Hayward Boy Dies After Garbage Truck Backing Crash
Two year old Richard Blondefield was struck by a backing garbage truck near his Hayward home. He died at Fairmont hospital shortly after the incident. The driver Joseph Massola said he did not see the child. Survived by two brothers, funeral services pending.
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Ighila
Hayward
Richard B. Blonde ‘Field
Paul B. Blondefield
Donald
Lenue
Blondefield
Michael Arcia
Edward Arcia
Donald Avenue
Jeffrey Morgheimn
Herman Morgheim
Oakland
Joseph Massola
Ihard
San Leandro
Fairmont Hospital
Brew Ten Seren
Lee Child
Dean
Gordon
Castro Valley Mortuary
Doctors Fight to Extend Draft for Physicians
Washington debate centers on extending the doctors draft as the Selective Service Act nears expiration. Congress weighs a four year extension plus a two year physician safeguard, while opponents urge dropping doctors from the bill to avoid broad implications for inductions and dependents’ allowances.
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Washington
Nsa
Pate
Thoreday
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Gay
Howard W. Smith
Wilson
Dewey Short
Selective Service
Pedy Harbor
Win Isom
Tefhndd
Consumer Peril In Fishing Bill Passage Cited
Dr James C Malcolm Alameda County Health Officer warns that East Bay Municipal water reservoirs face contamination risk from a fishing bill now awaiting Governor Knight's signature The bill could endanger over one million people in Alameda and Contra Costa counties by exposing water supply to human waste threats Sportsmen groups led by Clarence E Wilson back the bill while Louis Breuner of East Bay Municipal Utility District opposes it
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East Bay
James C. Malcolm
Alameda County
Knight
Alameda
Contra Costa County
Malcolm
Eastbay
Clarence E. Wilson
Castro Valley
Associated Sportsmen of
California
Louis Breuner
Enat Bay Municipal Utility District
Bridges Defamation Trial Delayed In Denaturalization Case
Federal Judge Louis Goodman recessed the civil trial against longshore leader Harry Bridges until July 11 as the defense moves to dismiss the denaturalization suit. The government rested after six witnesses testified Bridges joined the Communist party from 1933 to 1999 and denied party membership in two immigration hearings and two prior trials.
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San Francisco, ii
Harry Bridges
Louis £. Goodman
Asst. U
Atty
Lynn J. Gillard
Bridges Atter
Bridges
Communist Party
International Longshoremen and Warehouse‘men's Union
Alameda County Supervisors Eye 1955 58 Budget Proposals
Alameda County Supervisors held a morning session to study the 1955 58 budget and cap ital outlay plans. Proposals include Eden township office building 1 450 000, two acres on Winton avenue for the Eden building 15 000, Staples ranch site, 12th street property to complete county lane acquisition 20 000, and an electronic vote counting machine 500 000.
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Oakland
Alameda
Peden Township
Winton Avenue
Staples Ranch
12Th Street
Peace Vow Rescue Forces and UN's Second Decade
UN delegates at San Francisco marked the 10th anniversary with 73 speakers urging continued peace efforts and disarmament to avert atomic threats. Romulo hinted at a Kremlin rift shaping Soviet tactics as Molotov dodged questions. US destroyers raced toward rescue of two Marine airmen after an F-30 crash near Tokyo, with rescue efforts ongoing and identities withheld.
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Peace Vow
Rafton Way
San Francisco
United Nations
U. N
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Carlos P. Romulo
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Kremlin
Romulo
CBS
Molotov
FIE
U. N. Gensembly
Tald
Russia
Moscow
Yokosuka
Japan
UL S
U.S. Navy
Yososuka
U.S. Air Force
Tokyo Harbor
Navy
U.S
Hei
Air
State Finance seeks closing of 36 liquor control offices
The State Finance department recommended closing 36 local liquor control offices across California. The move aligns with an earlier Alcoholic Beverage Control plan to shut 21 offices by June 3. Hayward’s local office was among those proposed for closure.
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Sacramento
State Finance Department
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
1Tune 3
Hayward
Finance
Steel Union Plans Wage Demand To Avert Steel Strike
In Pittsburgh the CIO United Steelworkers wage policy committee meets to draft final wage patterns they will push on basic steel firms to avert a strike by Thursday. McDonald says there is still time for settlement as the 170 member panel prepares to approve a stand that would boost wages amid rejected offers. In Detroit, talks resume with the automotive workers as Chrysler and other plants prepare to bargain for a guaranteed wage deal.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Detroit
Carysiex
Auto ‘Workers Union
Chrysler
Red Prober Fired in Camp Investigation
New York legislators dismiss Herbert Ramstein amid a probe into Communist influence in state summer camps. Governor Harriman demands a report on steps taken, while critic Edward Larkin calls hearings unnecessary. The firing takes effect Wednesday with no stated reason. In Los Angeles, Paul Wright Orr testifies to a House subcommittee on Red infiltration and questions about past communist ties.
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New York
Herbert Ramsstein
O Answer
Averell Harrmen
Harriman
Edward Larkin
Floral Park
Romerstein
Los Angeles
INS
California Institute of Technology
Congressional
Communist Party
Paul Wright Orr
House - on-American Activities
Lo Angeles
Orr
Joe
California
Soviet Union
Pair Jailed in Drug Case Near Alvarado
Oakland man John Lee Hall 42 and companion Francis M. Sibin 28 were jailed after a traffic stop near Alvarado. Officer Ralph Smith found a .32 revolver and four packages of heroin in the glove compartment. Hall faces narcotics and weapon charges. Sibin held for suspected narcotics transportation and drunkenness.
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Alvarado
Oakland
Ralph Smith
John Lee Hall
Hall
Smith
Santaa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Francis M. Sibin
Santa Rita
Nationalist Jet Downed By MIGs Over Formosa
Nationalist Chinese Air Force reports four Red MIGs entirely piloted by Russians shot down a Nationalist patrol jet near Matsu and damaged a US chartered airliner carrying an American doctor. Russian pilots fired four passes at the liner then fled as a Nationalist escort pursued. US Secretary Dulles to meet Eisenhower to discuss the Alaska-Navy incident and alleged Soviet claims of exchange of fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
Dauisuu San
U. S
Sohn J. Goodrich
Rayne
Chin’ Qui Ming
Hartford
Conn
É.c
Matsui
Formudia
Matsu
Washington,n
John Foster Dulles
Maine
Eisenhower
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
State Department
Dulles
Alaska
Russia
U.S. Navy
Defense ‘Department
Smog Control Bill Signed By Knight And Funding Shift
Gov Goodwin J Knight signed a measure creating an air sanitation program under the State Department of Public Health to study smog causes and control. The bill allows agreements with public and private groups to carry out duties. Knight also signed a plan diverting 750000 from pari mutuel betting fees to the Wildlife Restoration fund annually.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
State Department of Public Health
Arthur H. Breed, Jr
Oakland
Knight
General Fund
Wildlife Restoration Fund
Thomas Erwin
Puente
North Korean air buildup tied to asylum flight
Two North Korean pilots who defected to South Korea report a feverish expansion of the North’s air force with 580 combat aircraft and new Russian trained MIG-15 divisions. They claim 25,000 men in the air force and ongoing train arrivals from Manchuria, describing plans for offensive use. The men, Lee Woon Yong and Lee Eun Seung, say pilots and planes are kept out of sight as they seek asylum.
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Seoul
Iks
South Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Russia
Lee Woon Yong
Lee Eun Seung
Public Information
Kong Kee Acl
Air Force
Munsu-ri
Pyongyang
Hey
Korean Peninsula
ROK
Lee
Karl
Chodo Island
Last-Minute News Flashes
Washington House votes 226 to 56 to extend public debt limit to 241 billion dollars for another year. Senate to consider. Japan urged by Justice Douglas to trade with Red China to bolster economy and reduce subsidies. Knowland says Senate will pass a resolution voicing U S concern over Soviet satellites before Big Four talks. Former Air Secretary Finletter calls for overwhelming U S military superiority to deter Russia. Inglewood Assemblyman Chapel wounds after wife struck him with a glass lamp shade during an argument.
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Washington
Ins
House
Senate
Tokyo
IWS
William ©. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Japan
China
Iisi
GOP
William F. Knowland
U. S
Inglewood
Charles Chapel
Centinella Hospital
June Weather Outlook Favors Closing Days
The forecast shows overcast nights and mornings with drizzle and marginal improvement today and Tuesday. A coastal drizzle tonight with warmer daytime temperatures and light winds, as June limps toward its close, offers little chance of a strong breakout for the month.
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Richard B. Blondefield Cuy
D. W. Huffaker
Louella Parsons
Steel Union Maps
Red Prober
Thomas K.finletter
Nystrom Furniture CO
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