Belgian Urges UN Publicity Campaign on Arms Race
Belgian envoy Joseph Nisot urged Dag Hammarskjold to launch a worldwide publicity drive on the dangers of the East West arms race. He asked the UN secretary general to prepare a plan for a collective worldwide campaign presented to the 13th General Assembly opening Sept. 17. The push aims to educate peoples on the risks of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament with international oversight.
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United Nations
N.Y
1RS
Belgium
U.N
Dag Hammarskjolg
Joseph Nisov
Wiset
Nisot
Hammarskjold
13Th Assembly
Entry Charge On Radio Man
Tulare, Ivo D. Souza, 47, a well known Portuguese language radio announcer, faces illegal entry charges before a Board of Inquiry in San Francisco next week after surrendering to immigration authorities. He was released on $1000 bail and had been arrested in Tulare County on a separate charge regarding a Porterville woman. Casey Santos, another Portuguese announcer, said he refused a bribe to suppress Souza’s arrest story, and threats were reported to silence coverage. No riot occurred when sheriff’s deputies arrived at the Tulare station.
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Tulare
Ivo D. Souza
Board of
San Francisco
Souza
Frasno Eniday
Tulare County
Porterville
Casey Santos
KCOK
Haywardite to Receive Degree at BYU Friday
Daniel Hugh Gashler of Hayward will be among 323 graduates earning bachelor degrees and 68 master’s degrees at BYU’s 62nd annual commencement Friday. Degrees will be conferred by Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, university president.
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Daniel Hugh Gashler
Hayward
Brigham Young University
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Castro Valley closes 1200 students enrichment classes
1200 Castro Valley students completed two programs at A B Morris School, with 1000 in enrichment arts and sciences and 200 in traditional Three Rs. Ensemble performances by orchestra, band, and choir and student art exhibits wrapped up July activities under principal Robert I. Hayden and staff, highlighting small class advantages in mastering fundamentals.
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Castro Valley
Marcia Schwartz
Bob Peterson
Seto
Judy Titus
A. B. Morris
Barlow
Robert I. Hayden
George DeGregori
Anthony Morelli
Kathy Mote
Melvin Orgill
Swith
Adoree Gantz
John Christensen
Pirce
Mary Forward
Wither Martin
Carla Vento
Helen Lass
al Tingstrom
Bessie Canfield
Roger Vaughn
Nancy Lewis
Eleanor Herzig
Janice Meighan
Hayden
GOP Names Alameda County Precinct Directors for Drive
Hugh F Kofard of Hayward and Jay have been named precinct directors for the Alameda County Republican Central Committee registration drive. One worker will serve each block in the county. State wide kickoff signals September 25 with coffee hours honoring workers in each precinct.
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Hugh F. Kofard
Hayward
Jay
Alameda County Republican Central Committee
Cyril W. McClean
Central Committee
Waykars
Colorado Man's Location Sought
The special services division of the Alameda County Sheriff's Dept seeks Donald Matsen believed to be living in Hayward California. His family in La Junta Colorado asked for information on his whereabouts to inform him of his father's death. Call Eden Township Substation Lucerne 3341 with any leads.
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Special Services
Alameda County Sheriff's Dept
Donald Matsen
Hayward
Matsen
la Junta
Colo
Eden Township
Lucerne
Red youth Richard Lane rejects Red China influence
The Los Angeles mother of 19 year old Richard Lane says her son is steadfastly American and will not be corrupted by propaganda. Lane, an East Los Angeles Junior College student and Eagle Scout, agreed to travel to Moscow for the Sixth World Youth Festival as a mission to spread U S life beliefs.
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Los Angeles
China
Richard Lane
Russia
Probe on Turncoat Pair's Role for Russia
Washington officials study whether Burgess and MacLean, who fled to Russia six years ago, influence Soviet foreign policy. Dulles notes improved Soviet handling of Western psychology and Middle East maneuvers. MacLean served at the British embassy in Cairo from 1948 and was recalled in May 1950 after a drunken incident.
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Washington Jr
John Poster
Dulleg
Guy
Burgess
Donald
MacLean
Dulles
Bursgesy
Russia
Middle East
Cairo
London
Cabo
Ashland Names Zoning Leader For Sensible Zoning Committee
Bernard Egan named chairman of the Citizens Committee for Sensible Zoning of Ashland Cherryland and Meekland Avenues. A subcommittee will continue study of interior sections under special interim zoning for deep lots. Contact Patterson Graves or Egan with zoning needs.
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Bernard Egan
Citizens Committee For
Ashland
Cherryland
Meekland
Alameda ‘County
Planning Commission
Ww. Patterson
S. H. Graves
Egan
Larry Scott
Bargains for Youths at Moscow Festival Prompt Debate
United Press dispatch outlines Moscow youth festival logistics and funding. About 200 American youths stayed dormitory-style for roughly a dollar daily, with Soviet support covering much of the cost. China offers an eight day Peiping trip to some delegates, while others pay $160 to $260. The U.S. Youth Festival Committee publicized trips, though State Department opposition caused some withdrawals before opening.
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Moscow
Hed Chic
London
Washington
United States
Bath
China
Peiping
Prague
Chicago
U.S
New York P. Co
State Department
Maureen Lundrath
San Francisco
Somat Ber American Groupe
Jake Rosen
New York
Nikita Kru Hnehov
Curbs Put On Industry Tax Writeoff Plan
Washington action limits a tax writeoff program for industry to defense related firms and experimental Pentagon work. The plan accelerates depreciation for five years instead of 20, delaying tax receipts and adding about three billion dollars in interest to the government. Byrd notes the changes complicate budget balancing and tax relief for other taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Legisa’tion
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Office of Defense Mobilization
Defense
Byrd
Viennese beauty seeks $3400 from Spreckels in suit
Ernestine Bruckner, 32, a former singer and dancer, filed a $750,080 damage claim against Claus Spreckles Jr. in Redwood City asserting a $6000 promissory note and alleging he promised marriage after a divorce. She stated money is not her aim and insisted on the defendant keeping his word.
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Redwood
CITY
INS
Claus Spreckles Jr
Spreckles
Ernestine Bruckner
Redwood City
San Mateo County Superior Court
John D. Spreckles
Claus Spreckles
Truck industry seeks millions to power nation’s fleet
Chicago reports a manpower push to staff the vast truck fleet with about seven million men and women, targeting roughly one in ten workers for roles including truck drivers. The drive emphasizes round the clock sales and operations to expand freight capacity nationwide.
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Chicago
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Studebaker President
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Studebaker- Packard
Lehmann Motor Sales
Ind Street
Haywand
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Phoenix
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