Free Aid Offer By Russia to Afro Asia Meeting
The Soviet Union offered massive economic assistance without strings to Asia and Africa at the Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity conference in Cairo. A. A Arzumanian said Moscow would supply experts, equipment, and build factories and institutes, arguing Western loans burden economies with severe terms and declaring no ulterior motives.
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CATRO
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Russia
A. A. ‘Arzumtamare
Gairc
Arzumania
Khrushchev Recasts Soviet Leadership With Old Allies
Khrushchev reshapes the Soviet leadership by promoting former associates from provincial posts into top Presidium and central committee secretariat roles. The central committee gains activity and control over armed forces security and state apparatus, erasing hopes for an autonomous state or army separate from party rule.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Presidium
Central Committee
Nikolai Bulganin
Anastas Mikoyan
Marshal Georgi] Zhukov
Communist Party
College enrollments to reach record 3.46 million next term
Washington reports that college student enrollments are expected to peak at a new high of 3.46 million as the second semester opens. The rise from fall’s 3.068 million marks a 392 thousand increase, with U.S. Commissioner Lawrence G. Derthick noting a 41.1 percent rise over 1956 and a 45 percent gain since 1950.
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Washington
Lawrence G. Derthick
U.S
Four Vie For Lorenzo Village Homes Board Seat
Four candidates will run for two Village Homes board director positions on January 27 at the Community Center Building 453 Paseo Grande. Incumbent Robert Amrine and challengers Clyde O Callaghan DeWitt Bumgarner and Rudolph Spies seek three year terms. Amrine is a longtime resident and former board president with ties to the incorporation movement. Spies Bumgarner and O Callaghan each bring local and professional experience in industry and public service.
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San Lorenzo
Robert G. Amyine
Association ‘Board
Clyde W. O’callaghan
DeWitt L. Bumgerner
Rudolph Be Spies
Amrine
JS L
Arthur van Etten
Paseo,Grande
A.mento
Sossise
Cielo
Soutern Pacific
Cleveland
Ohio
Bumgarner
Descanso
General Motors
Chevrolet Div
Oakland
Evelyn
Spies
Granada
Hilde
New York City
California
Amvine
Association
Amine
Constance
Olin Manufacturing Co
White House rebuts Gaither report on U S defenses
Gettysburg Pa January report says Hagerty refused to comment on further rumors that the classified Gaither report paints a gloomier future for U S defense in the missile age. Eisenhower will address Congress January 9 with new proposals based on Gaither and others. Hagerty noted talks on boosting training of scientists and mathematicians at the president's Gettysburg farm.
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Gettysburg
INS
House Today
U. S
Russia
Sec
James C. ‘ Hagerty
America
Hagerts
Union
Gaither Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Hagerty
Marion
Fok “Son
Discontent in Russia and China Cited by Dulles
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Russians and Chinese are discontent and that the world will not see peace overnight. He spoke before a Long Island stay to tackle disarmament and noted Sino Soviet unrest amid hopes for unity with allies.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Russia
jRed
China
Dulles
Long Island
N.Y
U.S
Harold E. Stasseri
Kremlin
Hisenhower
Free World
Mianfini
Boy 17 Kills Self In Gun Roulette
In Battle Creek Michigan a 17 year old high school student died after playing Russian roulette with a 32 caliber revolver. Police said companions Robert Potter 16 and Thomas Baker 17 discussed the game before the fatal shot. The incident occurred in Keeler’s basement last night.
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Battle Creek
Mich
INS
Robert Keeler
Robert Potter
Thomas Baker
Kéeler
Virginia Mine Blast Ends in 11 Deaths
Rescue crews surfaced 11 coal miners killed by a gas explosion five hundred feet underground at a Pocahontas Fuel Co. mine in Amonate Virginia. Fourteen other workers trapped earlier were freed, while officials noted the blast caused concussion injuries and that ventilation failure delayed the surface recovery. The firm declined to identify the dead until bodies were brought out.
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Pocahontas ‘Fuel ‘Co
Bluefield
Vaz
We.a. Fullerton
Pacahontas Fuel” Co
Woodrow Evans
Amonate
Wdenan
Annex Appeal Grows Cloudy in Hayward Dispute
A prospective appeal over Hayward annexation looms as Alvarado and Decoto factions mull higher court action. Atty. Dobrzensky says clients will proceed with the appeal, due by early February, while Union City leaders call continuation futile. Hayward officials note Alvarado’s Fremont annex plan weakens Union City’s case. Hayward welcomes Alvarado if it joins Hayward.
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Hayward
Alvarado
Decoto
Borghia
Christina M. Anderson
Lester
Mattey Alvarado
Union City Incorporation
Wilbert Hendricks
Kenneth Garcia
Decote
Union City
Hayward City
Mer
S. D
Smith
Fremont
New Year's Toll Decline Forecast
The National Safety Council predicts fewer deaths on highways during the New Year holiday than Christmas. The forecast cites statistics showing reduced long distance travel in the New Year period and reflects revised safety expectations for December holidays.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Nike site earmarks funding approved in US defense report
A Washington report states that the Defense Department approved $22 million for Nike site projects. Hercules and related installations are noted in the funding outline.
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Nike
Washington
INS
Army
Esites
Altar Boy Dies Lighting Candles in Church
12 year old Paul Sanders died Friday night after his cassock caught fire while lighting candles at St Viator s Church in Chicago. The Rev Edward Gorman and others rushed to help but flames could not be stopped.
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Chicago
Edward Gorman
St. Viator's
Paul Sanders
Church Support Series Starts This Saturday
Parish outreach drives begin with a new six month series titled Support The Church. The Daily Review launches illustrated religious messages in its church section each Saturday to promote attendance and communal involvement.
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Daily Review
The
Rough Go for Budget Seen
Washington Democrats face a tough path in Congress as Sen Dennis Chavez predicts the proposed 40 billion dollar missile age defense budget will meet stiff opposition. He argues that mere funding is insufficient and savings can come from reorganizing existing programs. The administration plans a record request including 1500 million dollars for promising missile projects.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Dennis Chavez
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
Chavez
Ship Igor limps toward Yokohama after hull damage
In Yokohama a crippled Greek freighter Igor with 33 crew members heads for port after suffering two hull cracks 50 miles southeast of Tokyo. The Siberian freighter Theo Skepasti escorts and follows at about nine knots, with an estimated Monday night arrival.
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Tokyo
INS
Igor
Yokohama
Pacific
Fen
Theo Skepasti
Missile shipment revealed by paper report
The San Diego Union today said two Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles were trucked from San Diego to Cape Canaveral Florida for testing when needed, signaling ongoing mobilization of strategic assets across the United States.
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San~diego
INS
San Diego
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Five Injured In Two Area Car Mishaps
Five persons were injured in two separate accidents reported by the California Highway Patrol yesterday. In the first wreck Daniel Domingues, 16, Sandy Fratas, 13, and Raymond Pereira, 21, were injured when a car failed to round a curve on Fairview Avenue, skidded 75 feet and overturned. Domingues, the driver, is hospitalized for cuts and possible concussion. Pereira was admitted with cuts and a knee injury. Fratas received minor injuries. In the second incident Coy Clay Call, 20, and Raymond Alvarez, 20, were hurt when their car left Hayward Boulevard and toppled over 50 feet of barbed wire.
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California Highway Patrol
Toy
Daniel G.domingues
Shafer
Hayward
Sandy Fratas
Rolland St
Castro Valley
Raymond Pereira
Schafer
Domingues
Onj
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Pereira
Hayward Hospital
Fratas
Coy Clay Call
Almond Rd
Raymond" Alvarez
Parkside
Hayward Blvd
Second St
Four New York Youths Sentenced to Electric Chair
Four New York youths aged 17 to 22 were convicted of first degree murder for the killing of William Boser a delicatessen owner. The jury recommended mercy but the judge imposed the death sentence with the execution set for February. Turner objected claiming jury racial balance violated constitutional rights.
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Thei
Thomas
Frye
Wiliam Wynn
William Boser
Ralph’ Daikins
Jackson Turner
Queens
James” P. “McGrattan
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