Bitter Verbal Clash Shakes Senate Hearings
The McCarthy Army hearings produced a bitter clash between Senators McCarthy and Symington over transcripted calls. Symington accused McCarthy of blocking disclosure involving aides Cohn and Carr, while McCarthy insisted all calls be released. The dispute followed earlier remarks about making talks with Army Secretary Stevens public.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
OT — Rey M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Tye
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Colin
Carr
Symington
Cohn-Carr
Pentagon
Cohn
Karl E. Mundt
Mundt
Pvt
G. David Schine
Geneva Delegates Tackle Indochina Armistice Talks
Delegates from 38 non Communist nations opened a third round of talks on Indochina armistice terms in Geneva while noting little prospect for progress. Chinese Premier Chou En Lai pressed to exclude Indochina from any US backed security pact and warned against linking Indochina to blocs. Cambodia stated it would not accept arms from abroad if armistice terms barred its rights.
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INS
Viet Minh
Bes
United Nations
Russia
China
North Korea
Red China
Semuel
Chou En-Lai
Biaw
Indochina
Peoples Republic of China
Chou
Laos
Viet Nam
Local Man Crushed Under Truck Wheels
Pittsburg report says Hayward man James Everett Ray aged 48 died instantly near Gallagher Asphalt plant when he walked behind a seven ton dump truck backing under an asphalt hopper. He was employed by the company and survived by his wife Mayle Ray of Hayward.
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Pittsburg
Hayward
Gallagher Asphalt Company
James Everett Ray
Freitas Drive
Ray
Jermian
VES
Mayle & Ray
Haylward
Atomic crash plan pushed by LeBaron with strong backing
Robert LeBaron, assistant Defense secretary for atomic energy, leads a high priority crash plan for the Wwesnows program relying on adequate uranium and fissionable supplies. The proposal has approval from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and backing from Lewis Strauss, with a public address set at the Edison Electric Institute in Atlantic City.
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U.S
Robert LeBeron
Defense
Atomic Energy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Commission
Congress
LeBaron
Edisor Electric Institute
Atlantic City
Eisenhower
Bread Strike Drains Supplies Across Hayward Markets
Bread supplies vanished in Hayward area markets on the first day of an AFL bakers strike. Four major Sacramento bakeries reopened after union-employer talks stalled. no talks were planned in San Francisco Oakland or San Jose. The walkout involves about 3000 Bakery and Confectionery Workers International members, with Homekraft Baking in San Leandro idled.
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Hayward
AFL
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
San Jose
Sirke
Langendorf, Kilpatrick
Conttinental
Crowhest
Omecrett
Hagstrom
Archie Goodman
AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers International
Chico
Homekraft Baking Company
San Leandro
School facilities debate for Mt Eden students at John Muir
Mt Eden elementary students, 108 in number, attend John Muir school in Hayward due to inadequate facilities at Mt Eden. Hayward Superintendent Jack Rees says trustees must decide if Mt Eden pupils can remain at John Muir without overtaxing resources. Mt Eden Superintendent E C Ingraham notes a June 14 meeting will be needed after Hayward acts, with a permanent solution expected when the Schafer school opens in January 1955.
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Mt. Eden
John Muir
Hayward
Jack Rees
John Mur Jehool
E. C. Ingraham
Volunteers March in Palsy Parade Eyes Indochina War Impact
Washington Senate hearing covers a cerebral palsy fundraiser with 5900 volunteers canvassing homes. Dulles warns Indochina crisis remains grave yet not hopeless and urges firm U.S. stance on Indochina, European defense, and potential German rearmament if EDC fails. He cites Soviet arms aid increasing to Viet Minh and revisits Geneva peace efforts.
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Washington
Ins
Dulles
Indochna
U. S
U.S
French Socialist Party
West Germany
Germany
Indochina
United States
Pacific
Parking Lot Finance Plan Is Unchanged
The city and property owners would share the cost of buying parking lots 50 50 but no final policy was set. A council discussion considered tying owners costs to assessed valuation and noted the 50 percent share might be too high for some. Mayor Wilson argued a 50 50 plan would be fair as the city would own and maintain the lots.
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Bob Wricht
Marguerte Way
W. C. Wilson
Wilson
Castro Valley Man Wins Irish Sweepstakes
Castro Valley resident Eldom Wesson of 18764 Stanton Avenue won 100 pounds sterling in the Irish Sweepstakes. Wesson, an employee of the Alameda Naval Air Station, plans to take a neighbor to dinner and use the funds to finance a trip to Oklahoma to visit relatives.
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Castro Valley
Eldom Wesson
Stanton , Avenue
Wasson
Alameda Naval Air Station
Oklahoma
Power blackout hits Centerville and nearby towns
A dawn blackout affected Irvington Centerville and Mission San Jose when a heavy mist short circuited power poles causing flash fires atop a leach pole. PG&E officials said dust on equipment caused the outage and power was restored shortly after 7 am with negligible damage, per David Hansen.
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Centerville
Washington Township
Irvington
Mission San Jose
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
David Hansen
Pg&e
Investigation Called of Atom Power Contract
Two members of the Atomic Energy committee urged a probe into a proposed government contract to supply 600,000 kilowatts of private electricity in West Memphis, Tennessee, arguing the plan could bypass TVA and aid private utilities. The inquiry may follow public hearings as lawmakers weigh information sharing with allies on atomic weapon details.
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INS
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chet Holifield
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon- Yates
West Memphis
Tenn
Holifield
Melvin Price
D-Il
Pentagon
America
AEC
TVA
Citizens For Tva of
Nashville, Tenn
TVA Power
Sterling Cole
Donald Quarles
U.S
Quarles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Phone Negotiations Continue In Hayward Amid Stalled Talks
Communications Workers of America Local 9412 and Pacific Telephone bargaining drag on with officials praising progress while union leaders call the talks stale. The union, citing a 12 point demand, seeks changes in night shift differential pay union shop and three weeks’ vacation after 10 years. A May 24 strike vote authorizes backing demands if talks fail.
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Communications Workers of America - Cio
Local 9412
Douglas Smith
Pacific Telephone and Telégraph’ Company
Hayward
Gus Silva
Cae Silva
Hayiward
San Leandro
Incorrect Legal Notice Stydies Annex Plans
Publication errors delayed Foothill Manor annexation by three to four weeks. San Leandro officials report notices must precede petition circulation by 21 days, pushing August or September elections. Halcyon and Foothill Manor plan move ahead separately, with boundary revisions under review to align with local district lines.
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Foothill Manor
San Leandro
AVS Psu
Fearamsty
Geral Cochran
Bay City
Cochran
An- Nex
Halevens
San Lesa
Westley McClure
Halcyon
McClure
Front
Cachran
Jay Chinn
Foothil Manor Annex
Manor Annex
San Leandro - San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
China
Annex
County Boundaries Commission
James Sullivan
Ashland Improvement Club
Sullivan
Civil Service
Jack Sparlin
Helcyon Improvement Club
Hayward Area Recreation District
Board of Supervisors
Sparlin
Jon
Scientists Hit Oppenheimer Ruling Sparks Debate
Washington reporters summarize the Federation of American Scientists charge that barring Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer from atomic secrets reflects political influence over security. The federation urges the Atomic Energy Commission to reverse the personnel security board ruling and to reexamine the entire security system.
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Washington
Federation of American Scientists
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Federation
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Democrats Urge Knight to Refute Graves Smear
Four California Democratic leaders urged Gov. Goodwin Knight to repudiate a smear against Richard Graves, the Democratic candidate for governor, leveled by 14 self styled party leaders. The statement said the group implied Graves is backed by leftists and criticized a newly formed committee scanning for left wing elements in the party.
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Goodwin Knight
Richard Graves
Knight
Graves
Democratc
Vty
Paul Ziffren
California
George Miller
Elizabeth Snyder
Southern California
Alan Cranston
California Democratic Council
McCarthy
Democratic Conference
Radical Party
Gregory Harrison
Democratic Party
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