Nixon calls curtailment of televised hearings
Vice President Richard Nixon argued that televising congressional hearings creates a circus atmosphere and should be curtailed. He voiced the view in a foreword to a federal bar association survey on congressional investigating procedures, saying TV coverage diverts not only the proceedings but public attention.
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Washington
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Federal Bar Association
Nixon
Alger Hiss
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Conere
Jackson
Senate
House
NBC
theSenate
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Dean Erwin N. Vold
Harvard Law School
Sth
Kenneth JB. Keating
R-N.y
Congress
NEA President Warns Teachers Of Drastic Needs
New York hosts the largest teachers convention in history with over 20,000 educators registered for a six day program. William A. Early, NEA president, warns that by next September 300,000 teachers will be needed to avert a collapse in public education, as 26 million students are projected by 1960 while teacher supply cannot keep pace. The event features sessions at the United Nations and includes international delegates and discussions on television teaching and desegregation.
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The
National Education
NEA
United Natiencral Assembly
William A. Early
Savannah
Chatham County
Georgia
Puerto Rico
United Nations
Dag Hammerskjold
United States
Entative
Henri Hoppenot
France
U.N
William
Ancient Sarcophagus Proves Dud Upon Opening
Egyptologists this day opened a 5000 year old sarcophagus at Sakkara only to find an empty red container. The so called curse of the pharaohs fails as the vessel yields no mummy or treasure, disappointing scholars and historians.
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Sakkara P
Sakkera
Giza Pyramid
Cheops
Pharosh Sanaket
Hayward Civil Defense block parties announced schedule
Seven block parties part of a Civil Defense education program are set for Hayward. Events begin 7 30 p m after a neighborhood parade and include demonstrations on emergency action to save lives fighting atomic fires and home protection. Locations include Hillcrest Casson Longwood Burbank Bret Harte Markham and Highland schools with dates June 1 July 6 July 13 July 20 Aug 3 and Aug 10.
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Hayward
Paul Wirick
Hillcrest
Casson Road
Hill Road
Muir
Soto Road
Longwood
Longwood Avenue
Burbank
Bret Harte
Markham
Ward Street
Highland School
Osborne Avenue
George Forth
Law and Order
Matt Jimenez
Harry Bradford
Mullard Benkula
F. K. Kearney
H. C. Crockett
Jerry la Forte
Locals Win Fair Agriculture Awards at Alameda County
Alameda county fair officials announced first place agriculture awards with winners including Mrs. D. A. Bittners Wayne James Hayward Barbara Wesby Castro Valley M. Kitani San Lorenzo L Lagorio Donald E. Spetti EB Tacapa A Cabral Niles Kaz Shikeno Chuck Shikano L S S Williams Mrs Frank Madruga Centerville Tak Murakami Newark Sam Yamanaka Kato Brothers Warm Springs Hayward extension group Hayward.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
D. A. Bittners
Wayne James
Hayward
Barbara Wesby
Castro Valley
M. Kitani
San Lorenzo
L. Lagorio
Donald E. Spetti
EB. Tacapa
A. Cabral
Niles
Kaz Shikeno
Chuck Shikano
L. S&s Williams
Frank Madruga
Centerville
Tak Murakami
Newark
Sam Yamanaka
Kato Brothers
Warm Springs
Hayward Extension Group
Oppenheimer Case Cited As Move Toward Totalitarianism
A California educator cites the Oppenheimer case as evidence of a trend toward totalitarianism. He argues against loyalty oaths and warns that fear and uniformity threaten democracy in education and public life.
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Oppenheimer
Santa Barbara
Calif
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Harold H. Velde
Christian Min
Ed-Lister Sucator
Powell
Richard R. Powell
Columbia University
Virginia
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