Oil Company Plans Iran Withdrawal Within 101 Days
Anglo-Iranian Oil announces closure of its entire Iran operations within 101 days. Deputy chair Isagii H. Jackson says no settlement with Mossadegh while he remains premier, warning of a complete stoppage of the Iranian fields. British workers in Abadan to report to the refinery before shutdown. Mosaddegh promises unconditional withdrawal of a pending sabotage bill in talks with US Ambassador Grady, signaling a potential concession.
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London
Abadan
Jackson
Tranian
Iran
Mossadegh
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Foreign Office
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Henry FP. Grady
Fielala
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Grady
Radio Tehran
Britain
Sir Francis Shepherd
Richard Norman Seddon
AOIC
Hit-Run Driver Arrested After Short Village Chase
A hit run driver, Jack Pickens of Castro Valley, backed into a parked car on Via Arriba and led California Highway Patrol officers on a brief pursuit through Mirende San Loren 20 Village area before being apprehended. The parked car owner registered to Ola Longacre of San Leandro.
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Wonderml
Californic Highway Patrol
Fron
Mirende
San Loren 20
Hesperian Housevard
Jack Pickens
Gee Avenue
Castro Valley
Pland
Pickens
Hesperian
Hathaway
Arriba
Sum
Piekens
Ola Longacre
2Nd Avenue
San Leandro
Senate Passes Stripped-Down Controls Bill
The Senate approved a pared back controls bill 71 to 10 in a long night session, overriding administration pleas. It extends defense production powers and keeps price and wage controls with limited rollback rules, while allowing rent increases and continued government lending for defense needs. The bill extends key authorities through mid 1953 and through Feb 1952 for consumer credit, with a di day extension anticipated in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Herbert H. Lehman
N. Y
Winion Benton
Conn
Congress
House
Whetagh
Truman
Bilder
Bernard M. Baruch
Michael V. di Salle
Fme
Federal Reserve Board
Truman Ok Bolsters UMN Hopes for Peace
In New York President Truman approved instructions on possible field negotiations for a Korea truce. The move raised UN hopes a cease-fire could be effected within two weeks. Secretary General told reporters this is progress after the instructions were sent to General Ridgway in Korea.
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United Nations
N.Y. WP
Truman
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Orear
Tryavie Lie
UNS
Feheral
Guilty pleas in fish and game law violation case
Two Oakland men pleaded guilty in the Oakland Justice Court before Judge T L Foley to charges of violating Fish and Game Laws. Bail set at 500 each. sentencing postponed to July 27. Investigators said a dead doe was found after the men were accused of spotlighting deer and shooting out of season while in Cull Canyon Castra Valley.
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Sherif
Cullyon Road
nate _ dt
Onc c Wuld
Big Crowds at County Fair in Pleasanton Opener
Pleasanton opens the Alameda county fair at Progress Park with county supervisors and fair directors present. Officials expect about 25 000 visitors in 16 days. San Leandro day today Farm Bureau and 4 H clubs honored tomorrow. Sunday features a downtown parade at 10 30 and a 1 pm horse show at the grandstand with running and trotting races and pari mutuel betting.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
San Leandro
Farm Bureaus
Paul
Delan
California
Bigeest County
MeLAIN UNDER KNIFE AT CEDARS OF LEBANON HOSPITAL
Pension promoter George MeLlain underwent an operation for double hernia at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after entering the facility last night. The California Institute of Social Welfare chairman was reported in transit overnight.
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Angeles
George MeLlain
Cedars of le Banon Hospital
California Institute of Social Welfare
UN command in Korea urged to seal ceasefire
Washington dispatches report that U N command in Korea was instructed to seek a truce with the Communists. Separately the House passed stop gap legislation to extend controls over prices wages and rents through July with a ban on further price rollbacks.
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Washington
United Nations
Korea
House
City Dads Approve $675000 Budget for Fiscal Year
Hayward city council approved a $675000 general fund budget for 1851-82, an increase of $31000 over the current year, with cuts including the office of City Tax Collector and the Planning department. The report notes abolishing the positions to legalize the action and presents a breakdown across city departments, funds, and projects.
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Hayward
C. W. White
Jaws
Civil Defense
Finance and Records
Justice Department
Police
Fire
Public Works Department
Winton Avenue
Neal Bearden
Bearden
California
New Annexation Vote in Village Homes Project
Voters in La Lorenzo Village approve annexation of a new tract east of Hesperutin Boulevard comprising about 400 homes. Officials will canvass votes on July 13. early results show 34 yes to none opposed. If approved, water rates would fall from 40 to 22 cents per hundred cubic feet, offset by a 25 cent per $160 tax valuation, with supply assurances amid potential shortages. The tract includes the Marlin estate and Greenwood Corp holdings, part of Village development by David D Bohannon organization.
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Hesperutin Bustevard
la Lorenzo Village
East Bay Municipal Utility District
Bone
Marlin
Greenwood Corporation
David D. Bohannon
Tarryton Vets Stand by Guns
Dissenting members of the Tarryton Village Veterans association met in Oakland to oppose signing a new contract with Treeview Homes Inc for houses bought eight years ago from T. R. Bechtel Construction. The plan would raise costs by 11 percent plus closing, about 2300 to 3000 dollars per home. Temporary officers were named: Reuben Peraza chair, Mrs. Walter Ward secretary, Job Arleto treasurer.
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Tarryton Village Veterans Association
Veterans Memorial Building
Oakland
Haymand Dena
Treeview, Homes, Inc
T. R. Bechtel Construction Company
Deno
Reuben Peraza
Hays Street
San Leandro
Walter Ward
Lake Road
Job Arleto
East 21St Street
Ridgway open to armistice talks as war front fights on
Gen. Matthew Ridgway signaled willingness to entertain an armistice request from the enemy while Communist forces fought hard along Korea's front. A Korean radio broadcast claimed the UN and South Korea would be tried as war criminals. Ridgway held off commenting on cease-fire talks, with Amb. William Sebald visiting Pusan and Ridgway in Tokyo evaluating the situation. Welch indicated Ridgway awaits a first overture from the Reds.
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Tokyo
Matthew RB
Ridgway
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Washington
Truman
Bin
Korda
Yoodon
William J. Sebald
State Department
Far East
Pusan
Sidgebald
Youling
Welch
Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade to Replay Hayward’s 75 Years
The Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade will dramatize Hayward area history from 1750 to 1941 with 400 local performers. Produced by Gelfer Productions, director William Croorkin invites residents to join at 587 Castro Street. Shows run July 19 to 21 on Hayward High School football field with 3000-seat capacity, plus the Farm Home and Industry fair and multiple exhibits on the grounds.
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Hayward
Guillermo Castro
Rancho San Lorenzo
Layward
Gelfer Productions
Hollywood
William Croorkin
Croorkin
Castro Street
Hayward Area
Red Men and
The
Cross
Rancho
Hayvard
Hayward Union High School
Instructions To Commander From Truman
President Truman approved instructions on possible Korea cease fire terms and sent them to General Ridgway. They require approval here for any settlement, prepared with State and Defense. Ridgway may have them already. Officials warn of a potential public reaction to armament cuts and a darker world situation if the conflict ends. The story notes the military buildup since Korea and hints at forthcoming peace talks with Allied diplomats cautiously pursuing a cease-fire.
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Washington
Korea
Truman
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
Defense
Trahert A. Lovell
Pentagon
Lovett
Ridgway
Defence and State Department
National Security Council
U.S
United States
State Department
South
United Nations
New York
Moscow
Hey
Capitol Hill
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