Dulles Plans Yugoslavia Visit During Nov 6 Meeting
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans to visit Yugoslavia to confer with President Tito on November 6 during a wider European trip. The trip aims to discuss problems of current interest and may include a brief detour from Geneva talks in Switzerland.
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Washington
States Department
John Foster Dalles
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Son Men
Dulles
Pnroute
Vienna
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
State Department
Ment
Secretary of
Tito
Brioni
U.S
Soc
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Belgrade
Russia
Robert D. Murphy
NATO
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
Adriatic
Crash Kills Castro Valley Mother in Oakland
A 34 year old Castro Valley woman and mother of three was killed when her car hit a truck at Sixth and Market in Oakland. Armeline Beckerley, wife of meteorologist Ernest Beckerley, was pronounced dead at Highland Hospital. The crash also involved a second car driven by Doris May Serpa with no injuries. Beckerley worked with San Francisco orchestras and Funeral services are pending.
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Castro Valley
Market
Armeline Beckerley
Ernest Beckerley
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Jeff
Grant
Brian
Thamas Parker
Grass Valley
Doris May Serpa
Serpa
Parker
Beckerley
Highland Hospital
Musicians Local 6
Lake Caabot Road
Newsprint Price Rise Signals Start of Parade
Abitibi Power & Paper and St. Lawrence Corporation raised newsprint prices by five dollars per ton effective November first. The Justice Department warns newspapers may struggle as costs climb, while Abitibi cites higher costs and new facilities.
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New York
U.S
Abitibi Power & Paper Company
Toronto
St. Lawrence
Peweseree Stanley N. Barnes
Antitrust
Cranston Williams
Eral
Washington
Justice Department
Vision
U. S
Third Man Named in British Spy Case Revealed in Commons
London officials say Harold A Rij Philby, a former Washington embassy first secretary, is the third man in Britain's Burgess MacLean spy case. MP Marcus Lipton named him in the House of Commons, prompting calls to end the cover up of Mr X’s activities and to address the Burgess MacLean affair.
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Ims
Harold A. Rij
Philby
Washinington
Housel of Commons
Britain
Maclean
Crowborough
Sussex
Washington
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
England
Iron Curtain
Marcus Lipton
Laborite
Se Etm
Teborite
Burgess
Russia
Lipton
Anthony Eden
Harold Philby
New State Highway Budget Hailed Here
Southern Alameda county praised the new state highway budget for the East Shore freeway and Foothill boulevard widening. Leaders said funds will boost growth, with Foothill Boulevard becoming a six lane link from San Lorenzo Creek to Mattox. Community groups expect major impact for Hayward Irvington Centerville Niles and Warm Springs areas.
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Alameda
Shore
Foothill
Commission Action
Oes
Commission
Alameda County
San Lorenzo Creek Bridge
Hayward High School
Mattoxs
Roger Anderson
A Beere Get Son
Tanagers
Main Street
Centerville
Jack Prouty
Irvington
Joseph Enos
Niles
Chamber High
Hayward
Jackson Street
Castro Street
Niles Highway
Warm Springs
Cox
San Mateo Bridge
Sants ‘Mateo
Dumbarton
Rescued C V Pilot Had Auto On Mind
Lt. Cdr. William J Schleis 37 of Tagualup near Castro Valley was rescued after a drill at 880 yesterday morning when his F9F-6 Cougar failed to function on takeoff. He ditched into the Greenway drive area and warned his wife by radio before being rushed to the infirmary for minor injuries. Schleis, a World War II veteran with a Distinguished Flying Cross, has three children and is married to an Oakland woman.
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Cdr
Oaklandes
William J Schleis
Tagualup
Greenway Drive
Naval Air Station
Schleis
Pacific
Fears
Patricia
Sharon
Billy
Oakland
Nebraska
Weather Wits clash in bleary newsroom chat
The weatherman staggers in and delivers a report amid taunts about relatives and a sleepless night. He hints at a plan to fix the situation as forecasters promise mostly fair conditions through Wednesday with cooler temperatures following a night of clouds.
Man slays wife then kills self at UCLA cafeteria
At UCLA Loyola campus a 28 caliber pistol killed Mildred Hunt 35 and wounded two students before Floyd Hunt, her estranged husband, shot himself. UCLA police said the incident occurred in the Kerkoff Hall cafeteria shortly before 8:30 am witnessed by about a dozen people. Hunt, a Santa Monica mother of two, and Floyd Hunt, a painter, were involved in a domestic dispute over property. The shocking event sent about 300 students fleeing the adjoining room.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Usiit
Kerkoff
Mildred Hunt
Santa Monica
Calif
Floyd
Hunt
Oakland
Iam R. Har
Hunt Ap den Jost
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Superior Court
Thomas J. Ledwich
Harden
Stan
Hayward Orion
Hayward High School
Robert C. Burnsteiny
Sai
Jo ‘Harden
District Court ‘of Appeals
Burnstein
Sedwick
Big Three Geneva Plan Outlined By NATO Ministers
In Paris the NATO foreign ministers of the United States Britain and France outlined a Western peace plan for the forthcoming Geneva conference with the Soviet Union. Dulles proposed German reunification Euro security, MacMillan discussed disarmament, Pinay urged more East West contacts. Two secret meetings at Palais de Chaillot produced a committee drafted plan endorsed by the trio, with allies seeking more details and postponing Middle East talks.
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NATO
Threig
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
NATO Council
Palais de Chaillot i
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
NATO ‘Alliance
Middle East
Air Alert Seen by California Air National Guard
California Air National Guard headquarters at Hayward said the day's alert was observed in northern California only by jet fighters at Fresno. Three jets there were in the air within minutes after the alert sounded and 55 percent of Fresno base personnel had reported within an hour and a half.
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California Air National Guard
Hayward
Air National Guard
California
Fresno
Second Quake Hits South State Area
BRAWLEY Calif dlh The second California quake in three days damaged about 1,000,000 dollars worth of property. It rattled a 25 mile stretch from the Salton Sea to the Mexican border with no power or gas outages reported. El Centro residents felt a rolling 10 second tremor while Caltech seismographs in Pasadena logged a 4.5 intensity. The Brawley News reported a rumbling then a sharp jolt at 9 50 a.m. publisher Ray Barnes described good rolling motion.
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Erate
Santa
Francisco Bay Area
Salton Sea
California
Pasadena
Ray" Barnes
Ike on Feet After Heart Attack Photo Session
Denver reports President Eisenhower posed for photographers on the sun deck of Fitzsimons Army Hospital for the first time since his heart attack 31 days ago. A pool correspondent said he looked about the same as before illness, with good color and only a slight weight loss.
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Denver
Ins
Fishenhower
Fitzsimons Army
Eisenhower
Government launches pork and lard buy to aid hog prices
Washington reports the government will purchase about 85 million dollars worth of dressed pork and lard to aid farmers adjusting production to demand. Ezra Benson announced the program designed to lift sagging hog prices and provide a political boost to Midwestern supporters. Funds from customs receipts will finance the plan aimed at easing farmer costs and stabilizing the corn hog market.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Midwest
Survey Shows Adlai Is Democrat Favorite
United Press polling across 15 bureaus shows Adlai E Stevenson leading the Democratic field for 1956, with Harriman and Kefauver also mentioned. Republicans lean toward Nixon, Warren, and Dewey, while many others receive scattered first place votes as the GOP field remains unsettled.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell
Harriman Estes Kefauver
Richard M. Nixon
Earl Warren Co
Thomas E. Dewey
Milton &. Eisenhower
Wiliam F. Knowland
Edward Budd, Jr
Budd Company
Philadelphia
Paul Amidon
St. Paul, Minn
Tabor
Fred S. Gurley
Santa Fe Railroad
Norvell Clark
Dallas
Nixon
Warren
Dewey
Milton Eisenhower
Stevenson
Harriman
Tennessee
Kefauver
South
Midwest
Northwest
Hartiman
Stuart Symington
Californians in Sampling Washington 1836 Nominees
United Press sampling of likely presidential nominees lists Californians among the participants. Notables include D. Bailey general manager of California Almond Growers Exchange Sacramento. Vernon Glidden manager Campbell Soup plant Sacramento. Al Marty Sacramento Labor Council president and AFL Teamster local secretary-treasurer. A C Mattei Honolulu Oil Co president. W E Street Elk Grove cattleman. Stephen Walker dean Sacramento State College. William Wright Sacramento automobile dealer radio station owner and real estate broker.
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United Press
Rhe D. &. Bailey
California Almond Growers Exchange
Sacramento
Vernon Glidden
Campbell Soup.Co
al Marty
Sacramento Labor Council
AFL Teamster
A. C. Mattei
Honolulu Oil Co
San Francisco
Elk Grove
Stephen Walker
Sacramento’ State College
Rousseau Sworn in as PUC Member in San Francisco
Oliver M. Rousseau, head of Rousseau Construction and builder at the Fairway Park subdivision in Hayward, was sworn in yesterday as a member of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
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Oliver M. Rousseau
Rousseau Construction Company
Big Fairway ‘Park
Hayward
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
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