Dulles Rumors Focus on Herter as Successor
Washington rumors center on Christian Herter replacing Dulles as secretary of state within weeks. Macomber notes a new secretary will bring changes. Herter favors Berlin flexibility and advocated immediate steps including stationing West German troops in Berlin and moving the West German capital to Berlin.
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Man Replies to City Charge in Hayward Park Fight
The Hayward Area Recreation District director says the city pays for only part of park costs while the district must provide services and improvements for a 64 square mile area. He calls for clear priorities and an informal session with council to address misunderstandings and funding.
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Prayer for Today Forging peace within hearts
A devotional prayer asking divine guidance to see life clearly and live without inner tension. The speaker seeks release from disappointments and to align personal will and plans with divine peace in daily life.
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Tribal Chiefs Form Federation of Arab Emirates of the South
Six tribal chiefs of the Aden protectorate formed the Federation of Arab Emirates of the South on Wednesday at a fore. The move signals a new regional federation under the Aden protectorate with aims tied to local leadership and governance.
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Accord on Site Termed Key to College Start
Southern Alameda County may not receive a state college this year until competing areas reach a site agreement. Assemblyman Carlos Bee and Berkeley resident Rudolph Bosshard urge a public meeting to end location haggle. The State Board of Education previously urged Brown to delay college openings until fall 1960.
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Storm Stormloomed Forecast for Late Tomorrow
A Gulf of Alaska storm is forecast to hit late tomorrow bringing rain snow and hail. Residents in Alameda and Livermore areas reported snow in the hills with Mt Hamilton noted to have seven inches. Forecasters expect the storm to move slowly with a pause in sunshine before the new system arrives.
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Funeral Car Crash Injures Four In Oakland San Leandro
Four people were injured when a car driven by Wyne Romans, 53, Oakland, rear ended a funeral procession stopped for a signal. Most seriously hurt was Laura Borges, 37, San Leandro, with chest and head injuries. Also hurt were Victoria Fernandez, 47, San Leandro, Wyne Romans, and John W. Schneider, 44, Oakland.
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Hike Sought in College Tuition Increases
Sacramento UPS reports legislative analyst A Alan Post urged higher tuition and admission standards for state colleges in the $2,188,377,635 1959 60 fiscal budget review. Proposals include full time UC at 150 dollars and state colleges at 76 dollars for students over six units. Nonresident fees advised at 500 for university and 280 for state colleges.
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State Budget Sees Cuts Target Aqueduct and Agencies
Legislative analyst A Alan Post in Sacramento recommends slicing $7.9 million from the South Bay Aqueduct investment fund and trimming Governor Brown’s budget. Proposals include $21.8 million in general fund reductions, higher tuition to save $12.6 million, and other cuts such as mental hygiene clinic funding and welfare program costs.
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Lincoln tribute moves Congress to tears in Sandburg speech
UPI reports Carl Sandburg, addressing a joint session, praised Abraham Lincoln as steel and velvet, noting his decency, honesty, plain talk, and humor. He reflected on Lincoln’s Civil War leadership, the nation’s pain, and the enduring memorial in the love of liberty on Lincoln’s 150th birth anniversary.
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Eisenhower asks Congress for World Bank IMF increase
President Eisenhower urged Congress in a special message to approve a 34.55 billion dollar rise in the U.S. subscription to the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. He said there is real urgency for prompt action on the increases.
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Beating and Burning Case In Ashland Probed
In Ashland a man 28 and his common law wife 42 face misdemeanor charges for beating and burning their daughter. Chace Morgan and Mary Vipil are set for a preliminary hearing next week in San Leandro Municipal Court. Morgan admitted belt beating claiming disciplinary needs while his wife described the girl as a well behaved, “beautiful child.” The defense plans to enter pleas at the appearance.
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Coin Machines Plot Testified Before Senate Rackets Panel
Washington hearing reveals Eli Kasper a jobber for National Novelty of Long Island claims racketeers allied with Teamsters Local 204 and Associated Machine Operators of New York to monopolize the coin machine business in the New York metropolitan area. He alleges collusion to squeeze small operators and raise union charges. A noted waterfront hoodlum was fined $10,000 in a 1997 underworld trial linked to juke box racketeering.
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