Dulles in Rome for Western policy push before Geneva
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Rome from Washington to coordinate Western policy ahead of the Geneva conference on Germany. He met President Giovanni Gronchi and Italian leaders as security measures tightened. Italy signals stronger Western alignment while Rome hosts pre-Geneva talks with Paris NATO ministers to follow.
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Hit and Run Woman Struck by Bicycle in San Jose
A Mission San Jose woman, Viola Mack about 43, was hit by a bicycle in a hit and run yesterday, suffering a fractured hip and being taken to Highland Hospital for treatment. An Oakland truck driver escaped with minor injuries after another crash that collapsed a truck and damaged a freight engine in San Leandro.
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Coroner Committee Debates Election Of Office Head
A Berkeley assemblyman notes the coroner or medical examiner should be elective or under civil service. The Alameda County Coroner's committee plans to meet November 10 at the Oakland courthouse to discuss standards and structure for the coroner’s office.
Truck collision at rail crossing damages truck and tracks
San Leandro police said the dump truck with a 24 ton sand load derailed and was towed after a collision with a train at a crossing. The driver Vernon Patrick, 56, Berkeley, was not injured. Niskanen received treatment for injuries and cited for excessive speed after failing to see the train.
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Weather Summary Snapshot
Mostly fair today with fog overnight and Sunday morning. Light to gentle winds shift westly, 10 mph in the afternoon. Yesterday’s high and today’s low not specified due to fragmented OCR.
Muzzled raccoon polishes off pets at Billings shop
Billings pet shop owner Dave Drum said a raccoon named Rupert broke out of its cage and ate a 36 meal including a parakeet two canaries a white rat and a dozen foot long alligators while wearing a muzzle.
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Royal romance stirs Parliament as Eden faces questions
London reports a tense Commons session as a Laborite bid seeks a government statement on the Royal Justice Act and Princess Margaret's potential marriage to RAF Group Captain Townsend. Lipton’s question stands amid 19 queries. public royal duties mix with private plans as Townsend rides at Epsom.
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Appeal Denied For Rodman
Donovan Rodman, a former Oakland police inspector and Washington Manor resident, had his appeal denied by three superior court judges yesterday. He was convicted July 8 in Oakland Municipal Court of taking a radio belonging to a suspect being investigated in a robbery and fined $15.
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GE Reportedly Buys Site Near UC Radiation Lab
Reports say GE acquired an 180 acre site on Taylor Lane near Livermore and the UC Radiation Laboratory, with price under $1,000 per acre. Wagoner family sold the land for about $120,000. GE would not confirm and the title firm noted anonymous principals.
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Ike's medical team maps two week convalescence plan
Dr Pat Dudley White, famed Boston heart specialist, flew to Denver to map Eisenhower's convalescence after his recent coronary thrombosis. He met at Fitzsimons Army Hospital with Maj. Gen. Snyder and Col. Mattingly to assess the President’s condition.
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Prosecutors Visit Trinity to Question Abbott Case
Alameda County Deputy District Attorney Dale Stoops and two Berkeley officers interviewed witnesses in Trinity county as prosecutors prepare for the Burton W. Abbott kidnapping murder trial set for November 7 in Oakland. Abbott, 27, UC Berkeley accounting student and Alameda resident, is accused in the death of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan whose body was found near the Abbott family cabin in Wildwood Trinity county on July 20.
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Living Costs Rise Near Record Peak Across Nation
Washington reports government officials say the cost of living may edge higher this winter but no price spiral is seen. BLS deputy Ary Wickens notes seasonal increases and argues wage hikes may not yet boost consumer prices. The CPI neared the October 1993 peak, while average take-home pay for factory workers rose to a new postwar high.
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Stevenson and Harriman Court Farm Vote in 1836 Race
Adlai Stevenson and Gov. Averell Harriman contest the farm vote as they seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Stevenson presses 90 percent parity to curb falling farm prices while warning parity alone cannot solve farm problems. Harriman to speak on farm issues at Des Moines conference.
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Free polio vaccine approved for Alameda county
Alameda county aims to vaccinate about 20 000 children and pregnant women with free polio vaccine under a state program approved by the State Board of Health in Berkeley. The plan covers 18 health departments including Alameda, financed by federal funds and using the Salk vaccine.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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Mann Case Continued in Hayward Municipal Court
Berwin Mann, 27, of 946 Berry Avenue Hayward, charged with murder of his 22 month old stepson Steven Joseph Hurtado, sawed for October 28 in Hayward Municipal Court. Sheriff's deputies say Mann admitted hitting the baby before death from a ruptured liver on October 13, claiming a fall from a chair caused the injury at first.
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Berkeley Man Chosen for Smog Unit Post
Berkeley Councilman Weldon L Richards, a civil engineer, was named last night as the man chosen by Alameda county mayors in Oakland following a three member nominating committee. Supervisor Francis Dunn will also serve as a director representing Alameda county interests. The pair will join a supervisor and a mayors selectee from each other participating county. Mayors approved a study of an area wide garbage disposal district, with city managers asked to form a committee to assess feasibility and potential conversion of garbage to fertilizer amid land shortages. A next mayors conference meeting date will be announced.
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Newark Alters Permit Setup
Newark city council approved a resolution authorizing the county building department to issue plumbing electrical heating and ventilating permits for any structure previously granted one by the council The measure limits substantial design or use changes from the original permit and requires work to meet county standards in unincorporated areas.
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United Nations Week Observed in Castro Valley Schools
Next week United Nations Week will be celebrated nationwide. In Castro Valley, students will convene a miniature United Nations session as part of a larger special program featured on page one with photographs and a full story.
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