State Stays Out Of Hospital Dispute
Eden hospital faces union claims of labor-code violations as Local 29 AFL Office Employes International Union accuses it of overworking women. State Industrial Relations says it lacks jurisdiction over community hospital issues. hospital staff cite overtime as common in private facilities amid ongoing picketing and a planned settlement process.
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Castro Valley
State Department of Industrial Relations
Eden Hospital
Department Caeldade
Louay
AFL
Harold Stearn
Ha' da A
Aio
Stearn
Industrial Welfare Division
John Cantwell
United Employers, Inc
Cantwell
Hospital
Department of Industrial Relations
Harry Hiythe
California
Employes International ‘Union Local 29
Central Labor Council
Alameda County
AFL Central Council
Western Europe Weather Reprieve After Deadly Storms
A Christmas Eve reprieve eased a Europe-wide gale, ending a week of tempests that left over 123 dead or missing since Wednesday. The British Air Ministry said winds were moderating as Holland released dike patrols and evacuees began returning home. More than 50 sailors drowned overall, while the Queen Elizabeth sailed to New York after delays.
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London
Europe
British Air Ministry
North Sea
Holland
Britain
East Anglia
Southampton
New York
Centerville Officer Charged by Army in Bribery Scandal
Centerville native Capt. Carl R. Karr, 48, a veteran Army officer then in charge of the San Francisco Armed Forces police detachment, faces court martial on charges including bribery larceny adultery and drunkenness. The Sixth Army says he misused funds and engaged in four adulterous acts while in command. If convicted he faces dismissal or up to six months confinement.
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San Francisco
Armed Forces Police
Sixth Army
Carl R. Karr
Dowling Street
Centerville
Karr
Center
Armed Services Police
Army
Kar
Armed Forces Police Detachment
Army Quartermaster
Kary
James O. Hutchinson
Judge Advocate’s Office
Navy
Tope
Four Beria Associates Executed by Firing Squad
MOSCOW reports the firing squad execution of four Beria associates for crimes against the state. Two conspirators received long prison terms at labor camps. Victors Abakumov Leonov and Komoray Likhachnev were executed. Chernov and M. Brogerman got 10 to 25 years.
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Moscow
S Today
Lavrenti P. Beria
Ylavestin
Newwspaper
Viktor S. Abakumov
Soviet Union
A. Leonov
Geva
V. I Komoray
M. T. Likhacnev
Leonov
I. A. Chernov
M- Brogerman
Tevestin
Beria
Radio Moscow
Congress poised to vote pay raises for leaders and offices
Congressional leaders plan a pay raise for Congress, the President, and the judiciary, proposing higher salaries and larger expense accounts. The move, led by Rep Francis Walter and Speaker changes, depends on civilian and military pay outcomes and is not yet finalized.
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Washington
Congress
Sam Rajputn
Dy. Tex
Jor Martin
Mass
Eisenhower
Het Pay
TCR
Francis Walter
Pad
House Judiciary Committee
Un-American Activities Committee
Sepat
White House
Holiday Travel Surges as Roads Jam Nationwide
United Press reports holiday travel backed by rail and air lines as frenzied crowds rush to celebrate. Temperatures vary nationwide with forecasts of a white Christmas in parts and mild spells elsewhere, while rail and air terminals show heavy last minute activity and large train additions to move soldiers home for the holidays.
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United Press
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Midwest
Indiana
Stern
Land Office
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dallas
Texas
Police Jail Eight in Traffic Check
Police in the San Francisco Bay Area stopped 12,368 autos in a Christmas safety check that yielded 1,700 citations for 1,271 violations and warned drivers from office parties they may face jail when Christmas dawns. Airline flights added extra crews for the holiday week as heavy travel continued.
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Ares
San Francisco Bay Area
United Airlines
American
Brani‘s
Eastern
Northwest
Trans World
Capital
Europe
A Rest for the Wicked Christmas Message from The Daily Review
Tomorrow is Christmas and the Daily Review will not publish. The staff wish readers a Merry Christmas and note the usual TV schedule and comics will return in Monday’s paper.
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Daily Review
Review
Joe Toakes
Citizen
Plot to Kill AFL Seafarers Union Leader Thwarted
Bergen County detectives acting with the FBI stopped a planned assassination in Montvale New Jersey. James Cobb, 33, of Tampa allegedly received 2000 dollars down and promised 13000 after the killing. Cobb awaited near Paul Hall home before the scheduled hit.
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Hackensack
Montvale
Paul Hall
AFL Seafarers International Union
Bergen County
FBI
Tde
James Ei [Eebb
Hall
Guy W. Qalissi
Cobb
Tampa
Fila
Ray White
White
SIU
Calissi
French Defeat of Rearmament Angers Allies
French deputies rejected German rearmament in a dramatic early morning vote, angering Western allies who fear setbacks to a West European unity project. The assembly approved Saar internationalization and German sovereignty but defeated a key measure restoring German rearmament and entry into WEU.
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Paris
Pierre -Mendes-Francois Somenow
National Assembly
Foreign Office
London
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West European Union
WEU
Washington
Joan Foster Dulles
Eisenhowe
Augusta
Roger Makins
White House
European Defense Community
Western European Union
WEN
Saar
Germany
Astem
Bis
Menidée-France
NATO
Pilgrims Cross Truce Line Into Bethlehem
Hundreds of pilgrims crossed the truce line through the Madebaum gate to Bethlehem for Christmas Eve services. UN personnel and armed troops from both sides symbolize ongoing tension in Jerusalem and nearby areas. Dozens of Americans and international staff are on duty as Christmas shopping and religious observances proceed amid the divided city.
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Jerusalem
Madebaum
Bethlehem
Christ
Old City
Ramallah
Church of the Nativity
United Nations
Holy Land
Gether
Jordan
Holy ‘Land
U.N
J. DeBarr
Northumberland
Controh
Isj
Teleway
New City
Cros
U.‘N
Charles Jewoster
Erskine Lakes
Nwj
Forstmas Shopping
the Commission
Paris
Jean
Hungary Grants Asylum to Noel Field and Wife
Noel Field and his wife Herta, American citizens, were granted political asylum by the Hungarian People's Republic, four government communiques announced. The Fields had been missing since 1949 and were freed from prison last November 16, with Noel in Czechoslovakia and Herta later in Prague. The U.S. legation in Budapest had not been informed of the development.
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Budapest
Hungary
Noel
Herta Field
MULL
Noel 4. Field
Herta A. Field
Cittizens
Hungarian Peoples Republic
U. S
Czechoslovakia
I. Herta
Prague
Erike Wallach
Berlin
Washington
Six Die in Flaming Auto-Track Crash Near Las Cruces
Six people died in a crash on U S Highway 70-20, eighteen miles west of Las Cruces New Mexico yesterday when their car struck a semi trailer and burst into flames. Authorities said five were Texans and the sixth a New Mexican. Identification was hampered as bodies were burned beyond recognition.
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Las Cruces
Mexico
Neexican
U.S. Highway 70-20
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