U S and Reds Discuss Americans Held by China
At Geneva the United States and Chinese Communist delegates met to address 122 Americans detained by Peiping. Alexis Johnson led the U S team with Humphrey Trevelyan, and Wang Ping Nan headed the Chinese side. The U S stressed protecting citizens and freeing prisoners, while denying recognition of the regime.
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Kingsbury Smith
International News Service Geneva
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United States
U.S
Peiping
America
Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Humphrey Trevelyan
Waffaires
Wang Ping Nan
China
Don Dixon
International News Service
Rich
Pregate
al Broadcasting Company
Marite’ Apt
Ben Kresner
Assassination attempt fears rise over Yoshida residence
In Tokyo police halted six young men from the Greater Japan Patriotic Party as they tried to force entry to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's official residence. The group scattered leaflets accusing Yoshida of being pro Communist and misleading the United States.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Shigeru Yoshico
Coyalonr
Yoshida
Riet
Greater Japan Patriotic Party
United States
Chemical Plant Blast Injures 58 Persons
A series of explosions at the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant in Institute West Virginia injured at least 58 people, 38 of whom were employees. None were killed, several were treated and discharged quickly, while others from the vicinity suffered injuries from flying debris as fires continued to burn in storage tanks. A large number of workers escaped unharmed.
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Compa
Wader
Inn Jury
Dunn Brands Letter Smear Responding To Dunle Cooperation
Francis Dunn, candidate for Alameda County supervisor from the Second District, blasts a late letter as a smear. The open letter, from Dunn’s opponent supporters, questions alleged lobbyist activity and sums of 700 and 650 dollars received for lobbying while serving as assemblyman. It cites attorney general opinions and questions Dunn’s service on education matters. Dunn counters that the funds related to ballot measures and that legislators may express opinions on major issues. He notes that the letter quotes opinions out of context and shows copies supporting his stance.
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Francis Dunn
Dunn
Alameda County
Vernon Merritt
San Lorenzo
William Post
Castro Valley
Walter Deininger
Hayward
John Engberg
Sat
Andra
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Assembly
Senate
Committee On Education
Brown
Relph . Kelps
Ures
Sessions Dunn
Swig Buys Rights to New York Hotel Astor
San Francisco financier Swig, head of the syndicate that recently bought a $20 million Hayward shopping center, acquired the Hotel Astor in New York from the William Waldorf estate. Lease runs 19 years with an option to buy at $8 million within two years. management to stay with Robert Christenberry. Associates include J. D. Weiler and Webb & Knapp. Astor stands at Broadway and Times Square on one of the world’s costliest parcels.
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Francisco
Ben Swf
Hayward
New York
William Waldorf
Swig
San Francisco
Astor
Robert K. Christenberry
Broadway
Times Square
Wintorn-Blackwood
East Shore
Jackson
Wirton
Sharp quake rocks Tokyo with no damage reported
A strong rolling quake struck Tokyo late at night with an explosive bang and buildings shaking for nearly a minute. No damage reported. epicenter not yet located, felt principally in Tokyo and faint tremors reached Yokosuka Mount Fuji region and Hokkaido.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Touga
U.S
Yokosuka
Mount Juji
Hokkaido
Contracts Out For Leandro's Dodge Plant
San Leandro defense contract debate centers on keeping the Dodge plant open. Secretary Pike says contracts cannot favor a single plant, even as Chrysler and Dodge seek more defense work. Shutdown planned for August affects about 1,708 workers, down from 2,600 last year. In Washington, Dulles pressed allies on collective security and urged ratification of the European Defense Community pact with warnings on military aid and German rearmament.
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Dodge
T. P. Pike
George P. Miller
Miller
Pike
Defense Department
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
San Leandros
Los Angeles
Dulles
U.S
France
Italy
Great Britain
London
Southeast Asia
Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
West Germany
Daily Review Story On KGO TV Tonight at 9:30
A TV segment on KGO-TV Channel 7 at 9 30 p m features The Daily Review and Southern Alamede County. The program promises to discuss the paper and local homes farms industries and future prospects as televiewers are invited to tune in.
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Daily Review
Alamede County
Toether
Kgo-Tv
South County
The
Thieves Burglary Reported In Hayward Motor Scene
Deputies said burglars stole 208 dollars from a Hayward motor shop last night. Investigators suspect juveniles may be involved after a young boy was seen fleeing the scene early today.
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Hayward Motor Movies
Church Vestrymen to Decide Need of Property for Expansion
Centerville delegates at St James Episcopal Church discussed Alameda County Water District land across Santos road. Vestrymen plan to determine if 1.9 acres suffices for expansion. district hinted sale possible but no decision made. Engineer T C Binkley and E M Grimmer stressed site as vital for future water needs and growth through 1970.
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T. C. Binkley
Santos Road
Alameda
Binkley
E. M. Grimmer
Peachi
Washington
Claire Lopez
St. James
Jers
Re- Binkley
Heitos Road
Bread Strike in Fourth Day Reaches San Joaquin Valley
Bread strike across the Hayward area enters its fourth day with supplies dwindling and wholesale bakeries idled. Union and employers clash over pay and benefits while Italian and French bakeries and retail shops provide limited bread. Sacramento bakeries resume, but the strike extends from Chico to Fresno with bread not sold in affected areas.
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Hayward
San Jose
Ars
A. I
Sacravento
Sacramento
Chico
Fresno
Communists Seize Second Defense Post Near Hanoi
Communist rebels seized a second defense post on the Hanoi Haiphong route, the French high command said. The post followed a first capture nine miles east of Hanoi earlier in the week, part of Viet Minh efforts to cut Hanoi’s main link to Haiphong. Trains are regularly attacked by mines, with traffic limited to daylight hours to allow for clearance of wreckage.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River Delta
Haiphong
Dien Bien Phu
San Carlos Man Held For Firing at Youths
Louis Norman of 14 Cranfield Road San Carlos admitted firing a fusillade at high school students during a swimming party wounding four teens. He was arrested after a four hour posse search near the city limits and faces assault with a deadly weapon and assault to commit murder charges.
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Sted
Louis Norman
Cranfield Road
Norman
Lmits
San Francisco
George Lesley
Curtis Burdick
White Oaks Way
Ron Helstra
Eucalyptus Avenue
Mike Mahoney
Dartmouth Avenue
John Fry
Howard Avenue
Sequoia Hospital
Redwood City
Caylmont High
Norman i
Point AV Lindsey
The
San Francisco Examiner
Linasey
Miss Washington Township Pageant Set for June 18
Washington Township junior chamber plans a beauty contest at Washington Union High School on June 18 to crown Miss Washington Township. Entrants must be single residents since Sept. 1, 1959, age 18 to 28, poised with background data. entries close June 16. The winner advances to Miss Alameda County, then state fair for Miss California.
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Centerville
Wash
Ington Township
Washington Union High School
Joe Wallmann
Com-Beautiful
Merce
Beauhave
Alameda County
Pleasanton
Sacramento
California
Northern Calif Faced By Telephone Strike
Northern California and Nevada faced a possible telephone strike as CIO Communications workers and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph failed to reach a new contract. PT and T rejected wage and medical plan demands for 7800 plant maintenance workers. Union director W M Grunwell warned a strike cannot be avoided if no agreement is reached by midnight Sunday.
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Northern
California
Nevada
CIO Communications Workers
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pt&t
W. M. Grunwell
Hayward Man Receives ROTC Commission at Santa Clara
Hayward resident Donald L. Ornellag will be commissioned in a Santa Clara University ROTC ceremony. The annual mess and commissioning event is scheduled for Sunday at the university campus, with details limited in the read text.
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Santa Clara
Hayward
University of Santa Clara
Sundey
Omarrovr
Monitored Calls Sink Army Case Says McCarthy
Senator Joseph McCarthy claimed transcripts of Stevens-Symington telephone conversations destroy the Army case against him. He cited a March 8 call as proving charges were unfounded, reading the monitored exchanges into the Army McCarthy hearings. Symington denied any intent to quit the committee and challenged McCarthy to take the matter to the Senate floor.
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Herbert Foster
United Press
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Robert 7. Stevens
Stuart Symington
Wisconsin Republican
Stevens-Symington
McCarthy
Symington
Stevens
Castro Valley
David Sebine
Tile Permer
McCartny Ade
Steveheiss
A. B. Morris School
Gaskry Valles
Iss
Efas Sosler
Senators
Subcommittee
Roy M
Cohx
Rutledze
Schinetoad
Truman
Clack L. Clifford
Jesse
Ralph W. Zvncker
Arne
Mundt
Charles B. Potter
R. Mich
Atomic Energy Commission Torn by Rift
Washington Congressman Chet Holifield said the Atomic Energy Commission is torn by a serious rift needing resolution before it can function effectively. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss asks for more authority, while two commissioners oppose it, creating a split with Eugene M. Zuckert and Joseph Campbell aligning with different sides. Holifield called the dispute serious and urged joint action by the commission and the Joint House Senate Atomic Energy Committee.
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Chet Holifield
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Holifield
Commission
Joint
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Lewisi
L. Strauss
AES Oz
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Henry
PD. Smyth
Thomas E. Murray
Strauss
Eugene M. Zuckert
Joseph Campbell
Zuckert
Smyth
Murray
Campbell
Joint Committee
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