East German Communists Yield To U S Demands
Berlin dispatch reports two American soldiers arrested last Wednesday by East German police were released after a U.S. demand. East German authorities warned of a broader plan to overturn West Berlin governance as Ulbricht and party leaders defended Berlin as the capital and signaled potential escalations affecting transit to West Germany.
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Berlin
East Berlin
U.S
Joseph Fleming
West Berlin
Otto Luhe
Ee Walter Albright
Red
Germany
Western Germany
Soviet Zone
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Leipzig
Gigas Wasy
German Democratic Republic
Thne
West Germany
U S to Waive Veto on Five Red Satellites at U N
United States denounces five communist satellites as unfit for U N membership yet agrees to bow to majority and waive the veto for their admission. Ambassador Lodge states support for 18 states in the package plan and for Korea and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U.N
Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
INS
United States
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabos Lodge
Securit, ‘Council
Wessons
Outer Mongolia
Red
Senate
Lodge
Britain
Free World
Russia
Albania
China
Security Council
South Petee
Vietnam Repub
Lst
Itive
Council
Leslie K. Munro
New Zealand
Brazil
Herve Alphone
France
Thewardi
Italy
Finland
Austria
South
Abbott Defense Stalls Kirk On the Stand
In Oakland criminologist Paul L. Kirk continued cross examination by defense attorney Harald Howe as the Abbott defense presses to slow proceedings. Kirk details bloodstain analysis, fiber matches, and mud on Abbott’s boots, while errors and clock-watch interruptions punctuate the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
University of California
Paul L. Kirk
Harald Howe
Kirk
Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Gary Two
Stephanie
Stanley Whitney
Lowell Bradford
Howe
Charles Wade Snook
U.S.P
Folger Emerson
United States Pharmacopoeia
Do Lynch
U. S.P
Dr. Kirk
Hove
County Group Sets Talk On WUHS Unification Petition
County Group will consider a petition for study of possible school district unification around Washington Union High School district. The committee will hold a public hearing if the petition proceeds, to decide whether public interest warrants a study, with no pledge of a reorganization. Petition signers include Marks, Borghi Jr, Engs, Mitchall, and Hickman. educators from Washington Township also oppose premature unification without full research.
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Washington Union High
Alamede
Orland Close
Hayward
Close
Fortier
Washington Township
Maurice B. Marks
Irvington
Frank Borghi Jr
Decoto
Joseph B. Engs
Niles
Howard H. Mitchall
Stanley BE. Hickman
Washington ‘Township
Gus C. Robertson
Francis W. Trembley
Warm Springs
Tom Maloney
Donerville
Jack Mackregor
Nesyark
Edward M. Turner
Ralph J. Denman
Leslie H. Maffey
Alviso
I. J. Hird
J. Vernon Goold
Washington Union High School
Harold Schoenfeld
Kiddy Park Opens for Yule Shoppers
Mothers can take their young charges to the Hayward Area Recreation district offices at 1015 E street where a free kiddy park runs through Christmas. The Hayward Chamber of Commerce sponsors the center in cooperation with local teams. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm Mondays through Wednesdays and Fridays, and 9 am to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Susie
Junior
Hayward Area Recreation District
Hayward Chamber of Eameree
Khrushchev Expresses Worry Over U S Aid to Pakistan
In Srinagar Kashmir Soviet leader Khrushchev warned that U S military assistance to pro Western Pakistan worries Moscow as he denounced the Baghdad pact as a conspiracy against Russia. He accused Pakistan of interference in Kashmir and defended India’s claim to the region while praising local craft and promising Russian merchants would visit to buy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srinagar
Kashmir
INS
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Pakistan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Karachi
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Khrushchev
Middle East
Organization
Traq
Turkey
Britain
India
Subcontinent
Pakistani Foreign Ministry
Bakshi
Chulam Mohammad
Weather: Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with rain chance
A weather bulletin notes mostly fair conditions tonight, increasing clouds Sunday with a chance of rain. It records yesterday's high with little change and a low of 57 and 40.
Pro-lie Slate Seen For N.H. Primary
Washington sources say a pro Eisenhower slate of delegates will likely challenge rivals in New Hampshire with the March 13 primary. Senate leaders urge Eisenhower to announce his candidacy before the filing deadline while Kefauver postpones decision after Jan. 15.
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N.H
Washington
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Robert J
Taft
Sen
Styles Bridges
N. H
Senate
Concord
Bridges
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
San Francisco
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
New York
Knowland
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Party
Pau) M
Butler
Beverly Hills
Cali
Democrats
Republiccans
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Adiai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Afl-Cio Labor Organization
Hell
Bradenton
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
U.S
Massachusetts
Ike Checks Heart at Walter Reed in Washington
President Eisenhower arrived at Walter Reed Hospital for a first growth of heart imaging and tests. Doctors led by Maj. Gen. Snyder and Col. Mattingly conducted X rays fluroscopy and blood chemistry to assess heart enlargement and recovery since the Denver attack. He traveled from his Gettysburg farm with Mrs. Eisenhower and planned to stay in the White House until Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed ‘Hospital
Denver
Gettysburg
White House
Howard McC. Snyder
Thomas W., Mattingly
Waller Reed
Williamsburg
Truman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Hisenhower
Planning Director Decries San Leandro Street Confusion
San Leandro planning director George Volker says the city’s street names and five digit numbering are chaotic. He advocates a countywide, grid-based system starting from a central point to simplify locating addresses and improve consistency across neighborhoods.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Goliath
George 3. Volker
Schell
New York
Leandro
Himly
Volker
Halcyon
Eigueros
Johnson
Ker
144Th Avenue
East 14Th Avenue
East 14Th Street
236Th Avenue
137Th Avenue
Ayeues
Martin
Hutchins
rDonovan
Freetick -Road
Midway
Rthur Avenue
Douglas
Court
San Leancho
Hach
Estudillon Avenue
Navy Quits Flier Search Over Hawaiian Crash
In Honolulu the Navy called off the unsuccessful search for seven missing crewmen from a Neptune P2V patrol bomber crash west of Kauai Island. Two Marine Skyraider pilots from the same incident were awaiting rescue. the Neptune crash occurred Wednesday night during low altitude maneuvers with submarines. Only one of the ten crewmen survived.
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Honolulu
Navy
Arca
Kava Island
Hore
Hawaiian
San Francisco Fire Claims Life of Unemployed Man
Amos Camion, 44, an unemployed laborer in San Francisco, died apparently of suffocation during a fire in his one room apartment. Battalion Chief Benton R. Haden estimated damage at 2000 dollars and said the blaze started near a stove in a closet.
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San Francisco
Amos Camion
Benton R. Haden
Gamage
Conservatives Sweep Polls In Australia Victory
The Liberal Country coalition led by Prime Minister Robert Menzies won a sweeping Australian election, securing 70 seats to Labor's 46 with 5,000,000 voters participating. Petrov the former Soviet spy chief figure fueled debates on communism as Labor emphasized welfare.
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Sydney
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Labor Party
Menzies
Liberal-Country Party
House of Representatives
Herbert Evatt
Senate
Vladimir Pétrov
Moscow
Evatt
Petrov
U S Turncoat Will Cross Border Tuesday
The Hong Kong government announced that American defector Richard Tenneson will cross the border from Red China to Hong Kong next Tuesday. The date was confirmed by the British embassy in Peiping. Tenneson refused repatriation and joined Communism after the Korean War.
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Hong Kong
Richard Tenneson
Botong
Red Ching
Peiping
Tenneson
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Daily Review
WUHS
Marine Reserve
Joseph G. E. Despres
Castro Valley
Luigi Gabrielli
Best Bay
Baghdad Pact
Krushchev
Ike
S. F
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