Labor asks Dutch business voice in Indonesia control
Indonesian labor unions demand a voice in supervising Dutch enterprises under military control. Maj. Gen. Nasution orders teams to include Indonesian and military members to oversee Dutch holdings in Indonesia. Government signals crackdown on asset seizures while Sukarno rests and cabinet sessions discuss territorial waters.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Indo-agricultural Service
Nesian
Abdul Haris Nasution
Daith Enterprises
Sukarno
National Council
Antara
Today
Peiping
Chen
En Lai
Peoples Republic of China
Space Office Scrapped by Air Secretary
Washington DC Air Secretary James H. Douglas canceled a planned directorate of astronautics created by the Air Force amid objections from Deputy Defense Chief Donald A. Quarles. Douglas said the move was premature and based on a misunderstanding while noting the plan aimed to link with an proposed Defense Department research agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
James H. Douglas
Air Force
Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Douglas
Directorate of Astronautics
Homer. A. Boushey
Quartles
Quarles
Defense Department
Neil H. McElroy
Air Secretary
McElroy
B 47 Crash Kills Three Near Duluth Airport
Three airmen were killed when a Strategic Air Command B47 bomber failed three engines during approach, overshot the Duluth airport, and burned on impact. The plane, likely from Lincoln Nebraska, was carrying six engines and carried no other occupants. Bodies were recovered, pilots radioed loss of engine power shortly before landing.
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Duluth
New Owners Take Over San Lorenzo Hardware Store
Brothers John and Nick Eberle become owners of Bockman Rd Hardware Store at 77 Bockman Rd in San Lorenzo. John, a former real estate man, and Nick, a former railroad telegrapher, will continue offering high quality hardware houseware and appliances at Beckman Rd hardware in the Golden Gate Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
John
Nick Eberle
Bockman Rd
Via Escondido
Nick
Catalyn St
Beckman Rd
Golden Gate
Two Youths Plead Guilty in Assault
In Hayward Municipal Court two youths pleaded guilty to criminal assault charges. Richard Gomez, 38, and Ronnie Rodrigues, 19, are from El Dorado Street and Smalley Avenue respectively. A preliminary examination was scheduled for 10 a.m. next Thursday. Public defender Miss Erié Weseman represents them.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Gerald P. Connitt
Richard Gomez
Eldorado Sr
Ronnie Rodrigues
Smalley Ave
The Daily Review Hayward Subscription Rates Ad
The Daily Review printed at Hayward posts subscription rates and office addresses. Includes mail handling details and Centerville office contact. Mentions circulation audit and service options for daily and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
Winton Ave
DAILY
Daily Review
Boron
Centerville
South Git Street
Terville
Mail fraud charges against Alameda salesman over crucifix letters
Duke Kahn, 24, of Alameda, charged with using the mails to defraud by mailing 509 letters Dec 5 offering metal crucifixes claimed to be from The Handicapped Brothers of St Judge Thaddeus. He requested money and claimed the donor’s home would be blessed. arrest followed after a jail break and recapture. He remains bound over for federal trial in San Francisco.
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San Jose
Duke Kahn
Alameda
Kahn
Donald E. Thompson
Thaddeus
William Flanagan
St. Patrick's Church
St. Jude
St. John
St. James Park
U.S
San Francisco
Mrs Vailey Keeps Boys Club Post in San Leandro
Mrs Gladys Vailey of 1055 Glen Drive has been elected to her fifth one-year term as president of the San Leandro Boys Club. Installation will occur in January. New officers include Edward R. Miller, 2890 Alvarado Street, first vice president Frank Cerruti, 1319 Wayne Avenue, second vice president Henry I Bruno, 1639 East Ith Street, secretary and William Cross, 260 Regier Avenue, treasurer. Officers head a 32-member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Gladys
Vailey
Glen Dr
Regier Ave
Rankin Named Yugoslavia Envoy and Other Appointments
President Eisenhower named Karl L. Rankin as ambassador to Yugoslavia succeeding James W. Riddleberger who moves to Greece. John Harold Fanning becomes National Labor Relations Board member and A Gilmore Flues named assistant secretary of the treasury. Army chief backs Nike Zeus defense amid missile debate and space launch plans.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Karl L. Rankin
U.S
Yugoslavia
Paris
Pentagon
John Harold Fanning
National Labor Relations Board
A. Gilmore Flues
Toledo
Ohio
the Treasury
Rankin
James W. Riddleberger
Belgrade
Formosa
State Department
Riddleberger
Greece
Fanning
Rhode Island
Nichols named president of San Leandro Manufacturers' Assn
Francis A. Nichols, personnel manager of Friden, Inc., is elected president of the San Leandro Manufacturers' Association succeeding Thomas Middleton. Installation will be in January. New officers include Martin Erjavec vice president, Robert Deshon secretary, and Bob Jenkins treasurer.
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San. Leandro
Francis A. Nichols
Friden, Inc
San Leandro Manufacturers’ Assn
Nichols
Thomas Middleton
Martin Erjavec
Andre Paper Box Co
Robert
Deshon
Republic Supply Co
Calif
BobbJenkins
Superior Concrete Acessories
The
Water District Meeting in Fremont Details
Alameda County Water District directors will hold a semi monthly meeting at 3 p.m. Monday at the district office building located at Fremont and Martha Avenues in Centerville. The notice lists the location and time for the public session.
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Fremont
Alameda County Water Dist
Moniday
Alameda Couny
Martha Aves
Centerville Dist
Firemen Save Stricken Man in Pleasanton
Firemen rescued Jack of 734 West Angela Street Pleasanton after he suffered breathing trouble during a rheumatic condition. He received resuscitation at the scene and was later taken to St. Paul’s Hospital Livarmore in stable condition according to reports.
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Pleasanton
Jack
West
Angela St
Yesin
St. Paul's Hospital
Livarmore
Saucer Seen Over Ontario Sparks Police Probe
Reports from Windsor and Chatham Ontario describe a flaming orange saucer seen flying at high speed. Police, airport staff, and one Trans-Canada Airlines pilot observed the object tracking from Lake Erie toward Windsor then over the countryside before it vanished over the lake. Essex County police monitored the pursuit as officials investigated the sighting.
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Windsor
Ont
INS
Chatham
Ontario
Lake Erie
Essex County
J. A. Miller
Trans - Canada Airlines
Hayward Zoning Inspector Ready for First Floresta Gardens Contest
Floresta Homes near Floresta Garden invitees join the first annual judging of Christmas decorations in Hayward. Duane Johnson, assistant building inspector, will oversee the event at James Monroe School. Entry blanks are available from association members and local stores.
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Postesta
Bradwick
Floresta Garden
Floresta Home
Hayward
Duane Qhyners
Five Day Term on Drunk Driving in Leandro
Howard Crowe of 9937 Gould Avenue was seen driving drunk at Santa Rita today. San Leandro police cited Crowe on Washington Avenue at First Street. He appeared before Judge Gerald P. Connitt in Municipal Court and was fined 368 dollars with a one year license suspension.
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Recr
Crowe
San ‘Leandro
Washington, Ave
Gerald P. Connitt
Jury Indicts Ex Official of Laundry Union
Ex officer Eugene C. James of the Laundry Workers International Union is indicted by a Chicago federal grand jury on four counts of income tax evasion. The case links him to Teamsters Local 85 in Detroit and Hoffa connections. James faces up to five years and fines of 10,000 per count if convicted.
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Chicago
INS
Eugene C. James
Laundry Workers International Union
U.S
Philip L.sullin
James
Lanae
Weltire Pound
Teamsters
Detroit
James Hoffa
The
Afl-Cio
Wheaton
Ill
Senate
Sen
Paul Douglas
Max Goldschein
Frederick R. Franklin
Justice Department
Chisago
James Goldschein
United States Urges Exchange of Soviet Educational Specialists
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Marion B. Folsom urged negotiations with the Soviet government for an interchange of educational specialists to improve U.S. understanding of Soviet education. In a letter to Senator Fulbright, Folsom noted discussions with Soviet officials via the State Department and hoped the director of the Office of Education's Division of International Education could visit the Soviet Union for arranging such exchanges. He stressed the need for firsthand experience and cited efforts to strengthen American school systems amid rising Soviet scientific prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Office of Education
Soviet Union
Ot Folsom
A. l Etter
Fulbright
Folsom
Russia
Congress
Soviet Work On Hydrogen Power Revealed By Russian Physicist
Professor Sergi Nikitin, a leading Soviet nuclear physicist visiting Palo Alto, states that USSR and allied scientists achieved thermonuclear results in peaceful power research. He cites 1956 Russian publications and hopes for US Britain collaboration, as Stanford hosts 500 physicists for the American Physical Society meeting and potential exchange of ideas and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sergi Nikitin
Russia
Palo Alto
American Physical Society
Geneva
Ussr
U.S
Britain
Nikithe
Nikitin
Stanford University
D. I. Blokinstey
Corps Variety Show for Observer Christmas Party
The Observer Corps will present a variety show for a Christmas party at 7:30 pm on Monday. The event takes place at the Airport Recreation Center and will feature performances to entertain attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Observer ‘Corps
Ata
Airport
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Brucker
John Stennis
DeMiss
Bracket
Tiladay
Helm
Water Dist
Hayward Printers
Watkins Street
Grective Printers
Union
Jackson ST
Winton Open
Saucer
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Gould
Pacan Camrine
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