Newark Auto Crash Near Newark Injures Carlos Mar
Carlos Mar 25 of Pittsburg Calif suffered minor injuries when his car veered off Ja rvis road and State Highway 17 in Centerville. The sedan crashed through a barrier and plummeted 80 feet into a gulch before stopping on the opposite bank. Deputy Don Cates rescued him as deputies investigated claims of the incident. Martinez, a former Hayward resident, was treated for chin lacerations and released from Fairmont hospital.
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Newark
Carlos Marlines
Pittsburg
Calif
Wright
Martinez
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Washington Township
Don Cates
Jeff
Tom Bunting
Jarvis Road
Centerville
Haley Road
Dumbarton Highway
Cates Swan
Firehouse Transfer And Staffing Changes In Ashland
Ashland firehouse possession transfers to San Leandro officials in a formal ceremony Monday. Nine firemen resigned to join San Leandro. several volunteers approved, and chief Olivera to hire a relief firefighter for Station One. hydrant placements and proposed new hydrants across multiple streets approved with an estimated $3326 in install costs.
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Ashland
13Rd Avenue
San Leandro
Pam
Ashland Fire Commissioners
Sax Leandro
Edwin Benotti
Bill Captinger
Henry Schiller
Ralph _ Figuer Ray ‘Janssen
David Patterson
John Underwood
Arvo Wallenius
Bill Thompson
Bernard L. Barcbus
Foothill
Sevice
Maubert Street
159Th
Léind Avenue
Mateo Street
Éind Avenue
Olivera
Crosby
West 150Th
Joand Avenue
Andover Sr
West Ye Iarth
Lewelling
Churer
Avenue 154Th
Fourth Sweet
Resterson
Beatrice
Dover Street
West Avenue
Monovenue
Mercier
Mattox Coach
Angusway
Swenson
Dems push anti Communist drive despite McCarthy salvo
Senate Democrats led by Russell Long defend aggressive anti Communism measures as McCarthy accuses sponsors of half hearted co operation. McCarthy hands over data from personal files while Clark heads Hoover inquiry unit to study CIA links.
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Washington
Insi
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Russell Long
D-La
Wisconsin
News
Long
McCarthy
Louisiana
Lung
John L. McClellan
D- Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mark W. Clark
Central Intelligence Agency
Clark
Hoover Commission
Eisenhower
CLA
Allen W. Dulles
Dulles
Soviet Union offers to share atom know how in new charge
Soviet strategists pushed a multi front offensive aimed at halting European unity with a rearmed West Germany. The Kremlin offered to share some atomic know how with Western nations and claimed U S involvement in past executions in Estonia while snubbing France at the Lyons fair. Officials welcomed talk of atomic share but urged caution awaiting deeds.
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London
Serge Vinogranev
Paris
Moscow
Russia
France
Pierre Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
Baden-Baden
Willlingness
Dts
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
United States
Clinton P. Anderson M
Congressional 'Atontic Committee
Anderson
Krenlin
Tevestia
Kiwanis Records Castro Valley City Status Support
Castro Valley Kiwanis, hindered by non-political status, goes on record favoring city status for the Valley if another group sponsors the move. Dr Edward P J Singh recommended the stance at a luncheon. Upcoming programs include an inter club session with San Lorenzo Kiwanis and a talk by Harold Baldwin on Kiwanis aims.
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Castro Valley
Kiwanis Club
Edward P.J. Singh
San Lorenzo Kiwanisms
Castro Gardens
Harold Baldwin
Berkeley
Kiwanis
Knight Says He'll Fight For Tax Hike
Governor Knight stated he intends to push an $80 million tax plan to balance the budget despite legislative opposition. He supports a three cent cigarette tax, a 20 percent tax on other tobacco products, and higher taxes on beer, horse racing, and liquor, warning without reserves California faces $150 to $175 million in further taxes in 1956. Knight also backs a Gardena poker bill and noted the state must preserve the $75 million rainy day fund while arguing for fair and realistic tax measures.
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Sacramento
J. Knight
Knight
Gardena
Los Angeles
Lnews
Assembly
Scandal Hits Oakland Police Department In Suspensions
Oakland chief Lester L. Divine suspended two veteran inspectors Norman Deuel and Donovan Rodmar amid allegations of accepting gifts from free defendants in a robbery case. The suspended officials await a full inquiry, while Captain Anthony J. Bolger defends their honesty and integrity.
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Oakland
Lester L. Divine
Divine
Norman Deuel
Donovan Rodmar
Anthony J. Bolger
Oakland Police Department
Spouse Admits To Brutal Wife Slaying In California
Marysville California 31 year old Donald Edward Berrigan told police he strangled his wife after she pleaded for mercy and stated love. He admitted to the murder at the burning vacation cabin near Rackerby after previously denying foul play. The body of Marjorie Berrigan, 33, was found last Friday.
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Marysville
Calif
Donald Edward Berrigan
Cald
Berrigan
Robert Martin
Marjorie
Rackerby
Here
Beast Range
S Toiel
William Jennings
Bidzeard
Burglar Hits Local Tavern in Hayward Break-In
A burglar entered the Babalu club at 120 Castro Street Hayward early yesterday morning and stole 353 dollars from a cash box 28 from a drawer and 25 bottles of whiskey and other liquor. The janitor Keith Williams discovered the break-in when arriving for work. Police reported the incident as a local theft with liquor and cash taken.
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Castro Street
Hayward
Marine Corps
Keith Williams
U N official cautious on freeing imprisoned airmen
President Eisenhower was told Hammarskjold believes Red China may free the 11 airmen jailed on spy charges, but warns release could take months and that strong American rhetoric could jeopardize progress. Congress debate and Senate leaders pressure for action while Hammarskjold weighs Red China seating at the U.N.
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Eisenhower
Dag Hammarskjold
China
U.N
White House
Hammarskjold
Congress
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Red China
Chou En-lai
Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Republcan
Smith
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Hessid Hammarskjald
Cochran invites budget check for Bay City plans
Ashland report says Gerald Cochran proposes audits of budgets for Bay City and Metropolitan Bay City boroughs. He argues a 30 cent city tax could fund services with modest capital needs, estimating Bay City budgets around 236 775 first year with revenues near 264 995 and borough budget about 990 931 with revenues to 1 121 000. He cites boundary fixing and long range planning as key benefits of incorporation. The meeting occurred at Edendale School in Ashland.
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Ashland
Gerald Cochran
Bay City
Cochran
Bay
Pee
Edendale School
Ashand
Congressional blooper aids narcotics violators
Washington dispatch reports a congressional error stripped the U S government of power to prosecute narcotics violators. Emergency legislation will be rushed to correct the omission after tax law revisions last year. Officials say the mistake creates a dangerous loophole and rapid action is planned the week ahead.
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Washington
U.S
Waite House
International
House
Senate
K. J. Anssinger
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
White House
Myo
Congress
Panama ousts president over Remon assassination plot
The Panamanian national assembly removed President Jose Ramon Guizado amid charges of aiding the Jan 2 Remon assassination. Lawey Ruben Miro testified Guizado was informed of the plot and encouraged it, leading to Guizado’s arrest and a cabinet reshuffle naming Ricardo Arias Espinosa as president.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Reman
Ruben Mixo
Miro
Reman
Guizado
Guizada
Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Arias
Francisco
Pancho) Arias
Pangina
Remon
Gregorio Miro
Cuizado
Alejandro Remon
Octavio Fabrega
United States
Guatemala Military Academy
Inter-American Investigators Due In Nicaragua
An inter-American investigating team prepared to leave San Jose for an inspection in Nicaragua after alleging war material had entered Costa Rica from the north. The visit, at President Somoza’s request, aims to verify arms flows while Costa Rican forces push toward rebel-held areas amid continued patrols by U S Navy aircraft and Ecuadorian observers arriving to monitor the situation.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Anastasia Somoza
Costa’Rico
Organization of American’ States
Liberia
Guana‘caste
U. S. Navy
OAS
la Cruz
Ecuador
International Air Patrol
San Jose Todey
Lesd
Ays
Honduras
Jose Figueres
Roberto Tinoco Teodora Picado, Jr
Figueres J
Mario Echandi
Managua
Picado
West Point
Glendale
Calif
Mimi Lee
Lawrence D. Lee, Jr
Lee
Miami
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