Molotov Urges Western Powers to Halt Arms Race
In San Francisco Molotov told the United Nations that world peace depends on the United States and Western nations agreeing to halt the arms race and outlaw atomic and hydrogen weapons. He urged a May 10 Soviet proposal and warned that the Western powers have no reason to delay a settlement.
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Brucker Named To Succeed Stevens As Army Secretary
Washington AP Wilber M. Brucker named to replace Robert T. Stevens as Army Secretary effective July 31. Stevens resigned citing personal considerations after a long feud with Sen Joseph R. McCarthy. Eisenhower called Stevens' resignation with deep regret and praised his service. Brucker, former Michigan governor and Pentagon general counsel since 1994, accompanied the president at the airport.
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Leandro Council Debates Budget and Tax Cut Plan
San Leandro officials adopt a 1,750,000 budget after heated talks over funding for a new planning employee the need for better zoning and the choice between motorcycles and patrol cars for traffic enforcement. The council also discusses a potential two cent tax cut pending Alameda county figures, aiming at an annual reduction for the eighth straight year. Councilman Bellini and others clash with City Attorney Carden on planning reform and workload.
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Italian Premier Resigns Sparks Italian Crisis
Italian Premier Mario Scelba and his pro Western government resigned today, collapsing a 16 month Christian Democratic coalition. President Giovanni Gronchi may appoint Scelba as caretaker while a new Christian Democrat successor is sought.
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Knight Signs S Lt Creek Bill into Law
Sacramento Governor Goodwin J Knight signed a state senate bill by Senator Arthur H Breed Jr authorizing state financial assistance for flood control on San Lorenzo Creek. Alameda County Flood Control District can apply for state reimbursement for lands easements rights of way utility relocations and bridge modifications once federal funds are appropriated. Federal cost is about 3.9 million dollars with state 572 thousand dollars. a initial federal grant of 175 thousand dollars is sought for final planning.
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School Board Details on $60 Raises and New Hires
Hayward Elementary trustees approved $60 annual salary adjustments for administrative and non certificated staff, boosting total full time earnings by $180 with a $120 standard increment. New educators include Juendo Bigelow, Louis Pisani, Marion Berges, and Lilyen Rader. four resignations were accepted. An easement action linked to Hillcrest school was assigned to Superintendent Rees. GM declares $500 million expansion across 20 divisions, with details to follow. Senate hearings on Trinity San Lejos project planned after House approval, with potential San Luis irrigation integration and a total cost above $400 million.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Oppose VA Hospital Move
California VFW delegates in Sacramento oppose government plans to close Oakland VA hospital and relocate a new neuropsychiatric facility to Stanford. They favor expanding the Oakland site on owned property or enlarging the Palo Alto complex with beds, arguing the move would affect 60 percent of Easthay patients and cost the VA substantial bed reductions.
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Sidelights At UN Meet By George Lower
San Francisco staff writer notes quieter moments at the 10th commemorative United Nations meeting. Krishna Menon draws fans and interpreters, a bodyguard escorts him amid autograph seeks. Menon says he enjoys San Francisco visit and talks informally with reporters.
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Series on Castro Valley City Proposal Tomorrow
The Daily Review announces a special series to help Castro Valley residents analyze the incorporation proposal. Beginning tomorrow, Associate Editor Leona Ward reviews the Kroger Report, a complex study on incorporation economics released by a San Francisco analyst, outlining impacts on taxes and services.
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Summer Opens With So-So Day
The first full day of summer was average with no records. Forecasters expected fair conditions, light fog at the coast, and little temperature change through Thursday.
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