Propriety Question Touches Eden Township Hospital Board
Three founders of the Eden Township Hospital district challenge Dr. Julius Levine’s dual role as board member and private hospital owner in Hayward. The board will seek a legal opinion from counsel and the attorney general, with Levine noncommittal pending the ruling.
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Castro Valley
Julius Levine
Eden Township
F. May Williams
Haviland Avenue
John Olson
Gatling Road
Wesley Gordon
Oakland
James Ken‘nedy
Geneal 1
George Phillips
Levine
Phillips
Alaco Shuts Down in Decoto Apricot Season End
Alaco Closed Down in Decoto ending its apricot season with about 200 workers laid off. The decision comes without an explained reason after four years in operation in Decoto. The move follows concerns over hospital purchasing and potential conflicts of interest involving Eden hospital board trustees led by Dr. Levine and committee actions on supplies.
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Decoto
Alaco Preserving Company
Alaco
Deccto
Senate Bills Push Foreign Aid Amid Mineral Ban Clash
The Senate advanced a 3.1 billion foreign aid bill while overriding objections to ban overseas research on key minerals. Sen. Malone called the program a detriment to U S mining, with Knowland noting White House opposition. The debate also touched censure talks against Sen. McCarthy and House pay plans, plus rewards for atomic weapon information and Germany sovereignty moves.
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George W. Malone
R-Ney
Malone
U.S
William F. Knowland
Calif
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Morse
Ind-ore
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Joseph RB
McCarthy
Ralph B. Flanders
R-Vt
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Congress
Herbert Brownell, Jr
United States
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Attorney General
Defense Secretary
House Committee
Internet Revenue
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Ways and ‘Means
Coleman
Germany
Eisenhower
West Germany
Eisenhower says shooting down of red planes unlikely to trigger war
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders the recent air clash was serious but not likely to lead to a broader war in the Far East. He noted further incidents may occur, but Red China does not seem prepared or eager for major conflict now. Deliberations referenced Indochina cease fire as a temporary pause.
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Eisenhower
Far East
State Department
Homer Ferguson
Republican Policy Committee
U.S
China
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Burma
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Thailand
GOP
Western diplomats to draft reply to Soviet note
A study group of U S British and French diplomats will meet in London next week to draft a Western reply to the Soviet note urging a new Big Power conference on Europe. The Western answer was expected to be no.
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Foreign Office
U. S
Europe
South Koreans Demand Ouster Of Poles, Czechs
Seoul demanded today that Swiss, Swedish, Polish and Czechoslovak neutrals on the United Nations armistice supervisory commission quit Korea. Lt. Gen. Won Yung Fok warned of unilateral action canceling a section of the armistice, claiming Korea’s sovereignty and asserting the neutrals have obstructed the truce.
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Ins
South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Won Yung Fok
Won
Republic of Korea
United Nations Command
U.N
Churchill Wins Endorsement Of Suez Accord
London Prime Minister Winston Churchill quashed a party revolt and secured wide support for evacuating the Suez Canal Zone. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden defended the pact ending Britain's 72 year occupation, as the House of Commons approved the agreement 257 to 0 with notable opposition abstentions and last minute Tory shifts.
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Winston Churchill
Suez Canal Zone
Downing Street
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Egypt
Carrey
West German Security Chief Ties to Missing Diplomat
Berlin reports link Otto John West Germanys security chief to missing diplomat Burgess MacLean and others. Claims say John aided Burgess and MacLean to flee Germany in 1944 and later helped them escape to Britain, with Swedish police involved in investigating the border case amid Cold War intrigue.
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West Berlin
West Germany
Otto John
Guy F. Burtess
Britain
Talawate
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Wohlgemuth
Burgess
MacLean
Stbuiiac
London
Flec
Germany
Don
D. Maclean
Harry” Soedermann
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Imarie Meyres
Wolfgang Wohl
Eemuth
Ernst Wollweber
Miss Weyres
Soedermann
Frankfurt
Nis
International Criminal Police
Fed
Bureau of Investigation
Vietnamese Evacuees Flee South as Communists Call to Stay
About 45000 Vietnamese refugees, many Roman Catholics, fled south from the Red River delta toward Haiphong and Hanoi. Crowds along the road blocked buses and trucks, but no violence occurred. Msgr Mazet, bishop of Son Tay, urged priests to stay at their posts as fighting continued in Indochina. French warplanes bombed rebel posts in central Vietnam with a ceasefire looming within 48 hours.
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Indochina
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Hanoi
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Son Tay
Mazet
Viet Nam
Flanders Seeks Senate Condemnation of McCarthy
Senator Ralph E. Flanders urged the Senate to censure Joseph R. McCarthy on three charges, delaying proceedings to let Foreign Aid work proceed. He accused McCarthy of contempt for the Senate, misusing staff in Europe trips, and making unverified accusations againstDorothy Kenyon, risking national esteem. The speech was released to newsmen as the aid debate continued.
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UPI
Ralph E. Flanders
Ry Vt
Joseph R. McCarthy
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Vermont
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L. McCarthy
McCarthy
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Armendment
Rey M. Cohn
G. David Schine
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America
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George W. Malone
Nev
Ralph W. Zwicker
Dorothy Kenyon
New York
Safe Cracking at Willstrut Hosiery Mill
Burglars failed to open two safes at the Willstrut Hosiery mill on Foothill Boulevard last night. The thieves entered through an unlocked rear door and fled after failing to pry open the safes, taking an undisclosed amount of hosiery. Detective Henry Marks opened one safe at 6:30 am, with investigators deeming the job amateurish.
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Foothill Boulevard
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William Struthers
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Struthers
Marks
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Officials Say Chinese Note Insults U.S.
Washington officials condemned Red China for a studied insult in response to twin American protests over the shooting down of a British airliner and a Chinese fighter attack on U.S. rescue planes. The notes were handed to British diplomat Trevelyan via Chinese staff, a procedure officials called virtually unheard of outside Communist regimes.
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Sh—Anery
Red Chana
United States
U. S
Aamiesican
Chang Man-fu
Humphrey Trevelyan
Peiping
State Department
Trevelyan
Filipino Reds Held in Manila Propaganda Fund Probe
Manila police net in the Chinese quarter arrested 11 Chinese Communist suspects suspected of funneling propaganda funds to Filipino Reds. Authorities expect about sixteen more Chinese suspects to be trapped in the quarter before night.
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Manila
IRS
Dodge plant in San Leandro to close 1600 jobs
San Leandro Dodge assembly lines will shut down next week ending about 1600 jobs. 300 workers stay employed at Hamilton Propeller, with transfers to Los Angeles for some. Union and city committees mobilize unemployment aid, job placement, and debt moratorium efforts as the plant winds down.
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Dodge
Leandro
Vacan
Hamilton
PAW OG
Los Angeles
Llen Eckert
Taeda
California Department of Employment
Eckert
Roy Jones
Hayward
Thomas Knick
Ralph Hartley
Roy Woods
Culinary Workers’ Union
Congressmen Blast Coffee Speculators
Washington lawmakers attacked wholesale coffee buyers and speculators for sharp price rises, citing a Federal Trade Commission report blaming irregularities in the market. They urged action though a crackdown this year seems unlikely, amid claims of a phony shortage and concentrated power of major roasters like General Foods Hills Brothers and Folger.
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Washington
Congress
Leonor K. Sullivan
Dma
U.S
House Agriculture Committee
Trade- Commission
FIC
FTC
Brazil
U. S
A&f
General Foods
Hills Brothers
Standard Brands
Folger and Co
Kansasity
President Eisenhower Vacationing at Camp David and Gettysburg
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower with their son and his wife along with three grandchildren departed today for a weekend retreat at Camp David in the Catoctin mountains Maryland and their Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. They expect to return to Washington late Sunday or early Monday.
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Eisenhower
Camp David
Catoctin
Gettysburg
TV Executive Dies In Crash Of Sports Car
Oakland television executive Richard J. Lifvendaal aged 26 died from crash injuries after his new sports car hit a parked auto on Exelsior avenue. Lifvendaal, former Patsy Lee Ortega husband, leaves a 11 month old daughter Lisa. He had just left KJBS to join KOVR TV staff not yet broadcasting.
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Richard J. Lifvendaal
St. Andrews Road
Extelsior
Lifvendahl
Patsy Lee Ortega
Elmer Ortega
Riverbank Road
Castro Valley
Patsy Lee
Don Mc. Neil
Lisa
Litverdahl
Excelsior Avenue
Gerry Kelley
Highland Hospital
KJBS
San Francisco
Kovr-Tv
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