Eisenhower Social Security Plan Seeks Major Benefit Increases
President Eisenhower’s plan to raise Social Security benefits and extend coverage to ten million more people drew bipartisan support on Capitol Hill. The package proposes monthly increases from 3 to 20.90 dollars, higher maximums, and expanded eligibility for self employed workers, with tax changes intended to fund the rise for 15 to 25 years.
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Hayward Merchants Plan Value Days Promotion
More than 20 Hayward stores have joined the Hayward Merchants Association for Value Days with over 50 expected to participate. Stores received bulletins and two color banners. promotion relies on Daily Review and Shopper advertising for January Value Days buys.
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Austrian Valley Cut Off By Severe Snowslides
Snowslides in the Austrian Walserthal region sealed off a valley near Groz and forced evacuations for up to 1000 inhabitants. Rescue teams, aided by U.S. helicopter assets, battled a rising ice lake while two villages were swept away in the mounting alpine disaster. No new deaths reported. damage estimated at 100,000 dollars.
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Four Alarm Blaze Sweeps San Francisco Factory
A four alarm fire tore through a macaroni factory in San Francisco's North Beach district causing about 100000 dollars in damage and injuring seven firefighters before containment. The blaze struck the Italian American Paste Co building at 44 Bay Street and disrupted traffic as firefighters fought the massive flames.
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Navy seeks broad overhaul of naval oil reserves law
Washington reports a surprise push in Congress to drastically revise the 1920 naval petroleum and oil shale reserves act. A Navy memo by Acting Secretary Folger accompanied a late proffered bill to the Armed Services Committees, drawing sharp opposition from leaders including Rep Vinson and Rep Price as details remain under wraps.
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Western Powers Reassure Berlin Conference Not Delayed
Paris dispatch reports three Western powers agreeing not to let Soviet objections on minor points delay the January 25 Berlin big four conference. They plan to concede maximal goodwill, drop demands on ministerial sessions, and hold two meetings in the West and two in the East, while warning Moscow not to use minor issues to seek new concessions. Western military commanders held four meetings with high commissioner Sergei A. Dengin to determine the ministers’ venue.
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House Group OKs Bill Giving AF Service Academy
Washington reports House Armed Services committee aims to send a bill allowing the Air Force to build its own service academy at a cost possibly reaching 75 million dollars. Debate centers on site selection for a West Point of the Air amid multiple proposed locations nationwide.
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New Hospital Head May Be Named Tomorrow
CASTRY VALLEY administratorship for den Township Hospital has been narrowed to a final candidate with a decision expected tomorrow at 5 pm. Marvin Richardson, board chair, said directors are optimistic an agreement with their first choice will be reached after screening about 200 applicants.
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Ashland Firehouse Bids Due January Twenty One
Bids for the Ashland Firehouse No. 2 in Washington Manor will be opened January 21 by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. The building on West Avenue 152 near Washington Avenue will house 10 men with office recreation dormitory den and work room. Estimated cost is $40,000.
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Communists denounce U N plan on Korea prisoners
Peiping and Pyongyang radio blasts condemn the U.N. plan to repatriate Korean and Chinese POWs. Red broadcasts insist the American scheme risks a tense Korea crisis and demands the POWs be held in the neutral zone until a full peace conference rules their fate. India promises to return unrepriatrated prisoners next week amid crossfire over the plan.
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Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio Sighted in Monterey
Hollywood stars Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio visited Monterey for the Zing Cross Golf event. They checked into the Mission Inn late last night with manager Letty O'Doul and his wife, amid a crowd of screen and sports figures.
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Congressmen Urged to Vote Pay Increase for Congress
Eisenhower salary commission urges lawmakers to raise pay to 27000 a year and recommends raises for the vice president speaker of the House and federal judges. Net cost estimated at 7306793 dollars as a public interest measure.
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Churchill May Retire This Year, Paper Says
The Recorder reports a belief in high political circles that Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, 79, intends to retire this year. A resignation could trigger general elections in November to seek a mandate for a new prime minister.
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House Adjournment Set for July 1
Washington report says House Republicans aim for July 1 adjournment with top speed. President Eisenhower’s State of the Union outlines a busy year. Halleck expects Labor Committee to approve the Tift-Battle act changes in two to three weeks, while McCornell calls the timeline optimistic.
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Hayward Seeks Look Magazine Safety Campaign Aid
Hayward safety council seeks Look Magazine’s Look Good safety campaign for national spotlight. East Bay chapter promotes a 10 point vehicle check program to combat faulty brakes lights steering and exhaust with communitywide participation including service clubs chambers of commerce and dealers.
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Unrepatriated POWs To Be Freed January 23
Washington voices reaffirmation that unrepatriated Korean War prisoners must be freed on January 23 as scheduled. State and Defense officials anticipate UN command accepting an earlier return three days before the deadline, with Pr ess Henry Suydam noting consistency with civilian status aims.
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