Iran breaks diplomatic ties with Britain over oil dispute
Tehran formally accused Britain of trying to disturb Iran's order and security through intrigue and interference. Iran ordered British staff in London to depart within a week and noted Britain had supported the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company in a dispute over oil properties developed in Iran. The note also stated British officials sought to disrupt Iran’s activities, as Mossadegh’s government prepared to sever ties amid the crisis.
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Mohammed Mossilegh
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Middleton
Benin
Reons
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New Flare Up In Indo China War Strikes Hanoi Perimeter
French forces retreat under heavy assault as Communists drive a 70 mile wedge between the Thuoi and French Union lines in isolated mountain terrain. Reported by pilots from the ru d mile front, hundreds of Communist fighters were killed while French planes airlifted troops to shore up defenses amid bitter hand to hand combat. Military sources call this among the year’s most critical Indo China actions.
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Ind China
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Thunai
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Korea
Flood Control Talks Held in San Lorenzo
A San Lorenzo conference among homeowners, Army engineers, and flood control district representatives strengthened hopes for federal aid on a $7,000,000 flood prevention project. Congressman George P. Miller and Col. Donald S. Burns outlined support and efforts, with talks at the San Lorenzo Community Center stressing benefits to property values and regional growth.
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George P. Miller
Donald S. Burns
Southern Pacific Division
Tre i
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Water project funding gains large inside page
Inside pages report a 1,750,000 allocation for water and note editorial on the topic. Stanford faculty endorse Stevenson amid coverage of Chester murder case on page nine. A Catholic school completion is noted for San Lorenzo on page unknown.
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Big Break
Chester
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Russian jets shadowed by U S radar over Japan in recent weeks
U S radar tracked Russian jets making multiple forays over Japan, with three incursions exceeding 100 miles over Hokkaido from Vladivostok bases. Intercept missions failed as intruders vanished over Japanese territory. Weather favored photographic reconnaissance, and Tokyo urged caution over these clandestine flights.
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Video Interview Saves Man's Life
Edwin Wyling a 65 year old Vallejo pharmacist and his brother Johan were reunited after Edwin announced on a TV show he planned to die by suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge. A host conversation and a push to talk to him halted the plan, and police intervened as Wyling stepped back. His sister-in-law alerted the station after the broadcast, prompting the reunion.
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Johan
Edsein
Edwin
Lu Harley
Mer
Harley
Whit
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Hurley
Mike
Wylley
Baile Peterson
John Wydley
Valleja
Calif
Miners Boss Signals Prolonged Coal Strike
Washington reports John L. Lewis signals likely continuation of the mine money strike by 350,000 salt coal miners as wage board cuts 40 cents from an $1.80 daily raise. Harry Moses of the Coal Operators Association urges a return to work for the full board-approved rise while industry voices doubt a change. Putnam backs the wage board, Lewis defends the milk for miners' children claim amid the dispute.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Moses
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Swan
Neer
Kconome
Rage L. Putnam
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Puta
UMW
Eno-js Lang
Jis
Ming
Contractors demand answers on Castro Valley fee rise
At Castro Valley Sanitary District, contractors disrupted a meeting over a $50 inspection fee, up from $5. They questioned the basis for a tenfold increase, criticizing city subdivision charges while officials explained sewers were once priced per front foot but now new subdivisions pay little. The scene included heated tempers and interruptions as the board called for an external representative.
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Wesel
B ‘Yansmission
Public Utilities Commission
Anthony Taylor
Diroutore
Gerald Worthley
Ore Loma Sanitary District
Alten
US to press for Korea truce at United Nations
United States prepared to push a resolution at the United Nations urging the communists to cease fire in Korea. The measure seeks support from Britain and France for a nonmilitary appeal, without calling for more troops or new military actions. A final draft was being shaped as the assembly debated the issue.
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France
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Thief Steals Sports Jackets From San Lorenzo Shop
Carla R. Rane reported a thief took 31 dollars worth of jackets and vests from a clothing sales cat in San Lorenzo before dawn Tuesday. The culprit pried open a ventilator and unlocked the cat, taking three cartons of apparel. The incident followed a car being parked in a driveway Monday night.
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Carla R. Rane
Norte Street
Morse Launches Name Calling Over Jenner Endorsement
Senator Wayne L Morse labeled Eisenhower campaign aides hypocritical after a report that Eisenhower would punch Jenner in the nose rather than endorse him. He cited Indiana campaigning as proof of political hypocrisy and said he opposed the GOP ticket, backing Adlai Stevenson. Morse noted his shift from early Eisenhower support and criticized party leaders for the platform.
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Cy Marshall
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Senate
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Chicago
Tage
Battle Casualties Show Sharp Increase
The Defense Department reports American Korean War casualties at 2,117, up 96 percent from the prior week, with 2,377 deaths, 2,403 wounded, 1,819 captured, and 1,990 previously missing who have returned to duty. The rise reflects new reports and the lag in notifying next of kin, as troops near Triangle Hill north of Kumbwiti confront Reds.
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Reds
Eisenhower Worried Over Vote in East
Eisenhower tours New York and Massachusetts to boost support as GOP spokesmen insist large turnouts will not lull them into complacency. Several hundred people gather for a Harlem breakfast with the general as he seeks to strengthen his position in the two states.
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Jim
D. Eisenhower
York
Massachusetts
New York
Harlem
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President Truman Speech Broadcast on Bay Area TV and Radio
President Truman appears in a political address aired on KPIX-TV tonight at 1 30 and heard on KGO at 8 10. General Eisenhower is planned to speak on WBC at 10 30.
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Eisenhower asks for deep religious faith to keep constitution alive
In a Waldorf Astoria speech, Eisenhower appealed for a “deeply religious faith” to empower the constitution, urged unity beyond Catholic Jewish or Protestant labels, and promised direct access to him if elected. He warned the Kremlin seeks to split nations and outlined four economic challenges facing the free world, including rebuilding Japan and West Germany, stabilizing European dollar earnings, alleviating hunger, and easing Middle East tensions to avert broader catastrophe.
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Sagtern
Europe
Free World
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West Germany
Sharp Earthquake Hits S F Area
A sharp tremor rattled the San Francisco Bay Area late yesterday with no reports of major damage. Seismologists at UC Berkeley and Santa Clara University traced the center near downtown San Francisco, origin likely from the Hayward fault. The quake lasted under 26 minutes on instruments, felt briefly by many residents.
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University At California At Berkeley
Santa Clara University
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Stevenson Returns Talk Of Riding Reds
Gov Adlai Stevenson, en route from Notre Dame to Buffalo, attacks Republican opposition to New Deal programs as aiding communism. He calls communism a disease to be cured by social justice and urges deeds over words, asserting government should serve the general welfare. He notes some Republicans oppose progress for reasons tied to free world strength.
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Adlai F. Stevenson
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Buffalo
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