Amer
Amer
Eisenhower to Issue Government Paper on H-bomb Policy
President Eisenhower plans a government paper next week to detail his views on H-bomb tests and atomic policy in reply to Adlai Stevenson. White House aides say the statement will rebut Stevenson’s televised Chicago speech and lay out the administration line. The president spoke with Dulles about the issue and the Suez situation, directing top experts to prepare a complete history in the field.
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