MacArthur cites end of invisible government at Alamo rally
Gen. Douglas MacArthur urged Americans to reject invisible government and propaganda as threats to true representation in U S policy. He spoke at the Alamo in San Antonio before about 14 000 people warning that freedom of expression must be protected while criticizing information agencies and Dean Acheson over past Senate testimony. The address touched Taiwan and the island’s role in U S strategy amid Cold War tensions. Meanwhile a Wynnewood Oklahoma sheriff report noted a shooting at a local fish market leaving one man jailed and another hospitalized.
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Aid Achesniy
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State Department
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Breed Amends Senate Bill On Bay Tolls
In Sacramento the senate debated toll plans for the San Francisco Bay Bridge with amendments by Breed Gulelaind Hatfield and Newry. Breed favored repaying 12 million dollars borrowed for maintenance and using future tolls to fund northern counties with a study fund for a southern crossing if federal law allows. O Gara proposed alternatives to steady repayment and broader revenue sharing. The vote split 30 6 on defeating the Callion amendments while Breed and O Gara faced mixed support on their budgets and future financing.
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Yrosa Tulled
California
Ceran O'Gary
San Francisco
Bard Watron
Milner
Robaeon
Gara
Yale
Orphanage Fire in Montreal May Claim Fifty Lives
A fire swept through Hospice Saint Cunevonde, a Catholic orphanage and home in Montreal, as officials warned up to 50 may have died. Fire officials reported four bodies found in the six story building, with as many as 60 believed missing. Eleven ambulances attended, and six people were hospitalized with burns and shock. The Grey Nuns-operated home housed 600 inmates, many elderly women on a fifth floor balcony, while five men led the search for victims.
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Deiment
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Yishen
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Grey Nuns
Steamroller Rampage Wrecks Porter on Wilkes Street
A steamroller rolled downhill on Wilkes Street at 11:25 this morning. Porter, an East Bay Municipal Utility District employee, was thrown from the vehicle and sustained injuries. He was taken to Jaimont Hospital for emergency treatment and resides at 736L0 Maud Avenue, Castro Valley.
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Wilkes Street
Los Vonfeat
Proter
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Maud Avenue
Castro Valley
Final Stocks Rise In Early NY Trading Amid Oil and Rails
Final Stocks in New York gained as oils, metals, and rails boosted early trading. Volume was the lowest for a Friday week, with a later slackening as traders headed to weekend vacations. President Truman warned of further inflation, sparking initial buying yet futures dipped on weak overseas ties. Drunk driving cases in Louisville and Thomas Lewiban fined $100 for public drunkenness highlight recent local enforcement.
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New York
Truman
Draders
Camp Parks Plans Outlined for Reopening
Major Samuel Culien, public relations officer, outlined Camp Parks reopening plans in Hayward. The eight week training period will include nine half day offs for indoctrination personnel and limited local housing for up to 3000 families. Transportation and visitor logistics, plus a temporary shift of control from Army Engineers to Air Force, are among major challenges cited.
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Samuel Culien
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Tienis
Brewer Brothers Among Dead in Korea War Casualties
William Brewer, 17, son of Mrs. Rose Brewer of Hager, is listed among casualties by the Defense Department. His brother Clarence and another son Prudence Brewer, 19, are in Korea awaiting transport. The family reports that William attended a San Jose grammar school before enlisting and served with the 4th Infantry Regiment after training at Fort Ord and Carson, Colorado.
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Teewer
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Heather Clarunce
Horn Sinter
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Ast
Wrehlbaton Union High School
Atomic blast awe and warnings from Congressman Price
Congressman Melvin Price describes witnessing an A bomb detonation at Eniwetok. He notes the blinding flash, the rising fireball, shock waves, and the intense sound. He cautions against exaggerating effects, sees the weapon as a powerful but finite destructive force, and urges steps toward ending large scale atomic warfare.
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Eniwetok
Te United Press
Price
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Hausa Armed Services Committee
United Press
Washington
Miles Weyl
Military Had No War Plan
Washington report on former Defense Secretary Louis Johnson charging that military chiefs faced outside political pressure as late as December 1949. He testified before senators examining policy feuds, detailing opposition to a Formosa mission and the overrule by President Truman and Acheson. He cited a lack of a formal war plan for Korea and questioned the State Department white paper's political framing.
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U.S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pormosa
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cArthurs
Pat Euston
Joint Chiefs
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Acheson
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Troan
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Failer
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Wedereyer
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Karen
Toinson
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Inchan
Nevis
Man Faces 30 Day Sentence After Car Collision
In Fort Worth Texas Pi Mike Mrdson, 41, struck four parked motorcycles with his car. Officer We cost Hudson imposed a 30 day sentence.
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Fort Worth
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Mike Mrdson
Hudson
Local lad Henry Cryda reported missing in action
Henry R Cryda aged 17 son of Maury Orella of Cybil street Hayward has been missing in action since May 14 Willogram received in Moss Oretta June 10. His mother says Ovetts was in Korea two months before the report. He served with the Second digimon. Another son Anthony Grat Tit aged 14 also in Korea says Mrs Oretta.
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Maury Orella
Cybil Street
Hayward
Wi Llogram
Moss
Oretta
Ovetts
Korea
Lie
Anthony J. Grat- Tit
Sayy Mrs. Oretta
Four Injured In Accidents In Hayward Area
Four people were injured in highway accidents yesterday across Hayward and surrounding areas. In San Lorenzo, William Lysarety aged 23 suffered gravel and bruises when a rear door opened and he fell from a driven car. driver Matilya Lysareta, 23, of 6538 Warner Street, San Lorenzo, was cited as the vehicle’s operator. In Hayward, William Pimental aged 63 required medical care after being knocked from his way when struck by a truck driven by John De Frappo, 38, Oakland, on 1 Pth Street south of Blossom Way. Pimental’s car appeared to pull away from a parked vehicle before the collision. A third vehicle, driven by Maureen Elizabeth White, 41, of 1025 Murtha Place, Hayward, and with occupant Gerber 20 of Deente, was involved in a two-vehicle collision at the Niles Road and Niluy Canyon Road intersection, leaving both White and Gerber injured. Jay Sidler, 19, of 17600 Eble, Hayward, and Alfred I. Martinez, 7, of Deratn, Sacramento, were drivers in a separate incident on State Route 50 near Curmer, where a 55-year-old rear-end crash occurred.
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Murtha Place
Hayward
Lee Gerber
Deente
Niles Road
Niluy Canyon Road
Jay My Sidler
Eble
Alfrad I. Martinez
Deratn
Sacramento
Hore Ryer
Curmer
Erer
Hermat B. Sahoth
Tinroth
Calié
Warren Will Veto School Aid Plan Stirs Sacramento
In a blunt message Governor Warren warned he would veto the proposed forty eight million dollar school aid measure. He cited a projected three three point three billion dollar surplus after accounting for child care costs and warned that without available revenue the bill could not be signed regardless of merit.
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Marl Warstar
Effeet
Warren
Department of Finnsee
Assemblynwin Yan
Dunn
Bill to reform state school building program advances
Assemblyman Francis Duan Jr introduces AB 1561 at the request of superintendents Paul Ehret and Jack Hees of San Lorenzo and Hayward. Senate education committee approves unanimously. Bill aims to correct inequities in the 250 million state program to accommodate rising enrollment from Camp Parks reactivation. Rees and Ehret helped present the bill in Sacramento.
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Francis Duan, Jr
Paul D. Ehret
Jack D. Hees
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Senate Education Committee
Ocal
Laymonth
Benole
Hayward Area
Camp Parks
Rees
Ehret
Sacramento
Durree
Uncertain Donn Bill Faces Senate After Assembly Vote
The Donn bill's fate remains in doubt in the Senate despite overwhelming Assembly approval. Lawmakers clash over funding with questions on how to finance social support and whether surplus revenue can cover costs. Assembly members warn against bills with no revenue source, while Gov. Warren signals caution on big-money measures.
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Warren
Assembly
Dunn
Maryiay Sherwin
Piedmont
Earl Warran
Sherwin
Ormor
Robert Kirkweed
Saratotea
Y Tveasary
Om Duby 4
Bunn
Bill
Baseball Scores Roundup Tonight in Both Leagues
United Press reports a busy night across leagues with Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York St. Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago noted with a 40000 crowd as Newcombe and Camparichia are listed among the players.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Minner & Walker
West challenges Russia to attend Big Four meeting
Washington voices a demand for Russia to join a Big Four foreign ministers conference set to start July 20. The West refuses to include NATO and American bases on the agenda, while insisting substantive decisions on the pact and bases cannot be made at the foreign ministers level. The United States says talks on those issues will proceed at the ministers meeting.
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Ment Press
Mishael J. McDermott
United States
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State Department
McDermatt
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