Army Report Says McCarthy Used Improper Means
The Army released a secret report accusing Sen. Joseph McCarthy and Roy Cohn of pressuring for favored duty for Pvt. David Schine. It lists nearly 30 charges and claims McCarthy knew of threats, with prepared written charges to be submitted. Senate subcommittee witnesses began secret questioning ahead of televised hearings as ground rules were set.
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Washington
U.P
Army
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roy C. Cohn
Capitol Hill
Cohn
David Schine
New York
McCarthy
Senate
Schine
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Subcommittee
Army-McCarthy
Jonn
McCar
Texas
Wisconsin Republian
Robert T. Stevens
Carthy
D &Nurees
Oakland Police Hold Suspects In CV Holdup
Oakland police and sheriff detectives report holding two men for questioning in a Castro Valley holdup at Hagstrom's Food Store on Castro Valley Boulevard. Clerk Elsie Atterbery and cashier William Neilson described a gunman. a second man helped load money and groceries into a bag. The suspects’ identities and ages are listed as William Reilly and Richard Carpton.
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Oakland
Hagstrom
Castro Valley Boulevard
William ‘Reilly
Melcher Street
San Leandro
Richard Carpenton
Frye Street
14Th Street
iCastra Valley
William Neilson
Anita Avenue
Castra Valley
Sheriff's
Neilson
Elsie Atterbery
Victory Drive
Castro Valley
Potice
Dulles May Visit Augusta Report On Peace Alliance
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles may travel to Augusta next week to brief President Eisenhower on negotiations for a 10 nation peace alliance in the western Pacific. White House aide said plans are uncertain, with a possible in-person or telephone report after Dulles returns from Europe. The President will remain in Augusta until he speaks in Washington on April 22 and attends Easter services.
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Augusta
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Western Pacific
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
United States
London
Paris
Puck Island
Ontario
Hagerty
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Advertising Bureau
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Augusta National Golf Club
Mr. Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church
City Planners Approve Hunt Foods Annexation
The Hayward Hathaway Annex No 1 including the Hunt Foods A street plant United Can and Glass and land of Mrs Leona Phillips was recommended for annexation by the planning commission last night
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Hayward—Hathaway
Hunt Foods
United Can and Glass
Leona Phillips
City Planning Commission
General O'Daniel To Head U S Army Mission In Indochina
Gen John W O Daniel flies to Saigon to head the U S military mission in Indochina as American officials hope he can aid French efforts to train loyal Indochinese troops. The mission includes advisory officers but none participate in combat. The piece also notes annexation plans affecting Cherryland water district and Hunt Foods properties in Hayward.
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Hanoi
Indochina
John W. “Tron
Mike” O'Daniel
Saigon
U.S
U. S
Donald Heath
O'Daniel
Honolulu
Korea
Pacific
United States
Jday
Dien’ Bien Phu
Greenspun Postal Trial Continued in Nevada
Las Vegas publisher Herman M. Greenspun faced a federal grand jury indictment charging postal law violations related to columns urging murder or assassination of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. The hearing was continued after Judge Roger T. Foley recused himself due to Greenspun employing Foley’s son as counsel, with an anticipated resumption this fall before a new Nevada judge takes the bench.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Herman M
Hark) Greenspun
Nevada
Red Cross Council To Meet At Air Base
The East Bay Coordinating Council of the American Red Cross will hold its monthly meeting at Parks AFB next Monday at 10 30 a m. Chapters from Alameda Berkeley Mt Diablo Oakland Hayward Pleasanton Livermore Washington Township San Leandro and San Joaquin will send representatives.
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Parks Afb
East Bay
MIT Professor Plans To Aid Oppenheimer Testimony
MIT professor Walter G. Whitman of the chemical engineering department said he would testify in Washington next week at the security hearing of J Robert Oppenheimer. He stated his planned assistance aims to clarify questions arising in the hearing.
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MIT
Oppenheimer
Boston
Walter G. Whittan
Chemical Engineering Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Geneva conference not a five power parley says Dulles
The American position explained by Dulles likens Geneva to the Panmunjom talks a tri nation effort to craft peace with two aggressor nations Delegates will sit separately allies versus Reds Peiping attends as a Kremlin satellite and not as recognition The U S is ready to push hard to bar Red China from Geneva no procedural agreement with the Communists yet French push for different approach Continued on page 12
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Europe
Dulles
Geneva
Korea
Peiping
China
Russia
Kremlin
U.S
Smith Keeps Publishing Ashland Newspaper Amid Claims
Hal Smith announced he will continue to publish the Ashland Plain Dealer despite reports of a takeover by Mrs. Jean May. May confirmed the statement, saying she and Ben Bradford are publishing the Ashland Friend edition today for Ashland area residents.
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Ashland
Hal Smith
Ashland Plain ‘Dealer
Jean May
Scientists Push Open Hearing On Oppenheimer Case
Washington reports that many top scientists want an open House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee hearing on J. Robert Oppenheimer’s case over royalty charges. Defense Secretary Wilson ordered a broad security review of all personnel, civilian and military, amid ongoing secret investigations by the Atomic Energy Commission board aiming for a decision within two weeks. Senator McCarthy claims affidavits prove Oppenheimer had contact with a Communist party member.
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Washington
J. Robert
Ipenheimer
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Oppenheimer
Defense
Charles E.wilson
Defense Department
Wilson
Department
Oppenheimler
Thee Defense Department
Research and Development Board
Special Atomic Energy Commission Board
Dixie the Friendly Doe Found After Killing Suspects Held
Dixie the friendly doe in Hayward was found shot and skinned after two 18 year old San Lorenzo high school boys admitted killing her at about 4 am. A park warden had earlier seen a youth leaving the area with bow and arrows. The boys face juvenile citations for violating the Fish and Game code. the father may also face charges. Perceived foul play emerged when the deer pen area showed broken arrows and a dragged carcass. The case winds through local authorities as investigators review the circumstances and potential charges.
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Hayward
Dixie
Memorial Park
San Lorenzo High School
George Kelly
Niles Canyon
Djing
Art Phillips
Frank Hall
Utica
Rosamond Gifford
Oneida County
Doctor Confers With Officials On Polio Vaccine Trials
Dr Robert F Kors deputy director at University of Michigan polio vaccine center said the field trial vaccine is perfectly safe by accepted standards. In Castro Valley discussions with state and Alameda county health officials, concerns over legal facilities for testing linger while schools prepare to enroll first to third graders with parental consent. Kors, on leave from New York State Health Department, answered questions about live virus found in early vaccine lots and stressed that no such vaccine would be released before passing three independent lab safety checks.
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Robert F. Korns
University of Michigan
Alameda County
Kors
New York State ‘Department of Health
California State Department of Health
Humphrey urges quick action on tax reform bill
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey called for swift Senate action on the administration tax bill to spur job creation and economic expansion. He said the measure would provide tax relief for millions, though critics argue it favors the rich, and stressed that jobs come before further tax cuts.
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Washington, Lp
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
American Society of Newspaper Editors
House
Planners Approve Three Big Tracts In Alameda County
Alameda county planning commission approved three large tracts totaling 674 homesites in southern Alameda County. Tract 1406 near Derole on the east side of the state highway holds 486 lots of 5000 square feet, opposite Hillview Crest. Tract 1465, north of Blacow road at Centerville, adds 63 lots with minimum 9000 square feet, extending Glenroor Homes. Tract 1408 near Mission San Jose road, west of Mission San Jose, contains 23 lots in Mission San Jose. Galton Corporation is the subdivider.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Alameda County Planning Commission
Derole
Hillview Crest
Treeview Homes
Centerville
Blacow Road
Glenroor Homes
Mission
Radford Urges Asia Solidarity Against Iron Curtain
Admiral Arthur W. Radford told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that free nations with strategic interests in Southeast Asia must unite and cooperate. He warned they cannot allow the iron curtain to encircle another area and stressed the need for solidarity and action.
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Washington
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Nsoutheast Asia
American Society
iChiefs
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