Big Four Argues on Germany Reject Russ Bid
Berlin dispatch reports the Big Four foreign ministers clashed over East and West Germany elections. Molotov opposed Eden’s all-German plan while Western ministers pressed for free elections before a provisional government. Dulles prepared to set out U S views and outline a path for a world atomic fuels pool with Britain and France invited.
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Mailers
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Russia
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Georgi Zarubin
Washington
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Antony Eden
Fanfani Government Falls After Confidence Vote in Italy
Rome reports Premier Amintore Fanfani’s 11 month old government fell in a 303 to 260 confidence vote in the chamber of deputies with 23 abstentions. Fanfani submitted his resignation to President Luigi Einaudi as a caretaker crisis looms and De Gasperi or Piccioni could be asked to form a new government.
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United States
Mrs. Luce
Togisti
Monarehists
Italy
Giuseppe Pella
Fantani
Communist Activitie
Lae Toi
Hig Land Reform
Alhaneia
Seen Soon On Compromise Of Bricker Bid
Washington reports that a compromise on the Bricker Amendment is expected Monday or Tuesday after a 3 hour bipartisan Senate parley. Senate leaders debated a substitute by Senator Walter George that would nullify treaties lacking constitutional compliance and make executive agreements law only by Congressional act. Pat McCarran suggested a version dropping the which clause while preserving pact validity under pursuit of the Constitution.
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Vets Building Board to Meet Supervisors in Hayward
Hayward veterans who serve as commissioners for the Hayward Veterans Memorial building will convene in joint session with the Alpine County Board of Supervisors February 25 at Castro Villa. Speakers include Superior Judge Richard Chamberlainy and county buildings official James Clifford. board members George A. Janssen and Chester Stanley. Hayward commissioners listed are Peter J. DeBrman John H. Morgan Francis D. Zambresky and Charles Stacey.
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John H. Morgan
Francis D. Zambresky
Charles Stacey
Unemployment Slowdown Seen Across the Economy
Washington economists forecast unemployment should level off next month and possibly fall in March as claims drop by about 4,000 from the prior week. They expect factory jobs to improve later, with a peak turning point possible by next summer or fall amid uneven layoffs and seasonal adjustments.
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Livermore Lab Named in AEC H Bomb Report
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed for the first time the existence of a Livermore California H bomb laboratory run for the AEC by the University of California. About 1500 scientists and technicians work there. The report hints at hydrogen bomb work and designs developed with Teller influence.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
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Sandia
New Mexico
Senators Probe Attempt To Destroy Army Files
Washington senators plan public hearings on charges that high Roosevelt officials sought to erase army and navy files on subversives. Key figures Jenner Bridges McCloy Nimitz King Marshall, Stimson and Bissell are cited as witnesses in a probe into alleged orders to destroy intelligence records during World War II. The panel aims to hear all concerned under oath.
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New York
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Bissell
White House
Army Department
King
Naval Operations
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Jenner
Admiral King
Admiral Nimute
Deveils
Pacific
Sea
Styles Bridges
NHS
War Department
Bridges
Jold Senate Military Affairs Committee
Pentagon
Joseph C- O
Egypt city tramplers hamper Naguib arrival riot
In Kafr el Zayat Egypt a diesel train carrying President Mohammed Naguib halted at the Nile town station. A crowd surged onto the tracks as the train moved. Police feared about 45 dead and many injured as Naguib personally led first aid efforts. He had just visited nearby Xoleib Ibyar, site of a prior disaster.
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Kafr-El-Zaiyat
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Nile
Naguib
Cairo
Alexandria
Xoleib Ibyar
Indian Bid for Korean Talks Fails at the U N
United Nations in New York Dag Hammarskjold reports that India's bid for a General Assembly session on Korea failed to reach a majority with 28 for and 22 against A late count showed 31 votes needed and several ballots awaiting opening The outcome seen as a setback for Indian Prime Minister Nehru amid American opposition and ongoing panmunjom talks and Berlin conference plans
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Philippines
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Employer Tax Reports Due February 15
Oakland official Robert C. Kirkwood, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, announced the due date for filing forms 599 and B20 attention returns is February 6. All individuals and businesses paying salaries interest dividends rents and other income are liable to file these reports.
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Robert C. Kirkwood
Franchise Tax Board
Business Women Meet Monday in Castro Valley Clubhouse
Castro Valley Business and Professional Women's club will meet in a business session Monday at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse 6004 Castro Valley Boulevard. President Bessie Bushart will report on the Bay Valley district conference held in Richmond. Chairmen of standing committees will also present reports.
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Castro Valley
Hull to Discuss New Look Defense Policy in Pacific
Gen John E Aull travels to Tokyo for Manila talks with Army Secretary Stevens on Americas New Look defense in Asia. Stevens planned Tokyo visit then Washington, while Hull recently toured Korea Okinawa Formosa and the Philippines as the New Look strategy takes shape with rapid mobile forces ready to strike.
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Pacific
Tokyo
John E. Aull
Manila
Army
Robert T. Stevens
America
United Nations
U.S. Army
Far East Command
Japan
Stevens
Far East
Washington
U.S
Asia Theater
Seoul
Eighth Army
Massell D. Taylor
ROK
Syngman Rhee
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Korea
Amnetics
Mark W. Clark
Inside Deal Suspected In Hayward Market Theft
Hayward police investigate a likely inside job after about $8000 in currency vanished from Freeman's Market on Jackson and Winton streets. The door was reported unlocked, with fingerprints on the safe and no force used. A similar 1950 robbery in the same store remains unsolved.
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Fraeman’s
Jackson
Winton
Freeman's
Geneclde
Norman Neormeés
Bidyes
Lys Ae
Harold Tweedle
George Kelly
Haywards
Kelly
Mike Carmo
Verna Lippold
Coquette
Testaurans
No Change in Political Plans Roosevelt Says
James Roosevelt, eldest son of Franklin D Roosevelt, declares he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 26th district despite his wife Romelle Schneider Roosevelt naming three alleged co respondents in a separate maintenance suit. The Pasadena event marked his father’s birthday with an enthusiastic crowd.
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Congress
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Pasadena Athletic Club
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Schneider
Pasadene Superior Court
Plans Made for 2nd C V Bank
Two groups filed separate applications for an independent Castro Valley bank and discussed the project with State Banking Department officials. State examiner Harold F. Wilson noted an unusual issue after fifteen years with two applications and said the department seeks community need evidence while avoiding factional bias. Maurice C. Sparling sent field staff to Castro Valley to survey homeowners, business and professional leaders. Applicants were urged to merge efforts or withdraw to proceed.
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State Banking Department
Harold F. Wilson
Maurice C. Sparling
Wilson
Jealous Milk Man Confesses to Detroit Steel Exec Murder
John Lang a 33 year old milkman nicknamed the Jack of Diamonds confessed to killing John W Mattson a 33 year old Atlas Steel traffic manager. Mattson was shot through the head at his desk by a deer rifle after a dispute over a waitress. Lang said he waited outside the window for 13 minutes before firing once.
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Detroit Steel Company
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John W. Mattson
Atlas Steel Company
Estelle Jameson
Mattson
Lang
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