Hoffa Barred From Teamsters Presidency By U S Judge
Federal Judge F Dickin son Letts barred James R Hoffa from the Teamsters presidency after rank and file members alleged the Miami Beach convention election was rigged. Letts refused to place the union under direct court supervision or appoint a master in equity, and did not cap international treasury withdrawals pending trial.
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F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
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Hail of Bullets Ends S F Hit Run Chase
In San Francisco a reportedly drunk hit run driver was tracked down after an 85 block pursuit through city streets early today. 40 to 50 shots were fired during the chase ending with the capture of the suspect and the convertible involved.
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San Francisco
Broken Tooth Brings Suit To Castro Valley Schools
A $25,000 suit targets Castro Valley School District over a broken tooth at Earl Warren School. The incident allegedly occurred when teachers and students clashed in the hall on October 2, with a student’s head struck during discipline. A police pursuit and gunfire were later linked to a separate car incident involving suspect Charles Pucsninsky. The district's insurer was to handle the claim.
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Castro Valley School Dist
Arthur Hoving
David Guiebian
Earl Warren School
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Charles Pucsninsky
Ingleside
Pucshinsky
Oscar Imaty
Eden Hospital Faces $10,279 Malpractice Insurance Debt
Castro Valley Eden Hospital owes $10,279.85 for malpractice insurance due to a hospital bookkeeping error in calculating monthly premiums from opening day November 12, 1954, to March 1957. An independent audit by Walker & Co. confirmed the liability, while officials note the policy remains valid and in force.
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Eden Hospital
Harvey Long
Harry Blythe
Arrar
Paul Rhodes
Eden
Blythe
Rhodes
Lafrentz & Co
Walker & Co
Los Angeles
Usting
W. D. McCormick
Opposition to Eden Township Hospital Expansion
The Alameda Voters' League AFL opposes a 100 bed expansion at Eden Township Hospital Castro Valley or a new hospital in San Leandro. The group cites lack of faith in the board of directors and administrator to operate the district hospital, while a one week strike backs wage demands.
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Voters' League
Cilities
League
Boyd
A. Murphy
Alameda, County
Voters’ League
Eden Township
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Deputies Find Lost Hunters Near Pasenkta Tehama County
San Leandro man Leonard Mortensen and his uncle Russell Mortensen were found by Tehama County deputies about 16 miles above Paskenta after two days lost in rugged country. Both were in fair condition. Russell had deep cuts and bruises, Leonard covered in poison oak. The two had become separated from their hunting party Sunday.
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Leonard Mortensen
Sylvia
Leonard
Tehama County
Guatemala City under siege amid election protests
Guatemalan troops and police imposed a state of siege in Guatemala City to halt demonstrations for a presidential candidate who accused the government of fraud in last Sunday's elections.
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Guatemala City
Reactor For Food Halted
The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced it halted work on a nuclear reactor designed to preserve food. The reactor was to be built for use at the U S Army Ionizing Radiation Center in Stockton California.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Comission Today
Amy Tonizing Radiation Center
Stockton
Calif
Rokossovsky Assigned Command To Soviet Border Forces
London dispatch says Warshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, former defense minister and top Soviet general, was named commander of Soviet troops on the border with Turkey. The move positions him behind Zhukov, as tensions rise over the Syria Turkey crisis. Khrushchev boasted the Red Army could defeat Turkey in 24 hours if war broke out.
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INS
Russia
Warshal Konstantin Rokossovely
Rokossovskiy
Red Army
Trans-Caucasian
Turkey
Rokossovsky
Caucasus
Nikita
Khrushchev
Chain Letter Scam Targets Savings Bonds, Police Warn
Police eye a new chain letter scheme using U S Savings Bonds. Verne Scoggins warns would be investors rarely gain and may face criminal charges as courts label such letters frauds and lotteries. Newark and Hayward police say inspections are ongoing with reports to the U S Attorney for possible prosecution.
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Newark
U.S
Verne Scoggins
United States
Yale
Scoggins
E. ‘Poe
Postal
Employment Unit Starts Bay Probe
President Eisenhower's special committee of government employment began a two day hearing today to investigate whether Bay Area federal agencies hire persons without discrimination.
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Eisenhower
Special Committee of Government Employment
Bay Area
Defense Secretary reveals atomic depth charge armed Navy planes
At Washington McElroy says Atlantic Fleet anti-submarine planes now carry a new atomic depth charge. Cape Canaveral reports firing of the Bomarc ground to air interceptor with a range over 400 miles. Tests said to have occurred along Florida coast.
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Neil H. McElroy
Cape Canaveral
Flavis
Fla
Florida Za
Drainage Ditch Future Clouded in Fremont
Alameda County Flood Control officials caution the future of the drainage ditch running through 40 Irvington backyards remains uncertain. With only three county supervisors present, action may be taken to condemn property for a parallel ditch. If negotiations stall, condemnation could occur and digging should start by November 15.
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Flood Central Dist
Toeek
Tang
Vioretta
Biggest Rally In 28 Years Lifts Wall Street
Wall Street's biggest one day rise in 28 years spurred by strong buying across sectors. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped over 14 points amid heavy trading, offsetting yesterday's sharp decline and signaling renewed investor confidence after Eisenhower’s talks were announced. Strong gains led by steel stocks such as Bethlehem and major automakers, with mixed moves in defense and aerospace firms.
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BNS
Wall Street
Ferre
Eisenhower
ILS
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
General Dynamics
Douglas
General
Tire
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Martin
Sailor Killed In Head-On Crash Near Willow Pass Road
A sailor from Treasure Island, lad Ludwig, 21, died in a two-car collision on Willow Pass Road west of Pittsburg. Five other men were injured including driver Charles Bush, 24, with one passenger Seldon Brown in critical condition. De La Rosa, 25, suffered minor injuries. Bruch, 45, and Nichols, 22, escaped with lesser injuries. Ludwig and Bush were stationed aboard the U.S.S. White Side at Treasure Island.
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Three Month Sentence for Child Beating in Hayward
George W. Ferreira, 31, of 146034 Castin St, Hayward, was sentenced in Hayward Municipal Court to three months in jail and six months probation after his wife Martha, 28, alleged he beat his children, a four year old boy and a ten year old girl, with a belt and mop handle over a torn page. The children were treated at Fairmont Hospital. A separate note mentions a Chamber of Commerce state college committee meeting to discuss engineering studies at San Leandro's proposed college site.
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Hayward
Martha
George
June
Fairmont Hospital
Lesndro
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San Leandro
Kenneth Richards
High Country Snow Forecast After Storm
A northwest storm drenched the Bay Area and windblown today and is expected to bring snow to the Sierra and Siskiyou ranges by tomorrow. Oakland Airport reported .22 inches of rain through 11 a.m. with ongoing wind and small craft warnings from Point Arena to Monterey. The weather bureau forecasts more rain next week and snow in higher mountains with cooler inland temperatures and normal coastal readings.
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Sierra and
Siskiyou
Oakland
Airport
Point Arena
Monterey
Cape Blanes
Weather Bureau
Schine Marries Swedish Beauty in New York
Former Army McCarthy hearings figure G David Schine, 30, married 24 year old Hilleri Rombin in Central Synagogue New York. Rombin, daughter of Wilhelm and Mrs Rombin of Upsala Sweden, held Miss Sweden and Miss Universe titles in 1955.
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New York
Amy
G. David Schine
Schine
Hilleri Rombin
Wilhelm Rombin
Upsala
Sweden
Rombin
First Global Nisei Convention Opens in Tokyo
TOKYO begins the first International Nisei convention with more than 100 delegates, aiming to strengthen ties between Japan and America and foster closer relations.
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Tokyo
Iss
Japan
America
US Hints Plan For Halting Aid To The Regime
Washington says the United States is reappraising relations with Yugoslavia with no decision yet on halting economic or military aid. Officials note ongoing shipments remain, including jet aircraft, while reports say Dulles considered suspending most aid as Yugoslavia strengthens ties to Russia by recognizing East Germany.
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State Department
United States
Yugoslavia
Russia
East Germany
Lincoln White
Yugoslvia
London
John Foster Dulles
Tito
West German Republic
Yuggélavia
Marshal Tito
Three Air Views On Zoning Lew Hayward
Hayward City Council heard three speakers on a proposed zoning ordinance last night and set another hearing date. A joint session with the planning commission will discuss proposed changes before the next public hearing scheduled for late January.
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Hayward
Plate Aing Commission
War Office reveals stock of woolen undergarments
London reports the War Office admitted to the depleted ordnance depots holding enough long woolen panties to last the Women's Royal Army Corps for 800 years. The Public Accounts Committee questioned elastic presence, and Sir Edward Playfair replied he doubts elastic details have been fully probed.
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War Office
Royal Army Corps
House of Commons
Britain
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Edward Playfaire
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