Ike Plans Atomic Powered Merchant Ship Announcement
President Eisenhower announced the United States will build an atomic powered merchant ship to showcase peaceful atom uses. The nuclear propelled craft could travel thousands of miles without refueling, with construction timing and cost to be provided by Congress soon. He outlined tariff reforms as key to maintaining global peace, and noted the Atomic Energy Commission and Maritime Administration are refining specs for the vessel.
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Jap Diet Told Anti Red Policy By Hatoyama
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama told the Diet that Japan remains movably anti Communist despite peace and trade talks with Russia and China. He urged distinguishing opening relations from aiding Communism and warned of rearmament to secure independence with gradual U S force withdrawal.
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Raft Lehi Sees Delayed Hawaii Voyage At Oakland Dock
Winds and rough seas postpone the Lehi raft voyage from Jack London Square toward Hawaii. Skipper De Vere Baker will not sail until weather clears after warning storms along the coast. First mate Willie Souza, an ex-Air Force electronics specialist from Hayward, joins as radioman though the raft carries no radar.
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Air Force
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State College Bill Support From Hayward Chamber
Two Hayward Chamber of Commerce members Roger Anderson and H. M. Hansen traveled to Sacramento to back a state college recognition bill for the Hayward area in Southern Alameda County. The bill was before the Assembly Ways and Means committee at 3 p.m. Hansen and Anderson planned to report to the chamber's education committee at noon tomorrow, tying their Sacramento update to the agenda addressing the comic book issue.
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Writ Filed to Halt Foothill Annex Action
A complaint seeks a writ of mandamus to stop further Foothill annexation affecting the Capwell's Hayward site. Hayward councilmen to be served with summons as the writ or alternative will order the city to show cause why the annexation should not be stopped. hearing sought for May 12.
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Vaccine doses underway for 23000 schoolchildren in SF
Twenty health department teams began inoculating 23000 first and second grade school children with Salk polio vaccine. About 4000 children will be dosed by today, with the rest by Friday. Each team includes doctors and nurses, no clerks. Dr Ellis D Sox, San Francisco Health Director, calls it the city's largest mass inoculation. First series started in scattered schools and 217 schools by Friday.
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Federal Air Pollution Study Is Promised
Assistant Surgeon General Justin M. Andrews promised an intensified federal air pollution study to augment research programs already under way in the United States. He spoke at the Third National Pollution Symposium calling the issue the most complicated since the industrial revolution.
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Rise in crime reported by FBI chief in 1954
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says crime rose for the seventh straight year in 1954 with an estimated 2,267,250 major crimes. The report, covering 5787 agencies, notes a 5 percent rise from 1953, driven by robberies burglaries and larcenies, while homicides and auto thefts declined.
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Beauty Advice Column Opens on Women’s Page
Daily Review prints a new women’s page feature by Marian Matthews. Miss Matthews will present daily tips on slimming, exercise, and grooming including a diet and exercise booklet offer featured in today’s column.
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Union City vs Treeview Annexation Case in Court
San Francisco federal appellate session opened over a 2400 acre industrial parcel south of Hayward with Union City and Castro Valley factions arguing over annexation. District Attorney King and Moore represented Alameda County while Borghi urged incorporation with Centerville backing.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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Fred B. Wood
Bomb blast postponed by weather at Nevada test site
The Atomic Energy Commission canceled the scheduled atomic explosion near an Nevada test site due to meteorological conditions. Forecasters predicted a cloud and wind pattern that could cause unacceptable radioactive fallout over populated areas, prompting officials to delay the shot for at least 24 hours.
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Air Force cuts fueled by atomic stockpile and new commander
The Air Force testimony to Congress cites a 950 million dollar cut in ammunition requests tied to a growing atomic and hydrogen stockpile. It notes Eisenhower’s warning of atomic use against military targets and outlines budget shifts, missile focus, and changes in top command, including Partridge replacing Chid as full general.
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Assembly OKs Bill Altering Death Penalty in California
In Sacramento the Assembly narrowly approved a bill that would abolish the death penalty by placing jury sentencing solely on their specific recommendation. Critics say it would shift responsibility from judges and end state executions, while supporters argue it strengthens juries and safeguards the condemned.
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Los Angeles
McMillan
Brucey E. Allen
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Imprisoned U S Airmen Reference in Formosa Talks Rejected
Peiping radio said Communist China rejected U S terms for talks on Formosa crisis and warned imprisoned American fliers might be used as bargaining points. Chou En Lai’s bid to sit down was tied to pre requisites including Chiang Kai shek’s participation and immediate cease fire. Burma's Premier U Nu echoed that Red China would refuse negotiations if Nationalist China attended, while Taipei officials said they would not sit with Communists on any terms.
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Russian Talks Session May 8 Paris Meeting
The United States British and French foreign ministers will meet in Paris on May 8 to discuss plans for a Big Four conference with Russia and other European issues. The State Department said the three Western powers earnestly favor a four power conference and a peaceful settlement of questions affecting postwar stability.
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