Squabble over Army charges may delay hearing on McCarthy
Washington dispatch reports a dispute over premature disclosure of the Army charges against Senator McCarthy and his chief counsel Roy M. Cohn. Mundt, acting as chair, warned hearings set for next Thursday could be delayed if the leak is not resolved. The Army accused McCarthy Cohn and staff director Cars of pressuring for preferential treatment for Pvt. G David Schine. Cohn demanded an immediate subcommittee investigation to find who leaked the 39 charges to the press.
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Alvin Spivar
Washington
INS
Army
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
McCarthy
Cohn
Francis P. Cars
Subcommittee
Pvt
David Schine
Schine
Robert T. Stevens
Pentagon
Ray H. Jenkins
Mundt
UNDT
Colin Carr
Boundaries Set On Ashland Area Incorporation
Ashland steering committee set proposed boundaries for the Ashland incorporation using Core Foundation survey lines. The vote allowed the group to circulate petitions. several members favored annexation to San Leandro or abstained. Bill Sharp appointed to the steering group, and an April 29 report will address school annexation laws and bonded debt disposition.
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Ashlland
Ashland
Core Foundation
Ed Laudani
Physical Properties
Laudani
Gerald Cochran
B. T. Harkins
Ashland Dads Club
James Sullivan
Ashland Improvement Club
Ed Landani
Ashland Liors Club
Ralph Ruggieri
Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce
Cochran
el Portal Improvement Club
George Simpson
Halcyon Area
San Leandro
Mary Wilson
Fairmont Terraze Improvement Club
Bill Sharp
Hesperian Gardens Improvement Club
Ed Clark Hillcrest
Knolls Improvem Club
Simpson
President hints at not seeking a second term
Inside the White House President Johnson jokingly and earnestly signals he does not want a second term after a private chat with Martin following a conference with Republican leaders. The exchange ends with a grim, unsmiling moment before a continuation note references Page 12.
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Martin
White House
White Mouse
Refuse Dump Control Bill Introduced
A county Board of Supervisors proposes new controls over refuse dumps with public hearings planned on the long awaited legislation. The report also notes two explosive situations may flare before the Eden hospital Board of Directors. Odds on rain discussed in a separate story.
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County Board of Supervisors
Eden Hospital Board of Directors
Reaction Surges On Sharing H-Bomb Secrets
Washington senators clash over a sweeping bill to share external details of atomic weapons with NATO allies, including hydrogen bomb data. Supporters say the measure aids defense, training, and assessment, while critics warn of dangerous risks and call for careful study.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Europe
Canada
Pst McCarran
Nev
Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarran
Faul H. Douglas
Sen
Estes Kevauver
Tenn
W. Sterling Cole
Senate House Atomic Committee
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Eisenhower
NATO
United States
Cole and
Hickenlooper
Fire Averted By C V Woman
Castro Valley report says Mrs. D. Steinberg woke to smoke from an overheated deep freezer. Firefighters confined the damage to the unit after the early morning blaze at 2 05 am. Hayward crews responded to a false alarm from a box at By and Front streets. No major incidents since November 9 of last year.
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Castro Valley
D. Steinberg
Tanglewood
Hayward
Gil
Julian Burke
Vic Hubbard
Cherryland Fire Department
Exile groups warn 49000 slave labor in Czechoslovakia mines
UNITED NATIONS N Y 14s The leaders of 23 anti Russian exile groups say 49000 laborers toil for Communist masters in Czechoslovakian uranium mines. They urge UN ECOSOC to push for on the spot investigations and warn slave labor thrives behind the Iron Curtain to flood Western markets with cheap goods.
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United Nations
N.Y
Europe
Economic and Social Council
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Eisenhower pledges US support if Europe attacked
President Eisenhower pledged anew that the United States would stand behind western Europe in case of an enemy attack. He told the six EDC signatories from Augusta that any action threatening the European defense community would threaten US security. He urged ratification and outlined steps including continued US forces in Europe and closer NATO_EDC cooperation.
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UFI
Eisenhower
United States
Western Europe
European Defense Community
France
Italy
Europe
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
White House
Augusta National Country Club
NATO
Atlantic
EDC
EOC
U.S
American Congress
Strangest Windshield Damage Baffles Northwest Police
Seattle police report thousands of windshields damaged by tiny star pits blamed on unseen missiles. Everett and at least 11 cities in five counties saw similar damage with no injuries. theories ranged from vandalism to H bomb tests. Officials found tar-like traces. Geiger tests were negative. insurers worry over mounting claims.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
South Pacific
Seatte Police Department
Everett
Washington
Dorothy Manfreda
Bellingham
Island
Tom Clack
Hedrick
Senate Poised In Readiness For AEC Probe
Senate and house committees lock in for a probe into Oppenheimer. A three man AEC panel led by Gordon Gray continues secret hearings on whether the Los Alamos founder should be barred from atomic work. McCarthy signals new affidavits. Jenner and Velde maintain broad files on the case.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Gray
Army
University of North, Carolina
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos, N.M
Sterling Cole
R. N.Y
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
William E. Jenner
House -On- American Activities Committer
Harold Velde
Joseph Ji. McCarthy
Phoenix
Ariz
Wisconsin
Solemn Good Friday Observances Across Northern California
In San Francisco thousands attended services marking Christ's agony on the cross, with many businesses closing noon to 3 pm. The Civic Auditorium hosted a Catholic mass led by Archbishop Mitty, and Sunrise Easter services were planned at Mount Davidson and Mount View cemetery. USO clubs offered Easter dinners. an Islam group staged a 25th annual event for Shriners Hospital patients.
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California
Civic Auditorium
John J. Mitty
Salvation Army
Union Square
Jesus
Mount Davidson
Maj
Leonard Adams
Treasure Island
East Bay
Mountain View Cemetery
USO
Order of de Moray
Shriners
Housing Racket In 33 May Have Hit $100 Million
Washington sources say abuses in the federal housing administration home repair program may have reached about 100 million dollars last year. Overpricing shoddy work and fraud in contracts drained homeowners, with inflated estimates by homeowners themselves as part of the scheme. The scandal contributed to FHA Commissioner Guy T. Hollyday's ouster by President Eisenhower amid multi million dollar scandals in FHA. Senate leader Homer Capehart noted postwar builders profited greatly in housing, while estimates of homeowners losses in FHA remodeling loans remained undisclosed.
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Washington
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Ine
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Guy T. Hollyday
Eisenhower
Senate Banking Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Capenart
FEA
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CrossOn
Arthur E. Summerfield
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American Society of Newspaper |Editors
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Freedom of Information Committee
Theodore C.streibert
U.S. Information Agency
Post Office Department
Bob Considine
Hayward Savings & Loan Association
Main
Herbert F. Way, Pres
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