Okinawa Leaders Press US to Reconsider Policy
Okinawa chief executive Shubei Tiga and allied leaders demanded that the United States Congress review its Okinawa policy. They warned they may quit if land requisitions and lump rentals continue, citing plans for further land seizure for U S military bases and rental practices. Negotiations with Lt Gen James Moore paused for time while a delegation pressed the case.
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United States
Okinawa
Shubeitiga
United Press
Kiga
Congress
Higa
San Francisco
Ryukyu
Month Heat Wave Hits Midwest Forecast From Weather Bureau
Washington reports a heat wave across the Midwest with temperatures near or above average for the season. The forecast calls for 30 more days of heat in the central region, with cooler air moving into the Rockies and parts of the northern plains. Thunderstorms bring scattered relief in parched areas while heavy rain falls in the Gulf states and Rockies.
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Washington
Midwest
Rockies
Great’ Lakes
Rpontinga Alaivine
Upper Mississippi
Antic
New Upper
Mississippi Valley
Northern Lakes Region
Jinto
Salt Lake City
Gulf States
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Pine
Bluir
Ark
Mont
Herve
Great Plains
New
Zrgland
FBI Chief Hoover Warns Summer Brings Most Crime
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that killers rapists and robbers strike most often in hot weather. He cited rising murders from July through September and a seasonal shift with crimes against the person peaking in summer while property crimes rise in winter. He noted opportunity social contacts heat and cold as likely factors in seasonal crime trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Pric
Italy
Summer Tours For Air Cadets
Three groups of cadets from the Air Force academy will visit Barksdale Langley and Grand View air bases this summer for hands on tours of Air Combat, Tactical Air Command, and Air Defense Command operations. The 40 cadets will train in navigation and leadership at Lowry, with solo flying not permitted.
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Denver
Air Force Academy
Jreal Air Force
Air Commend
Barksdale
Tactical
Air ‘Command
Lengley Air Base
Virginia
Air Defense ‘Command
Grandview
Lynwood
Glendale
Gion
Bietz
California
Lowry Air
Ancient Israel
God
Saratoga Goes to Sea for Final Builder Trials
The Navy's second super aircraft carrier, the 60,000-ton Saratoga, moved to sea for final builder trials. It ran at full power for the first time after a week at New York Naval Shipyard for adjustments and corrections. Earlier trials were successful except for temporary lubrication loss in one shaft. The ship then faced preliminary acceptance tests this weekend by the Navy board.
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Washington
Navy
Saratoga
New York Naval Shipyard
Navy Board of Inspection and Survey
Indian Maharajah Weds English Bride in Calcutta Romance
In Braintree England Janet Hicks twenty English heiress married Maharajah Imensingh in a civil ceremony at a red brick Georgian house ending a romance begun on a visit to Calcutta. Janet traveled with her mother and sister Christine while the groom’s father reportedly gave consent after earlier opposition. Hicks said he never opposed the marriage, only wished to meet the groom.
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Braintree
England
Janet Hicks
Imensingh
London
Calcutta
Christine
Janet
Max Hicks
Hicks
Tyle
Joint Lions Lioness Meet Castro Valley Installation Dinner
Castro Valley Lions and Lioness clubs plan a joint installation dinner at The Cottage in Oakland on June 23 at 8 pm with a cocktail hour starting at 7 30. Officers for the Lioness club include Rose Van Ness president and Kay Olson corresponding secretary with Phyllis Hoffman to install. Reservations may be phoned to Mrs Van Ness or Mrs Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Lions and Lioness‘ Clubs
Castro Vial- Ney Will
holdJa
Oakland
Willi
Lioness Club
Rose van Ness
Mineman
Fay Early
Roz Bravo
Phyllis Hoffman
Sen [Ligrenzo
Lion
Mic Dent
Louis
Hun
Terpet
Hyebay
Bulleigh
Early
Howe
Tamer
Geng
Fairess
Ed- Severance
Oscars Stark
Clarence’ Glass
Hayward
Zane
Area births at Eden Hospital report mixed city deliveries
Messy OCR notes report births at Eden Hospital with names like Brown, Guinasso, Helmick and locations such as Churchill Street, Sandy and Locust Street. Entries mention June dates and multiple newborns including girls and boys in San Lorenzo, Hayward and San Lorenzo areas.
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Eden Hospits
BROWN
Churchill
LE San Loresto
Guinasso
Kenneth
Sandy
Castro Valley
Helmick
Jesredore
Cold War Dining Drama Ends In Confusing Kidnapping Tale
Senate subcommittee released two versions of an incident involving Soviet aviator Pirogov and Barzov at a Washington restaurant near the White House. Alleged kidnapping attempts grew into a clash between U S and Soviet agents, with injuries and handcuffs amid conflicting accounts.
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Washington
Keystone
Cevvies
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Peter Firogov
White’ House
Piirogov
Barzov
Russia
Pirogov
Three Musketeers
The
Subcommittee
Excert
Tol
Ington Observers
Central Intelligence Agency
Sqlad
Pirdgov
Piro. Gov
Ehert
Pirozov
Kadéeck
Dinitg
Tam
Red China admits failure to meet five year goals
Chinese officials disclosed in Peiping that 1956 first five months lagged in key sectors including steel coal and crude petroleum and that agriculture and construction goals had not been fulfilled The finance minister said about 19 98 percent of the state budget funded military expenditures citing Formosa tensions and the need for high spending Agriculture Minister Liogo Lu Yer warned of serious extravagance waste and manpower abuse in agricultural cooperatives and production efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisinese
Thas
Formosa
Bos
Tse-tung
Chu Teh
Chen En-lei
Radio Peipicg
Tokyo
Ligo Lu Yer
Gainedge On Arizona Fire Near Winslow Grows
A wildfire near Winslow Arizona expanded to about 22 000 acres with 700 firefighters deployed. Winds 20 to 25 mph threaten containment as roofs of Sitgreaves forest burn and timber losses rise toward 4 600 000 feet with estimates likely to climb. Containment hinges on wind changes and ground efforts.
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Winslow
Aolz
Sitgreaves Forest
U.S
Burreau
Holbrook
Ariz
Forest Service
Leandro Plans Parking Signs for Public Lots
Leandro will erect 24 inch blue and white reflective parking signs along Wash Avenue from Callen to Juana, to mark public parking lots. Installation costs about $100, per traffic engineer Robert Crommelin.
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van Leandro
Robert Crommelin
Callen
Juana Ay
Washington
Eden Hospital Register Names Patients and Addresses
A list of patients and addresses appears in the Eden hospital register. The names include Danteman, Harold San, Leandro. Russell, Starson Avenue, San Leandro. Gregory Chakring, Moreland Drive, Hayward. Pavia Betencourt, Walnut Street, Liversnor Jons-Storey. Kathleen Sattarentis, Queen Street, Castra Val. Stephen Petrilli, Avenue Hampheonan, Hayward.
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Ft At Eden
Ard
Danteman
Harlad San
Leandro
Pon’ Russell
Starson Avenue
San Leandro
Gregory” Chakring
Moreland “Drive
Havyward
Pavia Betencourt
Walnut Leet
Liversnor Jons-Storey
Linda” Vista
Sattarentis
Kathleen Eles
Queen Street
Castra Val- Frape Peres
Ge ‘St
12Th Street
Stephen Petrilli
Ee Avenue
Hampheonan
Gregory G
Arin
Garfield Dads Install Officers at Mulford Gardens
Garfield Dads club in Mulford Gardens elected new officers led by Paul Williams as president and George Freeman as first vice president. Shet Keleman became treasurer and Job Morris financial secretary. The group plans a fireworks stand at 105 Doolittle Drive near 28 to raise funds for school stage preparations with Chet Heldman as event chairman.
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Mulford Gardens
Wicers
James A. Garfield
Chet’ Heldman
Tentative U.S. roads accord faces funding splits
Washington reports House Senate conferees reached a tentative agreement on a large interstate highway program totaling about 27.5 to 51.5 billion dollars. Key dispute centers on how many miles to include and how funds are shared among states, with taxes on fuel tires trucks and trailers to back the plan.
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Washington
House- Senate
Eoast
Senate
Congress
House
Ivecaussy
House-Senate
Federal
Hitlerite Plans Neo Nazi Party in Postwar Germany
Report from Frankfurt notes Otto Strasser plans to meet with a small group to form a new neo Nazi party. The effort, described as a political experiment, aims to attract seats in the Bundestag but past Nazi groups have failed. Strasser uses tactic of appealing to German grievances and promises solutions.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hene
Otto Strasser
Bundestag
Gzrogted Ag
Bothoast
West Germany
Solons Ready Broader U.S. Security Program
U.S. congress members push to expand internal security measures for federal employees amid Supreme Court limits on dismissals for loyalty. The administration faces scrutiny as about ten percent of alleged security risks have been removed, with Civil Service procedures guiding the rest and potential reinstatement or back pay for affected workers.
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Washington Ons
Sealy
Walter
Supreme Iity
Congressional
Olin D. Johnston
Post Office and Civil Service
Brownell
Johnston
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Jon
Hayward Rotary To Hear Court Talk
Stanley Sparrowe Oaklane attorney and ex clerk for Justice William O Douglas will speak at Mondays luncheon of Hayward Rotary. Sparrowe will give a behind the scenes report at the Supreme Court. The club plans a Ladies Night and installation for President Robert Cochran Ne on June 25 at 7 p.m. at Villa Lorenzo San Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sparrowe
Oaklane Atttorney
U. S. Supreme Court
Wiam O. Douglas
Motday
Hayward Rowry Club
Sparrowe
Robert Cochrane
Villa Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
Reds Offer Diplomatic Ties to Africa
The Soviet Union formally recognized Tunisia and Morocco yesterday and offered to establish diplomatic relations with the two former French protectorates in North Africa.
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Africa
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tunisia
Morocco
Attica
Ex-Solon Urges Break With Communist Nations in Bern
Former Wisconsin U.S. Congressman Kersten urged breaking diplomatic ties with Iron Curtain states to curb espionage as he attends the Romanian delegation trial in Bern. He warned Communists use immunity as a cloak to assault the free world, stressing worldwide stakes in the freedom versus slavery struggle.
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Bern
Switzerland
U. S
Charles J. Kern
Sten
Wisconsin
Free World
Kersten
Kerstein
U.S
City Manager Seeks Secretary in Newark
Newark city announces opening for secretary to city manager. Salary set at 300 dollars per month based on a 40 hour week. Written examination scheduled. emphasis on an all around role handling varied city business.
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Newark
John Nail
Nail
Author of Famed Story Dies at 102
Frances M. Ford 102 died at her Drexel Hill home. A native of Elmira she wrote The Little Engine That Could under the pseudonym Uncle Nat. Married at 19 to Frank P. Ford she gained recognition in 1953 after the tale was read and sold through years without credit.
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Drexel ‘Hill. Pa
Mras
Frances M. Ford
Elmira
Ford
Nat
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