Tax Plan Dims Budget Outlook Under PAYGO Debate
Washington experts report a 10 billion PAYGO tax plan to curb deficits as Congress weighs higher taxes on higher earners. Joint committee chairmen note mobilization demands may force policy choices between full PAYGO and defense strength with projected military spending rising through 1965 before easing.
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Washington
U.P
House-Senate Committee On the Economis
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D. Wya
Joint Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Walter F. George
D. Ga
Finance Group
Senate
Economic’ Committee
O'Mahoney
Congress
Stell
Ccnordsts
Grover W. Ensley
Hal
Civilian Jobs Open at Parks AFB in September
Parks AFB announces about 400 civilian positions will open after Sept 1 with aim to hire local residents. Lt Col William C Jed d, base personnel officer, urges applicants to submit Standard Form 57 to Civilian Personnel Officer at Parks AFB. Forms available at U S Post Offices and interviews will be arranged when facilities allow.
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Parks
Afb
Works Aml
Walliam C. Dedd
U. S
Parks Afb
Zakwiel Jedd
Oregon Democrats plan Truman candidacy in May primary
Washington report says President Truman will be entered in Oregon's Democratic preferential primary next spring with Senator Douglas Douglass as a possible opponent. Oregon Democratic Chairman Sweetland said to qualify as a candidate, Truman must be a registered member of the party, implying Eisenhower would have to declare a party for the Oregon race.
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Washington
Truman
Jory
Oregon
Paul Fe Dough
Mootee Sweetland Jd
Roman
Sweetland
Dwight Iisenhower
Sweellind
Four Juveniles Break Windows At Thomas Jefferson Elementary
Four juveniles caused $2000 of damage to blue skylight windows at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School. Deputies found two broken panes had footprints above. Incidents occurred between 4:30 Friday afternoon and 3:30 Sunday. Parents of two six year olds and two brothers were issued citations for malicious mischief.
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San Leandro
Thomas Jefferson, i
Arthur W. Richards
Auto Hits Hayward Bound Pedestrian
A pedestrian, Soto, was struck by a passing motorist as he ran across Niles road toward a Hayward bus. Leslie C. Rogers Jr., 28, said he could not see Soto until five to ten feet before impact at about 45 mph. Soto died at Fairmont Hospital after being rushed unconscious. The incident, under coroner review, follows other weekend accidents in the county.
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Niles Road
Hayward
Aveadia Sota
Sote
Rogers
Oakland
Soto
Fairmont
Sate
Oak Fand
Hully? Sugar Company
Moe
Hawke Awas
Berge Mortuary
Niles
Highway Patrol
San Leandro
U. S. 50
San Juaquein
Tracy Hospital
Parsons
Weys
Hubert Pedro
Tracy
Wilbur Vierra
Bellity
Alau
P. EB. Weatfall
Tribune Court
Wayward
Paul
Belvval
Berkeley
Aul Lavina Mathievets
Uey
Pedro
Arakes al
Cyes
Soviet Tractor Plant Becomes Garden During Inspection
Izvestia reports Jovy, manager of the Minsk tractor plant, staged a cosmetic beautification drive before an imminent Soviet ministerial visit. Workers planted pansies and forget-me-nots, washed walls, and gave the site a cultural makeover, while blasting slogans and cleaning machinery, though production targets for the month were missed.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
W.pix
P. Sis
Jovy
Minsk
Ussr
Izvestia
Suslov
Leningrad
Susloy
Je Onisten
Youth Passes Crisis In Polio Battle
Garland Herbert B Way of 54 Vinestreet Hayward appears to have passed the crisis in his poliomyelitis battle and is believed out of danger. He has been at the veterans hospital since Wednesday, ill for ten days. Son of Herbert M Way and Mrs Margaret Way of Hayward, he is father to two children Cara lyn four and Claudia one.
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Garland
Herbert B. Way
Vinestreet
Hayward
Veterans’ Hospital
Way
Herbert M. Way
Margaret Way
Caralyn
Claudia
New Red Probing Attacks In Hills Heavy Losses
Communist probing attacks spread through Korean hills with at least 12 engagements reported, ranging 60 to 500 men. Eleven attacks repulsed by nightfall. heavy losses indicated for Red forces. UN and allied units repelled several assaults near Inje Kumhwa Kansong Pyongyang areas. B-29s targeted Homhung and Sariwon rail centers.
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US Army
Korea
Inje
Pyogrets
Kumhwa
Iron Triangle
Aca
Keesong
Ore
Katsong
Aisk
Kansono
Pyongyang
Far Eastern
Homhung
Sariwon
Chinese Reds Jail Priests and Seal Churches
Chinese communists jail 14 Catholic priests and arrest 12 more, sealing many Peiping churches. Priests from diverse nations including Rev. Harold Rigney of Fujen University are detained as part of a broad anti Catholic drive across Canton, Chungking, Tientsin, and Nanking. Reports say Richard McCann, U.S. business executive, arrested at Tientsin with Germans and others, dates and charges undisclosed.
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Hong Icong
Howse
Peiping
Harold Rigney
Chicago
Fujen University
Papal Inter
Antonio Riberi
Canton
Chungking
Tientsin
Nanking
Vatican
Gisa
Richard McCann
Armerican
Mean
McCann
China
Frazar Exporting and Importing Company
New York City
Dodge and
Plymouth
Timpson Reports Armed Men Firing On Truck Near Mt House
John A. Timpson a Modesto junk dealer said three men in a black sedan forced his truck off Mt House road and shot him in the left arm as he drove from Richmond toward Alameda County. He described two more shots while he lay on the ground and said he fired his revolver in self defense before the attackers fled. Deputies from Alameda and San Joaquin counties investigated the incident and Timpson received treatment for his wound.
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Timpron
Catin
Timpson
Modesto
Richmond
Kent Snyder Undergoes Surgery in San Jose
Kent Snyder a Mayaward businessman underwent radical surgery at San Jose General Hospital Friday. He was reported to be testing more comfortably today though his condition remained serious. Mrs Snyder stayed by his bedside in San Jose.
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Kent Snyder
San Jose General Hospital
Snyeha
San
Look At The Birdie Look At The Birdie
Hayward Municipal Plunge hosts a photo exhibit for a fair display. Amyx of Hayward Arcaden requests a realistic crowd for the plunge image. A photo crew is to assemble at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow for the shot.
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Hayward
Br. Amyx
Truce Line Stalemate Deepens in Korea Talks
Battles over ceasefire terms persist as the Kaesong talks stall with the communists demanding an armistice line along the Bath parallel. Nam Il and Pyongyang radio label UN proposals as unacceptable and unproductive, signaling another deadlock ahead.
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Kaesong
Korea
Nam Il
United Nations
Red Radios
Nam
Ted
Imet
Pyongyang
Peiping
Nam II
Joy
Pusan
Yung Tai Pyun
Mip
California Democrats pledge Truman state support for 1952
California Democrats commit to supporting Harry S Truman for re election at the national convention and name the state central committee as the campaign organization. The move, approved unanimously, keeps California's 63 convention votes pledged to Truman despite earlier intra party tensions and Eisenhower talks.
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Los Angeles
Truman
California
State Central Committee
Pathy
Harry
Resollon
Mi Leu
Califardy Committee
Demaycuelia Troup Lo Hedge
Ruaman
Cesohitimn
Chie2
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Calltarante
Damneratie National Committee
William M. Boyle
Navy
Din Kimball
Assistat
OF the Interior
Willian Warnu
Boyle
Party
Democratic Party
Ferry workers strike halts Staten Island commute
Thousands of Staten Island riders faced delays as Staten Island Ferry crews reported sick calls during the morning. Union leaders demanded higher wages, prompting a midmorning meeting and a noon return to work. City service continued but with longer wait times and reduced capacity across the six ferries.
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New York
Staten Island
Manhattan
Local 373
Government and Civil Employes Organation Committee
CIG
Dfhe
New York Harbor
Hare
Oles
Polmer
St. George, L
Navy Plane With 12 Aboard Missing in Alaskan Flight
A Navy four engine plane with 12 aboard is reported missing over Alaska near Korak while en route to Adak. Weather hampered search efforts and the number aboard now stands at 60 including previously vanished crews.
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Navy
Kodiak
Alaska
Lotay Ona
Frisk Telet
Iin Wiltiol
Naval Enating
Tova
AE Am
Korak
Phines
Ith Ain
Elmenilinl
Anchorage
Brink
Pers Sang
Tate
Forests Wind
New Jersey
Villeria
Maurice Jing
Miichalatarm
Tstino
Su Island
Sixth Begonia Show Termed Best Yet in Hayward
The Sixth Annual Begonia and Schae Plant show at Veterans Memorial building drew wide public praise. Peter Borrec won the FP DeBernardi trophy, while William Hughes took the Bayliss trophy for the host tuberous begonia display and the top hanging basket prize. Mrs. Eva Cunningham earned best arrangement, with Mrs. L B Chomford second. Ribbons went to over 150 entries. notable displays came from Albert Alberts and Burr-Christan nursery among others.
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Thigward
Veterans' Memorial Building
Saanlay
Snd Mig
Dorothy Bayliss
Alameda County
Amerita Begonia Society
Peter Borrec
Christan Nursery
Albert Alberts
Unconscious Auto Crash Victim Moved by Rail
Mrs Charles, a California resident, who has been unconscious since a July auto crash near Logan, was transported by rail today. Her husband and two young children were injured but not seriously in the same incident.
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Council Blupps
Mary
Joseph Charles
Vinta
Calif
Chavles
Logan
Charles
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