Dulles Says Red Grip Loosening Under Krushchev
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Russia’s anti Stalin drive has left international Communism perplexed and weakened Moscow’s control of foreign parties. He cited two truths: terrorism and inevitable victories are required for communism to succeed in a cold war. He noted no recent victories and said Krushchev’s speech sparked discontent across the communist world.
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Washington
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Moscow
Dulles
Nikita Krushchev
United States
Christian Pincay
Soviet Bloc
Gremier
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Dmitri Shepilov
Cairo
Ike May Go Home Saturday
The White House said President Eisenhower likely will leave Walter Reed hospital Saturday morning and drive to his Gettysburg farm to recuperate for an indefinite convalescence. Press secretary Hagerty reported a comfortable night and noted no political talks.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fields
Navy reveals two secret weapons to transform warfare
Washington disclosed that Secretary Charles S. Thomas announced two secret Navy developments. One is jet seaplanes claiming global reach for all weather high yield nuclear bomb delivery. The other reportedly antisubmarine weapon remains guarded with no specifics. The Navy, with about 16 000 planes, emphasizes air power and rapid reach from movable bases.
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Thomas
Navy
Arsenal mere hobby leads to violent confession
Chicago detectives found 36 year old Dallas man Harr Owens with a car loaded with Tevel 100 bullets a tear gas gun three shells 11 daggers three switch blade knives and burglary tools. He admitted the hobby is shooting and claimed he uses daggers and knives to amuse himself. He said he likes to see people cry when using the gas gun.
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Chicago
Harr Owens
Dallas
Tex
Ex-Envoy Calls Togattoi Attack a Grand Ruse
A retired British ambassador, unnamed, in London argues that Western Communist leaders weaponize criticism of Khrushchev as a Kremlin orchestrated ruse. He contends Togattais assault on the Soviet leader is a staged move to mislead outsiders about Soviet control.
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London
Utn
Masrow
Kremlin
Palmiro Togatti
Nixita Khrushchev
Sears Kahn s Clears Final Zoning Hurdle
Sears Kahn s shopping center won final zoning approval from Hayward City Council by a 6-1 vote for a 110 acre center with residential development totaling 117 acres included in the Long annex. Debates centered on location near the eastshore freeway and proximity to the airport with critics doubting buyer power by 1980.
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Sears- Kahn
Hayward
Long Annex
Herbert Way
Way
Eastshore
Lor enzo Wife Gets Jail Term
Margaret Ann Cartmell a 42 year old San Lorenzo resident was sentenced to three years in prison for stealing twenty five thousand dollars in Navy Relief Society welfare funds. She sobbed in court as Federal Judge Edward Murphy imposed immediate custody. Cartmell admitted embezzling part of the missing funds while employed as a bookkeeper at the Naval Air Station welfare society.
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San Francisco
Margaret
Ann Cartmell
Rancho
San Lorenzo
Navy
Edward P. Mi Iurphy
FBI
Welfare Society
Naval Air Station
Lions Open Big Miami Conclave in Florida
Lions International opens its 39th annual convention in Miami. Thousands of members from 75 countries attend the four day event at the Florida resort city to join the international service club gathering.
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Miami
Lions International
Florida
Runaway cement truck wrecks house injuring worker in Castro Valley
A cement truck lost control near a ready mix plant opposite 20440 John street Castro Valley and slammed into a parked car then the front of a house. Worker Max Storey, 27, of Centerville, and a remodeling worker John Waltzen, 54, were hurt during the crash which also displaced a ladder and caused property damage to a house owned by B. F. Garofalo.
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Castro Valley
Max L. Storey
Teakwood ‘Drive
Centerville
John Street
John Waltzen
Castro Village
B. F. Garofalo
Joba Wheel
Leckie Picked To Fill Castro Valley Trustee Post
Castro Valley California James A. Leckie 19935 Conrad Court was chosen to fill the Castro Valley Elementary School district trusteeship vacated by Willan P. Trowbridge He was selected from a field of applicants by the board of trustees to be submitted to Dr Ateha D James A Leckie Board Seidel county superintendent of schools for final appointment Leckie will complete the three year term and he is a Marine Corps reserve lieutenant colonel and executive for the Civil Aeronautics Administration at Oakland Airport Trustees also approved salary increases for secretaries and principals contingent on a July 17 tax ceiling increase vote to raise the district tax rate to 150 from 120 with 50 cents going to trustees salaries and other changes starting salaries set and a budget filed for 1956-57.
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Castro’ Valley
James A. Leckie
Conrad Court
Castro Valley
Trustes
Willan P. Trowbridge
Bon
J. Wail
Ed Lorentzen
Charles Enks
Marold Sutherland
K. J. Gutnick
Ateha D
Seidel
Leckie
Trowbridge
Portland
Oregon
Marine Corps Reserve
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cekland
Fleeing Girl, 15, Wields Dagger in Eden Township
A 15 year old girl, a California Youth Authority ward, fled deputies in Castro Valley early today and drew a dagger from under her skirt. She held officers at bay for seven minutes before being disarmed and booked at Juvenile Hall on charges of running away, attempted escape, and assault with a deadly weapon. She has a prior runaway record according to a juvenile officer.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward
Eden Township
Air
California
Gardee
Vince, Leger
George Peterson
Castro Valley
Boo Elsesser
den Voh
the Daily Review
CYA
High Mark Missed But 92 Is Plenty Hot
The day brought a high around 92 degrees in Hayward with a late afternoon peak. Though hot, it did not set the year’s record as conditions cooled after midday. Weather observers noted the warmth contrasted by a milder spell yesterday.
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Hayward
Wealberm
San Francisco awards 25000 in milk truck crash suit
Casey E. Kooyman, a former San Leandro milk truck driver now in Tracy, won 25000 in a suit against the U S government over a June 6, 1955 crash in Hayward when his truck overturned after being struck by a car driven by Hillside Hillview postman Gerald Hayes. Judge Oliver Carter ruled the U S liable and also awarded 700 for the truck damage.
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San Francisco
San Desadro
Casey E. Kooyman
Hemlock Street
San Leandro
Tracy
Kooyman
Gerald Hayes
Revere Street
Hillview
Crest
Hayward
Evergreen
Hickory Streets
U.S
Vojed
Three Boys Hurt By Firecrackers In East Palo Alto
Three boys were injured when a string of exploding firecrackers was tossed in East Palo Alto. Gregory Berglof, Robert W. Berg II, and David Meland, ages 13, were treated for burns and bruises at Palo Alto hospital after the incident near Bryant Street and Seventh. Authorities investigated the reckless act and warned of ongoing danger from unlawful fireworks.
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Shel
Palo Ato Hospital
Father Crowley
Roosevelt to Wed Sunday in Los Angeles
Rep Roosevelt and his personal secretary Mrs Gladys Irene Gwens will marry in Los Angeles on Sunday. The ceremony is to be conducted by Rev James Roosevelt Calif according to friends of the couple.
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Los -Angeles
James Roosevelt
Calif
Gladys Irene Gwens
Ito
Deadline Set For Saturday Strikes Loom In Steel Industry
Negotiators for U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic up front with a three year compromise offer aimed at ending a labor deadlock. A 20 cent first year package rise plus a 10 cent direct wage bump were proposed while the industry pressed a five year plan totaling 55 cents over the contract. U S Steel prepared to begin heating furnaces at Gary Indiana tonight with cooling in Pittsburgh expected within days. In Oakland a home intruder fled shoeless after a resident fought him off and police later named Jose Calderon as a prime suspect in stocking feet.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Steel
Begin - Benki
Oakland
Loretta Eutley
Lils
Entley
Fand
Jose Calderon
Calderon
Tribute Paid Fireman Walter Craven Funeral
Fireman Walter Craven 41 died after being run over by a fire truck while leaving a scene in Hayward. He is honored by full department attendance with an honor guard and pallbearers. Funeral services at All Saints church and burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery followed with representatives from multiple Bay Area fire departments. Craven is survived by his wife Ethel and son Douglas.
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Hayward
Walter Craven
All Saints Church
Craven
Central Boulevard
Spring Court
Department
Manuel Alerde
Tony Cunha
Bill Parsons
Frank Rose
Harry Schilling
Joan Deniz
Heyward
Matt Jimmez
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Piedmont
Mulford Gardens
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Cherryland
Fairview
Decoto
Fremont
Ashland
Etteryville
Alameda
San Mateo
Oakland Naval Supply Depot
el Cerrito
Albany
Newark
Sig
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Cravens
Ethel
Douglas
Hennings Court
Painters Pact Approved by Bay Area union
SAN FRANCISCO The Bay Area painting and decorating association announced World of work pact approval of a three year contract with the district council of painters.
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San Francisco
Bay Aves
Sociation
Wocay
District’council of Painters
Auto Wreck Kills Peninsula Driver
Raymond J Shea, 37, of Burlingame, was killed in a San Mateo auto wreck just before midnight when his car hit a power pole and tree. The crash cut power to surrounding areas. Shea was a teller at the San Mateo Tibernian Bank and was apparently trying to outrun a pursuing motorcycle policeman, Frank Lonmeier.
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Raymond J Shea
Lassenway
Burlingame
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Secidens
Shen
San Mateo Tibernian Bank
Frank Lonmeier
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