Bulganin letter urges matching Soviet manpower
Premier Bulganin pressed Eisenhower to match the Soviet 3.2 million strong military in a two page letter and a 16 page document delivered to Dulles. U S officials say no equal manpower cut will be made. Dulles and Wilson note that manpower cuts do not drive disarmament in the atomic era.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Georgi Zaroubin
Bulganin
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Imade
Girl Slain Brutally In Pasadena Home
The body of Marilyn Marie Fink, 15, a Pasadena secretary and former Pasadena City College coed, was found slain in her bedroom near Rose Bowl. She had been assaulted and stabbed. her fiancé Alfred Graham, 22, is named as a key person of interest as detectives probe possible entry through a window.
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INS
Rose Bowl
Marilyn Marie Fink
Fred Mark
Alfred Graham
Mark
Graham
Miss Fink
Pasadena City College
Leandro Plans Police and Fire Hike
SAN LEANDRO city officials plan to add three police officers, one police typist clerk, and three new firemen. The move would expand to 46 officers plus firefighters with two new sergeant posts and a fire captain in charge of prevention. New pay scales top at 663 for captains and 450 for seasoned police and fire staff. A policewoman position is also considered.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
NeClure
Caudle Admits Plea for Sachs
St Louis tax official T Lémar Caudle testified in his trial that he recommended probation for Irving Sachs, a 1951 St Louis income tax defendant, and said he ignored a Justice Department rule that tax evaders deserve institutional time and fines.
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SMS
T. Lémar Caudle
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Caudle
Justice Department
Seaton Sworn in as Interior Chief at White House
Fred A. Seaton took the oath as the 37th secretary of the interior, administered by Chief Justice Earl Warren at the White House before Eisenhower's weekly cabinet meeting. Seaton previously served as deputy presidential assistant, succeeding Douglas McKay.
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Seaton
Waskington
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
Earl Warren
White House
Eisenhower
Douglas McKay
Rookie Cop Ends Disturbance With Swift Punches
Patrolman James Bowen intervened in a street brawl in downtown Oakland yesterday, punching two drunken youths to stop the disturbance. Raymond Samorano, 20, and a 16 year old minor were charged with resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. Samorano was jailed and later hospitalized after a tantrum.
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James Bowen
Raymond
Samorano
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Bowen
Oakland
City
Fairmont
Whitney Rossaen
Oaklane
Air Hero Given Prison Sentence
Fort Worth, Texas, a World War II air hero Patrick C. Janes, 40, was sentenced by Federal Judge Doe Estes to nine years in prison for bank robbery. The judge called the crime serious and the defendant a special problem of the court, noting his unusual character and war record.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Tis
Air Force
Doe Estes
Fort Worth
Tex
Patrick C. Janes
Rebels derail Soviet train amid Ukrainian violence
Reports from Vienna say Ukrainian rebels derailed a Soviet army troop train near Shepetovke on the Lvov to Kiev line, killing an unknown number of Soviet soldiers. Soviet forces and MVD sealed the area and captured armed rebels as a crackdown followed posters in Tiflis calling for an independent Georgian republic.
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Seuchine
Shepetovke
Lvov
Kiev
MVD
Tiflis
Josef Stalin
Georgia
Moscow
California Tax Exemption for Private Schools Upheld
The California Supreme Court affirmed the 1952 law granting tax exemption to private non profit schools, reversing Alameda County Superior Court in a case started by Alfred Lundberg. Alfred Lundberg plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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OL W. Brothers
Superior Court
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Alameda County
Alfred J. Lundherg
Oakland
Wefare Corporation of
San Francisco
Henry C. Clausen
Lundbers
U. S. Supreme. Court
Minister apologizes for sex tirade at Roseville High
In Roseville the Rev. Herbert Hopp formally apologized to the high school class of 1956 after a baccalaureate talk on sex triggered an uproar. He admitted the address was poorly expressed and said parts of the message were inappropriate. He had criticized teenage girls for exploiting men, prompting community backlash.
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Roseville
Herbert Hopp
Hopp
U.S. House Debates Yugoslavia Aid After Tito Reconciliation
The House voted to let President Eisenhower decide if U S aid to Yugoslavia should continue despite Tito's liaisons with the Kremlin. An amendment set conditions that Yugoslavia remain independent of Soviet control before aid continues, amid further late modifications and debates on the measure.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Tito
Soviet Union
Edna Kelly
N.Y
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
Kelly
Bison
Harrison
Veterans Pension Hike Clears House Committee
The House Veterans Committee approved a bill to boost veterans pension and related benefits by 2.4 billion dollars in the first year. It would award a 105 dollar monthly pension to needy veterans at age 65 with income limits of 1400 dollars for singles and 2700 dollars for married couples, and raises death and disability compensation from 10 to 18 percent.
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Washington
House, Veterans Committee
American Legion
Legion
Olin E.teague
Two More Niagara Falls Power Units In Peril
Water seepage threatened two additional Niagara Falls power station units. The damage risk endangered a large hydroelectric facility as portions buckled and tumbled toward the Niagara River. Local authorities evaluated stability and potential outage impacts.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara ‘Falls
Niagara River
Yank Given Stiff Sentence in Spain
An American man was sentenced to six years in Spain after a cliff collapse at Gran Via in Madrid. One worker died and 46 others were rescued as sightseers watched the incident unfold. Survivor Chris Nelson of Niagara Falls said the judge’s decision followed a collision between a motorbike and automobile on the avenue. The Niagara Mohawk Power system and the U.S. embassy were involved in the ensuing efforts for aid.
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Rainbow Bridge
Chris Nelson
Harry, Whitney
Austin
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Niagara Falls
Iran
Jesse Owens
Whitney
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Adlai Stevenson Shares Concern Over Ike Health
Adlai E. Stevenson voiced concern for President Eisenhower's illness calling it shared by all. He expressed hope for a speedy and complete recovery, sending the brief message to campaign HQ in Chicago from California where he rests after winning the California Democratic primary on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
California
Aid Out Foes Abandon Fight
The House voted 192 to 112 to slash $1 billion from the military aid section of a foreign aid bill. President Eisenhower urged restraint but faced defeat as party leaders and lawmakers rejected the package, including a proposed cut to Yugoslavia aid over its Russia reconciliation.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Russia
First Fleet Enters Bay Before San Francisco Welcome Event
The U S first fleet, 31 years, 15 000 men, enters San Francisco Bay aboard three carriers Bon Homme Richard Boxer Essex. 200 planes fly overhead as Army and civilians greet with welcome signs and flowers. Vice Admiral Hopwood aboard heavy cruiser Toledo salutes Fleet Admiral Nimitz. Nine ships head to Oakland and Alameda after a public open from 1 to 4 pm.
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San Francisco Bay
Bon Homme Richard
Boxer
Bience
San Diego
Herbert
G. Hopwood
Toledo
Chester Ww. Nimitz
Berkeley
Casseyed
Oakland
Alameda
San Leandro teachers seek nine percent pay hike
San Leandro Unified School District trustees consider a nine percent salary increase for the coming year under Superintendent Clarence Burrell while warning budget cuts will be required. At stake are raises for certified and noncertified staff and administration, with Burrell noting a need to retain teachers. The advisory committee previously proposed a 10 percent boost, and the meeting schedule includes Monday and Tuesday trustee sessions. Burrell indicated the district would cut the budget to grant the increase but aims to keep teachers. Meanwhile, New York trading reacted to President Eisenhower’s illness with broad stock declines and Dow Jones losses, though some stocks recovered during the day. Burrell’s own salary is currently $16,000 a year, and trustees in 1955 renewed his four-year contract.
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SAN Lesndro
San Leandro Unified
Clarence Burrell
San Leandro Wang
Burrell
New York
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Weather Forecast Fragments From A Partial Clip
A fragmented weather note indicates mainly fair conditions tonight and Saturday with some overcast night and morning periods. It references yesterday's high and a vague current temperature reading, suggesting an ongoing forecast update from an unclear source.
Californian Airman Arrested in Beach Shooting
In Barnstable Massachusetts police arrested 19 year old California airman Mark A Fuentes from Otis Air Force Base early today after he allegedly fired several shots at a beach party, wounding two youths. He was to be arraigned at 9 am EDT on charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and gun possession.
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California
Irman
Mark A. Fuentes
Elos
Otis Air Force Base
President Eisenhower Hospitalized With Intestinal Illness
President Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital after a sudden intestinal infection early today. Officials said surgery may be required but there is no indication of heart trouble. Vice President Nixon was briefed as news came of the medical concern and stock markets reacted to the world-wide news.
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White House
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Walter Reed Army
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Abe
Senate
New York ,Stock Exchange
White “House
Richard M. Ni
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