Hoover Outlook and Fringe Delinquency Fight Plan
Former President Herbert Hoover at 83 speaks of world peace and disarmament while noting uncertain prospects of nuclear arms. He calls the free world stronger against Communism and surveys the US economic outlook as generally positive but warns inflation as a danger. He advocates community crime surveys, stricter punishment for hardened criminals, media accountability, and support for character-building groups to curb juvenile delinquency.
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House OKs Wage Increase for U S Government Workers
The House voted 329 to 8 to approve an across the board seven and a half percent wage hike for executive branch classified employees plus federal courts and Congress. The measure, estimated to add about 537 million dollars yearly, heads to the Senate amid veto threats and debt ceiling concerns. Rep. Halleck warned of a possible presidential veto and a fall special session. Rep. Browhill argued the increase slows the wage spiral and benefits workers.
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Administration
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R-Ind
Eisenhower
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R-Va
Golf Links Group Seeks City Golf Course in San Leandro
Planning commissioners are invited to a Thursday meeting of local citizens aiming to secure a municipal golf course for San Leandro. The session begins at 7 p.m. at the Bank of California located at 1145 EY 14th Street.
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Temperatures Far 'n' Wide
The Daily Review prints a broad notice of temperatures across wide regions. It includes publication details and circulation statements typical of small city papers.
Paternity Suit Names UC Doctor's Son as Father
In San Francisco a paternity suit filed in Superior Court alleges that Dr Lawrence B Carr, a University of California hospital intern and son of pathology professor Dr Jesse L Carr, fathered an unborn child with Bonnie L Jackson, a 35 year old secretarial worker. The suit, citing Carr's studies at George Washington University, mentions his mother's rumored estate valued at 13 million to be divided among her husband and four children.
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Victor Borge to perform in Bay Area shows
Renowned comedian pianist Victor Borge will present Comedy in Music in two Bay Area performances this month. He appears in San Jose on August 19 at the Civic Auditorium and in Oakland on August 27 at Oakland Auditorium, with tickets already on sale at local box offices.
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Wage Increases Blamed for Inflation Surge in Senate
Washington based steel executive Robert Tyson, chairman of the finance committee of U S Steel, told a Senate anti monopoly panel that wage inflation is the underlying cause of inflation and warned mills must raise prices to cover higher employment costs or face insolvency. He argued wage costs rise eight percent annually and that wage inflation drives broader price hikes across industries.
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McElroy Shields Stock Sale Before Secretary of Defense Post
Senate sources report Neil H. McElroy agreed to dispose of General Electric and Chrysler stock amid Senate Armed Services scrutiny to avoid conflicts with a defense chief role. McElroy, a director at GE and Chrysler, owns about 56,500 dollars in those shares and 12,000 Procter & Gamble shares, and says he will keep the P&G stake. He discussed the matter with Chairman Richard B. Russell and other leaders, who welcomed a sale of GE and Chrysler stock while preserving P&G holdings.
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Police Rout Irish Raid on Swatragh Barracks
About 100 outlawed IRA gunmen attacked Swatragh police barracks in Londonderry County early today. Police repulsed the assault with gunfire, causing damage to the barracks but no police casualties. Raiders possibly wounded as they withdrew. Swatragh is a mainly nationalist area in the Sperrin foothills.
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Castro Valley Approves School Bus Purchase
Trustees authorize a reduced purchase of Castro Valley School District's first bus. Delivered before Sept. 1 the bus will transport blind students to Marshall School and other pupils to a central location for their program.
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Marshall School
Alabama Mayor In Race Muddle
Tuskegee Alabama mayor Phil Lightfoot criticizes a large racial protest as aimless and counterproductive. He says the boycott harms the Negro community, claims voting rights will come without the boycott, and notes it fuels hatred. The protest began June 26 after a legislative measure cut a Negro section from city limits, denying over 400 voters municipal rights.
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Loop hole wins case for speeder in Pasadena
Lowell F. Hendershot won dismissal of a speeding citation yesterday as his own attorney. He showed that Sierra Madre traffic officers drove a green car and cited California vehicle code requiring traffic enforcement cars to be painted black and white. Hendershot is a former policeman.
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Lowell F. Hendershot
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California
British Planes Batter Rebels In Oman Clash
British bombers and jet fighters hit rebel positions around Firg in Muscat and Oman as part of a British backed assault. Ground forces under Brigadier Robertson prepared to move in after air strikes and reconnaissance. The Imam of Oman was reportedly supported by his brother Talek Bin Ali with about 200 trained men at the Firg stronghold.
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Innocent Plea In Assault Case At Municipal Court
Gomez Rodriguez, 48, pleaded innocent to charges of statutory assault in Municipal Court before Judge Gerald P. Connitt. Preliminary hearing set for Sept. 9. He is accused of repeated assaults on a 16 year old Hayward girl who now lives in Peticipe. Arrested July. Frank Crews of Hayward is defense counsel.
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Missionaries Convention at La Cruz Church Hayward
Latin Assembly of God church at 24463 Thomas Ave Hayward hosts a Latin-American missionary convention August 13 to 16. Host pastor Rev John Akino says representatives and missionaries recently from San Leandro and other Bay Area groups will speak at daily sessions starting 10 am. John Blaisdell of the Merchants Association invites San Leandro merchants and guests to daily luncheon at Haycock's with reservations via LO 8-5656.
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Knight Denies Senate Run Amid California GOP Strife
Knight rejects plans to run for Senate and defers comment on seeking re election amid a looming clash with Senator Knowland over the California gubernatorial race. Knowland stays mum on his own plans while a statewide tour is planned for September with a public declaration anticipated after the tour ends.
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Youths plan trip to Red China from Moscow festival
In Moscow, a Communist Youth Festival delegation announced that 13 to 40 American youths may tour Communist China despite the U.S. travel ban. China invited 15 on a free trip, but 25 more could join if they pay 180 dollars for three weeks. Washington warns trouble for any youths who go, with State Department reporting only fragmentary information on the plan.
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Hayward School Signups Begin for Fall Term
Hayward Elementary District resumes registering beginners and transfer pupils for the fall term on Monday at all school offices from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Jack Rees urged parents to register before opening day September 3 to allow advance classroom assignments. Beginners must be five years nine months old by September 1. parents should bring date of birth evidence.
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Radford Urges Peak U S Striking Power
Norfolk naval ceremony marks the commissioning of the U S Ranger, an 80 000 ton super aircraft carrier. Admiral William F Radford retiring Aug 15 warned the United States must maintain a ready effective retaliatory force to deter or win war. Ranger costing 179 5 million carries 3500 crew and about 90 aircraft with top speed over 30 knots. Three more supercarriers Kitty Hawk Independence and Constellation are planned, with an atomic powered type to begin this year.
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Soviet M class subs seen moving south toward Egypt
Two modern Russian built submarines flew the Polish flag and were spotted off Scotland on Friday as they headed south through the English Channel route that previously carried three Soviet subs to Egypt. An admiralty spokesman noted refueling would be needed if the voyage continued, while a minesweeper reported the subs signalled with their lamps though the Russian language was not understood.
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Alameda County Sheriff's Reserves Picnic Set in Oakland
The second annual county reserves picnic will be held at Knowland Park in Oakland on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sheriff H. P. Gleason will attend. Activities include naval games for children, a barbecue steak dinner, entertainment by Soares Varieties, and social dancing. Tickets are $2 at the gate. free for children under 12 with accompanying parent. free dogs, ice cream, and soda for all youngsters.
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Blimp Radar Antenna Debuts as Safety Guard
In San Diego a new blimp radar antenna housed inside the airship skin was described as a safeguard against sneak enemy attacks. Frank D. Sandgren of Goodyear Aircraft Corp said the feature does not affect efficiency. A Miramar show followed a classified Institute of Aeronautical Sciences session. Marine Col. Marion E. Carl discussed integrating the F4D Skyraider into Atlantic Fleet squadrons and noted many operational issues have been resolved.
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Frank D. Sandgren
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
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Sandgren
Institute ‘of’ Aeronautical Sciences
Wine classes in Paris categorize seven wine types
A Paris guide outlines five main wine classes including appetizer wines red table wines white table wines sparkling wines and dessert wines. The scheme groups wines by style and serves as a basic framework for pairing and tasting.
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