Brando's Bride Declares Calcutta Indian Heritage
Actress Anna Kashfi announced she was born in Calcutta to Indian parents and that she and Marlon Brando wed last Friday. Her Welsh stepfather William O Callaghan insisted she has no Indian blood, but Kashfi confirmed her lineage and legal name. The couple returned from a four day honeymoon as immigration questions briefly arose.
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England
India
London
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O'Callaghan
Hundreds See Sputniks Pal in Bay Area Skywatch
Bay Area moonwatchers observed the rocket that launched Sputnik in clear view for a third day. Amateur astronomer Al Terranova reported a crisp sighting at 5 06 am lasting four to five minutes, with Oakland’s Chabot Observatory noting ideal conditions and final coordinates.
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Bay Area
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Chaybot Observatory
Oakland
Careless Driving Penalty Tripled in Oakland District
Oakland officials raised fines for careless driving to $15 per offense in 55 mph zones on Eastshore Freeway Cyprus Street approach and Broadway. The adjustment triples the prior $5 bail fee, signaling tougher enforcement for improper lane changes and tailgating.
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Flu Toll Tops 1.5 Million In U S Outbreak
United Press reports the flu outbreak in the United States has reached over 1.5 million cases with deaths rising. The Public Health Service confirms Asian flu in all regions and in most states, with a weekly death-rate surge and hundreds of thousands of new cases this season. Fatalities include youths at Dixon State School in Illinois and six children at Philadelphias Pennhurst State Training School.
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Queen Elizabeth Visits Washington for Four Day Tour
President Eisenhower welcomed Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as Washington honored the royal couple with a silent airport salute and a four day stay. The Queen conveyed greetings from the British Commonwealth while Washington showcased its rare royal reception amid security and ceremonial grandeur.
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New World
We'll Go Alone Attorney Says In Water Battle
Alameda County Water District attorney Morris Hyman says his district will proceed alone on a plan to obtain 60 000 acre feet of Arroyo Del Valle water, despite Pleasanton City Council opposition. The council voted to oppose the district's application for surplus water and joint construction costs, warning that water rights could be affected. Hyman argues that a split would not derail the project and would allow ACWD to secure more water by avoiding a 60-40 split if Pleasanton withdraws.
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Death sentence for Haywardite killer in Lamont
Cecil Herman Ward 24 of Hayward was sentenced to death by a Superior Court jury for two counts of first degree murder. The eight women and four men deliberated over six hours before Judge Gordon Howden affirmed the verdict. Ward, an unemployed truck driver, shot his mother in law Nell Beatrice Farris and her daughter Brenda Carol in Lamont after a quarrel with his wife Bobby.
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Brenda Carol
Lamont
Bobby
Pinay Seeks French Cabinet with Narrow Support
Former Premier Antoine Pinay aims to form a right of center cabinet in Paris to present to the National Assembly for approval. He told President Rene Coty he could form a government to replace the caretaker Bourges-Maunumoury cabinet, but the Socialists MRP and Social Republicans refused invitations, reducing his chances of survival.
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Ot Joe
Wrong Number Kills Baby In Chicago Household Tragedy
Judith Schineger Moa was giving a bath to her two month old when a wrong number interrupted, she answered the phone, and returned to find the infant submerged. Firemen revived the child with oxygen for 20 minutes but the baby died. The mother sobbed as she repeated the phrase wrong number.
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U S Opens Door to UN Probe on Syria Crisis
The United States signals willingness for UN examination of Syria crisis and Turkish border build up. A 17 nation Steering Committee was to meet to decide if full debate is needed as Syria calls for an investigation while Western delegations seek more time to consult.
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Fire Kills Dad. 3 Kids Saved in Boyle Heights
Los Angeles reports a house fire that claimed Hernando C. Fernandez, 32, a chemical film worker. His wife Ana managed to escape with two sons, Victor and Richard, while three children including a blind 6-year-old remained in danger in a downstairs bedroom before rescue. Ernest Fernandez, 24, carried Larry, the crippled two-year-old, to safety from the downstairs area.
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Boyle Heights
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Richard
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Carrie
Larry
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Hayward Fire Dept Probes Fraud Impersonator Sale Claim
The Hayward fire department investigated a complaint alleging a man posed as a firefighter to sell new Neinerators. Fire Chief Matt Jimenez said if the impersonation is confirmed he will be prosecuted.
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Matt Jimenez
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Syria warns army on alert amid Middle East war fears
Reports from Cairo say Syria placed its army in a state of emergency due to Turkish threats and shifted arms to civilian units in Aleppo and other northern areas. Moscow and Damascus issued stern warnings about a potential war, while Jordan warned US Britain and Turkey of regional retaliation if Syria is attacked.
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British Leader to Fly to US for Ike Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will fly to Washington next week to discuss world issues with President Eisenhower. He departs Tuesday night and returns the following Friday, with potential talks on the Turkish Syrian crisis and Soviet threats. No. 10 Downing Street announced the visit, and Lloyd, Dulles and other officials are to participate.
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United States
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Prince Phillip
John Foster Dulles
Cozy Film Fete Slated by Todd at Madison Square Garden
New York producer Mike Todd hosts an intimate party at Madison Square Garden to celebrate the first anniversary of Around the World in 80 Days. Elizabeth Taylor leads guests in a lavish event with 18,000 attendees and a 1000-pound cake. CBS TV covers the Garden rental and expenses for the Playhouse 90 telecast on KPIX channel 5.
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Bandits Wound Insurance Man in San Francisco
Bryan Pope a 23 year old insurance salesman was seriously wounded in a street robbery on Jackson Street while escorting his girlfriend Margo Forjaver also 23 home. Two youths in a car drawn pistol demanded Pope give up his wallet. After he refused one bandit fired a shot into his neck and the pair fled.
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Margo Forjaver
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Pepe
Jupis
Castro Valley High Faces Threat Ahead Of Hayward Clash
Graffiti and vandalism threats were reported at Castro Valley High School days before the Hayward at Castro Valley football game. Principal Don Oakes and Carl Gelatt investigated a three foot patch on turf and painted Hayward colors on sidewalks, with officials promising a formal update pending league rules.
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Lee Eee
Stocks Take New Plunge In Heavy Market Selloff
New York stocks sank to a two year low amid heavy selling blamed largely on the Middle East crisis. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 436.87, with widespread losses of one to five dollars across all sectors.
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Saudi Denies Offer to Send Troops to Syria
Beirut based Al Dyar reports that Saudi Arabia refused to deploy troops to Syria. The denial came from Defense Minister Emir Fahd after consulting King Saud. The report mirrors tense Middle East reactions to potential regional military involvement.
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