Big Road Program Approved
The House Public Works committee backed a 51 billion road construction program over 13 years funded by federal and state governments. The plan expands the nation’s 40,000 mile highway system, boosts federal aid for roads, increases construction on federal property, raises taxes on fuels and tires, and sets axle weight limits 14,000 pounds per axle while permitting unlimited height length or width for trucks.
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Washington
INS
House Public Works Committee
House
Bruce Alger
Tex
Fred Sehwengel
Iowa
British Reds Hold Franks and Useful Cold War Talks
British Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin along with Nikita Khrushchev and advisers concluded two days of formal discussions in London. A communique described talks as frank and useful covering disarmament and Middle East peace. Bulganin urged peaceful coexistence while Khrushchev warned against Western hard lines.
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London
Middle East
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Mansion House
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Lawyer John Fryer Dies in Apparent Self Destruction
In Fair Oaks California John Fryer 43 was found dead in a bathroom by his daughter with a .22 rifle beside him as his wife waited with their four children in the car to take them to school. Coroner ruled death as self inflicted with possible financial stress mentioned by Mrs Fryer.
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Sacramento
John Fiver
Fair Oaks
Fryer
Parking Survey In Hayward Set
Hayward plans a parking survey to measure off street space and determine extra needs. George Oakes, chair of the chamber of commerce pare committee, announced after a joint meeting with city officials. The city and chamber will list downtown property owners to receive progress bulletins and future plans. A second parking committee meeting is set in two weeks to discuss financing and coordination with Downtown Parking Association members.
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Hayward
George Oakes
Chamber of Commerce
Oakes
Downtown Parking Association
Propaganda Fund Hits Peak in U S Information Service
The House Appropriations committee approved a record 107 million to finance America propaganda efforts against communism within a 3596 million year budget. Funds fund the U S Information Service operating Voice of America overseas libraries and cultural exchanges, including trade, student programs, touring orchestras and sports teams.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
America
State and Justice Departments
Federal Judiciary
Ares
Eisenhower
U. & Information Service
Voice of America
Archaeologists Make Dull Find In Ancient Remains
In Los Angeles Senator Estes Kefauver began a California tour for the June 4 primary while in Dallas a burglary at Harry Kirzner's home yielded a razor from the eighth century B C. The thief fled, leaving hat and coat behind before escaping again.
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Los Angeles
Estes Kefauver
Ancona
Aly
P Arcasolo
Dallas
Diego
Ists
Harry Kirzner
Kirzner
Cell
Red Tag Days Continue in Hayward Stores Stay Open Late
Red Tag flags persist as Hayward merchants extend hours to 9 tonight and tomorrow. Shoppers gain extra time to snag bargains, with Red Tag values listed in today and tomorrow’s Daily Review.
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Hayward
Today
Sunnyvale Wins GM Plant Battle Over Decoto Site
Alvarado Chamber of Commerce heard GM chose Sunnyvale over Decoto for a new plant. Findings cited San Jose’s developed living area, definite Sunnyvale assurances, and protected zoning. Decoto cited unincorporated status, land disputes, and weaker infrastructure as risks.
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Alvarado
General Motors
Sunnyvale
Alvarado Chamber of Commerce
Henry Leidsen
Guilford W. Koch
Alameda County
Decato
Industion
Decoto
Lises
Deecala
Kenneth Garcia
Chamber of Commerce
Decalo
Koch
Garcia
Manuel Hidalgo
The
Merchants Association
Oscar Dawe
Riot at San Jose State as 15 Students Held
Police arrested 30 San Jose State students after a campus riot over reinstating Spardi Gras. About 500 students joined the melee on fraternity row, with 14 booked for participating in a riot and 15 released. A dummy labeled Wahlquist was hung during the protest aimed at reinstating the festival.
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San Jose
San Jose State College
John Tt ‘Wehlquist
Wahlquist
Editors See the Victory in 1952 Election Hope
Washington editors predict President Eisenhower will be reelected, citing party strength and public support for postwar stability. They note broad backing from major newspapers and journalistic confidence in the administration’s policy direction.
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Washington
INS
Hisenhower
Feline Mischief Stirs Oakland Election Night Rumors
A fragmented clipping reports Alameda County Grand Jury foreman selection and mayoral race chatter. It notes James R. Agey named judge, Winthrop Brandscheid predicting a closer contest than four years ago, and an editor’s anecdote about a cat left in a bedroom during a Society of Newspaper Editors convention.
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Oakland
James R. Agey
Des Moines
Mys
Winthrop J. Brandscheidder
Willjgene Gillespie
Thias Foreman
Alameda
County Grand Jury
Nual
Thes Society of Newspaper Editors
Cars and Truck In Smash-Up At Tennyson Road
Three-vehicle collision on Hesperian Boulevard near Tennyson Road left one driver with superficial injuries. George Carlson of Centerville treated at Fairmont hospital and released. Wilbur Dixon and Anthony Bettencourt involved. investigation for possible citations. Separate bicycle crash injures Ann Marie Davoren in San Leandro. no citations issued.
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Hunt Foods
George C. Carlson
Elliot Street
Centerville
Tennyson Road
Hesperian Boulevard
Carlson
Anthony Bettencourt
Standish
Earl
California’ Highway Patrol
George €. Carlson
Elliot Stret
Fairmont Hospital
Oficer
Bill Bradshaw
Wilbur Dixon
Ith Avenue
Oakland
Tennysons Road
Hayward
Dixon
Bradshaw
CHP
Ann Marie Davoren
Sybil
San Leandro
Elsie Avenue
Erna Ellen Bunten
Ie Avenue
Erict
Frank Charles Slater
Western Road
Willard
Arthur Hambledon
Dezoto
Niles Canyon Road
Highway 9
Teannie DeBruler
Potomarouri
Niles
Slater
British Rocket Expert Killed in Australian Blast
An English rocket specialist directing a vest of new rockets was killed and five engineers seriously injured when a missile exploded prematurely at the Woomera range in Australia. Authorities imposed security restrictions as Britain conducts nuclear tests there.
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Sydney
Australia
INS
Woomera Grounds
Britain
Border Violations Ignite New Crisis in Boxing Sessions
Fight manager Harry Pine could not explain missing funds as the California3 committee held its third day of hearings. James Cox pressed Fine over Lopes earnings in two Costa bouts, noting discrepancies between Fine’s records and New York Athletic Commission figures, and hinting at agent Billy Melnick’s 15 percent commission.
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Oakland
Harry Pine
California3 Committee
James Cox
Fine
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Carmets Costa
New York
Cox
Costa
Lopes
New York Athletic Commission
Billy Melnick
Melnick
Margaret Truman to face altar music in Independence rehearsal
Margaret Truman prepares for wedding rehearsals with fiancé Clifton Daniel Jr. in Independence. Reporters, photographers and crowds press as the town’s 40 000 residents anticipate the public unveiling of the couple ahead of the ceremony.
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Independence
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Clifton Daniel, Jr
Manacotol
Missouri
Trinity Church
Two Indicted In Gold Sales in San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury indicted Elbert S. Osborne 49 Cavé Junction Ore and Guy W. Pye 59 Auburn Calif on illegal gold dealings charges. They allegedly sold 78 ounces of gold for 2000 dollars to undercover agents at 25 dollars an ounce. A 1934 law fixed gold at 35 dollars an ounce and barred private sales.
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San. Francisco
Elbert S. Osborne
Cavé Junction
Ore
Guy, W. Pye
Auburn
California
Secret Service
Jury includes Sibley and region park officials in Berkeley
The panel features Robert Sibley of Berkeley, former manager of the California Alumni Association, and also includes the East Bay Regional Park District president among its members, signaling local leadership involvement.
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Robert Sibley
Berkeley
The
California Alumni Association
East Bay
UN Chief Efforts Yet Face Israel Jordan Border Fires
In Jerusalem the UN peace push led by Dag Hammarskjold is tested as Israel and Jordan accuse each other of border violations. A new incident reports Jordanian fire on an Israeli vehicle north of Bet Govrin with no casualties, while Egypt claims Israeli planes crossed Gaza strip. Both sides deny ceasefire breaches as mixed armistice commission probes.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Jordan
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Nehemia Brosh
Fallen Rocket Hunt Resumes Near Hayward
Air Force officials continue a 50 person hunt for a 36 inch by 3 inch inert rocket that fell near Hayward from a Hamilton AFB F-89D. The device is buried about 15 to 20 feet deep in soft earth four miles south of Hayward and is considered unlikely to explode.
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Air Force
Hayward
Hamilton
Saar
Hamilton Afb
Review the Daily Review School Salute Ready
The Daily Review salutes education in Southern Alameda county with a giant 34 page Schools edition. It covers activities of teachers and pupils from Washington Manor to Warm Springs in observance of National Public Schools Week. Read and save the edition Monday.
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The
Daily Review
Alameda County
Review
Washington Manor
Warm Springs
Three Survive Mine Ordeal One 'Missing' Still Lost
Three miners were rescued after 38 to 42 hours trapped inside the Kaiser No 2 coal mine near Sunnyside Utah following a Wednesday cave in. Lavelley Golding Lloyd A Heath and Joseph A Archuleta survived and were in good spirits at a hospital. Foreman Joe Otterstrom remained missing as rescuers fought to reach him amid tons of rock and coal. Dynamite and entry-clearing methods were used in a bid to recover him.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Kaiser No. 2
Lavelley Golding
Lloyd A. Heath
Joseph A. Archuletta
Joe Otterstrom
Golding
Death
Archuletta
Otterstrom
Grace and Prince Honeymoon Aboard Yacht Vanishes
Aboard Yacht Grace and Yacht Monte Carlo, Grace and Prince Rainier disappear during their Mediterranean honeymoon. The Deg Javan te IL vessel, sailing from Villefranche toward Monaco, is enveloped by a blue haze as it sinks from view. The couple’s travel plans include Rome and Capri aboard the luxury craft Iberia nearby Ramier’s villa.
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Monte Carlo
Grace
Prince Rainier
Villefranche
Monaco
Philadelphia
Grimaldi
Rome
Isle of Capri
Ramier’s
Iberia
Steaks Turned to Hamburger in Mission Burglary
Police report burglars raided a Mission grocery, breaking a safe and taking about $3000. They allegedly used beet steaks from the store freezer to deaden the blast sound during the theft.
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Mission
Tex
Texas
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