Auto kills area child Knowland determined to end talk
A four year old Hayward boy died at Oak Knoll hospital from head injuries after being struck by a car at B and Myre streets while crossing with his mother and younger brother. The driver, Jeannette Cottle, 35, of San Lorenzo, faces investigation as witnesses say the child was struck when his grandmother called him back and he could not move in time. The boy’s father is a navy photographer aboard USS Salisbury Sound in the Pacific. Separately, Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland declared he will insist on a showdown vote on the atomic energy bill, asserting the need for a full Senate decision amid a long, staged debate and a possible gag rule vote looming.
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Hayward
Oak Knoll Hospital
Myre
Erix Neven
George Neven
Sirent
Jeannette Cottle
Cielo
San Lorenzo
Hayward Hospital
Oak Knoll
Uss Salisbury Sound
Pacific
Washington
Senate
Wiliam W. Knowland
California
Knowland
Herbert H. Lehman
N.Y
Eisenhower
Congress
Wayne Morse
Ind
Ore
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Lehman
Jaime
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Six Times Wed Man Admits Dresser Death
Texas drifter Victor H. Lively 20 confessed to strangling Dorothy Poore 18 in an Indianapolis hotel room after meeting her and Ruth, luring them with job hopes. He claimed Dorothy upbraided him about drinking, then he strangled her and stuffed bodies in a dresser drawer before fleeing. Police plan to return him to Indianapolis with extradition papers. he denied initial slayings and did not name other six wives.
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ST. Louis
INS
Clinton
Ind
Victor H. Lively
Beaumont
Clayton
Con
Dorothy Poore
June
Indianapolis
Lively
Clayton Hotel
Jack O'Shea
Ively
Dorothy
Ruth
Indiana
Reclamation Committee Ends Talks on Bay Area Issues
A three day conference on transportation, reclamation and conservation in the San Francisco bay area concluded with six salt water barrier experts and the state division of water resources. Raymond A. Hill of Los Angeles said the group is considering 20 to 30 proposals for salinity control and related problems.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
State Division of Water Resources
Raymond A. Hill
Los Angeles
McCarthy Will Not Seek Clearance for Staffer LaVenia
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy says he will not seek Pentagon security clearance for any future Senate Investigations Committee staffer. Thomas LaVenia remains on the payroll despite a Defense Department denial, with Potter noting LaVenia’s clearance history and OPS clearance cited. The panel will forward LaVenia’s transcript to Justice and Defense departments. no action planned unless new developments arise.
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Washington
1Rs
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Pentagon
Learance
Senate Investigations Committee
McCarthy
Thomas LaVenia
Defense Department
Charles E. Potter
Rl Mich
LaVenia
Subcommittee
Naval Reserve Commission
Beer
LaVerne
Wilber M. Bourker
Baracker
Justice Department
Tom
Justice and Defense Departments
Donald D. Surine
Surine
Department
Pakistan Bans Communist Party Amid Retaliatory Moves
Pakistan officially outlawed the Communist party and affiliates as government rounds up known Communists across western provinces. East Pakistan earlier acted after riots that left more than 800 dead in May, with Ali Ihad blaming agitators. Internationally, Iran defied Soviet protests, and Paris moved on North African issues after Mendes-France won big on China peace. A San Leandro contractor escaped injury when his truck, traveling 55 mph, was struck by a train near San Leandro during return to Washington.
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Pakistan
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Mohammed al
East
India
Ali Ihad
Iran
Vearlier
Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
National Assembly
Indochina
San Leandro
Os Seoul
Syngman
Larry J. Eveleth
Rhee
Aurora
Washington
Wilpeace
Liams Street
Menlo Street
North Korea
HelHe
Southern Pacific
U S Urges Indochina Defense Line Set Up
The United States seeks a Southeast Asia defense alliance with Allies around Free Indochina to deter Red aggression. Secretary of State Dulles calls for prompt steps, considering Laos Cambodia and Vietnam, with talks planned for early September and broad international involvement.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
U.S
Aoutheast Asia Defense Alliance
John Foster Dulles
Ies
Vietnam
Ailes
Dulles
Laos
Cambodia
Britain
France
Two Carriers Ordered To Scene Of Crash
The United States orders two aircraft carriers to hasten to the scene near Hainan island to cover rescue and search operations after a Cathay Pacific liner was reportedly shot down by Chinese forces. Six Americans were aboard. three perished and three were rescued with help from Allied planes.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Hainan Island
Hong Hong
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Secretary of Defense
Oakland
Sheriff's Depot
United
British Plane Downed Near Hainan Crews Rescue Survivors
A Cathay Pacific jet shot down near Hainan by Red forces left ten missing or dead and eight survivors. Pilot Captain Philip Brown and other crew accused Soviet piloted MIGs of murder. U S rescuers in Grumman craft pulled eight survivors from the sea as British and American officials sought a response from Peiping.
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Hong Kong
Hainan
Philip Brown
Cathay Pacific Airways
Singapore
London
Peiping
Humphrey Trevelyan
Red China
Red
United States Grumman
U.S. Navy
P. M. Thornburn
South China Sea
J. J. Thornburn
Thornburn
Valerie Parish
Burn
United Press
Pete Sum
Steve Young
Brown
Sum
L. L. Parish
Valerie
Los Angeles
E. S. Thacher
Stonington,Conn
Delinquency Report Series Begins In The Daily Review
The Daily Review assigns Dorothy Cuthbertson to survey juvenile delinquency across Alameda County. A series of articles on the subject will begin Tuesday, examining the climbing rate of delinquency nation wide and in the local area.
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Alameda County
Daily Review
Dorothy Cuthbertson
International tensions rise after civilian air raid. U S and Britain respond
Henry Suydam, state department press officer, refused to reveal orders to carriers or their location. Dulles cited allied protest from Britain on the Peiping incident and expressed sympathy for victims. Senate figures Morse and Smith pressed for action, noting fighters could only come from Hainan as suspicions of Chinese involvement grow. In Belgrade, Orthodox Church leader Arsenije Bradvarevic was arrested on charges of conspiracy and anti-state activity, signaling broader religious-political crackdowns.
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Pan
Henry Suydam
Duke
United States
Dulles
Peiping
Red China
New Jersey
Republican
Great Britain
Wayne L . Morse
Smith
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Renking
Morse
Arsenije Bradvarevic
Politah
Montenegro
National Synod
Setinje
Arsenije
Last French G l Will Leave Hanoi By October II
Indochina moves toward Geneva cease fire as French Union troops retreat from Hanoi and Hai Phong by May next year. News outlines staged withdrawals, zones around Hanoi, and mass emigrations of Vietnamese citizens choosing to leave.
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Hanoi
Indochina
France
Red River Dicha
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Trung Gai
Geneva
North
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
South
Red River
Wano
Hanoi-Haiphong
Tam
Hatiphons
Hung Yen
Vie Tri
Son Tay
Vinh Yen
House Group Votes To Slash Foreign Aid
Washington The house appropriations committee voted to cut foreign aid by 82,213,554 dollars from Eisenhower’s recommended 6,020,633,533 for this fiscal year. The panel trimmed new money to 2,905,944,000 and previously appropriated funds to 2,312,475,979, with reductions of 542,605,805 and 969,607,749 respectively.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
House
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