Ike Seeks Federal Aid On Health Insurance Plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a broad health program offering government aid to establish 3 federal health insurance services for private and non profit plans. He called for 25 million dollars to fund the system and proposed disability rehabilitation to return 660,000 to work within five years, plus extended federal aid for new hospital construction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Conaress
Truman
Ms. Eisenhower
Dulles Heads to Berlin for Big Four Talks This Week
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans to depart for Berlin to participate in the Big Four conference the first with Russia since the Cold War began. Officials expect brief talks en route in London and Paris with British and French counterparts as discussions focus on Germany and an Austrian peace treaty.
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IRS
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Lye
Wena
Aarge
State Department
Russia
Vis
WBS
Duiles
London
Paris
Bettini
Sussia
France
Inion
Germany
Austria
United States
Risent
Am Spe
United Nations
UWS
Soviet Union
George M. Zaroubin
Dulley
Lorenzo Man Sues For False Arrest
SAN LORENZO Earl Currier 32 of 1868 Hesperian boulevard has filed suit against the City of Oakland and Officer Francis W. Prather asking 175000 for false arrest Currier says Prather used force arresting him in drunken driving charges on 1Dec 11 Breaking jaw in five places The drunk driving charge was later dismissed Prather says Currier resisted arrest and jaw injury came from falling onto a curb He adds he was convalescing from an arm injury at the time City attorney’s office reviewing Currier claim.
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San Lorenzo
Earl Currier
Hesperian Boulevard
City of
Oakland
Francis W. Prather
Currier
Prather
Shimy
Prathes
Curis
Internal conflict swirls around Stevenson camp leaders
Washington report details anger within Democratic ranks over National Chairman Steve Mitchell. Critics say his bungling and cautious stance hinder Stevenson’s bid, citing reluctance in accepting a 32 300 McCarran contribution to clear the party debt. News notes MeChling’s senate defeat cited as background.
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Mitchel
Mitchell
Stevenson
Neva Mechi
Supreme Court Narrows State Movie Censorship Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that state censorship boards may not ban a film on grounds of immorality or implied crime. The decision, issued as a brief order with no opinion, expands free speech protections and cites the 1962 Miracle Cage precedent. Producers argued for post offense punishment rather than prior censorship.
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Supreme Court
Wiam O. Daniglas
Hugo L. Black
Douglas
Olio
Commercial Pictures Corp
Superior, Films
Ino
Supreme County
Call
New York
Penns
Fvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Ramsas. Com
Panmunjom
K S. Thimayya
Z ‘A
At Nations Repatration Commission
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Thimayya
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iGen
John E. Hull
Tokyo
U.N. Supreme Cormander
Hull
J Tlutt
United Nations
Iis
Korea
Formosa
Electrical workers strike escalates amid London unrest
In London a sizable group of 26,000 electrical workers led a walkout affecting glass plants and oil power stations. Frank Foules of the Electrical Workers Union declared war on employers as Churchill awaited a labor report and Parliament prepared to reconvene. The strike targets energy facilities while a broader industrial crisis unfolds across Britain.
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London
Ceramunist Agittators
Britain
Plain Electricians
Frank Foules
Leslie Penwill
Direc Erplosets
National al Associated
Winston
Palme Churchil
Churchill
Labor
Walter Monckton
Vother Industries
Employers’ Association Geensee
UAT Minns
Gunmen Captured After Chase in Castro Valley
Two masked gunmen, Jim M. Hamilton and Timothy E. Kelly, were captured after a high speed chase through Castro Valley and Hayward. They were held for investigation of armed robbery at Curly's Place, Hayward, where about $144 was taken. Deputies pursued from Castro Valley to a boulevard detour. a collision ended the chase. suspects identified by five witnesses, with a getaway sedan description.
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S Alley
Bouldyard
Castro Valley
Hayward
Cestro Vall
Jim BK. Hamilton
Pinedale
Calie
Timothy E. Kelly
Caruthers
Caul
Vais
Curly
Elstrees
Hay‘gward
Glebec
Fred Zormant
al Medagna
Gethway Cac
Bormann
Mija
Caspeet
Castro Valley Boulevard
Oulevard
Nuvi
Hamilton Alemptinn
Kelly
Ted
Revo’ Gra
Germal Luger
Celestina Vieira
Tole Heyward
Vieira
Juanita
Ong
Tolks
Erning
Dored
J Glenn W. Barry
Keith Bennett
Jett
Jim K. Hamilton
Tspeed Sheriff's Deputies
Cazira Valley
Bie
Four Accidents Kill 25, State Official Hurt
Twenty five people die across four major highway crashes while a state official is injured. The disasters strike in Milroy Indiana Conway Arkansas and California with multiple fatalities including teenagers and a basketball team asArkansas Tech wins 83 to 73. A 14 year old girl and other relatives are among the dead. Deputy California Attorney General Harold G Robinson is hurt.
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Ark
Arkansas Tech
Mannest
Seliga
Vainty Crossing
Milroy
Ind
Air
California
Harold G. Robinson
Valley Girl, 14, Injured When Hit
Castro Valley report details a 14 year old girl, Phyllis Louik, daughter of Louth and Leo Louik, struck by a car Saturday night at the Castro Valley intersection of Castro Valley Boulevard and Sa Miguel. She was taken to Providence Hospital in critical condition, later pronounced dead by a physician. The driver, Joseph D. McGowan of Alameda Naval Air Station, told patrolmen he did not see her in time. The coroner’s office will determine the cause of death.
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Castro Valley
Phyllis R. Louk
Louth
Leo Louik
Mancini
Providence Hospital
Jesus
Nell
Castro Val
Fey Boulevard
Sa. Miguel
Joseph D. Met
Gowan
Thomas McGowan
Harry B. Jozifek
Altamont Road
Ashland
Four Held for Stealing Wallets in Centerville
Four suspects, two men and two women from Los Angeles, were held for investigation after wallets were stolen from clerks at Centerville stores Saturday. Police say the women distracted clerks while the men took wallets from purses.
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Santa Rita
Ceat
Bs Ooki
Two candidates file for Hayward city council race
Hayward announces two hopefuls for the vacant city council seats currently held by Victor Hale and John Purchin. Navy veteran Rollie Wright, age 52, and Henry Gall, longtime Oakland resident and businessman, enter the race ahead of April 13 polls. Wright cites public service and honest government while Gall emphasizes Hayward’s future and local business ties.
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Hay- Ward
Henny B. Gall
Rollie Be
Weoisht
Victor A. Hale
John J. Purchin
Y Wall
Wright
Tex Divions
Board of Equalization
Connie Alves
Deborah
Andrew
Disdon ‘Drive
Lm Jwails
City
Haywar
Galis
Oakland
Henry's
Luella
Janice J
Munvey
Gall
Boxi Sevuring
Hayward Hign
Sycanore
Your
Hayward Area
Cdtam Iner of Commerce and Merchants' Association
Fori Leduneil
Local Men Aboard Gor Don Set for Treasure Island
Local residents including Alexander Montane and Orlando S. Valdez are listed among those aboard the USNS General W. H. Gordon, expected to sail at Treasure Island tomorrow with 3004 Marines of Korea and aid units. Other names tied to Hayward and surrounding wards include residents from San Leandro and Decoto.
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Hayward
Plane Bounces Off Bay Crash At Oakland
Oakland a cargo plane carrying military supplies from Ogden Utah was diverted to Oakland due to high winds. After engine trouble on approach the left engine failed and the fuselage struck the bay water. Pilot Paul La Prade and co-pilot Great Dick survived with minor injuries. The pair were flying for the American Export and Import company under contract with the Military Air Transport Service.
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San Francisco Bay
Colrade
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Qaklané
Mornals
Paul la Prade
Miami
Pla
Hollywood
Fla
Travis Air Forcs Oase
Ha Prade
Bay
Aga ' la Prade
Military Air Transport Service
Storm to Bring Heavy Rain Snow Across Northern California
A slow moving storm was forecast to hit northern California tonight after a weekend of high winds and moisture. The system could dump rain and snow, worsening flood and wind damage from Saturday into Sunday as rivers rose and roads closed. Winds up to 96 mph in Reno caused structural damage and airport hangars to collapse, while highways were shut by toppled trees and debris.
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Califona
U. S. Highway 40
California
Hopand
Mendogine County
Caearts
Wich
Healdsburg
Bel Monte
Klamath Sur
Smith Ay
Ukiah
Authe
Eureka
Reno
Nev
Hesperian Homeowners Plan First 1936 Meeting
Lloyd Grown acting dean of Hesperian Homeowners announces the first meeting of 1936 set for 3 p m tomorrow in the multi purpose room at Hesperian school 62 Drew street.
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Salorenzo
Lloyd Grown
Hesperian
Eglaration
Hesperian School
Drew Street
Pajamas Catch Fire Injures Boy in Hayward Home
Six year old Yrawmas Fannecy woke by smoke at his Hayward home while playing with a NES. Father Billy Nunnery woke to his crying son, found the boy’s pajama bottoms burned, and removed the smoldering clothing. Thomas sustained first, second and third degree burns to legs and fingers but was reported out of danger the next morning.
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Billy Nunnery
Thomas
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