Navy Army maneuvers to use 30 ships and 6000 troops
In a Pacific coast exercise from March 14 to 30, a combined operation will involve amphibious landings and anti submarine warfare. Gen Wyman said 48th RCT troops will board ships at a simulated Puget Sound base and land at San Simeon, then advance inland. Vice Admiral Phillips said ships will support the Army and conduct anti submarine drills.
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San Francisco
Pacific
W. G. Wyman
Sixth Army
48Th Rct
Puget Sound
Wash
San Simeon
Cail
Meurike
Nis
Adm
W. F. Phillips
First Fleet
Rains Pound South Flood Warnings Lifted
United Press reports heavy rains drenched the Deep South with nine inches in Pensacola Florida and flooding in city streets. Tornado threats and severe thunderstorms disrupted Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi as New Orleans recorded four inches of rain in 45 minutes amid strong winds and downed glass.
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United Press
Alabama
Georgia
Southland
Pensacola
Fla
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maing
Grantsburg
Wis
Dixie
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Midwest
Bullet Bounces Hit Man in Eye in San Lorenzo
Paul P. Brock, 28, of 16198 Via Arriba, San Lorenzo, was practicing with a .22 pistol when a bullet bounced back and struck his left eye. He was treated at Eden hospital and released. Deputies say a live bullet may have been mixed with blanks.
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San Lorenzo
Paul P. Brock
Arriba
Brock
Sheriff's Deputies
Er Hire
Eden Hospital
Senate delays mutual defense pact with Chinese Nationalists
Senate consideration of the recently negotiated mutual defense treaty with the Chinese Nationalists has been postponed awaiting the UN cease fire move in Formosa. Republican and Democratic leaders agree to shelve the pact temporarily after private talks between Senator Walter George and Under Secretary Herbert Hoover Jr. Some committeemen suspect the pact will be shelved permanently as hearings were quietly cancelled.
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Washington
Senate
Formosa
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter George
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Hoover
Ike's School Plan Message Due This Week
President Eisenhower plans to unveil an education program this week aimed at easing classroom shortages and school construction costs. The plan reportedly includes federal loan guarantees, debt relief mechanisms, and grants to aid state and local districts without increasing the federal debt, with possible expansion of aid to parochial schools. Senate hearings on school construction aid continue, with bills proposing up to 500 million dollars annually in matching funds to states.
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Washington, Und
Eisenhower
Congess
Senate
Supreme Courh
Senate Labor Committee
Charman Gister Hill DeAla
Drama Workshop Due Wednesday Castro Valley Event
A drama workshop for Brownie and Girl Scout leaders takes place Wednesday at the Castro Valley Community Center from 9 30 am to noon. Gerald Vierra training dean of the executive board oversees arrangements with pantomime skits puppets and basic dramatics. Mrs D C Simmons presents puppets and explains puppet making. Mrs Norman Bratton of the Castro Valley Chanticleers discusses dramatics aspects.
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Castro Valley
Gerald Vierra
Gliddon
D. C. Simmons
Norman Bratton
Report Opposes New State Colleges Now
A special committee report urges delaying any new state colleges or University of California campuses until after 1965. It calls for expanding existing campuses to accommodate growth over the next decade.
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Report
Univer
California
University of California Regents
Board of Education
Daly Review Publisher to Speak at Castro Valley Rotary
T Lloyd Sparks, president of The Daly Review, will be guest speaker at the Castro Valley Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at Castro Gardens. Sparks will discuss I Challenge in This Community, addressing local issues and civic service.
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Castro Valley
Tloyd Sparks
Daly Review
Case Valley Rotary Club
Castro Gardens
Stockton Farm Hand 64 Admits 1921 Murder
Vincenzo Penning, a 64 year old farm hand, was held on a West Virginia murder case filed 34 years ago after confessing in a bar to shooting Paolo Lucia in Wellsburg in 1921. Companions alerted authorities. Penning spoke in Italian about a village tragedy at a wedding, stating he shot Lucia at gunpoint after tension over singing and dancing. He said his bride died a week later, doctors attributing pneumonia, but he blamed Lucia for the events preceding the fatal act.
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Stockton
Vincenzo Penning
West Mis
Penning
Paolo Lucia
Wellsburg
W. Va
Ssheriff
West Virginia
Fenning
Pennino
Lucia
Pisto
Lugis
Aegane
Buy
Bork
Fatal crash on new freeway near Warm Springs
A Los Gatos man was killed and three others injured when a southbound sedan collided head on with a truck on the foggy Easstshore freeway near Warm Springs. The 5:30 am crash near San Jose involved William Mills, 46, as a passenger, and Ray Anderson, 20, driving. The truck driver was Herbert Rollin, 29, of San Jose. Two teens in another car were injured nearby on Highway 50 at Foothill Road.
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Los Gatos
Warm Springs
San Jose
William $. Mills
Ray Dear Anderson
Brigham City
Utah
Anderson
Herbert F. Rollin
Rollin
Oaklino
Anason
Barbara Mills
Eleanor Sweeney
San Francisco
Parks Air Force Base Hospital
Miss Sweeney
Nuti
Nuttits
Foothill
Duane McGuire
Lincoln
Calif
House Explodes Injures Six in Zolonie NY
A home in Zolonie New York exploded yesterday injuring six occupants who were taken to Albany hospital. The blast left only rubble and charred remains. Niagara Mohawk investigators noted the homeowner was not a gas customer and are assessing what caused the blast.
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Zolonie
N.Y
NSA
Albany Hospital
Thomas Arnstro
Niagara Mohawk Power Company
Armstrong
Mt Eden Nursery Robbed of $290
Yoshikuni Shibata part owner of Mt Eden Nursery reported to the sheriff's deputies that $290 was missing from the company sale. He discovered the money missing when opening the safe this morning. The safe had not been forced open and it is believed the money was placed there Saturday by an office employee.
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Mt. Eden
Bay Bridge Coule
Yoshikuni Shibata
Clanter Road
Bel
Dulles Confers With Ike on Formosa Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles held talks with President Eisenhower and others in Washington as he pressed for a peaceful Formosan solution. Dulles met with Ike, New Zealand Ambassador Munro, and British Ambassador Makins amid growing international diplomacy seeking a cease fire and interim arrangements.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Bahamas
Eisenhower
White House
State Department
New Zealand
Knox Munro
Roger J. Making
Formosa
Senate
China
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhowe
United Tions
Pres
U.S
U.N
London
India
Geneva
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Sir William Hayter
Khrushchev Presses Release With U S Recognition Link
Soviet leader Khrushchev advocates a favorable settlement on Chinese imprisonment of American airmen. He ties freedom to U S recognition of Mao Zedong's government, saying the issue is bridgeable if legal procedures allow. The interview followed by Hearst Jr. amid tension in the Far East.
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Frank Conniff
New York
Jeurval-dimueicsa
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Red
Khrushchev
Red China
United States
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Far East
Solon Expects Red Proposal On Cease-Fire
Senator Walter F. George says Red China may propose a Formosan cease-fire via India and a panel of nations. He notes Communist rigidity harms relations with the British Commonwealth and could spur a counterproposal to ease East Asia tension while the U.S. pushes peace or war. George expects Senate approval of the mutual defense treaty with Formosa, possibly with reservations, but final action hinges on committee pace before Lincoln Day recess.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Red China
Formosa
India
Georgia Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations
Cmunists
United Nations
United States
George
Senate
Forlmosa
Coroner Schedules Inquest Into Haskell Death
Deputy Coroner Walt Filer announced a Friday inquest into the death of 19 year old Bruce Harry Haskell who was shot by a Hayward police officer after failing to halt to repeated commands by Officer Keith Bennett early on January 31.
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Sruce
Harry Haskell
Walt Filer
Haskell
Hayward
Keith Bennett
Reds threaten US with consequences over coast air sorties
A Communist China News Agency report monitored in London warned the United States that ongoing U S sorties over Chinese coastal islands would bring serious consequences. Adm Robert B Carney said a Tra chens evacuation size would begin this afternoon as the Navy prepared to act if Communists interfere. The source said Task Force 77 has five aircraft carriers and planes were ordered not to seek fights but to avoid tactical disadvantage. He claimed Chinese anti-aircraft fire had not been reported and that silencing guns on Ichangshan island would deter attacks. The source believed the Red Chinese could not challenge the Seventh Fleet in the evacuation.
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London
Communist
China Today
United States
Communist New China News Agen
U.S
China
Robert B. Carney
Seventh Fleet
Ichiangshan Island
Tachens
Taipei
Formiesa
Iic
U.S. Ith
Formosa
Washington
Naval Operations
Alfred Mpride
Naval Headquarters
William Miller
Tacher
M. Pride
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Amoy
Miller
Pride
Red Air Oases
Mingpa
Tachen
Contian
San Lorenzo Trustees Discuss Bond Funds Tonight
San Lorenzo school board trustees will discuss repayment of Halcyon school bond funds at 7 p.m. in offices at Second and Sycamore streets. They will also review the building program and flood control plans at tonight’s meeting.
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San Lorenzo
Halcyon School
Second
Sycamore
Killer Shark Attacks Spearfisher Off Pacific Grove
Monterey reports a 20 foot killer shark slashed at a young spearfisher, Laure Seok James F Jacobs of Santa Pennino, as he swam near Pacific Grove. He fled the scene after the attack. no further injuries reported.
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Monterey
Pacific Grove
Laure Seok
James
F. ‘Jacobs
Santa
Pennino
New Cruz
York
Kansas City
California
Salvo
Jacobs
Tachen Island Forces Meet No Resistance
American warplanes gained air dominance over Tachen as U S Navy carriers stood offshore to cover the bloodless evacuation of 18 000 civilians and 14 000 defenders. Nationalist garrison dismantled defenses and prepared to torch movable assets before surrendering to the Reds.
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Tachen Island
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D-Mo
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C.V. Rotary
Stockton Farm Hand
Mt. Eden Nursery
Munro
Making
Mr. Dulles
Makins
Anthony Zhen
Solon
Lorenzo Trustees
Sealy
Nystrom Furniture CO
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