Strike hits C and H Sugar Plant in Crockett
About 3200 workers at the California and Hawaiian Sugar plant in Crockett walked off the job after the AFL Sugar Refinery Workers union failed to secure wage and benefit demands. A company spokesman said operations would not resume during the walkout, and the union cited disputes over a joint trusteeship pension plan and holiday inclusions. Union leaders reported no further joint talks scheduled, while extra longshoremen pledged not to cross the picket line.
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Warning of War Over Gaza Strip Spat Reported
News service cites a disputed claim that Nasir warned Israel of full scale hostilities if the Gaza Strip crisis deepens. A government spokesman denied an official statement, while observers say the remark circulated through government circles amid arms talks with UN officials. Egypt has reinforced Gaza while Israel seeks easing the border threat, and Egyptian casualties from last February's Gaza clash are noted.
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Grass Fires Drive Area Fire Crews Busy
Area fire departments battled at least four grass fires with no injuries or property damage reported. The county fire patrol at Fairview doused a one acre blaze on Maud Avenue at 5 04 PM. Castro Valley crews fought two fires at Foothill Boulevard and Mattox and another at 3 20 PM. Ashland fire units responded to three grass fires including 16701 Carolyn Drive Foothill and Mattox and 2244 Cherry Street.
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Administration Opens Drive for Policy Support
The Eisenhower administration launched a bipartisan foreign policy campaign ahead of the Big Four conference. President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles planned a White House morning briefing, then Dulles would fly to Columbia, South Carolina for a weekend with Rep. Richards and later deliver a commencement address at the University of South Carolina. Nixon’s Chicago remarks sparked debate over coordination and the chance to set a peaceful course, while discussions included freeing Americans from Red China and the upcoming United Nations anniversary in San Francisco.
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Abortion Instrument Stolen From Hospital
Ashland police report a stainless steel abortion instrument was taken from Fairmont hospital by a thief yesterday between 10 and 11 am. Assistant superintendent Robert L. Kesterson said the instrument was normally kept locked in a treatment rear of a ward and only removed when needed.
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DeWayne Aymond Funeral Services Planned
DeWayne Aymond dies in Irvington after moving from Hayward. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at Full Gospel Temple in Alameda. He is survived by parents Dilton and Dilig Marie Aymond, two sisters Ruth, and grandparents Myr Browning and Preston Aymond. burial at Mt Eden cemetery.
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Marie Lestingue services held with requiem mass
The widow of John Lestingue Marie Lestingue had a requiem mass at 92B East 14th Street Oakland in the chapel of the Little Sisters followed by interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. She is survived by two sons Lloyd S. Alexander of Roseville Ernest F. Lestingue of Sacramento a granddaughter Mrs John E Hill of Hayward ten other grandchildren five great grandchildren and other relatives.
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Compromise Nominee Rayburn Weighs 1956 Demo Run
Oklahoma editors heard United Press VP Lyle Wilson outline Democratic hopes for a compromise nominee. He cited Rayburn as a potential midwestern option while noting southern conservatives favor Stevenson or Harriman and Eisenhower remains a looming factor. Wilson projected a likely 1956 race dynamic with Stevenson, Kefauver, and possible Rayburn discussions shaping party strategy.
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Bartender Held In Violation Of Closing Time
A Hayward bartender Ferdinando Wiricont aged 60 at 621 Castro Street was arrested at 2:20 am for violating the 3 am closing hour. The arresting officer reported found 14 people at the Garéza Inn and 15 unbroken bottles behind the bar. Bail set at 300 dollars.
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U N Charges Red Chinese With Wanton Murder
U N spokesman charged today that communists opened fire on six Republic of Korea police soldiers inside the Korean DMZ killing two and injuring others. The attack occurred about 23 miles northeast of Munsar as four withdrew under fire. The UN said the assailants were unidentified and condemned the act as wanton murder.
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Teenagers Held For Drinking in San Leandro Night
San Leandro police investigated three juveniles for consuming alcohol after officers stopped them on Antonic Street near Davis Street about 8:30 p m. A 14 year old girl said she left home for a dance and met the boys who had hidden the jug near Caterpillar Trace or Dayig Street. One boy fled while another was taken to juvenile hall.
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Alameda County Canners urged to enter contest soon
Canners are urged to speed up entry preparations for this year’s Alameda County fair contest opening June 2. Entries close June 10 with prizes of 15 for first 10 for second and 3 for third across several canning and preservation classes. Foods received June 17 and 18 at Pleasonton fairgrounds from 9 am to 5 pm.
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General W F Dean Seeks October Retirement
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, Korean War hero and sixth army deputy commander at the Presidio, says he asked to retire effective October 31. He cites time with his wife and fears of renewed war, notes Maj. Gen Robert N. Young will succeed at the Presidio, and recalls his Medal of Honor and 32 years of service.
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Oakland Cop Guilty of False Arrest
Alden Sageborn 44, an Oakland police lieutenant, was found guilty of perjury and conspiracy to cause a false arrest in the case of hardware merchant William C. McClure. Oliver Yothers and Raymond Gaudiner were acquitted on the related charges after a week-long trial in Alameda County Superior Court. Sageborn faces up to 11 years for perjury and fines for conspiracy and false arrest.
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