Mass Strike Call Amid Peron Resignation Offer
Across Argentina, 290000 to 300000 demonstrators in Buenos Aires urged Peron to stay or resign in a tense national response. Leaders, unions, and workers filled Plaza de Mayo while pro Peron papers hailed the move as political maneuvering to bolster or undermine his power. Peron stated he was willing to listen and resign if it served the country and his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. F. Horsey
Rosada
Ynuina
Buenos Aires
Juan
Peron
Argentina
Proport
Peron General Confederation of
Plaza de Argentina
Peronista Party
Casal
Montevideo
Uruguay
Paron
Peronista
Buenos
Aires
Buenos “Aires
Hugo Diy Pietro
General Confederation, of Labor
Alejandro Leloir
Supreme Council
Hayward approves 1.63 tax rate for 1959 60
Hayward City Council in a special session gave final approval to a 1.63 per 100 assessed valuation tax rate for 1959 60. The ordinance allocates 90 cents to general fund 18 cents to bond interest and redemption 30 cents to retirement 23 cents to planning and two cents to the library fund. Muir District south of Jackson pays 1.60 due to exemption from 1920 water bonds. Despite lower rate from last year 1.90 residents face higher taxes because valuations rose per state order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Robert Day
Wright
John
Neal Bearden
Muir District
Jackson Street
Six Jailed In East Bay Dope Raid
Oakland police arrested six youths aged 17 to 23 in a swift narcotics raid targeting a ring allegedly supplying marijuana and heroin to high school students. Officers said undercover work led to a sale at 16th street and 38th avenue in Oakland and later searches uncovered marked cash and drugs tied to the Berkeley high school area.
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Oakland
16Th Street
38Th Avenue
Fred Braumoeller
McKinley Continuation High School
Berkeley
Frenchy
Robert Martinez
East 30Th Street
James, Shaw
Lakeshores
Avenue
Alan Hoeschen
Roger Meink
Sacramento Street
San Francisco
Herman
Serpa
Oakland Police
Chrysler Workers Await Wage Outcome
San Leandro workers at the Chrysler parts division seek a guaranteed annual wage in talks with Chrysler in Detroit. UAW negotiators warn that if no agreement by midnight, 110 employees at 1950 Davis Street may walk off. Local issues vary by plant and could trigger a wider strike affecting seven maintenance workers at the idle San Leandro Dodge plant.
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San Leandro
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Davis Street
San Ceandro
Ford
General Motors
Rodd Callan
UAW
Oakland
Callan
Cease Fire Plea in Gaza Is Snagged
UN appeals for Israel Egypt cease fire amid renewed Gaza fighting. Israeli government presses Egypt to guarantee an end to hostilities as violence persists for a seventh day. Egypt urged to accept responsibility for renewed attacks along the 1948 truce line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
INS
United Nations
Chihuahua
Mexico
Gaza
Guillermo Salas
Egypt
Efareerneth
Burns
Cairo
Wart Ministry
Israel
Gloria Prefers Title Of Undefeated Champ
Gloria Lockerman, a 12 year old Baltimore spelling champ, quit CBS TV's The $64,000 Question declaring she prefers the undefeated title to being called foolish. She retires 516,000 richer after three weeks of spelling triumphs on air.
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Gloria
New York
Gloria Lockerman
Baltimore
Cbs-Tv
Fremont Group Maps Budget For Future Fiscal Plan
Fremont study committee met in the music room of Washington High to review a proposed budget and tax rate. Chairman Wally Pond outlined a $1 per $100 assessed value rate and a tentative budget for the new year, with a public session planned. Patrick Henry of Alameda County Taxpayers' Alliance will attend Thursday to explain figures, while Mrs. Roland Bendel urged a lower property tax and warned Fremont could be run without overtaxing residents.
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Viola Johnson
Centerville
Mont
Music Room
Washington
Fremont
Union High School
Wally Pond
Alse
Enington Township
Moe
Pond
Stuart Nixon
Patrick Henry
Alameda
Roland Bendel
Bendel
Friden Work-Strike Continues Amid Returns to Jobs
In San Leandro rival unions tool and die craftsmen and Marchant Calculators in Em Machinists AFL report incremental returns as the strike since May 1 persists. Twenty-eight Friden and three dozen Marchant workers have resumed duties, with deadlines pressured by company incentives and severance notices.
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San Leandro
Friden Calculating
Shine Company
International Association of
Marchant
AFL
Eryville
Smalter
IAM
Dale Swingle
Tool and Die Crafts
LAM
Friden
Useas
Weather declares Indian summer in August claim
The weatherman predicted a warm period dubbed Indian summer in late August. The editor dismissed it as false, noting August 31 would not mark the start of summer. Forecasts show fair skies through Thursday with morning fog near the coast and little temperature change, highs and lows around 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agedman
Sweps
Nashua
Board Approves Flood Control Bond Sale in Alameda
Alameda County Supervisors authorize sale of 450000 flood control bonds from a 4 million issue approved by voters last month. Bids open September 1 at 11 am for Centerville Newark Decote and Niles projects. Concurrent bids for four storm drains estimated at 40000 as part of Zone 2 project.
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Oakland
Alameda
Alameda County
Ville
Newark
Decote
Niles Area
Omega
Heyer
Castro Valley
Anj
Navy firing sparks Senate scrutiny of security program
Senate Civil Service subcommittee led by Olin Johnston questioned the Navy's use of its security program to fire a 26-year-old Providence sheet metal worker, Joseph Sumners Jr. The hearing explored whether family ties or rumors drove the decision, with Carlson calling it a possible mistake and Summers denying knowledge of any subversive groups. Additional cases include hydrographic expert Abraham Chasa and VA employee Beatrice Murphy Campbell undergoing review or rehiring.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
INS
Navy Today
Sen
Olin Johnston
D-8.c
Joseph H. Sumners, Jr
Navy
Johnston
Senate Civil Service
Sumners
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Isk
Summers
Carlson
Pauline Sumners
Progressive Party
Providence
Navy Department
Johnston Group
Abraham Chasanow
Senate Group
Beattice’ Murphy Campbell
Veterans Administration
Reds Push Open Skies Plan At UN Talks
United Nations discussions on disarmament advance as Stassen proposes to add a Russian plan for military observers at key points and for open skies exchanges. U S accepts ground inspections and would station Soviet observers at junctions, airfields, harbors and inspect U S sites to reveal any secret military buildup.
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United Nations
N Y
IMS
U.S
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Harold F. Stassen
Arkady A. Sobdolev
Stassen
America
Sobolev
Britain
Anthony Nutting
France
Jules Moch
Canada
Paul Martin
Russia
Rannenner
Union
France moves toward Arab home rule in Tunisia and Morocco
Paris reports France advanced toward granting home rule to Tunisia and moved to similar rights for Morocco. Premier Edgar Faure and Tunisian PM Tahar Ben Amar exchanged ratified conventions giving Tunisian internal affairs control while keeping defense and foreign relations under France. Gilbert Grandval resigns as resident general in Morocco. successor Pierre Charles Boyer de Latour to Rabat led policy steps.
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Paris
Ths
France
Tunisia
Morocco
Edgar Faure
Tahat Ben Amar
Tunis
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Rabat
Pierre Charles Boyer de Latour
Fayre
Ben Amar
Una and Schmidt Family to Tell Their Story on TV
Centerville report says Una and Daniel Schmidt will appear on Art Linkletter’s House Party on September 5 to share their version of events after his return from a Red China captivity. The couple and their two year old son were involved in a morning crash when a car crashed into a power pole on Fremont Avenue near Arena Avenue. James Holt of Newark was injured seriously.
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Hollywood
Daniel Schmidt
Una
Red China
Centerville
CBS Television
Danjours
Amy Jr
Art Linkvar
EDF
Schmidts
James P. Holt
Newark
Fremont Avenue
Arene Avenue
Schmidt
Public motoring discourtesy blasted by Centerville judge
Judge Quaresma of Washington town's justice court condemned public indifference and careless driving as the main cause of accidents. He urged courteous behavior behind the wheel and cited 175 cases this week in Alameda and Santa Clara counties, noting only about 25 defendants appeared in court while others forfeited bail.
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Centerville
Amer-Clara
EB. A
Washington Town
Justice Court
California Highway Patrol
Quar
Quaresma
400 Will Die on Roads Over Holiday Weekend
The National Safety Council predicted 400 traffic deaths during Labor Day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, about 100 more than the usual weekend toll. President Ned Dearborn warned this represents a heavy price for holiday pleasure and urged reducing risk.
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Chicago
INS
National Safety Council
Ned “H. Dearborn
Council
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D. Peron
East Bay
Hkitawey
Daily Review
Phate
John Rush
Davy Crockett
Aligqeke
Wendell Hall
Newark Kiwanis Club
Fremont Group
Reds
Danny
Hayward Savings
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