Power Tussle Speculated Over Tito Moscow Flight
Diplomatic sources speculated that Marshal Tito fled Belgrade for Sochi amid a Kremlin power struggle. Observers cited Khrushchev’s protest to Soviet leaders over a Moscow warning to East European states and a possible clash over destalinization within the Soviet hierarchy.
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Khrushchev
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Sochi
Nikolai Bulganin
Dmitri T. Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Georgi K. Khukov
Brioni
Crimea
Yugoslavia
Feather Falls Strike Settled at Feather River Mills
The two year dispute at Feather River Pine mills ends with a draft contract between the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Georgia-Pacific Plywood Corp. Observer notes a union victory while violence in Feather Falls continues as Sheriff Gillick reports ax handle attacks on union officials and saboteur rumors. no charges pressed.
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Feather River Pine Mills
Brotherhood of Carpenters Union
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Corp
BIG Victory Observer
Larry Gillick
Gillick
James Gonzales
Sutter Creek
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Jess Peden
Gonzales
Peden
Hunted Archer Traced to New York City
Los Angeles Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz says Michael Yosick alias Michael L. Sullivan and D. J. McNurlin, 18, sought for a Sept. 19 crossbow shooting in Los Angeles, has been traced to New York City after passing a $22.59 check in San Francisco and cashing an air ticket worth $205.25. He checked into the Statler, cashed two under $50 checks, then vanished, with FBI attention as he crossed state lines.
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Sherif
Eugene Biscailuz
Michael Yosick
William Allen
New York City
Yosick
Michael L. Sullivan
D. J. McNurlin
Allen
Biscailuz
Sullivan
San Francisco
Union to Cut Friden Plant Picket Line
The Machinists Union will reduce pickets at Friden Calculating Machine in San Leandro to honor a court restraining order issued after a scuffle at the plant entrance involving strikers and police. Police probe an in parking lot incident where a worker alleges being struck by a car. officials say witnesses dispute it. Negotiations resume with Federal Conciliation Service panelist Ralph Patterson. the strike began Aug 13 with 3300 machinists out at Friden and Emeryville plants.
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Friden Calculating Machine Company
Steve Lagomersino
Mike Manfredo
Washington Avenue
S . Curtice
W. Booth
Javenue
Oakland
Bernice Vi ‘Erra
Warkler
Federal Concilla Iter
Ralph Patterson
Stke
Marchant Callculating Machine Company
Emeryville
Vice President of Korea Shot In Death Try
A would be assassin named Chang attempted to kill Vice President Chang of Korea as he left a jeep near a theater in Seoul. Police rescued him from a 1000 strong enraged crowd that pummeled him with fists and sticks. The attacker, a Democratic party leader and former premier, was not immediately identified.
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Chang
Synsmen Rhee
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Rhee
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Liberal Party
Manhattan College of New York
United States
Matusow Sentenced To Five Years For Perjury
Harvey Matusow, once a key witness, received five year terms on five counts of perjury. The sentences run concurrently as he apologized for lying and said he would serve and then rejoin his family. He admitted his acts harmed the judicial process.
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New York
Harvey Matusow
John
Meashey
Matusow
Mystery crash kills X-2 test pilot at Edwards
Air Force orders a board to investigate the crash of the Bell X-2 at Edwards Air Force Base. Capt. Mitourn G. Apt, a longtime Edwards test pilot, died in the wreckage after the rocket plane failed to bailout. The X-2, fastest and highest flying, had recently set speed and altitude records earlier this month.
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Mitourn_G. Apt
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Apt
Alameda County Eyed for New State Colleges Says Doyle
Assemblyman Donald Doyle head of the education committee told Alameda County trustees last night that the county is definitely being considered as a site for future state colleges. He predicted new colleges will be created and urged support for Proposition 2. Doyle discussed state textbook printing policy and cited yearly costs. he emphasized local districts should choose their own texts to avoid duplication and waste.
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Donald Doyle
Assembly
Committee of Education
Alamede County
Doyle
Trustees’ Association
Encinal High School
Alameda
Alameda County
Doylessid
Fremont $2 Million Hotel Plan Near Santos Road
Fremont plans a 2 million dollar Garden style hotel on highway 17 near Santos Road with a central banquet hall for 500, a swimming pool, coffee shop and several shops. San Mateo attorney John O Moran represents the corporation behind the project, which includes a 0 acre site adjoining the proposed central business district. City Manager Robert Coop says the hotel will boost local convenience and attract outsiders. Plans will be shown to the Fremont Planning Commission soon.
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Fremont
Highway 17
Santos Road
Chamber of Commerce
San Mateo
John O. Moran
Mother and Infant Found Dead in Hamden Home
Police report a 21 year old mother, Mrs Ellen Blanchard, shot through the chest in the hamden home. Her five year old son was later found dead in the bathtub. The incident occurred today within the residence.
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Hamden
Ellen Blanchard
Doctor Who Attended Queen Elizabeth Dies in Crash
London reports Sir William Gill iast the physician who attended the Queen at the births of Prince Charles and Princess Anne was killed last night in a car crash near London.
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London
William Gilliast
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Cypriots Kill Three Britons on Ledra Street Attack
In broad daylight gunfire on Nicosia's Ledra Street killed three British airmen and wounded a fourth. The RAF men, in civilian clothes, were reportedly on special duty in Cyprus capital's main shopping center as British authorities release new extracts from the Grivas diaries linking Archbishop Makarios and other Greek church and government leaders to the Cypriot campaign. Col George Grivas leads Eoka, the Greek Cypriot group seeking union with Greece.
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INS
Ledra
Cyprus
Body Found in San Francisco Churchyard
The body of Douglas W. Ehret, 20, a crew member on the tanker Flying A. Washington, was found in the church parking lot grass strip by Father Francis Cotrell of St. Thomas More Catholic Church in San Francisco. Police found no marks of violence or robbery. the case seeks the exact cause of death. Ehret left his aunt and friends earlier, with alcohol reportedly involved. he was last seen with Stanley Hoffman Jr. after leaving a night out.
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St. Thogias More Cathlic
Douglas W. Ehret
Ehret
Flying A
Washington
Francis Cottrell
Ebvet
Ernest Ebvet
Hoffman
S.F. Marijuana Seizure and Menu Price Hikes
Federal agents seized 52 pounds of marijuana in San Francisco with a street value of at least 150000 as two men and a woman were arrested on drug charges. The case coincides with wage increases for restaurant workers, prompting operators to consider price hikes to cover costs. Frank Aragon, his wife Virginia, and Jose Griezo, all 32, were detained. Executive VP C F DeLano of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association said wage boosts of 40 cents to a dollar a day are forcing menus up as operators struggle with rising expenses.
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Satclltics
Itr
Paradise
Altoday
Enu
Dri
Frank Aragon
Virginia
Jose Griezo
C. F. DeLano
Golden Gate Restaurant Association
Electoral Observers to Watch U S Campaign Invited
The State Department announced invitations to the United States for observers from the USSR and four other Communist nations to view the election campaign. Seventy six non Communist observers from fourteen nations, plus thirteen journalists from eight North Atlantic Treaty countries, will also attend. Observers may witness the final campaign and voting. no Khrushchev or Bulganin invitation is planned.
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Russia
State Department
Wayne
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Bulgaria
Red China
United States
Lincoln White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
U.S
Karushchev
Bul‘ganin
More Aid for Handicapped Pupils Asked in Bay Area
San Francisco report states California should raise its share of funding for educating handicapped children. Educators told the interim education committee that funds should be allocated without pitting handicapped against normal students. Norman Lien, William Herbig, and Dr. Al Tudyman testified that rural districts struggle to meet matching funds, overcrowded special schools persist, and per pupil costs for handicapped students are much higher.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
of California
State Senate
Norman
Lien
Santa Cruz County
William S. Herbig
San Mateo County
al Tudyman
Oakland
Berbig
Weather forecast shifts to cooler next day
The weatherman who predicted slightly warmer today now nudges to slightly cooler for tomorrow. He says conditions will be fair. Yesterday’s high and today’s low were not provided in the readable text.
Nehru to decide Suez peace in talks with Nasser
Cairo sources say a workable Suez compromise hinges on Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Krishna Menon met Nasser while Nehru plans talks with Eisenhower in Washington, with Britain France and the United States seeking council backing for their proposals. War threats persist after Eden Paris talks and Saudi king Saud meeting. Egyptian circles welcome the communique backing its case in the Security Council.
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Sersi
Suez
Pime
Jawaharlal Nehau
India
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menor
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arishna Menon
London
U.S
Eisenhower
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Washington
U.N. Security Council
Britain
France
Council
Paris
Anthony Eden
Eden
Fence
Mediterranean
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Riyadh
Cancer Smoking Link Revealed In Major ACS Report
The American Cancer Society announces four year study results showing cigarette smoking raises death risk across causes. Key findings include a 73 percent higher death rate among smokers, about tenfold lung cancer risk for regular smokers, nearly double coronary deaths for men smoking one or more packs daily, and about twenty seven times lung cancer risk for very heavy smokers.
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New York
American Cancer Society
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