Dulles Seeks Change to Korean Neutral Supervisory Commission
Secretary of State Dulles criticized the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea as potentially serving an evil purpose. He urged its removal or restriction, said no evidence exists of imminent UN supervised unification progress, and noted riots against Czech and Polish members. He cited a two-stage plan to abolish the commission.
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Washington, M
Joan Foster Dulles
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Dulles
Supervisory Commission
Dutles
Morea
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Genva
Korean Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Hayward Council Tonight Votes On Cemetery Plan
Hayward city council meets at 8 p m in city hall for a public hearing on zoning for the La Vista area and a decision on a permit to use 26 acres north of Tennyson road and west of Niles highway for a cemetery. The session will also review the master plan and city charter as residents protest the cemetery and the zoning changes along Niles highway.
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Hayward
Eets
Nilés Highway
la Vista
Tennyson Road
Niles Highway
Planning Commission
Valle Vista Road
John Purchio
Robert Wright
Beneficial Investigator Finds Clues in Abbott Case
Berkeley police inspector Charles O'Meara said new Trinity County investigations yielded very beneficial evidence for the prosecution in the Burton Abbott kidnap murder case. He noted numerous discrepancies in Abbott's April 28 alibi and said physical evidence from the cabin and gravesite will go to criminologist Dr Paul Kirk for analysis. Abbott, 27, is indicted after Stephanie Bryan, 14, was found near Abbott's brother in law's Trinity cabin.
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Oakland
Berkeley Poice
Charles O'Meara
Trinity County
Burton Abbott
Jase
O'Meara
Stephanie Bryan
Sai
Abbott
Berkeey
Stephanie
O’meara
William A. Robinson
Alameda
Wildwood
Paul Kirk
University of California
Stanley D. Whitney
Harold Howe
Protesting Goa Killings Sparks India Wide Action
Bombay crowds demonstrat e before the Portuguese Consulate over Goa deaths. Nehru calls Portuguese police brutal and uncivilized. Reported clashes end with at least 15 dead and 28 injured, while Goa forces rush border reinforcements amid claims of armed resistance. Police reinforce two border points as Sat yagrahis insist on peaceful action.
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Bombay
Goa
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Timie United Press
James Berry
India
Manor Tax Study Report Revealed in Washington Manor
ARETA SMITH reports a long awaited study suggests Washington Manor can cut taxes by incorporation or annexation to San Leandro. The report by Arthur Hoff, financed by developer C. H. McEntyre, will be reviewed by the Washington Manor Homeowners Association. board members will decide on next steps after reading.
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Areta Smith
Washington Manor
San Leandro
Coro Foundation
Arthur Hoff
C. H. McEntyre
The
Washington
Treasury
Bothn
Annnexall
Thorough Annexation Study Is Set For Eden
A Citizens Government Study association forms a committee to draft specifications for a nationwide consulting firm to study incorporation and annexation options for Eden township. The plan covers unincorporated areas and potential annexations to Hayward San Leandro or others, with projected tax and budget implications.
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Government Study Association
Public Administration
Eden Township
Chicago
Which
Renro
Jack Reeds
Sud
Eden-town
San Lorenzo
Washington Manors
San Lorenzo Village
Mt. Eden
Highland
Fairview
Hayward
San Leandro
Citizens Government Study Association
Rees
Pas
Larry Ramm
Cyril Roche
Fred Cox
George Phillips, Jr
Uniform Scale On Teachers Pay Explored In San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo officials discussed a uniform salary scale for teachers across the district with reference to Berkeley and East Bay boards. The idea, seen as meritorious, would be referred to the Alameda County School Trustees association. The board hired nine new teachers and accepted the resignation of Kathleen Kies who will join an Army dependents school overseas.
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San Lorenzo
Meda
Gwilliam P. Burke
Berkeley Board of Education
East Bay
Alameda County School Trustees Association
Kenneth Bradshaw
Helen M. Buckingham
Carmela Caloroso
Derrell Christensen
Thelma Cody
Marilyn Keiles
Alice Kuhn
Sheldon la Follette
Helen Pentacost
Kathleen Kies
Helen Cotton
Mary Evans
Sunrise Cerebral Palsy School
Weather Weatherman Declares Summer Spoiled Yet Keeps Calm
A lighthearted weather item depicts a weatherman smoking a pipe in tweeds and joking about summer being ruined. He muses on no turning back and suggests making the best of it as the editor dismissively scolds him before a brief forecast notes fair conditions today tonight and Wednesday with overcast inland progress.
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Jughead
Dalai Lama’s Brother Granted U S Refugee Visa
Toky o reports Dempe Rabche elder brother of the Dalai Lama has been granted a refugee visa by a U S embassy in Tokyo under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953. He plans to depart for the United States soon and was sponsored by the World Council of Churches.
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Tokyo
Dempe Rabche
Tibet
Dalai Lama
America
US. S.S
Tagstar
World Council of Churches
One Dead Two Hurt in Summit Hill Crash
A fatal crash on Summit Hill Highway 17 killed Grace Pitch, 69, of Oakland, when a car driven by Elmer Gebo, 54, was struck by a runaway truck. Margarite Pace, 74, of Castro Valley, was injured along with Amy Winton, 85, of Oakland, who was also a passenger.
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San Jose
Margarite’ Pace
Jamison Way
Castro-Vall
Ley -Ang
Elmer Lee Gebo
Thornton Avenue
Centerville
Gebo
Summit Hill
Grace Pitch
Terrance Street
Oakland
Pace
Amy Winton
Hurricane Diane Advances Toward Carolinas Coast
Fierce gale and high tides signal the approach of Hurricane Diane along the Carolinas. Winds near 109 mph, center 235 miles southeast of Myrtle Beach at 1 am EST, with forecast landfall possibly Wednesday. Residents plan, areas from Wilmington to Myrtle Beach brace as the storm shifts northwest then north.
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Myrtle Beach
D.C
INS
Diane
Carolinas
Miamiweather Bureau
South Carolina
North Carolina
Miami
Connie
Wilmington
N.C
Hatitude
Budget Slashing Cuts Levy Bill by Three Cents
Alameda supervisors trimmed 570,488 from the 1955 56 budget lowering the basic county tax rate from 252 to 249. The board, with 10 days of hearings ahead, may further reduce items under Earl Strathman and department heads review. San Leandro reacts to a 20 percent assessed value increase by the State Board of Equalization raising city tax rate expectations to 15 20 cents, but council aims to offset the rise to keep taxpayers from higher outlays.
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Leona Wardoakland
Alameda “Cousy
Sf Alameda
I Francis Dunn, Jr
Abe
Earl R. Strathman
Court Department
State Board of Equalization
San Leandro
Alameda County
Wesley McClure
Planners Move Toward Formation of Adjustment Board
Alameda County Planning Commission approved steps to form a three member board of adjustment to handle routine planning matters freeing the commission for master planning. An Aug 32 report will outline proposed ordinance contents and the board’s powers and duties. The ordinance must be approved by the Board of Supervisors before taking effect.
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Oakland
Alameda County Planning Commission
Commission
Adjustment Board
Knight
Board of Adjustment
Alameda County
Leslie Salt Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Washington
Township
Newark
Irvington
Doolittle Drive
Reyes Street
San Lorenzo
St Cadric Mecabee
Baine Avenue
Cherry Reed
Joy He A
Foda and Son
Dan C. Peacock
Crippled Airliner Returns To Manila
A crippled Pan-American DC-4 with 23 aboard returned to Manila after en route to Saigon. Two engines failed over the South China Sea as it was escorted by three amphibious rescue planes and a C-47 with life rafts. The pilot radioed for help.
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Manila
P. 1
South China Sea
Saigon
Schmidt Seeks Custody In Custody Fight For Son
Sacramento airman Daniel C Schmidt seeks custody of his two year old son. His mother in law Mrs Ferguson supports him. Schmidt was among 11 American airmen released after imprisonment by Chinese Communists. Welch said Schmidt will file for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and will argue the child would be better raised by the airman. Financial questions about allotment checks tied to Una Schmidt were noted.
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Sacramento
Daniel C
Schmidt
Howard P
Welch
Enoch. Arden
Daniel,Jr
Una Schmidt
Walter. Ferguson
Una
Develie
Dan
Jett
Ich
United: Press
Welche
Alford D. Fine
Schmidtag
Air Force
Schmid
Korea
Ferguson
Alford
A . Schmidt
Innocent Plea By Mrs. Emory
Mrs Kelela Emory 48 pleaded innocent in San Leandro to murder charges in the slaying of her former husband Frank Emory at an East 14th street trailer court after a day of argument over another woman. A preliminary hearing is set for August 29 at 1 30 p m in San Leandro municipal court. The couple had divorced in February but were attempting reconciliation.
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San Leandro
Kelela
Emory
County budget reels under tax rate cuts and trims
The county plans to spend about one million dollars more than last year yet lower the overall rate. A $1,750,000 capital outlay is included, with $1,400,000 for a new Eden town special assessment approved by Auditor Eugene Warn ing. The board cut the delinquency allowance to 1.5 percent, saving about $93,000, while other large cuts hit the assessor, sheriff, and county clerk budgets.
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Eden
Eugene Warning
Co Ads
Sim
Strathman
Farm Worker Census Counts July Activity Near 1.25 Million
Washington reports an estimated 1.25 million people were employed in farms during the last week of July, essentially unchanged from the prior year. The figure reflects ongoing agricultural labor patterns across the nation amid seasonal demand.
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Washington
IHS
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