Strong Rebuttal To Molotov Talk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles spoke at the United Nations anniversary meeting in San Francisco, outlining a simple plan to end the Cold War. He urged strict UN charter observance, restraint from force, and avoidance of subversive actions, suggesting one effective path over Molotov’s seven point peace proposal. He also discussed veto abuse, collective security, and developments in Korea, Indochina, Austria, and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
United Nations
Hefrain
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
Austria
Yugoslavia
Witness Admits Lie In Bridges Deportation Case
Bruce Hannon Reno motel operator testified he lied in 1939 depor tation hearings to help Harry Bridges and said Bridges was at top Communist party meetings in the 1920s. He admitted being a Communist official and stated he was ordered to testify by a Communist party official. The judge pressed on whether he testified falsely in 1938 hearings as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bruce Hannon
Reno
Harry Bridges
Longshore
Hannon
Bridges' Union
Bridges
Pany
Communist Party
Louis E. Goodman
Richard Gladstein
Seattle
Glaéstein
International ‘Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Key System Wage Accord Still Sought in Oakland
The AFL car men's union and the Key System planned another bargaining session in Oakland to agree on a new contract. Federal conciliator Arthur Viat proposed a 12 cent hourly raise as a starting point, but neither side committed. the union had earlier rejected a 29 cent increase while the current rate stood at 1.86 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
AFL
Carmen
Arthur Viat
Civil Rights Fight Looming Over National Guard Segregation
NAACP delegates at Atlantic City call on President Eisenhower and Congress to end segregation in all National Guard units. Representative Adam Powell and NAACP attorneys push an anti segregation amendment mirroring a House floor measure adopted May 19 to bar reservist assignments to segregated units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Adam Powell
N.Y
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
House
Atlantic City
INS
Congress
National Guard
NAACP
Atlantic
Pleasanton Opens County Fair With Record Exhibitors
Pleasanton hosts Alameda County Fair opening with a record number of exhibitors and perfect weather. Lake Merritt Supervisors lead the opening flag raising at 12 30 p m. Miss Alameda crown events and Queen contest set for 3 30 p m. Gardenias, vaudeville, horse shows, and colorful displays showcase county wealth and diverse regions. Premiums total 85 000 with art, agriculture, and industry on display.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Lake Amen So
San Leandro
San Sesandro
Thomas 0. Knick
Harry Shackelton
Fair Association
Jeanne Ataide
Tony Carasco
Norma Benedict
Frank Soares
Carasco
Dave Houser
Fred Boynton
Maxwell Holmes
County Fair Board
Hayward
Guy Warren
George Bayliss
Poultry Land
Leslie Brown
Earl Kenyon
Will Frates
San Leandro County Fair Queen Day Schedule
Event calendar for San Leandro on Saturday June 25 lists gates open at 10:00 a.m. post time for races at 1:00 p.m. Kiddies Show at 11:30 p.m. Community Hour at 2:00 p.m. Miss Alameda County Fair Queen contest at 3:30 p.m. Wally Brown shows at 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Judging dairy cattle and extended classes also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Wally Brown
Togliatti Summoned by Italian President
President Giovanni Gronchi summoned Communist party boss Palmiro Togliatti to aid in resolving the political crisis that toppled Premier Mario Scelba. Accompanying him was Mauro Scoccimarro, veteran organizer and president of the Senate Communist group.
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I Togliatti
Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Communist Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Mario Scelba
Togliatti
Red Bloc
Chamber of Deputies
Mauro Scoccimarrd
Senate Communist Group
Maid of Alameda County Eyes Hayward Honor
Six Hayward judges chosen by the Hayward Area Junior Chamber of Commerce will root for Caroline Peterson the 18 year old model as she competes tomorrow at the County Fair for Miss Hayward. Attendants Bobbyea Walker and Jane Rodriguez were also selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Hayward Area
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Caroline Peterson
Hayward
Harold Lustig
George Nunes
Earl Alves
Dave Hawley
Bud Wimner
Bob Sutter
Miss Peterson
B” Street
Hayward Theater
Bobbyea Walker
Jane Rodriguez
Fire Destroys Gypsum Plant in Redwood City
The Kaiser Gypsum wall board plant near Francisco Bay burned out of control from an undetermined origin. Damage neared 2 million dollars. All 130 employees were unharmed. Firefighters from San Mateo and Redwood City, aided by 50 plant volunteers, halted the blaze after several hours. The plant, bought in 1949 from Pacific Portland Cement, produced 94 million square feet of gypsum wall board annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Kaiser Gypsum Company
Francisté Bay
San Mateo
Kaiser
Pacific Portland Cement Company
New Freeway Ramp to S F Opens for Westbound Traffic
The state division of highways reports a new westbound ramp from West MacArthur boulevard to the Eastshore freeway and Bay Bridge is open. It eases congestion at Cypress street and MacArthur merges. The remaining Eastbay freeway work, part of a 184.5 million program, should finish in about four months per B W Becker.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Bay
State Division of Highways
B. W. Becker
Alameda County Fair Opens With Continued Fair Weather
The weatherman forecasts continued fair conditions for the Alameda County Fair with patches of fog near the ocean in the morning. Warmer temperatures are expected, making today and the weekend ideal for visitors. Yesterday's high was 65, today's low is forecast lower.
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Alameda County
Help Sought to Rebuild Flores Family Home
Neighbors launch a campaign to aid Pascual Flores and his family after their Hayward Highlands home was damaged by a Wednesday afternoon blaze. Authorities seek manpower and building materials while donations arrive from local businesses and residents. Contact Mrs. John Ellis to contribute or volunteer.
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Pascual F. Flores
Parkside Drive
Hayward Highlands
Pascual
Carmen
Flores
Hunt Foods, Inc
Jeighbors
Sid
Refugee relief program accelerated with new ships
Washington reports speed up of refugee relief to admit 205000 immigrants by 1956 end. State Department says two ships will enter Transatlantic service, making 10 trips to Europe this year and returning about 12000 immigrants. Strauss cites threat of world affairs to push nuclear weapons expansion as self defense. Pearson accuses Russia of lip service to peaceful coexistence while violating it in practice.
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Washington
iWs
U. S
State Department
Europe
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
America
Strauss
New York Overseas Press Club
San Francisco
INI
Lester B. Pearson
Russia
Federal Debt Ceiling Okayed by House Committee
The House Ways and Means committee unanimously backed a federal debt ceiling extension for another year. Treasury Secretary Humphrey warned the move would hinder tax cuts or increased spending in the coming year as the current limit nears its 275 billion dollar level and a higher permanent cap looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Inc
House, Ways and Means
Treasury
George” M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Nehru Tours Poland Amid Warm Polish Welcome
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru makes a flying sightseeing visit to Warsaw as he receives an exceptionally warm welcome in the Polish capital. In Washington rumors of a U S invitation are denied by officials stating no plans to invite Nehru to the United States.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jawaharlal Nehru Tyes
Cspital
Washington
INS
Nehru
United States
U U. S
Woman Injured After Ladder Fall At San Leandro Home
Mrs. Helen Crawford fell from a ladder while picking cherries at 577 Pala Avenue San Leandro injuring her right leg. She was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment yesterday afternoon.
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San Leandro
Helen Crawford
Incen
Pala Avenue
There's Still Good Huntin In These Hyar Hills Pard
In Alameda County a county hunter reported a total of 842 predators taken last year including 12 coyotes five bobcats 191 foxes 172 raccoons 75 skunks 34 badgers 42 opossums and 111 wild house cats. Losses listed include 40 sheep 21 sheep 10 calves geese turtles and many chickens as well as turkeys. Frank J. Barmettler urged a $10 monthly salary raise for Predator Hunter Fred Ferrera prompting county supervisors to decide action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Frank J. Barmettler
Fish and Wildlife Service
County Board ‘of Supervisors
Fred.Ferrera
San Lorenzo Incorporation Eases Save High School Move
San Lorenzo incorporation efforts gain urgency as AB 1924 signed by Governor Knight could allow exclusive jurisdiction over Old San Lorenzo within Bay City boundaries. League of California Cities opposes AB 181, urging a veto, while Bay City and Hayward Union High School trustees watch for legal guidance and possible delay.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Hayward Union
League of California
California
League
Knight
Heyward Union High
San Leandro
Bay City
Hayward School
Spon‘sors
Govvernor-Knight
Sigm
San _ Lorenzo
Old San Lorenzo
Board For Supervisors
League of California Cities
Board of Supervisors
San Loorenzo High School
Hayward
Howard Kutler
Lou Keller
Guy Warren
Hayward Union High School
Luhen
Sidelights At UN Meet: a War Memorial audience views UN anniversary
San Francisco observers describe a life size statesman on screen as voice and gestures blur. The 10th anniversary UN session opens with applause as George Yeh and Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa address the crowd. A young man escorts a teenage companion to her seat and explains earphone channels.
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Dorothy Cuthbertson
The
Daily Review
San Francisco
War Memorial Opera House
George C. Yeh
China
Belen’ van” Kleffens
Nicaragua
Gillermo Sevilla Sacasa
Child Hurt in Fall at Hayward Plunge
Eight year old John W. Decker of 788 Pinedale Court Hayward dove into the Hayward plunge yesterday when he slipped and fell on the pool side. He suffered a 142 inch chin laceration and was treated at Fairmont Hospital before being released to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Decker
Pinedale Court
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Molotov Declines Forgiveness as Truman Speaks at UN Meeting
Russia’s Vyacheslav Molotov signals he will not forgive ex-president Truman for blocking European and Far East expansion as Truman prepares to address the United Nations anniversary in San Francisco. Molotov plans an informal Hillsborough retreat dinner for delegates tonight at eight.
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San Francisco
Russia
Vyaches
M. Molotov
Harry Truman
United Nations
Molotov
Europe
Far East
Truman
Opera House
I Molotov
Hillsborough Estate
Eisenhowers Aide Delivers Stark Cold War Assessment
The speech outlines problems facing Germany and Eastern Europe, condemns the Chinese Communist regime for aggression in Korea and Asia, and notes concerns over disarmament. It calls the German issue an injustice and emphasizes the persistence of threats from the Communist bloc, with cautious hope about Bandung influenced tensions.
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Germany
Dukes
Eastern
Europe
China
Dulles
Asia
Korea
Unit Nations
Indochina
Taiwan
Formosa
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Action Realty Co. Incorporated
Lucerne
S.F
Fairchild Phois
Casetta Valley
Alameda County Fair
Gayle Jackson
Communist
Hyar Hills
Pard
Sr. City
UN Meet
Vyoung
War Memorial ‘Opera House
Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Mr. Roberts
Hayward Plunge
Castro
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