McCarthy Charges Army Tried to Blackmail Him
Senator McCarthy testified that Army Counselor John G Adams made a bold blackmail threat to wreck the committee if loyalty board witnesses were called. He cited a Jan 22 meeting in his apartment claiming the Pentagon could ruin the investigation, and said Adams hinted Roy Cohn pressed for favorable treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine.
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Ray H. Jenkins
Maj
Irving Peress
Stevens
Conn
Schine
Fort Monmouth
Kirke B. Lawter
U S to Regroup Forces in Korea by 1955
The United States plans a partial withdrawal from Korea by July 1955, leaving minimal troops while debating redeployment. Defense Secretary Wilson favors moving divisions to Japan to bolster defenses and aid the Japanese economy, while General Van Fleet argues for dispersing units to Okinawa Hawaii and Alaska to avoid accelerating Japanese rearmament.
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Far East
James van Fleet
Korea
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Hawaii
Alaska
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Air Force enlisted men killed in two-vehicle crash near Dublin
Two Air Force enlisted men died and a third seriously injured when a sedan traveling on U S Highway 50 west of Dublin struck a truck and was then hit head-on by another vehicle. The crash occurred early this morning.
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Oakley
Stock- On
Time for Unity Running Out Dulles Warns
In Seattle, Secretary John Foster Dulles warned that the time for European unity is running out and urged rapid French and Italian ratification of the European defense treaty. He urged Western Europe to unite its resources to ensure security and warned against continued division and weak leadership. He stressed UN support and criticized Communist aims at Geneva while defending U.S. stance against colonialism.
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Auto Workers May Get Work At L A Plant
SAN LEANDRO Officials said a Chrysler NAW CIO agreement may shuffle Dodge plant staff to Los Angeles to protect seniority. The San Leandro plant will close in December, with 100 workers guaranteed jobs. Union leaders expect a joint seniority transfer plan and questionnaires to gauge transfer willingness.
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Bakers Strike Nearing Two Weeks in San Francisco
AFL Bakers strike against San Francisco Bay Area bakeries enters ninth day with no settlement in sight. Federal conciliators report negotiations ended after Wayne Kenaston George Hillenbrand and Ralph Williams withdrew and show no effort to resume this week.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Wayne Kenaston
George Hillenbrand
Ralph Williams
Hospital Board to Hold Adjourne Meeting Tonight
Castro Valley Eden Township hospital board will meet tonight at 8 pm in an adjourned session. A special meeting to choose exterior paint for the hospital is set for Saturday at 1 pm, announced board chairman Marvin Richardson.
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Eden Townshi Hospital
Marvin Richardson
Salesman Stabbed in San Francisco Apartment
A neatly dressed man identified by police as 35 year old real estate salesman Joan Martin Blichfoldt was found stabbed to death early today in the San Francisco apartment of Joseph Ferguson a radio technician. Ferguson was detained for questioning and said I did not do it.
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Joan Martin Blichfoldt
Joseph Ferguson
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Incumbents Face Runoffs After Astonishing Election
Incumbents from Gov. Goodwin J. Knight downward faced November runoffs after a startling primary that yielded Democratic gains and party-line voting. Alameda County showed little change, with Edward A. Robey winning the Republican Assembly nomination in the 13th District and Carlos Bee taking the Democratic nod.
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California
Caimed
Congress
GOP
Alameda County
Edward “A. Robey
Carlos Bee
Bee
Ed Tate
U.S
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House of Representatives
John F. Shelley
Clair Engle
Jack B. Tenney
Los Angeles County
Arthur H. Breed
F. Presley’ Abshire
Sonoma
J. Howard Wiliams
Tulare County
State Assembly
Demowats
Knight
Richard P. Graves
The
League of California Cities
Eisenhower to discuss legislative program on national broadcast
President Eisenhower said the global appeal of communism worries him more than military attack. He urged continued armed strength for 40 years, but said no plan to request authority to send U S forces to Indochina. He warned the free world must prove its system superior to communism while pursuing a world atom pool. He defended Republican Congress control as essential and suggested questions about candidates may be asked.
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Iis
Eisenhower
United States
Indochina
Congress
Free World
Russia
Thieves Caught After High Speed Chase
Two suspects, Jack Fernandez, 25, Oakland, and Clarence Flint, 23, were captured by San Leandro police and highway patrol after stealing a tire from a shop on MacArthur Boulevard. Patrolman Arthur Larsen stopped the fleeing car on Lewelling Boulevard and the pair were held until San Leandro officers arrived.
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Jack Fernandez
Askland
Clarence Flint
Hathaway Avenue
MacAr‘Shur Boulevard
Pa‘rolman Arthur “Bat” Larsen
Lewelling Boulevard
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