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Canadian scientists report signals from stellar bodies may be 12 quadillion miles away. The Defense Research Board says the signals are physical phenomena from stars and not intelligent communication. A special antenna and receivers gathered signals from a group near Cassiopeia as DRB researchers focus on a star in Cassiopeia.
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Eisenhower to seek five percent pay boost for civil servants
President Eisenhower announced plans to ask Congress for a five percent average pay increase for federal civil service workers and pay raises for military personnel and postal workers. The package ties the postal raise to higher rates, with Civil Service details showing boosts from 125 to 800 dollars annually and an average 216 dollars.
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Strict Liquor Controls To Start Friday In California
Sacramento announces four point policy for new Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control taking over liquor control at midnight Friday. Acting director Malcolm Harris says agency will enforce strict honesty, serve broad public interests, cooperate with law enforcement and industry leaders. Top officials like Edward Clath and Hugh Strachan leave. James Reimel named chief enforcement officer for the new agency in Sacramento.
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Dulles Eyes New Round on German War Property Return
Congress faces a looming decision on returning war confiscated German assets valued around $300 million. Secretary Dulles plans private talks with Adenauer’s government next month to press for a settlement, potentially shaping whether Congress acts to authorize restitution or substitute funding. About half the assets were already sold to cover POW and civilian claims, with payments exceeding $183 million of the $225 million moved to the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission. The Alien Property Office still holds $250 million in confiscated assets.
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Groups merge to form City Chamber of Commerce in Hayward
Two groups the Hayward Merchants Association and Hayward Property Owners merged at a Castro Villa meeting to form a City Chamber of Commerce. They debated name approval with Secretary of State Julius Jordan and outlined aims to promote city improvements and oppose Swig interests seeking a western shopping center.
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Cro Loma Extends Plant Deadline
Cro Loma Sanitary District directors approved a 90 day extension on a $163 000 contract for sewage plant expansion. Gerald Worthley district manager said the extension was granted to Fred J Earley Construction due to a delay in shipment of electrical panel boards.
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Review Series on New Tax Law and You
A guidance feature promotes a forthcoming Daily Review series on the new tax law changes. It promises expert advice in plain language and aims to help readers minimize taxes legally. The program emphasizes questions about medical benefits working children baby-sitters pensions and other deductions. It previews a Monday start for The New Tax Law and You.
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Plane Crashes: Seven Killed In Huntsville C119
A U S Air Force C-119 Flying Boxcar crashed in hilly terrain near Huntsville Alabama killing seven of the 11 crewmen aboard. Two survivors were injured. Witnesses saw three parachutes. Severe thunderstorm and possible tornado warnings were issued for the area. The plane was en route from Sewart Tennessee to Brookley Alabama.
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No Action on New Fees for Annexations
Hayward city councilmen failed to gain support for motions to place new fees on subdividers to fund city services. Both proposals died for lack of seconds and the issue was tabled until Jan 2. Proposals included a $50 sewer connection fee and restoring a $300 per acre annexation fee on uninhabited lands.
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Scientists Hit U S Sickness Of Suspicion
Berkeley reports show leading scientists denouncing excessive security restrictions by Congress, calling them a sickness of suspicion. AAAS president Warren Weaver led the attack at the 121st annual meeting, blaming overcaution, anti intellectualism, fear, and demagogues for stifling research progress and public trust.
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Winter Storm Rakes Nation Threatens Further Fury
United Press reports the major winter storm raked the nation from coast to coast trapping motorists in snow drifts and isolating towns. It spread 17 inches in places like Fort Scott and dumped heavy snow through the Southwest while forecast to intensify with bitter cold across the Great Plains and Northeast.
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Hammarskjold Prepares for Trip to China
United Nations chief Dag Hammarskjold readies for a mission to Peiping to meet Premier Chou En Lai. Talks projected to last five or six days focusing on freeing U.N. personnel, including U.S. fliers, jailed as spies, amid Korea War tensions. The trip departs December 30 from New York with mandate limits on pursuing prisoner releases.
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UN Chief Hammerskjold To Visit London Delhi Peiping
Hammarskjold plans a New York departure to London with a stop in New Delhi to meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Foreign Secretary Eden. He will travel in a British plane to Canton where China will provide airlift to Peiping, then possibly Hong Kong or India before likely avoiding Moscow. Ahmed Bokhari named top political adviser to the UN chief.
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Dress Fire Burns Girl in Family Kitchen Incident
A 53 year old man Floyd and his wife from 93d Tehama avenue Joyward assisted their daughter who suffered first to third degree burns when her dress ignited near an open oven. The girl was treated at Fairmont hospital then transferred to Highland hospital. The family members were also treated for burns.
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