Livermore Crash Kills Hayward Man Wayne Atherton Earl
Wayne Atherton Earl 48 of Hayward died yesterday afternoon when his car failed to make a turn on Highway 59 near Livermore and rolled over several times. The collision occurred about 5 15 pm as Earl swerved to avoid a barrier during repair work. a passenger Roy L. Tully from Tuolumne was injured and treated. Funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at the C Bannon mortuary Oakland with interment in Providence Utah. He is survived by multiple relatives in Hayward and Grass Valley.
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Wayne Atherton
Earl
Agnes Court
Hayward
Liermore
Roy L. Tully
Tuolumne
Calif
Tully
St. Paul's Hospital
Sonor’a
Oon Tay
Forestry Service
Pan
C. Bi. Bannon Mortuary
East 14Th, Street
Oakland
Providence
Utah
Karl
Ruth Fraga
Agnes
Court
John
A. Earl
Harvey Avenue
Carlos L. Earl
Soto Street
Wendell B. Earl
Happyland Avenue
Wanda Statt
Harvey 1 Avenue
Tsi
Carl Earl
Grass Valley
Randy Thompson
Inglewood Avenue
Young Thompson
Frances R. Pearson
Ridridze Avenué
County Board moves to survey site for courthouse parcel
The county board of supervisors ordered the county surveyor to delineate exact boundaries of about 10 acres on the Harry Owen property at Winton avenue. This preliminary step precedes a possible appraisal for the purchase of the site to build a courthouse.
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County Board of Supervisors
Harry Owen
Winton Avenue
Weather Outlook With Coastal Fog and Mild Temperatures
A fair spell continues through tomorrow with fog along the coast at night and in the mornings. Inland areas expect similar conditions with local morning fog and little temperature change. Yesterday’s high and today’s low remain unspecified in the readable text.
French Air Attacks Drive Rebel Columns North of Hanoi
French air raids on rebel supply routes north of Hanoi targeted the Vinh Yen sector about 24 miles north of Handi and southeast of Tourane base. A French high command spokesman said the attack was progressing favorably as negotiations at Geneva pressed toward a cease fire. Hanoi prepared for a possible cease fire despite clashes and a 10,000 strong Viet Namese demo yesterday.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Hanoi-Haiphong
Geneva
Vinh Yen
Handi
Tourane
U.S
Southeast Asia
France
Trung tGis
Viet Nam
Justice Dept to Expand Internal Security Drive Against Communists
The Justice Department plans a major anti Red campaign targeting underground Communist leaders. Attorney General Brownell seeks 385000 more for an expanded Internal Security Division, led by William Tompkins, adding 70 attorneys. Prosecution under the Smith Act’s membership clause tests constitutional bounds. Senator Styles Bridges noted prior funding of 468000 for investigations. (Continued on Page 4)
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Washington
Justice Department
Brownell
Congress
Internal Security Division
William Tompkins
Communist Party
Senate Appropriations Committee
A. Andretti
William Foley
Styles Bridges
House Pledges Try to Pass Housing Bill
The House Democrats pledge a last-ditch bid to pass President Eisenhower full public housing program, but privately concede doom. The compromise bill would expand 35 000 units under slum clearance or urban renewal, a fraction of the 140 000 requested. It could allow 68 000 more over two years, though few of 45 000 units may be built due to conditions.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Jesse P. Wolcott
Rmid
Fereed
Atomic
GOP
William F. Knowland
Atomic Energy Commission
Tenness Alley
House Civil Service Committee
Alger Hiss
Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
22 More Die In Heat Wave
A lethal heat wave grips the nation’s midsection causing at least 22 new deaths for a total of 249 since last week. Temperatures spark into the 100s across Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and southeast South Dakota with many cities reporting triple digit highs. State officials rush emergency drought aid and farmers seek loans as crop losses mount in western central and southern counties.
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United Press
U. S
South Dakota
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ponca City
Okla
Presidio
Tex
Omaha
Neb
Dallas Ac
Minois
Paes Agriculture
Himpis
Federal Farmer's Loan Administration
Cochran backs sales tax to push annexation move
Ashland residents heard Bay City incorporation chairman Gerald D. Cochran and Harold J. Weiner propose a four percent statewide sales tax by California counties to boost revenue without raising property taxes. They spoke at Hesperian Gardens about annexation, contrasting pro annexation arguments with borough municipality theories and urging tax reform to fund growth.
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Ashland
California
Gerald D. Cochran
Bay City Incorporation
Hesperian Gardens
Bay Fair
San San Leandro
Cothran
Cochran
Harold J. Weiner
Hesperian ~ Gardens Club
Halcyan Improvement Association
Weinar
Halcyon
Firemen Race to Save Trapped Boy in Well
More than 100 volunteer firefighters fought to rescue 13 year old David Rank who fell into a 20 foot deep water well on a farm near Hopewell Junction New York. An ambulance stood by as rescuers shored the well to prevent a cave in while the boy, now at waist depth in mud, remained responsive and said to be in no immediate danger.
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Hopewell Junction
N.Y
David Rank
Thomas Knapp
Ronk
C. Fred Close
Knapp
Atus
David
Cease-fire deal grows in Viet Nam while evacuation plan looms
In Geneva the Communists and the West agreed on a Viet Nam cease-fire line with Haiphong evacuation by the French within 10 hours. A responsible French source said most cease-fire details were settled and a signing seemed assured before Mendes-France's midnight deadline. The plan leaves the Tuaran base in French hands and covers Laos Cambodia and election talks by July 1956 with parties to meet by May 1985.
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Geneva
Viet Nam
Indochina
Haiphong
Pierre Mendes-France
Benhai River
Savannakhet
Laos
Quang Tri
Turane
Cambodia
United States
Mendes-France
Anthony Eden
V. M. Molotov
Pham van Dong
County Panel Assigns Officials to Study Bay City Services
The county board of supervisors assigned County Attorney Frank Coakle and County Administrator Keweil to work with Bay One reconstruction committee to compile preliminary data on municipal services likely to be available to Bay City under a county contract.
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County Board of Supervisors
Putnet
Frank Coakle
Keweil
Bay One Recoopcention Committee
Bay City
San Leandro Debate Over Halcyon Incorporation Sparks Tension
A contentious dispute centers on Halcyon and San Leandro incorporation plans. Residents fear disrupted school and fire districts while officials note San Leandro lacks funds for transportation and housing. Weiner argues Halcyon is distant from current planning and that San Lorenzo would add 500 students from neighboring areas if unified under San Leandro.
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Ers
San Leandro
Ashland
Halcyon
San Lorenzo
Weiner
Washington Manor
Lewelling
Edendale
Bay City
Vlan
Twist of a Coin Saves Girl Life
A 10-year-old Hayward girl survived after a 50-cent piece stayed on edge while in a swim suit pocket. A lifeguard pulled Shirley Ladiges from the water, doctors removed the coin, and officials said the vertical position prevented choking. The Ladiges family, vacationing in Santa Cruz, is staying with relatives.
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Santa Cruz
Hayward
Shirley Ladiges
Richard Ladiges
Western Road
Heyward
Shirley
Ladiges
San Leandro Investment Company
Cohn Resigns as Chief Counsel for Committee
Roy M. Cohn quits as chief counsel of Sen. Joseph McCarthy's Investigating subcommittee amid threats to fire Surine and LaVenia. McCarthy announces Surine's transfer to his staff to block a Democratic plan, amid Army-McCarthy hearings and security clearance disputes.
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Cohn
Washington, ‘P
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Donald A. Surine
McPanthe
Naveansl Chaff
Wvaruny
McCarthy
Surine
Thomas IV. LaVenia
Charles E. Potter
Mich
FBI
Wisconsin
LaVenia
Subcommittee
Defense Department
Army
Pvt
David Schine
Capitol
Supreme Court
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Potter
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Demos Promise Support for Censure Move
Senate Democrats privately pledged to back Senator Ralph Flanders in a motion to censure Senator Joseph McCarthy. Flanders planned to detail charges in a July 30 resolution. Democrats insisted on specific charges and delayed formal submission until Senator John McClellan could return. The move faced GOP opposition and accusations of orchestrated pressure by CIO and Americans for Democratic Action.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Sen
Ralp
Flanders
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Milanders
Vermont
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
William F. Knowland
CIO
Americans For Democratic Action
Hitler
Rhee to Press Eisenhower on Military Action Plans
South Korea's Syngman Rhee will meet President Eisenhower and push for a broader U.S. Korea security pact. He seeks automatic military action if South Korea is attacked and will urge unification talks backed by a NATO-like anti-Communist alliance in the Far East. He plans to press for a larger military buildup and faster economic aid, while criticizing the current aid program as slow and red tape bound.
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Rhee
United States-Korea
U.S
South Korea
NSA
Syngmane Lon
Washington
John F. Hull
Hestions
Far East
Eisenhower
Tyler Wood
America
Korea
Ellis O. Briggs
Area
Kore
Japan
NATO
South. Korea
China
INS
Je. Tyler
Wood
Wilson Says Truce Up to Geneva Pact Makers
Defense Secretary Wilson said the possible Indochina ceasefire rests with the Geneva agreement participants. He noted the U S would not commit to defending Hue unilaterally, but might join an alliance. He favored a militarily defensible truce line and hinted at modest Army manpower reductions while maintaining 18 divisions.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Indochina
Geneva
Wilson
United States
U.S
John Foster Duiles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
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