Fulbright OKs Dropping Some McCarthy Charges
Senator Fulbright signals support for slimming the McCarthy censure case as the Senate special committee weighs dropping some charges. He backs retaining the 10,000 Lustron fee and the invitation-to-violate-oath charge while noting public hearings begin August 30 and a possible October Senate action.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Joseph RB. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Fulbright
Special Committee
Senate
McCarthy
Lustron Housing Corporation
McCar
Army
Lustron
Tulbright
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
U. S. Plans Atomic Pool Excluding Russians
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States is drafting plans to implement Eisenhower’s atomic pool without Russian participation. He noted the last Russian reply was about 99 percent negative and that the plan would allow exchange of atomic facilities among nations contributing power or benefiting from peaceful productivity.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Southeast Asia defense talks eyed for week end
Officials hinted at an upcoming statement by prospective alliance members on progress toward forming a Southeast Asia defense pact. The discussion at a news conference touched on countering internal subversion and widening Japanese market access as part of broader tariff and trade aims. About 500 steel workers have been idled amid the long contract dispute at Pacific States Steel.
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Dulies
Southeast Asia Defense Alliance
Free Nations
Southeast Asia
Pertecens Ds
Alance
NILES
Pacific States
United Japanese Economy
Steel Workers Union
Parside
Enese
Southeast Asia alliance seen by September 1
Undersecretary of State W Bedell Smith says an anti aggression pact including Britain France Australia New Zealand the Philippines Thailand Pakistan and Malaya should form by September 1 with India and Indonesia aloof and Burma undecided. The NATO styled treaty would be military and economic to curb Communist aggression. Details kept secret while negotiations continue.
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Washington
Fong
Southeast Asia
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Malaya
India
Indonesia
Burma
W. Bedell Smith
Southeast Asia Alliance
NATO
Smith
Free Southeast
Dulles
San Quentin inquiry finds no evidence to support brutality charges
A three member board found no evidence to back charges of brutality or sexual assaults in San Quentin prison psychiatry ward. The panel urged a broad study of psychiatric services and staffing, with a survey team from Stanford, UC medical schools, the Mental Hygiene Department, and Langley Porter Clinic. Warden Teets and Dr. Willcuts denied abuse claims, saying they would have heard of any injuries.
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San Quentin
San Quentin Prison
Austin MacCormick
University of California
Richard A. McGee
State Department of Corrections
Stanford
California Medical Schools
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Langley Porter Clinic
San Francisco
Dan Julian
McGee
Harley O. Teets
M. D. W Scutts
Julian
Willcutts
Teets
Studebaker Workers Back To Vote On Pay Cut
SOUTH BEND Ind Eleven thousand Studebaker workers will be summoned to reconsider their rejection of a wage cut after the company warned of possible plant closure within 60 days. CIO United Auto Workers official Forrest Hanna said petitions urged a new vote and the executive board will set a membership meeting for Thursday.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Tony
Forrest Hanna
CIO United Auto Workers Union
Hanna
Ntil
Mendes-France Triumphs In Economy Overhaul Vote
Premier Pierre Mendes-France won a strong confidence vote in the National Assembly 301 to 90 as he pressed a long range plan to modernize and expand production while reforming taxation. He argued for coordinated agriculture and industry to lift France economically despite Communist abstention and debate over the EDC treaty.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Moscow
France
Assembly
Mendes-France
Jacques Duclos
Red Deputies
Duclos
NATO
Italy
Halcyon Improvers Recruit New Members
Halcyon Improvement association annexation committee seeks seven residents to join a turnout program for the September 15 vote on annexation to San Leandro. A meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at Halcyon show on 2895 Halcyon drive invites Groom area residents and those near the Golden Grain plant to participate, per annexation chairman John Boomer.
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Ashland
Halcyon Improvement Association
Halcyon Area
San Leandro
Halcyon
Halcyon Show
Halcyon Drive
Groom and Groom
Golden Grain Plant
145Th Avenue
John Boomer
Abstraction's Joke Draws Second Prize at San Mateo Fair
San Mateo officials awarded second prize to a gag abstraction titled Schizophrenic by Kearney Walton of Bur-H ingame who signed as Al Bijou. Walton, a Peninsula Art association head, says the piece mocks modern abstraction and expressed inner confused feelings of a madman as judges including Carl Ostertag Hamilton Wolf and Louis Siegrist evaluated it.
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San Mateo
San Mateo County
Kearney Walton
Bur- Hingame
Peninsula Art Association
Walton
al Bijou
Eisenhower Rejects Bid to Return German Assets
President Eisenhower informs West Germany he disapproves of congressional moves to return half a billion dollars in seized German assets. He hopes for a fair solution and notes many bills exist in Congress without White House approval. He asks consideration of legitimate American wartime claims and cites Germany’s ongoing economic strains under Adenauer.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Konrad Adenauer
Everett M. Dirkson
Ill
Congress
Adenauer
Hayward Council Favors Courthouse Site on Owen Land
Alameda County supervisors were told by Hayward City Manager John Ficklin that the Hayward city council favors a small courthouse site on Owen land. He reiterated the position at the morning meeting, emphasizing the council’s preference for establishing the courthouse on that property.
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Council
Owen Land
Ficklin
Oakland
Hayward
John Ficklin
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Burglars Loot New Italian Village Bar in Niles
Burglars broke into the new Italian Village at 730 Niles Road Niles last night and fled with 15 20 cases of liquor the contents of a cigarette machine and the first two one dollar bills from a frame over the bar co-owners Mike Ramacciotti and Guido Roggi reported the bills were taken as good luck tokens Janitor Gilbert Quilici found the break at 645 am today a restroom window and two interior doors were forced a small rollaway safe was opened and papers scattered but the burglars failed to crack a floor safe sheriff's deputies said
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Niles
Niles Road
Mike Ramacciotti
Guido Roggi
Gilbert Quilici
Senate Defeat of Farm Bloc in Price Support Battle
The Senate rejected a bid for mandatory price supports on feed grains by 54 to 33, a contest within the farm bloc. Sen Milton R. Young and Sen Hubert Humphrey led the substitute proposal tied to parity with corn. Secretary Benson faced criticism as the administration claimed a whip hand in farm legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Milton R. Young
RND
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Young-Humphrey
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Agriculture Committee
Young Humphrey
Aiken
Agrculture
Ezra T. Benson
Young
Renson
Humphrey
Benson
Clinton P. Anderson
N.M
Truman
No Such Thing as Minor Violation Says CHP Chief
California Highway Patrol Commissioner B R Caldwell asserts there is no minor traffic violation while reviewing six months of 1954 motorist records. He notes 915 traffic deaths in unincorporated California areas, urges enforcement on the highways to reduce accidents.
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Sacramento
B. R. Caldwell
California Highway Patrol
California
Caldwell
San Leandro Woman Seeks Injunction Over Halcyon Annexation
Ethel M. Showmaker of San Leandro filed suit in Alameda County Superior Court seeking a temporary restraining order and injunction against San Leandro and its seven councilmen to stop the Halcyon annexation and the September 15 election. Judge Ralph E. Hoyt ordered a hearing and required the defendants to show cause why they should not be restrained from proceeding with the annexation in the pending case. The suit contends San Leandro failed to obtain Hayward consent as required when annexations run along East 14th Street near the Halcyon area, and notes earlier procedural errors including fire protection district notice and a June 22 protest hearing mishap. Foothill Manor annexation plans and notices are referenced but not addressed in this action.
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Ethel M. Showmaker
San Leandro
Alameda County
Ralph E. Hoyt
Hoyt
Penti Zency
Showmaker
Hayward
Halcyon
San Leandro Comcs A
Foothill Manor
Congress Won't Quit This Week Says GOP Leaders
Washington Republicans predict Congress will finish up some items next week after talks with President Eisenhower. Senate plans depend on days spent debating the atomic energy bill and a possible McCarthy censure resolution. The president delays his Colorado trip, staying in Washington until sessions end.
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Washington
Ins
Congress
Eisenhower
Colorado
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
House
Joseph W. Martin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Accident Prevention Award To Be Given
Continental Can Company of Hayward will receive an Award of Merit for outstanding industrial accident prevention. James Butler of Liberty Mutual Insurance presents the honor for a 1,017,253 man hour record with no lost time accidents from November 17, 1948 to April 30, 1964. R. M. McPherson, plant manager, will accept at Wills Lorenzo San Lorenzo Village, assisted by E. W. Larsson, Continental Can safety director.
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Continental Can Company, Inc
Hayward
James 8. Butler
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Continen
Tal Can
Wills Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
R. M. McPherson
E. W. Larsson
Continental Can
Local Men To Attend Santa Barbara Fiesta
Captain Vel D Peters USMC from San Lorenzo will lead a group of 18 Oak Knoll patients leaving by air for Santa Barbara to attend the Old Spanish Days Fiesta. Ensign Clyde O Wimberly of Hayward will join hospital staff accompanying the group.
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Oakland
Vel D. Peters
USMC
San Lorenzo
Oak Knoll
Santa Barbara
Clyde O. Wimberly
Waverly Street
Hayward
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