Chinese Unleash Huge Air Assault Over Tachens
Chinese Communist air forces launched a major attack on the Tachens in the Formosa Strait, with more than 100 Russian-built warplanes, 300 bombs, and heavy civilian casualties reported. Jets, bombers, and fighter-bombers pressed a daylong assault on Nationalist-held targets including naval vessels in Tachien harbor, as Red sorties from Shanghai Hangzhou and Ningpo struck military and civilian sites.
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Tachen
China
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Taipei
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Wich
Shanghai
Hangchow
Ningpo
Washington Township Jaycees Plan Dinner
Washington Township Junior Chamber of Commerce members arranged a dinner for members wives and friends at the January regular meeting. The group set the dinner for January 29 at Italian Village in Niles at 7 p.m.
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Centerville
Washington Township
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Italian Village
Niles
Mt Eden Trustees Vote To Be Discussed At Public Meeting
Mt Eden Elementary School district trustees will air a split decision on renewing the district superintendent Ingraham’s contract at a Wednesday meeting. A San Francisco State professor will preside as neutral chair. Nearly 150 residents attended the previous board meeting where three of five trustees opposed renewal.
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Mt. Eden
the & P.m
Mt Eden
Katharine M. Raunick
Lester Avenue
Ingraham
Raunick
San Francisco State College
Meranam
Red China and Yugoslavia Establish Diplomatic Ties
Hong Kong reports the Communist China News Agency says Peiping and Marshal Tito's government will exchange ambassadors. Messages between Chou En-lai and Kota Popovic express mutual interest in normal relations to safeguard world peace. The move follows Moscow talks and aims to steer Yugoslavia away from Western ties.
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Communist New China
Yugoslavia
China
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Marshal Tito
Red
Chou En-lai
Kota Popovic
Moscow
Chou
Peiping
Popovic
Tito
Kremlin
Sp Yugoslavia
Balkan
Eisenhower Sets Asia Aid Budget At 1.2 Billion
President Eisenhower approves a foreign aid budget totaling 3.0 billion dollars for the coming year with about 200 million for economic aid and 400 million for military aid in Asia. The plan would shift more funds to economic programs in the Far East starting July 1, while maintaining overall support figures below last year’s level. Senate Foreign Relations leaders have been briefed on the proposed ratios and totals as debates continue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Asia
Walter George
D. Ga
Dallas Man Dies After 170 Transfusions
Hubert W Harris a Dallas manufacturer aged middle years died from a heart strain after a five hour operation failed to stop intestinal hemorrhaging. Autopsy to be performed as hospital reports say hundreds of donors from Dallas and Corpus Christi aided in the dramatic life saving attempt.
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Dallas
Hubert W. Harris
John Emmert
Harris
Warley Blood Center
Joseph M. Hill
Merchants State Special Session Planned at Centerville
The Centerville Merchants Association schedules a special session for January 19 at Centerville Elementary School 8 p.m. to discuss promotional plans to boost attendance and recruit new members. President Gordon Morris notes the Friday evening openings have proven successful and will continue indefinitely following the pre holiday buying rush.
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Centerville
Centerville Merchants Association
Gordon Morris
Morris
Brown Announces Statesmen Plans at Hayward High
Brown, elected president of the Hayward High School Junior Statesmen chapter, outlines February activities including a membership drive and a school dance. He will be installed Tuesday to serve alongside executive board members Larry Campbell and Sandra Pluff, with Mary Lou Barrett as treasurer and Pat Burke as parliamentarian.
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Bill R. Brown
Hayward High School
Brown
Larry Campbell
Sandra Pluff
Mary Lou Barrett
Pat ‘Burke
Frances Weingart
John MacRae
Costa Rica asks cotel to halt invasion threat
Costa Rica declares immediate danger from Nicaraguan adventurers and urges a special meeting of the 21 American foreign ministers under the Rio Treaty. Ambassador Facio calls for an on-site investigation and warns Nicaragua seeks subversion and force to threaten Costa Rican sovereignty and Central American peace.
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INS
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Nicaragua
Central America
Antonio Facio
Council of the Organization of American States
Costa ‘Rica
Council
Facio
Facto
OAS
Governor Considers Narcotics Clinic Fund Request
Governor Goodwin Knight weighs Attorney General Edmund Brown’s request for 75000 from the emergency fund to operate a narcotics clinic at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. The pilot facility would treat 125 patients with county funds, costing about 100000 annually, described as a major opportunity for rehabilitation without broader state expenditure.
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Sacramento
Goodwin Knight
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Brown
California
Sport Shop Break Nets 14 Guns, Cash
A burglar broke into Don Karder's Sport Shop at 361 Main Street in Hayward, grabbing five pistols, one shotgun, eight rifles, a box of shells, and $6 from the register. The thief pried open a rear screen door and door to enter, first attempting to drill holes before using a pry bar. Estimated loss over $268.
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Don Karder
Main Street
Hayward
Sein J
Harder
Local Atom Scientist Narrowly Misses Death
LAS VEGAS Nevada a group of five University of California electronics and radiation technicians were in a high speed collision on WA 3 Highway 398 thirty miles northwest of Las Vegas. James W Hill 24 of Hayward survived with injuries and their station wagon cross into oncoming traffic. Walter Titus 36 of Oakland Donald L Clark 35 of Walnut Creek lacerations face possible head injuries Reginald E Fleetham 40 of Pleasant Hill lacerations face undetermined injuries Kingsness 32 of Oakland suffered a broken left arm and shock. The group was en route to Nevada for A-bomb preparation next month.
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Las Vegas
New Ward
James W. Hill
Odom Drive
Hayward
Wee
Nevada
Memorial Hospital
WA. 3
Hill
Estra
Ciikdver
Bruce
Rocuelle
University of California
Walter Titus
Oakland
Donald L. Clark
Walnut Creek
Calif
Tern Kingsness
Reginald
Hammarskjold Ends Talks With Chinese Premier
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold concluded talks in Peiping with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. The joint communique praised the discussions as useful but made no mention of the fate of 41 imprisoned American fliers or other U N personnel. Hammarskjold planned to depart for Canton by air tomorrow.
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Red China
Chou
En Lai
Hammarskjold
Peiping
U.N. General Assembly
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Hamrars Jald
Party of Seven
China
Megaphone Club Announces Thursday Banquet
The Megaphone Club of San Lorenzo High School will hold a banquet in the cafeteria on Thursday. Dorothy Crill serves as general chairman, assisted by Carroll Caimpos and a list of helpers including Joan Matteson Paule Adkins Nancy Buchanan Lois Magnini Alice Collins Joyanne Dewnt Darlene Fucker and Marilyn Wegner.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Dorothy Crill
Carroll Caimpos
Joan “Matteson
Paule Adkins
Nancy Buchanan
Lois Magnini
AlicertCollins
Joyanne Dewnt
Darlene Fuckser
Marilyn Wegner
Legislature Considers Wiretap Bill in California Assembly
In Sacramento Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel proposes legalizing wiretaps by law enforcement in major crimes with affidavits linking evidence to prosecution. Endorsements come from the District Attorneys Association and Peace Officers Association, provoking privacy concerns and political debate.
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Sacramento
State Assembly
Charles E. Charpel
Inglewood
Los Angeles
William Parker
District Attorneys Association
Peace Officer's Association
Mars Nelles
Chapel
Head On Collision Kills Four Persons Near Rodeo
Four people died and four were injured in a head‑on collision on rain slick Highway 40 south of Rodeo. Victims include L. J. Roller 20 Bethel Island Vallejo Gordon Jones 33 San Francisco Melvin Griffin 33 Oakland and Mrs Orla Ryan 25 San Francisco. Cecill Roller keep in critical care at Vallejo General. State Highway Patrol attributes crash to a car veering from its lane into another driven by Mrs Ryan's husband Algue 27. Unclear which car involved which driver.
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Rodeo
L. J. Roller
Bethel Island
Vallejo
Gordon Jones
San Francisco
Melvin Griffin
Oakland
Orla Ryan
San Francis
Cecill. Roller
Vallejo General Hospital
State Highway Patrol
President Urges Tariff Cuts and Tax Concessions
President Eisenhower asked Congress to ease tariffs, provide tax breaks for foreign investment, and extend technical aid to underdeveloped nations as part of a seven point foreign economic program. He urged greater tourist travel, international trade fair participation, and a three year extension of the reciprocal trade agreements act to broaden U.S. exports and bolster free nations.
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U.P
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Coalile Irs
House
Senate
U. S
Gard Congress
U.S
A. U.S
New International Finance Corporation
World Bank
Russia
Proghould
United States
Barkley Morse Win Top Seats In New Senate
Washington announces Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson has named Sen. Alben Barkley and Wayne Morse to top seats on the Senate Foreign Relations committee and awarded Barkley placement on the Finance committee. O Mahoney also drew interior and judiciary panels as both return as freshmen with prior service. The 14 member steering panel backed a rule limiting single chairmanships per Democrat, with Barkley praised as a former vice president and a senior statesman.
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itNsi
Ben W. Barkley
D-Ky
Wayne Morse
Ind
Ore
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
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Morse
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wye
O'Mahoney
Interior
Judiciary
Jory
Johnson
Foreign Relations
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Democratic Party
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Banking and District of Columbia
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Business Law Added To Adult Curriculum San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO The adult school announces a Monday 7 to 9 30 pm business law course under Fred Gologorsky. The course aims to show how law affects daily life and business. topics include contracts defective agreements competent parties discharge of duties third party relations employment protection and other legal factors.
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San Leandro
Fred Gologorsky
Gologorsky
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