Halleck Chosen GOP Keynoter
President Eisenhower will accept the Republican nomination in San Francisco in August and run with Richard Nixon. Rep Charles Halleck to deliver the nominating speech. Hall predicts a strong, media driven campaign and a likely GOP gain in Congress.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
GOP
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Richard M. Nixon
Charles A. Halleck
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House
White House
Ike
Radio-Tv Red Hold Testified In Washington Probe
A private consultant told the House Un American Activities Committee that communists control segments of the broadcasting unions. Vincent Hartnett estimated at least 400 communists in the New York local of the AFTRA with about 150 party members, plus blocs in Equity and the American Guild of Variety Artists. He warned young performers travel to New York to join groups for professional gain, and that many Reds in entertainment shelter others.
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Washington
Ins
Vincent Hartnett
New York
House un-American Activities Committee
American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
Hartnell
Rens
Equity
American Guild of Variety Artists
Father of Four Jailed in S F Hangs Himself
San Francisco police report Robert N Ladd a 25 year old Daly City auto worker and father of four hanged himself in a San Francisco Inglewood station cell after a burglary arrest He had placed a gold ring with a death do us part inscription on his car seat and reportedly feared prison after probation violations His parents and wife faced the tragedy at their Daly City home
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San Francisco
INS
Ingleside
Robert N. Uadd
Daly City Auto Company
Sagamore Street
Angela
Ladd
Cottonwood Drive
Daly City
Citywide Summer Clearance Opens Three Day Sale
Hayward stores launched a three day clearance as prices drop citywide. A special edition of The Daily Review tomorrow will feature values offered during the sale.
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Hayward
The
Daily Review
Infant dies after fall from swing in Hayward
Timothy Michael Norwood two month old son of Earle Norwood, a Hayward Marine Corps amputee, died after a three hour operation to remove a brain clot. He fell from a swing Tuesday at home. An autopsy is planned. Funeral services set for Saturday at Laurel Chapel Oakland. He is survived by his parents and sister Deborah Ann. The fire squad and ABC ambulance aided in transport to Levine Hospital and Oak Knoll Naval Hospital.
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Michael Norwood
Hayward Mazine Corps
Laurel Chapel
Oakland
Earle Norwood
Regal Avenue
Hayward
Deborah Ann
Building Slowdown Hits South County Construction Surge
Intermittent agreements reflect a carpenters strike shrinking residential work in Southern Alameda County while school districts and state highways report projects stalled or slowed. Union leaders say 78 percent of four-county carpenters are idle, with bridges and freeway widenings affected and some districts seeing halted additions and new constructions.
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Kent
Alameda County
State Division of Highways
Charles Roe
Hayward
Jack Hennessy
Associated Home Builders
Greater East Bay
Carpenters’ Council
Carpenters
Roe
Hennessy
High Street
San Lorenzo Creek
Jackson Street
Beard Road
Dublin Canyon
Castro Valley
Hast. Shore
Heyward
Union. High
Castro Valley High
O Hayward
Economist Sees Prosperous U.S. Future Says Growth Continues
Harvard economist Sumner H. Slichter told a Madison Rotary Club that Americans over time will enjoy rising personal income after taxes and a strong economy for the next 10 to 20 years. He asserted the economy's fundamental strength will sustain prosperity and growth.
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Wis
Harvard
Sumner H. Slichter
Srotary Club
Slichy
Reformatory Riot Timeline Suppressed in Paper
In Pendleton Indiana the Reflector inmate publication of the Indiana Reformatory ignored a major riot where nine persons were injured. The sports section carried only a brief note about an interrupted spaceball game, with no further commentary on the incident.
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Indiana Reformatory
Spaceball Gems
Nasser Arrives in Belgrade for Yugoslavia Visit
Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser arrives from Cairo for a visit to communist Yugoslavia. He is greeted at Belgrade’s Batanjica airfield by President Tito and top officials, with Egyptian flag, a Belgrade parade, and a band playing the national anthem. Nasser travels with 24 companions as dignitaries greet him including Vice President Kardelj and Foreign Minister Popovic.
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Brioni
Anthen
Nasser
Europe
Thi
Ediverd
Kardelj
Koca ‘Popovic
House Bill backs flood insurance plan with federal share
The House Banking committee approved a government sponsored flood insurance program at 3 billion dollars. The measure and a Senate companion would insure up to 250000 for businesses and up to 10000 for homes. Businesses would pay 60 percent of premiums with the federal government paying 40 percent. The administration urged a more experimental federal program after last year's floods in New England and the Far West to aid flood victims who cannot afford private insurance.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Federall
Senate
New
England
Far West
Ihe
Weather forecast hints partial clearing overnight and Friday
Overcast conditions persist tonight with a forecast of partially clearing skies by Friday morning. The weather man predicts a slow improvement into tomorrow afternoon, with Toddy’s downes noted in minor observing terms.
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Tom
Kidnap Note Signed "Your Baby Sitter" Says Police
WESTBURY NY Nassau county detectives disclosed the ransom note for eight day old Peter Weinberger was signed your baby sitter and written by a likely local caregiver. Detective Chief Styvesant Pinnell noted the note was over 35 words, well prepared, with handwriting experts split on age and sex. The Weinberger family had not employed a babysitter for the infant, though maids cared for the children.
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Westbury N.Y
Nassau County
Weinberger
Lewis
Pinnell
New Dispute Threatens S F Burials
In San Francisco embalmers at 21 funeral homes threaten to delay burials in Colma amid a 50 day strike lockout. The cemetery workers union backs a contract deal while embalmer lines warn they will picket any cemetery attempting to bury bodies. Fourteen parlors are unaffected. Eleven cemeteries and five crematoriums reopen after a May 7 closure.
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San. Francisco
Colma
Cemetery Workers Union
Abducted Girl Found After Kidnap In Bell Gardens
1.6 year old Frances Lee Ellicott, abducted from a Bell Gardens trailer camp, was found assaulted and later treated at Tweedy hospital in Fullerton. The child identified a slim denim clad stranger who carried her away and fled into nearby streets before surrendering to authorities.
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Calif
Ins
Frances Lee Ellicott
Tweedy Hospital
Fullerton
Ruth* Vasquez
Ralph’ Ellicott
Boat capsizing leaves over 100 feared dead in Chenab river
Reports from Rawalpindi say a storm capsized a boat on the Chenab river. More than 100 persons, including at least 24 children, are feared drowned. Details remain unclear as officials assess the scene.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Chenab River
Rawal
Pind
Soviet clash at UN over disarmament and troop ceilings
United Nations session sees Russia attack US policy in stark terms while accepting Western proposals to cap military manpower. Gromyko cites a first step toward broader accord, proposing ceilings of 2,509,000 for the United States, Russia, and China and 200,000 for others, with an urgent call for an immediate ban on certain weapons and a halt to atomic tests.
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Aldrei Gromyko
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Gromyko
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Rea
China
Britain
France
Howevi
Geremany
CofC Blow At Transit Plan Hit
Hayward chamber resolution opposed multi million dollar Bay Area rapid transit district stirring dust. Warren a chamber director called for November vote while Beckett chairman of engineering committee defended Parsons Brinckerhoff plan as lowest cost mass rapid transit. He argued helicopters buses and feeder systems have limits and private autos with parking at stations are best feeder. Capt Cohen echoed Beckett’s views.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Alameda-Contra Costa
E. Guy Warren
Hayward Chamber
East Bay Transit District Organization
John Beckett
Bay Zea
Rapid Transit
Commission
Angus M. Cohan
Bay Area Commission
Warren
Chamber
Norris Letsom
Chamber Transportation .and Communications
Coleman
Novemer
Jy Beckett
Parsons
Brinckehoff
Hall and
MacDonald
Bay
Beckett
Capt. Cohen
Fremont Gravel Executive Stricken After Stroke
Fremont plant manager D J A Gildersleeve, 60, of Rhodes and Jamieson gravel, was struck by a stroke at 11 a m near Centerville and hospitalized in San Jose. He had just returned to work after a heart attack and a month’s leave and has led the plant for five years.
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Fremont
D.J
Eminetro
Body found in Gravesend Bay linked to missing professor
Police retrieved a weighted chained body from Gravesend Bay in Brooklyn. The corpse, likely months in water, is thought to be Dr Jesus de Galindez, a Columbia University lecturer who criticized Dominican leader Trujillo. The find is connected to his disappearance on March 12.
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Bay
Brooklyn
Jesus de Galitdez
Columbia University
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