Grunewald Guilty Of Perjury Says U S Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted Henry W Grunewald on ten counts of lying under oath about tax fixing deals and contacts with Internal Revenue officials. The 62 year old South Africa native faces up to 70 years in prison and 12000 dollars in fines if convicted on all counts.
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Washington
INS
Henry W
The
Grunewald
Internal Revenue
Congress
Jersey City
New York
South Africa
Daniel A. Bolich
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harold Salvey
S and G
Miami
George K Bowden
Chicago
Selvey
Patulto Model
Cuthbertson
Grand Jury
Grunegrald
Confidentiat Income Tax
City Considers Special Census for Hayward
Hayward plans a special census after city manager John R. Ficklin asked the Federal Bureau of Census for guidance. He seeks December timing to recount the population, noting the 1952 tally of 24,292 and current estimates near 30,000.
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Hayward
John R. Ficklin
Roy V. Yeel
Federal Bureau of Census
Ficklin
Lie Detector Admitted In Crucci Murder Trial
In Chicago the lie detector test was ruled admissible evidence in the Vincent Crucci murder case, a decision seen as historic. The 28-year-old grocer flunked the polygraph while facing charges in the killings of his wife Anne and four children Angeline Vincent Jr Virginia and others found in a charred home on December 5. Judge Richard B. Austin noted the defender’s consent to testing and rejected arguments that the polygraph is unreliable.
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Chicago
INS
Vincent Crucci
Ilinois
Angeline
Hexody
Anne
Vincent Jr
Virinia
Ciucci
Richard B. Austin
William Gerber
James Doherty
Doherty
Austin
Three Killed by Chemical Blast in Hightstown Plant
Three persons were reported killed and three injured in an explosion at the Unexcelled Chemical Company plant in Hightstown New Jersey. One building at the plant was said to have blown up and a column of black smoke was visible for fifteen miles.
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Hightstown, N.J
Manor Area Wins Bus Service Plea in Oakland
The Washington Manor Homeowners Association won a state utilities commission hearing against Key System. Key agreed to run a new bus line from San Francisco into Washington Manor and improve service on the existing line. The plan follows East 14th Street to Washington Avenue and other streets to San Lorenzo Village. Testimony was given by association and chamber officials. hearings continue.
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Oakland
Washington
Hancock, and
Marvel M.taylor
Washington Avenue
Washington Manor
San Francisco
East 14Th Street
West Avenue
Merced
Spruce
Wiley
Purdue
Farnsworth
152Nd
Hesperian Boulevard
San Lorenzo Village
Oakland City Hall
Association
George Laakso
Paul Bicknell
Frank King
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
Roger Anderson
Hayward Area
Key
Verne Scoggins
Rhee Visit Raises High Stakes in Washington Talks
President Syngman Rhee arrives amid tense expectations as U S and Korean officials prepare for consequential discussions. The elderly leader, press reports say around 40 on paper, carries a long list of military and political demands while officials seek workable agreements with him. A curious mix of friendliness and friction marks relations with American authorities as Rhee’s trip unfolds. In Washington, Rhee has quietly bought a private residence, likely for his Austrian wife, raising questions about welfare and succession planning during his looming stay.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
U. S
Tery
Massachusetts Avenue
Oresstena
French Cabinet OKs Indochina Cease-Fire
Paris reports the French cabinet unanimously approves the Indochina cease-fire agreement won by Premier Pierre Mendes France at the Geneva Far East conference.
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Ok’s
Indochina
Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
Geneva
Senate Will Impose Gag Rule On Filibuster
Three San Lorenzo men held in Alameda County jail on burglary charges after entering Faria Brothers Hardware. Kimo Pagonis, Anthony Barbano Jr, and Beni Franzini, all from Oakland area addresses, claimed intoxication and a urge to rob, but nothing was taken. Senate Republicans moved to curb a nonstop filibuster on the atomic energy bill, with Knowland filing a cloture petition as Morse and Gore led cross‑fire debates on private plant construction and TVA power contracts.
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Washington
San‘Lorenzo
Alameda County
Santa Rita
Kimo M
Pagonis
Wiley Street
Anthony J. Barbano, Jr
Beni F. Franzini
Corvallis Street
Faria Brothers Hardware
West 150Th Avenue
Kesterson Street
Sheriff's Deputies
Castro Velley
Barbatio
Franzini
Oakland
Senate
Jo Gop
William Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
Wayne Morsé
Ind
Ore
Morse
Albert Gore
Tenn
Congress
Gore
Missing Three Found Alive Near Fresno After Brief Vain Search
Fresno county sheriff Joseph B. Tracy reported three missing persons found alive in the Sierra east of here. The group includes Harry White, 31, an investigator for the Fresno county welfare department, Chris Hansen, 57, a farmer, and his nephew also named Chris Hansen, all from Fresno. Details were limited but the trio apparently reached safety on their own.
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Reo. Call
Fresno County
Joseph B. Tracy
Sierra East
Harry White
Chris Hansen
Fresno
Women urged to break double standard in business
Feature series centers on Claire Giannini Hoffman urging equal treatment of women in careers. Jane Eshleman Conant profiles Hoffman and her views on promotions, pay, and respect based on brains and ability, not appearance.
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Na ‘Tion
Claire Giannini Hoffman
Invan
Jane Eshley
Man Conant
Defense Dept refuses to disclose security clearance reasons
The Defense Department declined to reveal why it denied security clearance to Sen. McCarthy aide Thomas Laynenia. McCarthy charged the department hid behind technicality and asked the Justice Department for additional information. Defense officials say rules bar releasing clearance details as they involve FBI sourced confidential material. The subcommittee earlier refused to confirm Laynenia’s status and will meet again to decide if action is needed. Senator de Mich still urges firing those involved in the Army McCarthy dispute.
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Washington
Defense Department
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Department
Thomas W. Layenia
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Lavenia
Statf
Army-McCarthy
Charles de Mich
Army
Intelligence Chief Is Feared Kidnaped by East Communists
West German officials reported fear that Dr Otto John chief of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution has been kidnapped by East Communist agents. The case follows a string of recent abductions linked to Soviet and East German authorities, highlighting Cold War tensions and Allied efforts to defend Southeast Asia. The disappearance occurred after John left his West Berlin hotel and boarded a taxi on Kurfuerstendamm.
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Berlin
INS
Eate Ween
Otto John
Mendes-France
Roland
Interior Ministry
Bonn
John
National Assembly
T’o
United States
Britain
France
Gereva
Villacoublay
Paris
Washington
United ‘States
Southeast Asia
London
John Foster Dulles
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
SEATO
Gamme
Indochina
Asia
Indo- China
Inz
Dulles
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
West Berlin
East Berlin
Kurfuerstendamm
Balding
Germany
Killen
Adolf Hitler
Gestapo
England
Admiral Canaris
John Refused Police Protection, During His Recent Visit To” West Berlin
Cologne
West
Konrad Adenauer
Black Forest
Office For the Protection of
Red
Walter’ Linse
League of Free
Joriss
U.S
Alexander Truchnovich
West Germany
N.T.S
Tron Curtain
Fifteen Fires Near Redding Contained After Wide Outbreak
In California, more than 11 100 acres burned and at least 15 homes were destroyed as fifteen fires raged around Redding. State Ranger Jesse Graves called the blazes incendiary in origin but offered few clues beyond the timing and pattern, with crews from 250 firefighters and 35 fire trucks working through night in Cloverdale Loomis Corners Palo Cedro Bella Vista Ingot and the municipal airport.
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Redding
Calif
Jesse Graves
Cloverdale
Committee Approves Tax Bill Changes in Washington LA
The Senate-House conference committee approved provisions of the reform bill. Filing date for federal income returns would be April 15 instead of March 15. The plan expands dependents for child care and head of household rules and introduces retirement income treatment and dividend tax credits.
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Washington
Senate-House
Jenmenes
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