City and National Guard Clash Over Hayward Runway Commitment
Dispute centers on whether a federal commitment for Hayward airport runway construction exists. City officials deny a formal obligation while Col. Aulick and Col. Gribble say a commitment has been implied, with potential condemnation proceedings and funding conditioned on land acquisition.
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Daily Review Cal
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National Guard
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Lemorrase
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Yeland
Ramway
Ai Naional Guar
Gribble
Ficklin
Eight Injured In Dublin Three Car Crash
Eight people were injured in a three car pile up near Dublin yesterday. John Shaw in critical condition at Parks Air Force Base Hospital. Hayward suffered a possible broken hip and lacerations. Passengers in the Bell vehicle included Rogers, Fullenwiel, Thompson, and Trene. Lois Tilton escaped injury as driver of the third car. Melakites treated for facial abrasions. Westbound on Highway 30 the vehicles collided. several others sustained injuries. A separate report notes further injuries and a driver list at another incident.
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Erly Yessterday
Parks Air Force Base Hospital
John Shaw
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Fullenwiel We Bark
Spank Thompson
Tuadese Trene
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Aix Fayewey
Bell
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Daktani
Gores
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Doh Dieckonen
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Ingly Kae
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Densalished
Tesperi Boulevard
Mike Sanchez
Jeriiny Stripus Mjupios
Public Relations and Editorial Notes From Page 12
Inside look at school aid policy and assembly proceedings as editors highlight outreach and public relations efforts. Officials outline funding priorities and student support programs. Community reaction remains mixed as lawmakers prepare for daily sessions and potential amendments.
October Draft Call Increase for 1,900 Men
The Defense Department announced a higher October selective service call of 7,900 men for the Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force. The October total will raise the cumulative draft requests since September to about 1,080,430, with 479,000 drafted by the Army.
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Marine Corps
Air Force
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Humber
Soldier Robbed of $20 Near Camp Pendleton
Robert N. Anthony a 21 year old North Carolina soldier stationed at Camp Pendleton was robbed of $20 at gunpoint Saturday night by four men who picked him up at a San Francisco bus station Their offer of a ride to release led to the assault on a deserted highway section in Washington township where the victim was forced to surrender his money before the men drove off.
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Robert N. Anthony
North Carolina
Camp Pendleton
San Feneisco
Relase
Sol Dier
Washington
West NATO talks hinge on atomic weapons and allied duties
Gen. Matthew Ridgway, new U S NATO commander in Europe, warns there is no reason for Britain and France to withhold troops and aircraft promised to NATO. He notes potential uses of atomic and modern weapons by the Soviet Union could affect the Western defense plan and Lisbon targets, while urging continued European defense improvements.
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Matthew B Fndaway
Winder
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Walkouts Over Contract Disputes Close Meat Plants
Absentism runs high as CIO United Packinghouse Workers and AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters walkouts close the Aviauur in Atlanta and Cudahy in Wichita while others refrain. Negotiations falter as unions press for contract terms, with renewed talks planned and warnings of possible further strikes across major plants including Armour in South Georgia and Swift & Co. facilities.
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Aviauur
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Cudahy
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Iran
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Hackinghouse Union
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Sobbing Man Rescued From Bridge Jump by Locals
Howard Clark, 30, a World War I veteran from Loveland, stood barefoot on a narrow two foot wide Remington bridge beam 150 feet above the Little Miami River in Cincinnati. After hours on the height he finally descended with rope help from Al Fredrick and deputies Kim Otting and Ralph Conlon. Clark had threatened to jump and shouted he would wait forty hours if needed, seeking admission to a veterans hospital in Dayton.
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USA
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Clark
Kim] Otting
Ralph Conlon
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Truman Plans Stevenson Briefing Amid Campaign Shuffle
President Truman announced plans for a top level Stevenson briefing as factions dispute who leads the Democratic campaign. White House aides said Stevenson would meet officials including Dean Acheson and Gen. Omar Bradley for foreign policy updates before attending a Washington luncheon with Truman and other party leaders.
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Alan
Stevenson
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Seis
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Wal
White House
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Joseph Short
Dean Acheson
Omari. Cradley
Jar
Eisenhower Campaign in New Mexico Hears Indian Dances
Ike Eisenhower visits Gallup New Mexico as GOP nominee hosts a midwestern meeting with 18 Republicans from eight southern states. He appeals for a proper example of voting by white voters and tours a cultural exhibition featuring Indian dances and handicrafts before departing for Denver on a chartered airliner.
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Gallup
India
Eisenhower
den Ver
GOP
Stevenson’s paper backs Eisenhowers and blasts party
The Bloomington Pantagraph editorial endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower for president while criticizing the Democratic Party and praising Governor Adlai Stevenson’s abilities. It notes Stevenson has no editorial control at the newspaper and questions party loyalty and national leadership.
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Pantagraph
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Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bombers Hit North Korea Plant in High Altitude Strike
UN fighter-bombers struck a North Korean chemical plant about 20 miles north of Wonsan, dropping 140 tons of bombs and destroying 24 structures. Jets protected Sabrecraft as MIG-15s clashed, while Allied forces pursued ongoing air battles over eastern Korea.
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Wei Mig
Hero Cab Driver Posts Bail After Bank Robbery Allegation
In San Pilamisco an unnamed cab driver nicknamed hero is jailed on bail after authorities linked him to a July 8 bank robbery at the American Trust Company. Investigators allege stolen funds totaling $17,000 were moved through a harboring ring. attorney Joseph Kuresh argued the suspect had opportunities to flee.
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eUni
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Aavericat Trust Company
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Cape van
Weather Forecast Fragments Reflect Evening Update
Brief weather item notes fog tonight and tomorrow morning with clearing in the afternoon. Temperature is expected to hold with little change from yesterday’s high and today’s low.
Escape of Romanian Athlete Panait Caleai From Reds in Helsinki
Panait Caleai, member of Romania's Olympic pistol team, recalls a dangerous escape from the Communist regime during the Oslo Helsinki Games. Guards shadowed him as he fled two hours after the event, leaving his knapsack behind to aid the break. A bystander later aided him to safety as police detentions followed.
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Secret Police
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Niles Child Survives After Train Incident
A young girl in Niles was injured after being struck by a train near the Werthe Palouse railroad yards while playing in a back area. She was rushed to Fairmont Hospital with skull fracture, head lacerations, and arm abrasions, later transferred to Highland. The child's parents, residents of Twin Palms Court, were nearby witnesses to the accident as investigators reviewed the event.
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Sn Jessies Martines
Mie Tercks
Jesse Martinez
Siteritt
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Biter
Highland
Dessiva
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Niles
Wal
Mt Dotr
Werte Paente Gailroant
Alauil
Fatal gunshot ends Niles woman’s life in home tragedy
Niles, O's. Abinehe Marit Huioti, a regattered nui, dies after a shot in a bedroom at her residence on Linda Deve with a large revolver nearby. Deputies report she appeared despondent and recent worries weighed on her mind. relatives say she had separated from husband Paul and left four children. Deputy notes indicate the scene and subsequent medical response at Pavement hospital.
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Abinehe Marit Huioti
Nui
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Sie Hind
Sherit
Mes Ellett
Linda Deve
Townsley Aichulanes
Max
Elficks
Ragu Elliott
Oakland
Sven Yester
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Namadite
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Dayg
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Dave
Stephen
Assembly rejects Senate school finance plan bond aid
In Sacramento the assembly refused to adopt the Senate version of a school finance program proposing a $130,000,000 bond issue and a direct $20,000,000 appropriation. The vote against approval stood at 43 to 19.
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Senate
Family of Missing Yank Gets Hearing
The family of a missing American, Masti Huska, seeks a government briefing as they press for details about his fate. They report no new information from Czech authorities about his disappearance after a suspected prison escape amid spy charges.
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Three Held as Hold-Up Suspects in Niles
Three people were detained by county deputies after a Sunday night holdup at a Mission San area. Harold Santina, Harold Prink, and another man were taken into custody as suspects. One man, 28, from a nearby town, was reportedly questioned while authorities continued investigations. A wallet and items valued around 30 dollars were recovered.
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Harald Santina
Mission San Dose Demuties
Armnor
Harold Prink
Eed
Vieting
Tess Han
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