State College Target Date in Southern Alameda County
State Department of Education seeks a president for a Southern Alameda County state college and aims to open in September 1959. Roy E. Simpson cites budget requests for staff and facilities, with about 500 students in temporary buildings by the opening and 800 students on a chosen site. Six cities compete. San Leandro and Hayward favored within a 4 square mile area. Public Works Board and Governor Knight pledge full site study.
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State Dept. of Education Today
Alameda County State College
Roy E. Simpson
Simpson
Sampson
State College
Heater Blast Injures Youth in Fremont
Lionel Rodgers an 18 year old Hayward construction worker suffered serious burns when a leaky butane heater flared as he lit it in a ditch. He was rushed to Sam Jose Hospital for facial and arm burns as crews worked on a pipe lay near Bla cow Road and PG E Roads.
Speedup of Mail Delivery Forecast Speedup of Mail Delivery
U S Deputy Postmaster General Sessions told the National Convention of Postmasters in Los Angeles that automation would pave the way for next day mail delivery between any two cities, making the promised speedy service a major goal for the Post Office.
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U.S
O' Som O
Sessions
Los Aniles
Dressen Returns as Dodgers Coach in L A
Charles Dressen a former Dodgers pennant winning manager who left after contract disputes was rehired today by his old bosses as a coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Los Angeles
Charles
Chuck) Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hayward Man Blames Debts for Bank Holdup
An unemployed Hayward insurance underwriter, son of a New York City detective, confessed to robbing a Crocker Anglo Bank branch after fleeing with 1763 dollars. He cited debts and recent job loss as motive. Wife and neighbors described a string of bad luck and a stable suburban home. He was captured minutes after the robbery and surrendered after police closed in.
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Robert E. Mylan
Hayward
San Francisco
Crocker Anglo Bank
Hayward Insurance
New York City
Nancy
Robert Emmett Nylan
Melbourne Ave
Mylan
Jan
Patricia, Springbitt
Thomas Stuart
State Harbor
Edward Fitzgerald
Myrin
Anti Unionist Defief Probe
Washington agents confronted Nathan Shefferman allied anti union activities probe as Edmund Wroblewski refused to testify under the Fifth Amendment. He cited privilege while denying or confirming aliases amid testimony on Taft Hartley violations and use of outsiders to block union drives.
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Nathan Shefferman
Senate
Edmund Wroblewski
Park Ridge
Wroblewski
Ed Rabey
L. W. Roberts
Ed Robbins
National Labor Relations Board
Loan Denied Becomes Robbery At Nashville Office
Two unemployed men with pleasant manners robbed a Nashville loan office after a loan denial yesterday. They escaped with 1340 dollars in cash. Local police launched an investigation and are reviewing surveillance footage.
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Nashville
Israeli Parliament Attack Wounds Prime Minister and Ministers
A youth hurled a grenade in the Knesset injuring Prime Minister Ben-Gurion and four cabinet members including Moshe Shapiro severely. Foreign Minister Golda Meir and Transport Minister Moshe Carmel were lightly hurt as chaos followed, with the attacker detained for questioning.
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David Fen-Gurion
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Golda Meir
Moshe Carme
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Pi Gurion
Meir
Shapiro
Bar-Gurion
Joseph Sprinzak
Gromyko fuels Middle East crisis at UN
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko warned that a majority of UN members could join the Soviet Union to meet any attack on Syria. He challenged Turkey to bomb Syrian bases, said a full investigation may be required, and that danger could trigger armed action if needed. Dulles offered no commitment to war, stressing alerts depend on evolving external actions.
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Andrei Gromyko
United States
Rusia
Syria
U.N. Assembly
Mideast
Turkey
J Gromyke
Dulles
Georgei Zhukov
Kremlin
Navy Jet Crash Kills Two Aboard
A two-seat Navy jet trainer crashed and burned in the Santa Cruz mountains near Los Gatos, killing two Navy airmen. The craft was en route from Chase Field Texas to a San Francisco Bay airfield and struck a garage on John H Doig’s ranch after pilots disappeared from radar.
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John H. Doig
Narcotics Agent Braumoeller to Face 4 Counts in San Francisco
Federal authorities said a grand jury will be asked to indict Ludwig Braumoeller on at least four counts of supplying heroin to a former dope addict. Braumoeller, a state narcotics agent, was arrested last week and accused of peddling corlks to addicts.
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Ludwig Braumoeller
Braumoeller
Missing Tot Found Safe in Redding After Night Search
Three year old Sara Anne Dobbs was found alive about 9 15 am two miles north of her home. She had been missing since 5 pm yesterday. A bloodhound near her helped locate her as rescuers from a large search party noted she was cold and hungry but in fine condition. Four bloodhounds were flown in from the San Francisco Bay area last night after an initial search failed to locate the child.
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Linda
Joe
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San Francisco
New York
W. S. .Varda
Negato
Sara Ann
J. A. Dobbs
San Francisco Bay Area
Turks Riot In Vote Protest In Gaziantep
A crowd of 8000 rioters in Gaziantep, southeast Turkey, protested alleged cheating by the Democratic Party after Sunday elections. Police reports said a officer and a boy were killed and seven others seriously injured as rioters clashed with authorities.
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Cuban Police Arrest 13 on Suspected Communist Plot
In Havana police arrested 13 men alleged by authorities to belong to an authentic Communist organization financed by ex-President Carlos Prio Socarras. The detainees were charged with insurrection activities following a nighttime raid.
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Havana
Carlos Piio-Socarras
Zhukov to Get New Soviet Job as Communist Party Aide
Moscow reports Khrushchev said Marshal Georgi Zhukov, ousted as defense minister, will soon receive a new post aligned with his experience and qualifications. Khrushchev spoke at a Turkish National Day reception with Bulganin and Mikoyan, amid high tensions over the Zhukov case and Turkish-Soviet Syria concerns.
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Isaw Zhukov
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Zhukov
Turkey
Syria
Satchmo Fans Battle Heat At Buenos Aires Welcome
Firemen blasted high pressure hoses on a crowd of about five thousand jazz fans at Ezeiza International Airport near Buenos Aires. The exasperated Armstrong and his jazz combo arrived for a five day stay as tongues of water failed to dampen the fervor. Armstrong waited aboard the plane for nearly thirty minutes before stepping out to greet the fans.
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Five Horses Die In Pleasanton Stable Fire
A blaze at the Rocking R Bar T Riding Stables on Tassajara Road in Pleasanton destroyed the facility at 2 am. Five horses were killed and about 200 tons of hay plus riding and farming equipment were lost. Owner Thomas Hanson and two cowboys helped save about 30 other horses as six fire units battled the flames.
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Tassajara Rd
Thomas Hanson
James Bashe
James Robbins
Santa Rita Prison
Parks Air Force Base
Alameda
Market Robbery Solved By Taste for Luxuries
Pleasanton police solved the Safeway holdup on Oct 23 by tracing a spree funded by luxuries. Blaine Jerome Provinske, 20, of Duluth Walnut Creek area, was arrested in a Walnut Creek hotel with a pistol and a ransom note. The gun, stolen in Colorado, was used in hold ups in Tracy San Jose and San Rafael as well as Pleasanton. A car description and witness tips from local youths completed the case.
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Spanish airliner crash kills 21 near Madrid
A Theria airliner crashed near Hill Los Angeles outside Madrid, killing all 17 passengers and four crew. Among the dead was Paul Basbagil, a Chicago travel agent, and his wife returning from North Africa. The engine fire prevented a safe emergency landing.
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Seventh Fleet to Stay In Pacific Area
Admiral Burke said the Seventh Fleet would likely remain in the Pacific even if war breaks out in the Middle East. Speaking to reporters during an inspection tour of Korea Formosa and Japan he noted the Seventh Fleet is one and a half times larger than the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Rodeo Star Cinch To Lasso Crown
Jin Shoulders of Henryetta Oklahoma is nearing the 1997 all around title in the Rodeo Cowboy Association standings. The veteran has amassed 30 678 points the leading total in the all around division representing dollars won in arena competition.
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