Algerian Rebel Soldier Portrait Shows Two Sides of War
A dispatched report from Algiers by Arthur Higbe portrays the Algerian rebel as a determined but poorly equipped fighter. It details his origins from villagers to veteran soldiers, his ragged uniforms, varied weapons, and guerrilla tactics. The piece notes the growing rebel numbers from 1,500 to 22,000 and the French belief that neither side can win a pitched campaign without extreme measures.
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Ftrom
Raoul Salan
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France
Czech Reds Make Hero Of Khrushchev
Khrushchev and Bulganin receive frenzied ovations during a Czech visit as portraits fill homes and public places. An old woman kissed Khrushchev’s hand at a cemetery while a Prague professor says intellectuals stay away and the regime will rule with an iron hand. Khrushchev says disputes with Yugoslavia must be liquidated and urges no wars while condemning imperialists.
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Educational TV Channel Allocation in UHF Band
Washington reports that of 258 reserved educational TV channels, about 68 percent fall in the ultra high frequency band, with 17 percent or roughly 68 channels occupying UHF.
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Washington
Miss Universe contest sparks shade amid figures and flirtation
In a multilingual report from Long Beach, beauty pageant rivals with varied origins vie for the world’s top title. Notable entrants include Miss Oregon Sonja Landsem and Miss New York Sanita Pelkey, with others from Miss Florida to Miss Indiana amid talk of bust measurements and public attention.
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Sonja Landsem
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Evan
Oregon
Ava Gardner
Stephen
Italy
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Valeria Fabrizzi
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Marilyn Monroe
Sanita Pelkey
New York
Greer Garson
Landsem
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Closed Shop Ruling Pushes Court Reconsideration
Georgia asks the U S Supreme Court to review the decision allowing federal closed shop and union agreements to be enforced despite state right to work laws. In Looper et al v Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co the 60 day union join deadline triggers job loss. The state argues the ruling clashes with state policy and alleges funds may support political causes not endorsed by the workers.
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Washington
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Looper
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co
Supreme Court of Georgia
U. S. Supreme Court
Georgia Court
L A Plans Dam On Colorado River Bridge Canyon Project
Los Angeles plans a 750000 kilowatt Bridge Canyon hydro plant on the Colorado River in Arizona 117 miles above Lake Mead. The $400 million dam would include $109 million in transmission lines and rise about 673 feet, nearly as tall as Hoover Dam. Los Angeles seeks federal approval from the Federal Power Commission.
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Laire Mead
Waste Disposal Meeting For Alameda County
A general meeting on waste disposal problems will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the supervisors chambers at the Alameda County Courthouse Oakland. Supervisor Chester B Stanley chairs the County Committee for the Solution of Waste Disposal Problems and says the discussion will be important to the Southern Alameda County area.
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Chester BE. Stanley
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Washington Home Owners Assn Maintains Officers
Washington Manor reports current Home Owners Association officers will stay in place until replacement. A committee led by Jack Davis and Larry White will review election procedures in the by laws. Officials announce plans for a fair exhibit featuring a model of Washington Park on Zelma Street at the San Lorenzo Community Fair opening tomorrow.
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Joyce Altman
Jack Davis
Larry Whitesides
San Lorenzo
Washington Park
Zelma St
Lorenzans at School Parley at NEA centennial
San Lorenzo teachers Herbert Stephens Bernice Shrum and Janet Balen represented the district at the NEA centennial convention in Philadelphia. About 20 000 educators attended as Vice President Nixon urged expanded federal aid for education. A pageant by Philadelphia schoolchildren marked the event.
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National Education Assn
Philadelphia
Herbert Stephens
Bernice Shrum
Janet Balen
United States
Richard M. Nixon
NEA
Congress
Lorenzo Fair Queen Crown on Display in Exhibit
The ornate crown for the San Lorenzo Community Fair queen is shown at the Centre Valley National Bank Washington Manor office. Radio host John Harvey will present the crown at 9:30 p.m. in the fair exhibit tent at Washington and Grant. The Lions Club and 13 other service groups sponsor the event to raise funds for a San Lorenzo teen center.
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John Harvey
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Area Men In Navy Training In Alameda And Lakehurst
Seven area men in Alameda are on two weeks of annual Navy training at Lakehurst Naval Air Station. Five others have completed their two weeks at Willow Grove near Philadelphia. Named at Lakehurst are Bartley Castro Valley. Asten Vernon F. Davidson John J. Norte Milton F. Quaja Albert T. Hay ward. Vigil Philip A. Westhay Edwin H. from San Lorenzo. From Willow Grove returnees include West Frank G. Weil Marx D. Katen Robert L. Lou Michael from San Lorenzo. Sheehan William B. from Castro Valley.
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Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Lakehurst
Henry T. Bartley
Castro Valley
Vernon F Asten
John J
Davidson
Milton F. Norte
Albert T. Quaja
Hayward
Philip A. Vigil
Edwin H. Westhay
San Lorenzo
Frank G. West
Marx D. Weil
Robert L. Katen
Michael Lou
William B. Sheehan
Jet Electronics costs mirror advanced jet interceptor gear
Washington reports that one modern American jet interceptor carries electronic equipment whose cost and complexity approximate that used by an average television station.
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Jet Electronics
Washington
LATE ORDER: Hensley Equipment Signs Labor Pact
Leandro Firm Leandro Hen, president of Hensley Equipment Co., said the National Labor Relations Board approved a contract with the Operating Engineers, signed last October, and ordered no reprisals against union members. Three employees were offered reinstatement but refused.
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Dayssley
Hensley Age. Equipment Co
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engi_neers
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Hensley
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Oakland
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Arthur Atkinson
Kenneth Cqowens
Thurman Fortner
Hensley Equipment
DA To Study Rooms Bid At Bidwell
The bid of 993,994 by McClellan Construction Co. Hayward for four classrooms at Bidwell school was referred to the district attorney for approval. Bids ranged to 92,980. The La Vista school board reviewed them at Friday night’s adjourned meeting. Construction should begin within weeks and the new rooms will reduce double sessions for the kindergarten through sixth grade school in Fairway Park opening in September. The board also created a business assistant position and elected Robert Trautner, a San Lorenzo resident with UC Berkeley business degree, to the post.
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McClellan Construction Co
Hayward
Bidwell School
Bidwell ‘Schoo
Fairway Park
Robert Trautner
Trautner
San Lorenzo
University of California
Driver Education and Training Signups Open
Registrations are now being taken for new glasses in driver education at San Leandro Adit School located at 22h Bancroft Ave. Evening classes begin August 5 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Daytimer sessions start August 8 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 30 am. A 12 week course carries a $12 registration fee.
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San Leandro
New Lockout Parley Today Amid Bay Area Strike
Union and employers in the Bay Area metal industry meet this afternoon with Federal Mediator F. B. Dumire after a four hour session yielded no progress. About 600 to 800 workers are idle as machinists strike 9 plants seeking wage hikes of 25 to 50 cents per hour while employers call a general lockout until the dispute is settled.
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Federale
F. B. Dumire
California Metal’. Trades
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