Ultimatum to Arbenz Spurs Guatemala Crisis
Guatemalan Army delivers an ultimatum to President Jacobo Arbenz to prove his regime is not Communist or resign by tonight. Reports say 80 senior officers carried out the service amid growing signs of internal turmoil. Exiles describe a reign of terror with arrests and suspected torture of anti-Communists, and possible plans for revolt by September.
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Mexico City
Jacobo Arbenz
Arbenz
Guatemala
National Palace
Guatemala City
Jose Miranda
Mundo Libre
Knight confidant on November win in governorship race
Sacramento report says Gov. Knight believes, honestly and conscientiously, that he will win the governorship in November. Knight won the Republican nomination by a large margin but lost the Democratic nod, facing Richard Graves in the runoff.
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Sacramento
Good
Rin
J. Knight
Knight
Richard Graves
McCarthy Demands Disclosure of Traitors in War Debacle
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy urged President Eisenhower to lift the Truman secrecy order and reveal the names of traitors he says caused heavy U.S. casualties in Korea. He cited generals and officials defending his anti-Communist probe while defending his handling of the Schine affair and Oppenheimer-related questions during a televised Senate inquiry.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Korea
Wisconsin
Congress
Francis P. Carr
Army
Executive Department
Army Special
Joseph N. Welch
Pentagon
Army Loyalty Board
Truman
Kayes
Matthew B. Ridgeway
James van Fleet
Frank Lowe
William Bwilitt
Russia
Roy M. Cohn
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Carr
McGuire Air Force Base
Oppenheimer
Pvt. G. David Schine
Cohn
Schine
J. Robert Oppenheimer
James D. St. Clair
Adams
St. Clair
Kirke Lawton
Fort Monmouth
Stevens
Lawton
Monmouth
Colin
U S Escapee Program Expanding Against Communists
A private report to the House Foreign Affairs Committee describes the U S escapee program behind the Iron Curtain as highly effective, with more than 11 000 escapees settled in free countries over three years. Lawrence Dawson reports the underground system could grow with funding, while Soviet countermeasures include kidnapping and assassinations.
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Congress
U.S
Kremlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Lawrence Dawson
Foreign Aid Administration
Walter Judd
Minn
Highlands Fire District Dispute at Public Meeting
Citizens clash with Hayward Highlands Fire District commissioners over budget review and public access. The board schedules a July 24 public meeting to inspect books, while critics press for citizen input on taxes and budget choices.
Ground-Breaking for $72,000 Cannery Union Building
Ground breaking ceremonies will be held in Hayward tomorrow at noon for a $72,000 building to house Cannery Workers Union Local 768. The one story structure at Lee and Alice streets will include a large meeting hall and offices for Local 768 and the Hayward branch of Oakland Local 70. Architects are Wakamaki and Corey. general contractor John F. Burns. Completion is planned in about five months. Expected attendees include Joe Dving, George Mack, and Pete Andrade.
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Hayward
Cannery Workers Union Local 768
Lee and
Alice Streets
Wakamaki and Corey
John F. Burns
Oakland
Manuel Castro
Jack Wiley
To Morrow
Joe Duving
San Francisco
George Mack
Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley
Pete Andrade
Western Cannery Council
Churchill Plans Washington Visit With Eden This Month
British Prime Minister Churchill announced a June 25 visit to President Eisenhower in Washington with Foreign Secretary Eden. He said Eden hopes to address the House of Commons next Tuesday. The Geneva peace talks were likely failing, with Indochina and Dien Bien Phu tensions high as Attlee and Bevan planned a goodwill mission to China.
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London
INS
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Washington
Eden
House ‘of Commons
House
United ‘States
Clement
Geneva
Southeast Asia
New Zealand
Sir John Harding
Imperial General Staff
Indochina
Red River
Viet Minh
Dien Bien Phu
Red China
Peiping
Senior Ball Photo Coverage Planned by Daily Review
The Daily Review will cover tonight’s senior dances at Hayward and San Lorenzo high schools with full photo coverage. It will also feature pre ball parties and post event breakfasts in tomorrow’s review watch.
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Daily Review
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Civil defense chief warns U S would lose in one day
Civil defense administrator Val Peterson warned that the United States would lose a war of survival in one day if Russia launched an all out attack. He cited a continental test showing massive casualties and damage to major cities, while praising some public cooperation and urging nationwide evacuation drills.
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Washington
INS
U. S
Val Peterson
Russia
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol
Peterson
Britain
Tory
Worthington
Civil Defense Coordinator
Canada
Castro Valley Firemen Get New Pay Plan Approval
Castro Valley fire commissioners last night approved a revised pay schedule to be recommended to the board of supervisors for the fire commission election. Captain posts created with two new appointees John Hubert and Virgil Forgard at 375 dollars monthly. Top pay for captains now 350 after three years versus former 550 after five. New limits set retirement age 90, one year probation for captains, and several steps for assistant chiefs and chiefs. A push by Commissioner E T Peters seeks elective five member commission, potentially guiding other county districts if approved.
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Hayward Highlands Fire
Protection District
Claude Barlow
Parkside Drive
Hayward Highlands Citizens' League
Board of Supervisors
Citizens’ League
E. A. Thomason
Robert Miles
League
Commission
CO Ion
William Pedergon
Frank Cardoza
Thomason
Ieek
Barlow
Little Fire District
Moore
Hillside
Hayward
Tdis
Castro Valley
Mills Bouchard
John Hubert
Virgil Forgard
Bosemen
Bouchard
E. T. Peters
Peters
Cherryland Fire Department
Flaming DC-4 lands in Oklahoma. all aboard survive
A DC-4 on a non scheduled flight from New York to Seattle diverted into a thunderstorm at Gage Oklahoma. One engine caught fire and the landing gear collapsed as the plane slid onto the runway. None of the 78 people aboard were injured. Passengers, many servicemen, escaped through a right side exit as most of the cabin burned and baggage was lost. Pilot Captain Jack Pedesky and co pilot Captain Frank MacDonald led the crew with hostess June Miller.
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Gage
Okla
New York
Seattle
Gage Municipal
Jack Pedesky
An Angeles
Kansas City
Pedesky
Frank MacDonald
June Miller
Los Angeles
Hillcrest Knolls Weighs Annexation to San Leandro
Hillcrest Knolls residents meet at Fairmont School at 3 p.m. to decide on annexation to San Leandro. Chinn of Foothill Manor will speak on tax comparisons. Clark says any move would be independent of Fairmont Terrace.
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Ashland
Hillcrest Knolls
Foothill Boulevard
Pairmont Hospital
San Leandro
Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Association
Faimont School
Chinn
Foothill Manor
J County
Edward L
Hilterest ‘Knolls Association
Clark
Fairmont Terrace
Fairmont Hospital
Jewelry Workers End Four Week Bay Strike
In San Francisco AFL Jewelry Workers halted a four week Bay Area strike after members ratified a labor pact with the Associated Jewelry Crafts of California.
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San Francisco
AFL
Bay Area
Forday
Associging Jewelry Crafts of
Calif.ne
Ashland Auto Dealer Admits Grand Theft, Trial Halted
In Oakland, C J Bud Schouweiler, Ashland used car dealer, pleaded guilty to grand theft in a scheme that involved loans and a forged pink slip. The trial halted as prosecutors dropped 15 counts after the admission, totaling about 19,689 dollars. He faces sentencing scheduled for July 9.
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Oakland
East
C. J
Bud) Schouweiler
Hicle
Schouweiler
Ashland
Allameda
Frank Vukata
Sentorncy
James St. Agees Schouweiler
Albas
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Robert Allen
Rght
Iron Curtain
Pop
St. LU
Highlands Fire District
Louella Parson
Cannery Union
Defense
Paii Pean Peterson
C. V. Firemen
Hillcrest Knoll
Daites States Rubber Company
Htaukhildii
B Street
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