House Approves Five Year Reciprocal Trade Plan
The House backed President Eisenhower’s request for an unprecedented five year extension of the reciprocal trade program with power to cut U S tariffs by 25 percent. The vote was 323 to 98 with a later rejection of a protectionist substitute 234 to 147 and a motion to send the bill back to committee defeated 58 to 141. The measure moves to the Senate where amendments may be broad.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
U.S
House
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
Daniel A. Read
Senate
Bus Line Seeks to Drop East Bay Service
A Peninsula bus line requests dropping its service across the San Mateo Hawward bridge threatening reduced transit options for riders crossing the bay. The measure aims to reallocate routes and may affect commuters, students, and workers relying on cross bridge connections.
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East Bay
San Francisco
Peninsula
San Mateo, Hawward Bridge
Runoff Seen For D.C. Governor
Fragmented report indicates a three way Democratic race with key figures like Gov Ernest F. Hollings and educator Don nn May pes in focus. Returns mention San Mateo transit bids and public commission context, with East Bay commuters and College of San Mateo students noted in a runoff expectation.
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San Mates Transit Co
Dly
Public
Columbia
UPD
Ernest F. Hollings
Virday
East Bay
College of San Mateo
Donnn May Pes
Hayward Bond Sale Committee Named to Sell Issue
Hayward voters will likely face a $15,913,973 bond issue to fund sewerwork and a new City Hall on Winton Ave. A Citizens Master Committee of 19 members, led temporarily by banker Alar Strate, will study projects and form 10 subcommittees. The roster includes bankers, insurers, a doctor, a car salesman, a chamber of commerce president, and city officials and residents. City Manager S D Smith says nine election districts may vote, with a 10 cent property tax increase likely needed to finance the bond issue.
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Winton Ave
Alar Strate
Marty O'Brien
Hans Henningsen
Atty, Buegene
Tucker
John Patpas
Mr. Eder
E. C. Friedrichs
Rogers Pillsoury
Thomas “Neveau
George Hawkins
Guido Casades
Insucante
Fred Draper
Keyne’ Monson
Bernard’ Shaughnessy
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Reed
Macy George
Lester Griggs
Gale Dreisback
S. D. Smith
Smith
East German offer for nine airmen sparked direct talks
Berlin reports say East German Communists promise swift release of nine captured U S soldiers if Washington negotiates directly with the East German government. UPI notes the United States announced direct talks with the iddaapers but without formal East German notification. The soldiers were captured when their helicopter force landed in the Soviet zone. Neues Deutschland editorial urged Washington to acknowledge East Germany and China as existing.
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Berlin
UPI
United States
Iddaapers
Soviet Zone
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Washington
East Germany
Communist
China
UC Band Heads For World Fair Tour
The University of California marching band with 97 members will tour Europe to perform at the Brussels World Fair June 16 to 24, funded by 45000 in public contributions. The band departs tonight by bus to New York and then flies on BOAC planes to Brussels for a four week stopover.
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San Francisco
Meateller
University of California
New York
British Overseas Airways Corp
Brussels
Engineers Start Channel Project in Sacramento
Sacramento district Army Corps of Engineers chief A. E. McCollum gave the signal to start construction on a seven million dollar Sacramento water channel dredging project.
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Sacramento
UPN
A. E. McCollum
Sacramento District
Army Corps of Engineers
Father and Three Children Die in Truck Crash Near Pleasanton
A head on collision near Pleasanton killed a father Albert Guttierrez 29 and three of his children, a 4 year old Michael, a 3 year old and a 2 year old, with Harold E Goodeill 37 driver of the cement mixer surviving. Witnesses say Goodeill was driving fast, the pickup crossed the white line, and the crash was described as the worst in years by Coroner Ralph Hitch.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton-Sund
Steve Rubiolo
Cemetery Hill
Here
Albert
Guttierrez
Division St
Plaseanian
Avantaneesyee
Michael
Ernest
Louise
Pleasa
Ralph Hitch
Taany
Harold E. Goodeill
Portela Dr
Centerville
Goodell
Goodeill
Pleasanton-Sund- Highway
Hitch
Sai Cuttierrez
Jan
Rhodes — “and
Jamieson
Beating Case Leads to Three Years Probation
SAN FRANCISCO Joseph H Beard convicted of beating his 10 year old stepdaughter was placed on probation for three years by Superior Judge Frank B Blum. Beard also fined Linda Mar metal worker $50 after a psychiatric report described him as an extremely sick person.
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San Francisco
Joseph H. Beard
Tally
Frank B. Blum
Linda‘Mar
Russian Abstains On Lebanon Vote At United Nations
At a United Nations Security Council session Russia abstained on a watchdog commission proposal to guard Lebanon from subversion by the United Arab Republic. Soviet Ambassador Arkady A. A l Sebolev said the veto was avoided since neither UAR nor Lebanon objected, while reiterating Moscow’s view that Lebanon’s complaint of UAR interference is unfounded.
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United Nations
ZPD
Russia
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Arkady al Sebolev
Security Council
Sweden
UAR
Scholev
Soviet Union
HUHS District approves teacher pay boosts across ranks
Hayward Union High trustees informally approved salary increases for 322 teachers ranging from 120 to 195 annually, with 316 of 382 teachers eligible for increments, boosting budget by about 166000. The board debated starting salaries and AB degree progressions, and approved introducing an open-door salary negotiations policy next spring along with a merit-based bonus plan for about 10 percent of faculty.
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Hayward Union High
San Lorenzo High School
James Frank
Gou
Colombia Bandits Kill 30 In Week
In Tolima province bandits have killed 30 persons this week in an upsurge of violence. The best known victim was Conservative ex-Congressman Antonio Liswae, slain from ambush Monday along with eight members of his military escort.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Tolima
Incu Llence
Polite
Antonio Liswae
Sain
Governor Lifts Cyprus Curfew
NICOSIA Cyprus news reports the governor lifting a curfew after a Turkish gunman killed two Greek Cypriots in Nicosia. The incident occurred as authorities acted to restore order following the Sunday crackdown.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Hugh Footteley
Nicose
Twister roars through El Dorado Kansas killing fourteen
A violent tornado struck El Dorado Kansas Tuesday evening, three blocks wide and a mile long, killing 14 people, injuring at least 50, and destroying about 150 homes with damage expected to reach millions. Authorities note it was the worst twister since Udall in 1955.
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EL Dorado
Ken
Aorth
Kan
D Versal
Udall
Hoppers menace area vineyards in Alameda County
Alameda County entomologist warns grasshoppers in rangelands near Pleasanton and Livermore pose a potential threat to vineyards as warmer weather arrives. Immature hoppers found with rangeland vegetation, officials say, but current growth of wings could trigger migration. County and state agencies advise on effective insecticides. spraying in range land is deemed uneconomical. Large numbers reported in Hayward Hills and Decat hills. Robert W. Harper forecasts a truly severe grasshopper year.
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Pleasanton
Liver
Alameda Coounty
Agricultural Dept
Haywards
Decat Hills
Robert W. Harper
Bureau of Entomology
State Agriculture Dept
Prayer for Today
Eternal God we are wind ful that this day has come as thy gift We pray for wisdom and courage to bring your ont very best May we show understanding and sympathy toward those who fill our lives When the day is ended may there be much for which we can be glad and little for which we need to be forgiven Amen
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God
De Gaulle harshly warns Salan and Algerian safety committee
In Paris Premier Charles de Gaulle orders Gen. Raoul Salan to stay out of politics and denounces the Algerian Public Safety Committee as dangerous. The move follows a communique by right wing exiles calling for a real government and postponement of Algeria municipal elections, seen as a test of de Gaulle’s authority.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul’ Salan
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Public Safety’ Committee
Salan
Hese
Safety Committee
Three Men Six Girls Captured In $3 Robbery
San Leandro police captured three men and six girls after an hour earlier beating two sisters in a $3 robbery on Washington Avenue. The attackers fled, leaving a purse and wallet behind. officers pursued the group to Oakland before closing in.
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San Leandro
Macy Escobar
Emily M
First Ave
Washington Ave
Emily
Oakland Police
Oakland
K Fellowes
Adams to Fire Probe Charge Cleared by White House
Washington officials stated President Assistant Sherman Adams proved charges by House investigators false. Press Secretary Hagerty said Adams retains the President’s complete confidence as he returns from New Hampshire to Washington amid a probe into influence on federal agencies linked to Bernard Goldfine.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Sherman Agems
House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Bernard Geldhiner
Hagerty
New Hampshire
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Hoppers Menace Area
Theodor Huess
West Germany
Huess
San Francisco International Airport
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Coritra Costa
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