McCarthy Denounces President Amid Senate Clash
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy publicly denounces President Eisenhower during a Senate hearing, saying he should apologize for his 1952 campaign, hinting at a party split. Dulles spoke of a reduced risk of war, urging continued military readiness and private investment to spur economic aid, with emphasis on Asia and allied Europe.
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Democrats weigh bid to add a Democratic adviser at State
President Eisenhower's administration proposes appointing a Democratic assistant secretary of state to advise Secretary Dulles. The move aims to bolster bi partisan foreign policy. Senate leaders Lyndon Johnson and Walter George would oversee the push next year while Democrats weigh the political costs and benefits.
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Knight Sees No Major Clash Over Tax Increases
SACRAMENTO INS Governor Knight said he does not expect a major clash with Senate Finance chair Ben Hulse over tax increases to fund the state budget. Knight plans to ask the Legislature to approve higher taxes, while Hulse, a Republican from Imperial County, has signaled strong opposition. Knight expects possible adjustments, noting Hulse’s past opposition means he remains consistent. Knight favors a $75 million reserve fund and hints luxury taxes on cigarettes liquor beer and horse racing as potential remedies. He notes $1.25 billion of the budget are fixed constitutional obligations, leaving about $300 million for possible economies by the governor and Legislature.
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Eden Defends Policy as Labourites Push Censure Motion
In the Commons, Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden defended government policy against a Labour censure motion, noting a preference for high level Soviet talks via secret channels. The motion failed 300 to 207 as Eden urged ratification of Paris West German rearmament treaties before broader negotiations, while calling for discreet UN disarmament talks in London and a possible higher level meeting if talks progress.
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Plant Owner 60 Ends Life At Plant In Alameda
Soven Bernhard Ohm aged 60 owner of Hampton Engineeving Inc. hanged himself at the plant hours after he and two sons decided to close the business. Ohm and sons Robert and Leonard planned to lunch together. the elder Ohm’s absence led them to discover him hanging from the rafters. The family also ran Ohm ship service in San Francisco.
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San Francisco invites UN visit for birthday observance
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to invite the United Nations to hold general assembly meetings here next June to mark the city’s 10th anniversary as its birthplace. A $150,000 appropriation was approved for meeting expenses, likely lasting two weeks and possibly ending on June 26, the charter signing date in 1945. The UN is expected to vote on the invitation at the Friday general assembly session.
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Trustees Agree To Sell Castro Valley School Land
Castro Valley school trustees voted unanimously to sell the 320 feet frontage and 225 feet depth on Castro Valley boulevard for not less than 190000. The sale aims to settle a long standing community controversy while trustees plan a future Sacramento visit to secure state funds for land for school sites. Meanwhile talks with builders Rugg and Dozier for about eight acres on Clifton Way to form a Clifton school face funding delays tied to issuing an additional 49000 in bonds.
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Halcyon Seeks Branch Library for San Leandro Area
Halcyon representatives ask San Leandro to study leasing building at 14641 East 14th Street as a temporary branch library serving Foothill Manor and Halcyon after annexation. Lack of funds and future city boundaries complicate a decision, with library board chair noting budget and area uncertainty as key factors.
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Radio Operators Back to Work as Ship Strike Ends
West Coast ship strike ends as CIO radio operators resume duties after PMA ratifies June 21 pact with one disputed section unsatisfied. About 40 ships halted. several laden with Christmas cargo. Union to pursue court on overtime clause while pensions talks continue. Hawaii and Alaska shipments move as freighters depart.
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Defense Department cuts February draft call by 3,000
Washington reports the Defense Department reduced the February draft call to 20,000 men for the Army a drop of 3,000 from recent monthly rates. The total drafted since the Korean War began rises to 1,878,430 with Marinesales totaling 81,430. Army reenlistment trends shown as a partial factor.
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United States pushes UN to free jailed airmen in China
UNITED NATIONS N Y US and Korean war allies publish a resolution urging UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to seek the release of 11 American fliers jailed by Red China as spies. The measure directs Hammarskjold to report back by December and calls for condemnation of all such truce violations. Dulles outlined further discussion and diplomats expect a strong UN vote to press for freedom, with Tokyo sources noting readiness if hostilities resume.
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Yoshida Steps Down Amid Diet No-Confidence Vote
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida resigns at 76 as the Diet readies to cast a no-confidence vote. A strong U.S. ally in the Far East, Yoshida leaves after a politics-dominated career guiding Japan from war damage toward anti-Communist stability. Observers name Tohiro Hatoyama as a potential successor.
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Jewell Rivers Intemperance Trial Set for Dec 15
Stockholders meet as Jewell Rivers faces a jury trial on charges of intemperance and stock fraud. The case involves Uranium mining stock and allegations against Rivers and two others. The hearing follows a grand jury indictment and a prior commitment to a hospital for intemperance.
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San Leandro Council Shelves Comic Book Ban
San Leandro moves to ban horror comics and other undesired publications faced protests from local groups. The council chose not to adopt a county probation list as official guidance and shelved the matter for another week, delaying potential censorship actions.
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Federated Improvement Clubs Meet in Hayward
The regular meeting of Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County will be held Thursday at 8 pm in the Hayward High School cafeteria. Pacific Rabbit Breeders will host the event.
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