US to pull out 20 000 to 25 000 troops from Japan in stages
Washington reports that the U S First Cavalry division and a Marine regimental combat team totaling 20 000 to 25 000 men will withdraw from Japan in easy stages over up to six months starting next month. The plan follows Eisenhower Kishi talks and aligns with the prompt ground force withdrawal by Japan. The air buildup in Korea will continue, with some obsolete jets moved from Korea to Japan.
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U. S. First Cavalry Division
Japan
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
U. S
U.S
Korea
Kishi
Theodoren
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
La Vista Settles Tie Vote Monday
La Vista district likely to choose trustee by lot Monday night after a tie vote. Supt. Clarence Hardie notes a court ruling may override the process, amid a legal dispute over runoff legality and recent California legislation.
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Hevoie la Vista
Clarence Hardie
Pquglas. Ariz
Douglas Newsboy
Paul Friedrich
T. M. Glenn
Woodshed of Trustees
Gas Taxes in State Net Peak Split to Cities
California city apportionment of 29.22 million dollars in state gasoline tax revenue this fiscal year allocates 2.52 million to Alameda County for street work and engineering. Funds derive from five eights of a cent per gallon and engineering allocations rise with population, totaling city grants for Alameda County listed as Alameda 225,764 Albany 58,349 Berkeley 361,626 Emeryville 9,926 Fremont 74,342 Hayward 137,688 Livermore 34,400 Newark 20,640 Oakland 1,198,231 Piedmont 34,874 Pleasanton 9,963 and San Leandro 250,446.
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Alameda County
State Division of Highways
State Highway Fund
Durkee
California Highway Commission
Alameda
Albany
Berkeley
Emeryville
Fremond
Hayward
Livermore
Newark
Oakland
Piedmont
Pleasanton
San Leandro
Marilyn Burns Easily Cites London Premiere Cancellation
Marilyn Monroe sunburned badly after a week on Amagansett beaches and has canceled her weekend flight to London for the premiere of The Prince and the Showgirl. A friend said the fair-skinned star cannot sit down due to the burn.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
London
Amagansett
Wedding Bells For Knowland Daughter
Helen Estelle Knowland, 18, daughter of Senator Willian F. Knowland, was to marry Robert Van Sickle McKeen, 23, son of a U S Steel Corp executive. The senator would give the bride away at the Piedmont home of her grandparents, with Dr. Robert Boyd Munger officiating.
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Helen Estelle Knowland
Willian F. Knowland
Robert van Sickle McKeen
U.S. Steel Corp
Piedmont
Joseph R. Knowland
Knowland
Oakland Tribune
Robert Boyd Munger
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley
Boy offers to pay legal fees from newspaper route
Douglas attorney Ben F Williams Jr yesterday disclosed the case in which a boy offered to cover his legal costs with earnings from newspaper deliveries. The lawyer said the father had caught him smoking and feared a paddling, noting that Arizona's limitation of action law does not apply to spankings.
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Douglas
Ben F. Williams, Jr
Williams
Arizona
Four Die in Fort Sill Artillery Demonstration Accident
Four riflemen were killed and ten injured at Fort Sill Oklahoma during a mock attack when an artillery shell fell short and exploded. The victims identity was withheld pending next of kin notification. Capt. Robert E. Kren of the Fort Sill public information office confirmed the deaths and described a Hill assault as live ammunition was used. An immediate investigation was ordered.
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Lawton
Oklo
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Robert E. Kren
Fort Bill
Lawton’s Memorial Hospital
Knight Urged To Sign Park Bills
The State Park Commission urged Gov. Knight to sign 7.569 million in park bills while disapproving 2.095 million in others. The panel backed a resolution by Commissioner Charles Kash to fund Squaw Valley Winter Olympics and to aid Hearst Castle use already approved by the governor.
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San. Francisco
State Park Commission
Goodwin J. Knight
Charles Kash
Ukiah
San
Training Plane Crash Kills 3 Near Clarksburg Md
A Capital Airlines DC-3 training plane crashed in a Clarksburg Maryland backyard killing three aboard. The pilot instructor Capt. C R Burke from Fairfax Virginia and trainees R K Thomas of Berwyn Illinois and H A Podgurski of Manor Pennsylvania died. The plane descended from Washington and struck an unoccupied car near John Aubrey Anderson’s yard. No one on the ground was hurt.
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Clarksburg
Capital Airlines
Washington
Maryland
C. R. Burke
Fairfax
R. K. Thomas
Berwin, Ill
H. A. Podgurski
Manor
John Aubrey Anderson
Boyds, Md
Anderson
Pleasanton County Fair Opens With Food And Exhibits
Thousands flocked to Pleasanton for the county fair, exploring the Industrial Exhibit Building with demonstrations on handling radioactive materials made from wood pieces. An Army display of irradiated foods drew attention as police reported a rear-end collision near Yerba Buena Island and injuries to several passengers. Visitors wandered past floriculture, crafts, and homemaker exhibits before touring livestock pavilions with animals and owners in view.
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Pleasanton
John Q
Fairgrounds
San Francisco
U.S Army
Bay Bridge
Yerba Butnala
Texas
Island City
Tex
Eva la Rue
Santo
Pablo
Irene Gaines
Francisco
Napoleon Wakefield
Betty Gibson
Antioch
Charles Dwinnell
Concord
Highway Patrol
Young GOP Opposes Federal Aid To Education
The Young Republicans today voted 390 to 24 against President Eisenhower's federal aid to education proposal. They also endorsed the president's civil rights program despite opposition from Southern members at their 10th annual convention, joined by some Northern states.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Editor apologizes for misprint on city tax figure
Lorenzo Charles Cline, chair of the citizens committee for Incorporation of San Lorenzo, points out an error in yesterday's editorial. The handbill claimed a city tax total of $2.102 per month, not a rate of $1.10, clarifying it equals about the 50 cent monthly rate. The Daily Review regrets the error and apologizes to incorporation proponents.
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Charles Cline
Citizens Committee For Incorporation of
San Lorenzo
The
Daily Review
Student Must Pay Revenge Penalty in Misconduct Case
Lakewood California Michael E Ambrose, a 1 d year old high school student, admitted he pelted his drafting teacher s home with tomatoes in retaliation for a failing grade. He pleaded guilty in Municipal court to malicious mischief and paid for the paint himself.
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Lakewood
Calif
Michael E. Ambrose
Queacher
County Fair Two Day Schedule and Events
The county fair lists a two day program with Newark Day and Decoto Alvarado Day. Gates open at 10 am, with community hours, parades, bands, livestock and 4-H judging, and Fun Unlimited reviews. Racing and plant shows occur mid day. parking for about 10,000 cars at 25 cents.
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U. S. Marine’ Band
Fun Unlimited
Newark Community Hour
Sam
Calif
John Strong
Bar View
Gales Close
Fairgrounds
Copter Rescues Two from Boat in San Francisco Bay
A Coast Guard helicopter rescued two men from a burning fishing boat after an explosion 12 miles offshore. The boat tipped and burned, a Coast Guard cutter guided the helicopter to the case, lowering a sling to lift Lee Bart Jr. aged 24 and Morris Silver, 59. They were flown to Crisey Field and rushed to Park Emergency Hospital.
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Coast Guard
Casey
Lee- Bart Jr
Morris Silver
Crissey Field
Park Emergency Hospital
Medical Meet Settles Issue in Hooper Case
In Manorville New York Benny Hoopers doctors bill of one thousand five hundred dollars for saving his life is canceled after mediation by the Suffolk County Medical Society. Dr Joseph Kris agreed to waive all fees and a review found no funds had been collected for the charge. The Hoopers and Kris met with the societies grievance committee and expressed appreciation as Kris pledged to abide by the fair charge decision.
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Mayal
Suffolk County Medical So Society
Joseph Kris
Yjamit Hooper
Benny
The
Medical Society
Bay Shore
M.Y
Aid
Kris
Garden
Hooper
Bermy
Bille
Hoopers
Thes
David J. Wexler
Sai
Woman killed as car jumps curb after dance
In Oakland a 21 year old newlywed, Imogene Harper, was struck by a car driven by Landon Vernon 20 after leaving a dance at the Elks Club. Witnesses say the car hit a crowd, sending Harper 30 feet along the sidewalk. Vernon claims he was jumped, fled, and the car struck something. Harper's husband Marine Pfe Harper accompanied her to the dance.
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Elks Club
Harper
Vernon
Marine Pfe
Charles Harper
Yank Priest Tells Torture In Red China
The Rev Fulgence Gross of Omaha testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee about six years of Chinese Communist torture from 1950 to 1957. He described attempts to coerce renunciation of country and faith, including accusations of being an FBI agent, with physical abuses such as manacles for a month and a gauntlet of humiliations. Two other American priests arrived in Hong Kong, recounting torment and a garbage diet in communist prisons.
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Ins
TLS
Fulgence Gross
Omaha
Senate
Internal’ Security Subcommittee
Idk
FBI
Hong Kong
China
Chicago
Bomb Found in Subway Behind Stairwell in New York
A maintenance man found a homemade bomb behind an unused stairwell in a Manhattan subway station. The device contained black powder and was the third planted in two weeks, raising fears of a new series by possible successors to the radio bomber George Metesky.
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New York
Manhattan
Rad
George Metesky
State Lobbyists Spending Tallied In May For Sacramento
Sacramento lobbyists spent 107000 to sway legislators in May. Money covered entertainment liquor meals and secretarial help per J Schults who represents oil interests and a law firm. Expenses and retainer fees totaled 7105.
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Lobbyiata
Accor J. Schults
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