CIA chief cites defections and secrecy on Red spies
Allen Dulles told a Chicago audience that many high level Red agents have defected to the West and are under scrutiny by the United States. He said secrecy remains to piece together the Communist intelligence apparatus, mentioning no names but signaling links to the Swiatlo Petrov and Khokhlov cases. Senate leaders Knowland and Johnson split on McCarthy censure as Dirksen offers a substitute focusing on investigations and restraint amid Pearl Harbor anniversary tensions.
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Love-Mad Gunman Shot After Stage Standoff
In Los Angeles police killed Roger Wing 26 of North Bend Oregon after a dramatic confrontation at a burlesque theater stage. Wing, obsessed with dancer Loretta Miller 25, fired on Detective Ronny Nathan who returned fire, killing Wing and wounding another officer. Police found letters and notes to Miller and a cache of ammunition on Wing, who had planned to force his way backstage.
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Bohlen Talks Signal Shifts in Soviet Policy Aims
Ambassador Bohlen's Washington discussions pursue Malenkov Molotov clash signals and potential test of willingness to negotiate with the United States on all differences. Topics include Soviet China relations food shortages Kremlin internal politics and Moscow's stance on the international uranium pool for peaceful use.
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Actress Baggett Receives 60 Day Term in Boy's Death
Los Angeles actress Lyne Baggett was sentenced to 60 days in county jail with three years probation for hit-and-run that killed nine year old Joel Watiuck. Judge Mildred L. Lillie criticized her lack of humanity and evasion of responsibility. The jury convicted her on the hit-and-run charge. manslaughter acquittal stood regarding the boy's death.
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Churchill Confesses Mistake In Controversy
Churchill told the House of Commons he may have misremembered ordering captured guns to be handed to defeated Germans if Russia advanced in 1945. He invoked regrets and said records did not confirm the order, promising further search. The admission followed a Woodford speech that sparked controversy and Moscow criticism.
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U S Charges China With Holding U N Captives
At the United Nations in New York the U S blasted Red China for failing to purge itself of aggression in Korea and for holding hundreds of U N personnel. Ambassador Wadsworth said China’s regime continues to detain captives and cited 13 Americans sentenced on espionage charges. He pledged to raise the issue in future sessions and urged wider participation in the Korean debate.
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Daily Review heralds biggest ever Christmas issue in Hayward
The Daily Review released its largest regular edition in history to mark the Christmas shopping season. The 40 page issue includes guides to buying for the holidays, extensive local ads, and expanded national and local news coverage for Southern Alameda County shoppers.
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Daily Review
Season's First Snowstorm Rolls Eastward
A major snow storm moved east from the Rockies, affecting Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois with up to 20 inches in higher elevations. Temperatures in the zero to teens range caused slick roads, and at least three traffic deaths were reported. A separate Anchorage blizzard began affecting air activity with two planes missing. The Weather Bureau warned of another storm forming near Denver likely to reach the eastern plains tomorrow. California fog also increased as a coastal storm developed.
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Bomb found on British submarine Artemis
A saboteur planted a bomb in the Artemis engines while cruising the Atlantic west of Britain. The explosive was detected and the submarine returned to its Scottish base with no damage reported. authorities note the Affray disaster as a cautionary parallel.
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U S Concludes Pact With Nationalist China in Far Pacific
The United States and Nationalist China concluded a security treaty for joint defense of Formosa and nearby Pacific islands including the Pescadores Okinawa and Ryukyus. Dulles said the pact is defensive and follows the pattern of earlier Pacific defense agreements while reserving consultation on any threats or attacks. The treaty reaffirms U S duty to defend Formosa and the Pescadores against Communist aggression without automatic allied reprisals.
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Co-Existence Grievous Prospect in Montgomery Remarks
Viscount Montgomery warned in Los Angeles that peaceful coexistence with Communism is a grievous prospect though not as grave as total war or surrender. He urged the free nations to stay strong and united to keep peace possible and probable in this era.
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Viscount Montgomery
Financier Buys 60 Acres. plans residential development
Sixty acres of the Swig shopping center site near Winton Avenue and Jackson Street were sold to Henry Stoneson of San Francisco for residential use. The Oakland firm F Bruce Maiden & Co arranged the deal, with Stoneson planning annexation to Hayward and residential zoning, while Swig’s wider 78 acre plan may be trimmed.
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Hayward Planding Commission
Draft Extension Sparks Senate Opposition to Universal Training
Administration proposals for a four year draft extension plus a revised universal military training plan face strong Senate opposition. Secretary Wilson outlined a three pillar program: four year draft with two years active service, a new six year reserve pathway, and expanded voluntary enlistments to reach about 1.15 million annual armed forces personnel. Senate Armed Services members demand extension but withholds commitment on a four year term or UMT specifics.
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