UN Note Drafted In Kaesong Peace Squabble
UN command will send a 2000 word note to the Communist cease fire delegation at Kaesong, detailing alleged neutrality violations by North Korea. The note, signed by Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy, aims to influence the stalled talks amid accusations over firing on a patrol and a destroyed white flagged jeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaesong
Korea
U.P
United Nations Command
Nam I
Keesong
Viceo Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam Yi
Pyongyang
Matthew Bl Ridgway
Tokyo
Bulletin
Alameda County 1952 53 Highway Plan Proposes Major Projects
The Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee presented to the California Highway Commission its fiscal 1952 53 development ideas. Key proposals include phased Eastshore Freeway construction from Oak to Market and northerly Bay Bridge area upgrades along with grade separation at Ashby Avenue. The plan also covers State Routes 69 226 227 5 105 204 22 and related right‑of‑way acquisitions and surveys to advance routes through Oakland Alameda Berkeley Castro Valley and Hayward with funds in Bay Bridge bonds and local allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
California Highway Commission
Dudley W. Frost
Oakland
Alameda-Contra Costa County
Ashby Avenue
Warm Springs
Santa Clara
San Jose
Alameda
Bay Farm Island Bridge
Hay Farm Island Bridge
Fernside Drive
Eneinal Avenue
Mountain Boulevard
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Junction
Hayward
San Joaquin
Livermore Pass Real
San Joaquin County
Tracy
12Th Avenues
Eastshore
Market Street
Mt. Eden
South Alameda County
Media
12Th Street
Fruitvale
40Th Avenues
MacArthur Boulevard
San Le'ardra
Baybridge
San Seaadro
State Houte
Dublin Cariyon
Berkeley
College Avenue
Coltege Avenue
Levelling
Cuntra Valley
San Loreno
Ala
Hurricane strikes Tampico port followed by warnings
A 130 mph hurricane slammed into the Mexican coast 30 miles north of Tampico at 10:30 am. It sent tidal surges, forced evacuations in low-lying districts, and prompted troops to guard deserted areas as residents sought higher ground. Gale winds and heavy rain battered the Texas coast, with ships moved to safety amid widespread damage and fear of heavy loss of life.
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Tampico
Mexico
Mexican
Here
Caribbean
U. S
New Orleans
Mexico City
Campico
Tom Tampicy
Texas
Inheneath
Buveau
Jamnchen
Yucatah
Vidhof
Panuea
Island of
Lobos
Naylh
United States to build first atomic submarine
The United States advances toward an atomic submarine with finished designs and a workable engine. Electric Boat Co. of Groton, Conn., has a $40 million contract to build the prototype, aiming for a launch in about two years as Navy and Atomic Energy Commission keep details vague. Russia’s undersea fleet is noted as a benchmark in the race for atomic propulsion and global naval supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
Bath
Navy
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Conn
Sixth Annual Rec Riesta Opens Friday in Hayward
The Kayward Area recreation district hosts the Sixth Annual Rec Riesta at Airport playfield Friday. Registration begins 8 a.m. with crowning of Duncan Daniels and Barbara Rose at 10 a.m. Various events run 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. including relays, races, games, a peanut scramble, and a noon awards ceremony. A pageant, singing and folk dancing cap the program, followed by carnival games. Local officials and volunteers coordinate the day with support from the Chamber of Commerce, candy donated by Castro Valley’s Coonract Variety, and aid from California Highway Patrol and Hayward Police. First aid staffed by the Hayward chapter of the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiayward
Kayward Area Recreation District
Airport Playfeld
Duncan Daniels
Fairmont Playground
Barbara Rose
Cailra Mulley
Milt. Dohner
Hayward Area
Harmmer
Harold Toel
June Youles
Doris Meek
Giles Liegernt
George di Gregori
Winnifred Daly
Mike Fahey
Nancy Mackay
Hal Swift
Borethy Mihic
Vince Steolerl
Thelma Fisher
Leone Silberman
Roy Tremayne
Alvin Dockter
Bud Morano
Quensel
Lolita Miorelli
Evelyn Nesmith
Ken Lestst
Joe Micheo
Bud Morando
Vince Strabel
Joan Schuppest
Shirley Cook
Laverna Sharp
Ruth Nelson
Nina Teeslink
Katherine Swezey
Ruth Reeves
Russell Watson
Jim Wilcox
George Perazzo
Jciani
Veronica Riggs
Wayward Area
Chamber of Commures
Coonract Variety Store
Castro Valley
California Highway Patrol
Hayward
American Red Cross
Hayward Airport Park
Fairmont
M. I. Dehner
Hayward Aros Chamber of Commerce
Five day battle ends in victory near Yanggu Korea
Allied reports say South Korean forces shattered Communist resistance along a 25 mile ridge in the Yanggu area securing three key hills. About 3000 red troops killed and thousands wounded as Republic troops pushed enemy from high ground and cut a major bulge in UN lines.
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Korea
Three Hills
Yanggu
United Nations
Kansung
Dee
Yangen
38Th Parallel
East Central
Yangeu
Redg
Iran Delivers New Oil Deal Reply Amid Ultimatum
Iran hands Britain a revised proposal on oil field management as Tokyo and Washington monitor talks. Premier Mossadegh presents the reply to Richard Stokes after a cabinet emergency session, warning that failure to agree could end negotiations and trigger a halt in Tehran. Stokes plans to brief Mossadegh on his departure timetable, with Harriman also informed.
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Iran
Essharan
Tran
U.R
Telepuns
New York
Taaig
Britain
Richard Stokes
Xlohammed Mossadegh
Ian
Mossadegh
Summer Palace
Stokes
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Tehran
Ali Shaye ‘Gan
Harriman
Remington Is Freed In Perjury Conviction Reversal
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously reversed the perjury conviction of William Walter Remington former commerce economist. The court found the trial judge vague in defining perjury in the jury charge and upheld defense exceptions possibly influencing verdict. Remington previously faced five years and a seven thousand dollar bond.
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NEW Yori
U.S
Remington
Oon
Heir Tree
What's Bad About That Princess Elizabeth Visit Snub
Lakeland officials objected to a formal invitation rejection for Princess Elizabeth during her U S trip. The complaint centers on a misaddressed message from Lake land city clerk and comptroller indicating California as the sender.
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Lakeland
Fla
Cit
Elizabeth
United States
City of
Lake
Land
Peas California
Lewis Low On School Bid In Hayward District
Hayward sub bids opened for a new Villcrest elementary school with Lewis Low bid offering 7 classrooms for 20 percent overestimate as the lowest bid at 20 percent over cost. Other bids reached $299,879. The Villcrest project marks the fifth state aid school bid in the Hayward district. The bid was sent to the district attorney with a board recommendation for acceptance if legal and with state finance division review.
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Hayward
N. T. Lewis
Hayware
Carteacher
Jon Niles
Hayward Gustecs
Lewis
Villcrest
Iuyward
State Division of School Finance
Nation-wide TV Explained at Kiwanis Dinner in San Lorenzo
Kiwanis members heard Robert Barrington of Pacific Telephone describe Bell System’s 107 relay station microwave network ready to link Des Moines to San Francisco at a projected cost of 40 million dollars. The plan aims to telecast sessions of the Japanese peace treaty conference from San Francisco on September 4, with details to be coordinated by State Department and network officials.
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San Lorenzo
Kiwanis Club
San Lorenzo Village
Pland
Aridh Hutchins
Robert
Bob) Barrington
San Carlos
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Des Moines
Lows
San Francisco
Barrington
American Telephone and Tele- Ralph Company
State Department
Pulice
Sherwood Nichols
Robert Lang
Phairman
Cluo’s
Uoden
National Guard
Ashland Avenue
F.W
Bill) Kaizer
Central Hank
Vern Peek
South Gale
Calif
Thomas W.dee
Highland Boulevard
Hayward
Ehib
Dee
Salt Lake City
Transocean Air Lines
Oakland
Maurice
Maury" Church
Molor
Hayward Hospital
Prison Officials Optimistic Strike Over in Oregon
In Salem Oregon prison officials expressed cautious optimism that an eight day sit down strike by 1400 inmates was near end. About 600 prisoners had voted to return to work and the rest were to be polled. Prison chaplain Father William McClory and reform leader Ted Audett urged an end to the strike as officials adopted a back to work resolution to address unrest and determine its causes.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Side
Wiliam MaClory
Ted Audett
State Hard of
Contra
Portland
Suntown
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Chung Pyung Ban Mtoregmund
Noor 1
Vone
NRA
Janea Healy
Gua
ATOM
ROK
Commie
Sariwon
Yuu
Yangook
Sar
CURA
Wachon
Taney
Chunchon
Miles
Reyong
Jacme
Hick
East Central Front
Kansang
New Jersey
Xosog
Kansong
Lewis Low
Oregon
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