Americans Seen In Red Prison Camps Reported
Vienna dispatch says Soviet slave camps held many Americans including at least four U S fliers. Onereturned man feared dead after Russians seized his film. 250 Soviet Germans freed in Austria under state treaty. amid mass riots over gender segregation at slave camps, several women reportedly died under tanks.
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Vienna
Austria
U. & Air Force
Adolf Hier
U.S
Karaganda
Moscow
America
Shain
Cdmns
Lake Baikhash
Kazhak Republic
Reces
Two Ex-Korea Pilots Near Ready to Return to Flight
Four pilots released from Chinese prison camps in Korea era reunite with Hawk Force Sabrejet fighters in Honolulu. Capt Harold Fischer of Iowa and Lt Roland Parks of Nebraska express eagerness to fly again while their comrades Lt Col Edwin Seiler of Pennsylvania and Lt Lyie Cameron of Nebraska tour the aircraft, share memories, and inspect the jets with National Guard officers as families observe.
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U. S
Honolulu
Harold Fischer
Fischer
Edwin Heller
W. G. Parke
Roland Parks
Leutenant
Hichard Hobet Cameron
Roland Cameron
Lyle W. Cameron
Harold Fische
Swea City
Iowa
Sss
Omaha
Edwin UL. Seiler
Wennewood
Lyie
Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Parks
Tineh
Korea
National 'Guard
National |Guard
Ao Jrood
Transit district bill advances in California assembly
In Sacramento the assembly approved legislation to form transit districts within Alameda and Contra Costa counties and sent it back to the senate for amendments before governor action. The bill would allow public operation of the Key System if needed, with districts governed by a seven member board and granting collective bargaining rights to district employees.
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Sacramento
CNS
Alameda
Contra Caste
Senate
Walter I. Dahl
Piedmont
Dahl
Arthur H. Breed
Oakland
Alamedag
Contra Costa
County Boards of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Ttheistrict
Eleven Red Prisoners Await Possible Release Of Pilots
Hong Kong authorities waited for word on a rumor that eleven more American airmen would be released by Communist China within hours. Times of India official J C Jain predicted the release, but no concrete information reached Hong Kong, as U S officials and UN headquarters reported no knowledge of any imminent release. Four pilots freed earlier this week had said a further group might come out, while channels in Manila and Peiping offered no confirmation.
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Hong Kong
Red China
J.C. Jain
The
Times of India
Manila
Rlease
Jain
Peiping
Qwighton Simpson
U. S. Air Force
U. S
East Air Forces Headquart
Tokyo
China
United Nations
New York
Texan Wins British Amateur Golf Crown
Texan Joe Conrad of San Antonio defeated Alan Slater of England 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final to win the British Amateur Championship on his first try. Conrad led from the start and, despite Slater’s late rally, secured the title amid rain and wind in St. Ames England.
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ST. Ames
England
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Alan Slater
Oday
Conrad
Jesse Er
Australia
Doug Bachli
Slater
Britain
Seven Dead In Lake Traverse Boat Tragedy
Fear7 people, seven aboard a crowded boat, drown near Brown's Valley Minnesota in Lake Traverse. Edward Hout, eight, found dead on an island. others missing, presumed drowned after a squall. Victims include two Hout children, Leo Dotty and his sons Edward and Louis, and Leslie Hout. Rescue teams from Minnesota and South Dakota searched two miles of water. resort owner warned against overcrowding. The disaster marks the worst boating accident in the century for the area.
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Brown's Valley
Minn
Lake Traverse
Traverse County
George Schmitz
Minnesota
South Dakota
Edward Hout
Sheriff Schmitz
Leo Dotly
Edward
Louis
Leslie Hout
Bever
Bout
Erickam Resort
Schmitz
Lucille Ericsson
Senses
Zien
Conservation Department
Fire extinguished on Western Pacific freight train
Patrolman James Moran spotted a brake box fire on a Western Pacific freight train as it passed Winton Avenue at 5:39 am today. Officials were notified and the blaze was put out while the train stood on a siding in Decoto, with no damage to the train, occupants, or cargo.
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Decoto
Western Pacific
Lister Predicts Senate Will Approve Plan to Raise Minimum Wage
Washington Senator Lister Hill predicted the Senate will pass a Democratic plan to raise the national minimum wage from 73 to 1 per hour. The subcommittee approved a 26 cent rise affecting about two million workers in interstate firms. The panel bypassed President Eisenhower’s 90 cent proposal and delayed extending coverage.
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INS
Lister Hill
Ale
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Hill
Namaca
Mich
Douglas
H. Alexander Smith
le An
Congress
Sleeper Bill Raises Hope For College
A Senate approved sleeper bill revived the drive for a state college in southern Alameda county with amendments in the Assembly to add a Napal Solano county campus. If the Senate concurs the bill goes to the governor. Capitol News Service notes two related measures on narcotic rehab centers at Santa Rita and a proposed Alameda Santa Clara San Benito Water Authority.
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Alameda County
Senate
Assembly
Capitol News Service
Sacramento
Ise
Alameda
Sternslaus
Imperial
Napal
Solano
Garlos Bae
CNS
Bee
Nathan F. Coombs
Napa County
Santa Rita
Ways and Means
Bil
Santa Clara
San Benito
Post Plans Party At Vets Hospital
IRVINGTON Liver more veteran's hospital hosts the last season party planned by Joseph and Stanley Bernardo Post and Auxiliary VFW for Wednesday June 8. Sixty six men from ward 2 B will be entertained and receive home-made refreshments. Mrs Lina Caldeira and Rod Rick Rathsio co chairmen. Local VFW recently received an award for their work at the Livermore hospital.
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Irvington
Livermore Veteran's Hospital
Joseph
Stanley Bernardo
Ward 2 B
Lina Caldeira
Rodick Rathsio
VFW
Livermore
Leandro Boy Hurt In Baseball Game
Rovert L. Perry, 34, of 1911 Castle Street, San Leandro, suffered a possible fractured ankle last night after sliding into second base during a softball game at the Castro Valley Community Center. He was treated at Eden Hospital and later released.
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Rovert L. Perry
Castlestreet
San Leandro
Castro Valley Community Center
Eden Hospital
Ford and Union Clash Over 353 Million Job Fund Arbitration
Detroit headline reports Walter Reuther accepting Ford’s offer to create a 353 million job security fund tied to wage arbitration. Union and company dispute fund size and duration, with arbitration proposed by seven nationally prominent arbitrators chosen by Chief Justice Earl Warren if needed. A new meeting was set for 3 30 p m as strike deadline remained in effect.
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CIO
Walter Reuther
Ford “Motor Company
Ford
Reuther
Union Land Company
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Ford Motor Company
Jack Conway
Conway
Ford and Union
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