Urgent appeal from President to restore foreign aid funds
President Eisenhower urged senators to restore at least 600 million of the 1.1 billion cut by the House in foreign aid. Senate leaders did not commit. Secretary of State Dulles led the White House session with Adams reporting to the president at Walter Reed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Walters
George D
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Foster ‘Dulles
Sherman Adams
Walter ‘S Reed Army Medical Center
Leandro Parking Plan Moves Toward Council Review
San Leandro officials outline an off street parking program with a coalition report, housing a roof parking proposal and plans to seek revenue bonds up to 350000 while negotiating property acquisitions for parking and city facilities. The council weighs rent or ground level lots and funding sources as Hays Street and Juana Street sites enter the mix.
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San Leandro
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Richard Graves
Avithini
Harlow Scribner
Hays and
Juana’ Streets
Fet
Scripner
Counseimen
AGEN
Callan Avenue
Hays Street
14Th Street
Creek Bridge
Corporation
expan+sion
Wesley McClure
Barnard Principal Plans Move to Parker School Cambrian Park
DECOTO S Robert Infelise principal of Henry Barnard school will resign to accept the principalship of Parker school in Cambrian Park near Los Gatos. The move was announced to district trustees.
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Decoto
S. Robert Infelise
Henry Barnard School
Parker School
Cambrian Park
Les Gatos
Brawl Ends S F Dance Injures many arrests made
In San Francisco a high school dance erupted into a riot at 625 Polk Street. Police say 12 teens were arrested and to appear at Youth Guidance center Friday for hearings as 150 to 175 youths gathered in the auditorium. Damage to the California hall reached about 3000 dollars with broken windows and overturned furniture.
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San Francisco
California
Pris Day
Polk Street
Gma
Lion yawns at LA cops with two lions in car
Los Angeles police halted a lightless car at night and found two yawning lions on the seat beside driver John P. Shinners 22. Shinners and the furry companion drew citations for operating a lightless car and driving without a license as the car’s noise outshone the animals.
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Los Angeles
INS
John P. Shinners
Shinners
Masked Bandit Robs Bank and Holds Couple Hostage
A lone robber abducted bank president John A. Whalen and his wife in Indianapolis, forcing them to drive to Southport State Bank. He robbed the vault of about 60,000 to 65,000, released six female employees and one cashier, and left a masked scene before escaping. The bank vault was unlocked by the time lock, and 500 dollars was returned to the cashier. The incident lasted six and a half hours with the bandit displaying calm behavior.
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Indianapolis
INS
Southport State Bank
John A. Whaten
Rui Drake
Playwright Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe rumor flare
Arthur Miller refused to discuss marriage plans with actress Marilyn Monroe saying it is his business and privacy. He conceded a possible meeting could occur, while Monroe was absent from the airport and Miller headed to an undisclosed Manhattan destination after an uncontested Nevada divorce.
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NEW
KORK
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Bitty
London Exiles Greek Prelate Deported From London
Police seized Archimandrite Kallinikos Macheriotis the head of the Greek Orthodox church in London and boarded him on a plane to Athens after midnight. The deportation came amid anti-British activity linked to Cypriot groups based in Britain. The Greek embassy confirmed the move after Macheriotis’s departure, with no prior public notice.
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Scotland Yard
Britain
Archimanarite
Kallinikos Macheriotis
Inshis
Athens
Cyprus
Ethnarchy ‘Organization
Makarios
Toc Newspapers
Cypriot Sentenced to Death in British Nicosia Case
A young Cypriot, Stelios Mavromatis, was found guilty of firing at two British soldiers in Nicosia in March and sentenced to death. British authorities note two Cypriots have recently been hanged. The Cypriot underground movement claims two British prisoners were executed in retaliation.
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Nicosea
INS
Cleri
Nicosia
Stelios
Mavromatis
Ofor-An- Jeye
Tomlinson Desertion Charged In Divorce Suit
Hayward contractor Hartzell J. Tomlinson, 46, named in a divorce action by Mrs. Leona Tomlinson of Russell Road Hayward alleging he married Iva Jane Swanson and abandoned his wife and two children. The suit seeks custody of two daughters and support, plus court costs and attorney’s fees. A restraining order was requested to halt joint finances. The case notes prior marriage in Iowa and separation since 1958 with disputed claims of marriage to Mrs. Swanson. A hearing for temporary alimony and support was set for June 21.
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F . Coma
Leona Tomlinson
Hartzell
J. Tomlinson
Hayward
Tomlinson
Ina
Cyril Roche
Custtody
Caro Lee
Donna
Louise
Oes
Tomlinsons
Russellia Ei Ores
Dracot Construction Company
Lewelling ‘Lumber ‘Company
Lewelling Boulevard
Napa
Lewelling
Iowa
J. Kenspeth ‘Birchfield
Leona’ Tomlinson
Swanson
Towas Birchfield
Leona Tomlingan
Sicieu
Charles
Wade Snook
7Judge Snook
Red Probers 5 Sarge munist Hearings Adjourned
The committee chair Francis E. Walter struck the gavel and adjourned as Robeson faced contempt charges after remarks while the panel resumed hearings on alleged communist influence. Robeson, the Negro singer, defended himself amid accusations of aiding Soviet propaganda with travel for abroad.
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Francis E. Walter
Robeson
Walter
Youth Knife Fight Ends in Death at Galt Ranch
In Galt California a 16 year old named Roger Stone was killed in a knife and ax confrontation at the Seeforth ranch three miles east of town. McClellan, a German orphan, was taken to juvenile hall after admitting stabbing Stone in the stomach following a day of threats and a failed attempt to steal property. Sheriff’s Captain George Muniz identified the victim.
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Galt
Calif
George Munirich
Roger
Steve
Charles, E
Seeforth Ranch
Sof
McClellan
Stone
City Fluoridation Action and Annexation Referenced
City council to vote tonight on fluoridation actions and possible annexation of a pumping station site amid protests from De cote area groups. Construction continues on the Hetch Hetchy water line, while an ordinance setting Tuesday meetings and duties of a new Airport Industrial and Public Services commissions is on the agenda alongside tract maps and routine items.
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Hayward
Heteh Hetchy
Beete ES
Fleeing Seaman Wounded in San Francisco Shootout
In San Francisco, a high speed chase through the Western Addition ended with seaman Ernest Dewson, 30, in custody. Dewson faces charges of possession and transportation of narcotics and assault with deadly weapon after firing on narcotics agents. five shots were exchanged before Dewson relinquished a small quantity of heroin found under a car seat.
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San Francisco
Earid
Dewson
Cai i
Couple Travels From Europe In Turbulent Days
A brief feature profiles Joanne and her husband, a young Hayward couple traveling through Europe. The first of six letters describes their journey, noting Irish shock in Rotterdam and the couple’s experiences amid changing travel conditions.
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Hayward
Europe
Aday Jin
Joanne Ad
Rotterdam
Weather update with fog and temperature shift
A brief forecast notes fog tonight and Wednesday morning near ye, with a change in temperature. Yesterday's high and today's low appear in the fragmentary text, indicating variable conditions ahead.
Dulles Flags Fear Khrushchev Dictatorship Aim
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned reporters Khrushchev might denounce Stalin to cement dictatorial rule in the Soviet Union. He said the aim could be to persuade subjects the current dictatorship is good, noting government by consent of the governed as the remedy to oppression.
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Dulles
Khrushchev
Washington
Ins
John Foster Dulles
Communist Party
Nikita’ S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Union Opposes Train Plan on Bay Bridge
Oakland union officials protested a proposal to abandon trains on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. They warned of a strike next May unless Key System grants severance pay, arguing 320 workers would be discharged and the cost would reach about 1.7 million dollars.
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Oakland
Jarmen's Union
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
Smpuses
Probation Sentence for Embezzlement in San Francisco
Clyde F. Mitchum Jr pleaded guilty to embezzling 3500 from the Oakland Bank of Commerce where he worked as a bookkeeper. In San Francisco Federal Court Judge Edward P. Murphy sentenced Mitchum to five years probation and his attorney said restitution was made.
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San Francisco
Clyde F. Mitchum, Jr
Julia
San ‘Lorenzo
Edward P.murphy
Mitchum
Oakland ‘Bank of Commerce
Clarence Delancey
Oakland
Governor Knight predicts Eisenhower carries California in November
Sacramento reports Governor Knight says Eisenhower will win California by a larger margin than in 1952. Analysts after the recent California presidential primary suggested a Democratic shift due to Stevenson Kefauver ticket votes. Knight cautions against overreaction.
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Sacramento
U.2
Ublican
Eisenhower
California
Lai Stevenson
Estes. Kefauver
Knight
Ian
GOP
Belcome
Santeria Knight
Escape of 37 year old prisoner reported by sheriff
A 37 year old prisoner confined at Sante-Rita prison farm escaped near today after being taken to Arroyo Hospital for tuberculosis treatment. Wayne McCaw, 27, has prior escape records from Dixon prison hospital and Los Angeles police. He was serving a 180 day term and wore prison clothing, five feet seven inches tall, 160 pounds, brown hair and eyes.
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Sante-Rita
Th Sheriff’s Department
Wayne McCawy
Arroyo Hospital
Livermore
Sheriff's
McCaw
Dixon Prison
Los Angeles
Sarving
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