Cave danger prompts action from Palma Ceia residents
Palma Ceia Village kids inspect a drainage ditch cave near Calaroga Avenue where a Branden Development company had covered the opening but reopened it. Children Curtis Boardman Terry Diss Lee Diss, and other local youngsters appear in photos as Maryrose Dias leads efforts to secure the site. The Branden company promises to seal the cave again.
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Temptation
Palma Ceia
Dolphin Street
Lear
Calaroga Avenue
Branden
Sulldezer
Curtis Boardman
Orlando Avenue
Terry
Lee Diss
Maryrose Dias
Dolphin
Curtis
James McClure
Orlando
Lee
Branden Company
Jordan Vote Monday Crucial for Midwest
Jordanians vote Monday in a pivotal parliamentary election with forty seats at stake. The race pits pro King supporters against backers of a United Arabia under Nasser with Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia funding candidates, while withdrawals signal shifting money amid Egypt’s economic strains and Saudi caution.
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INS
Istin
Chasces
Middle East
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Arabia
Egyptan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eeyar
Syria
Saudi Arabia
United States
Nasser
Hussein
Egypt
Kink Saud
Football Finals Matchups Score Highlights Across Ivy League and Opponents
Dartmouth tied Holy Cross as Temple defeated Carnegie Tech while Virginia and Lehigh posted wins. Peay and Brown had uncertain results with Columbia edging Harvard 26 20 as Syracuse beat Army 7 0. Rutgers and Boston College both held 0 0 draws with Yale 25 Cornell 7 Princeton 28 Colgate 20.
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Holy Cross
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Virginia
Lehigh
Peay
Brown
Columbia
Harvard
Syracuse
Army
Futgers
Boston
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Colgair
Speedy Driving Divorce Gripe
In Hollywood singer Peggy Lee testified that husband Knobby Lee drove too fast, causing her face rash from makeup for TV work. The judge deemed the behavior cruelty and granted her divorce. The case highlights alleged reckless driving as a ground for dissolution of marriage.
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Hollywood
Ins
Peggy Lee
Knobby Lee
Cave of Kids Raises Fear In Palma Ceia
Residents in Palma Ceia Village fear a fragile cave near Cataroza avenue could collapse and trap a child. The cave, 15 feet deep and about 15 feet wide, has drawn concern after dirt shifts with every plane pass near Hayward and Oakland airports. Local parents, led by Maryrose Dias, urge action as police and city officials coordinate with Canyon Brande officials to address the hazard.
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Cataroza Avenue
Bran
Maryrose Dias
Dolphin Street
Hayward
Oakland
Alameda Naval Air Station
Suspect Nabbed In License Bribe
James Edward Boyd a 57 year old former drivers license examiner was arrested in Los Angeles on bribery charges. Department investigator A J Fitzpatrick took him into custody and Boyd admitted soliciting and taking a $5 bribe from Isaac Flemming in the issuance of a license. He was being sent to Oakland to face the charges.
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States Department of Motor Vehicles
James Edward Boyd
Los Angeles
Boyd
A. J. Fitzpatrick
Oakland
Calif
Paul Mason
Isaac Flemming
Forecast Notes For Tomorrow In Hay Area
Forecasters say skies over Hay Area will be fair with high clouds. Weather will be cooler with yesterday's high at 38 and today's low unspecified.
Extortion Plot Draws Two Girls Into Cop Trap
Oakland police arrested Louise Sirignana and Maxine Monize over an extortion scheme targeting A D Fried Advertising. A decoy package with $10,000 was placed at Foothill and 22nd but no one claimed it. Sirignana denied involvement. Monize was identified as one of three suspects the police aimed to nab.
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Sussicior Gfartion
Ison
Louise Sirignana
A. D. Fried
Maxine Monize
Miss Monize
Fried
Michael
Miss Sirignana
Phillip Evens
California Youth Authority
Gas Blast Kills 7 in Herrin Neighborhood
A propane gas explosion killed seven people and injured others in Herrin when a valve failure on a truck loaded 100 gallon cylinders released flammable gas. Three children and two couples died as a wall of flame swept onto their porches and fronts. Red Cross teams provided aid, food, shelter, and funeral assistance as responders described a scorched, ruined neighborhood.
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Red Cross
Dave Miller
Portal residents fund and build own dirt road
In Ashland Portal area volunteers organized a road improvement drive after a stalled county effort. Eight loads of fill were purchased by voluntary contributions totaling about $106. Led by H. B. Okholm and Carl W. May, workers spent weeks cleaning gutters along President Drive to Parmar Vista and other routes to improve dirt roads.
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Portal Area
Younteer
President Drive
Parmar Vista
Fomsr Vista
Bolando Avenue
Redrock
H. B. Okholm
Carl W. May
Pamar ‘Vista
Radio and TV Political Talks Tonight
Adlai Stevenson, Adlai Stevenson Jr. and Vice President Richard Nixon will make brief TV appearances tonight. Television at 2:55 P.M. on Kron with Stevenson and Stevenson Jr. Radio at 10:55 P.M. on KGO featuring Nixon. National Ike Day committee listed.
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Adlai Jr
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Stevenson Jr
KGO
Nixon
Hayward Pet Parade Draws Thousands Through Downtown
Thousands of Hayward residents line Main Street for the Lions Club 21st Annual Pet Parade. Children and pets, from kittens to ducks and a burro, pass through Brete Harte School to Second Street. Ribbons awarded. divisions include pet in arms, on vehicles, on leash, large and small pets, decorates, and family groups. The event runs 10 to 10:45 a.m. with a steady crowd enjoying the show despite slowdowns.
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Hayward Lions Club
Brete Harte School
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Kefauver Opens California Campaign Tour
Senator Estes Kefauver pushes to close the gap with Nixon by touring California and citing past remarks by Warren, Knowland, Knight, and Earl Warren to challenge Nixon. Kefauver rests at home in Washington with his children before resuming campaign swings.
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EB. Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
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Warren
William F. Knowland
Goodwig Knight
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Knight
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Eisenhower Frames Poland Crisis As Freedom Battle
President Eisenhower, arriving at Denver, voiced support for Polish freedom and pledged firm stand against Soviet influence after receiving a Dulles teletype on Poland. He pressed strong defense in Hollywood and defended draft policy amid campaign clashes with Stevenson in Louisville and beyond.
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Bisonshower
Don Foster Dulles
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Siic
Stapleton Airfield
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Dulies
Wild 16-Year-Old Driver Captured After Freeway Chase
A 16-year-old San Francisco boy drove a stolen car with one hand at high speed on the Bayshore Freeway. Police fired six bullets as the car wove from Tané to Jane and hit a guard rail. The chase ended when a bullet struck the vehicle near Third Street, San Francisco, causing a blowout and his capture in Burlingame for questioning.
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San Francisco
Bayshore
Wey
Tané
Jane
Boneyard Hill
Bayshore City
Third Street
Poles Defy Red Threat Amid Warsaw Military Moves
In Warsaw, Polish Communist leaders reject Moscow pressure while red troops reportedly move from East Germany toward Poland. Central committee member Stefan Staszewski reports Polish army units taking positions near Warsaw and a mass meeting of 110,000 workers and students endorses friendly ties with Russia as equals.
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Tropp
Psponege
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Poland
Samet
Gomulka
Central Committee
Rokossoveky
West Berlin hosts report on Magdeburg workers grievances
Reports from five West Berlin newsmen touring Magdeburg factories allege workers suffer from poor conditions. They cite insufficient equipment, materials, and food, as well as raw material shortages. The visit was organized by East German Press Office.
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West Berlin
INS
Magdeburg
East Germany
640000 Left By Car Steward 640000 Left By Car Steward
The late Joseph Longest, a long time dining car steward on the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Congressional Limited between Washington and New York, left a fortune of 640000 to charities. He died September 27 at age 76. He never smoked drank or gambled average.
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Ins
Joseph
Washington District Court
iPennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
New York
Tiny baby born at Santa Cruz hospital three months early
One pound twelve ounce baby girl named Sara was born to Irene Guterez, Watsonville housewife, and is cared for in an incubator at Santa Cruz County Hospital. The mother’s age is not specified and the baby’s condition is described as premature.
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Santa Cruz
Sara
Irene Guterez
Watsonville
Egyptians Seek New Suez Talks in Geneva Conference
Cairo reports Egypt Britain and France plan a Geneva meeting on Suez with Dag Hammarskjold as chair. France denies any formal scheduling. Cairo sources say Hammarskjold may hurry to Geneva. Paris says no notification of Egypt’s attendance received.
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Cairo
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
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