Dulles to address Guatemala crisis on radio and TV
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles prepared a nationwide radio and television address on the Guatemalan situation. The 15 minute speech would air at 5 45 p m PDT with rebroadcasts on CBS at 7 13 and Mutual NBC networks at 8 30. In Guatemala City a fourth government in 36 hours carried out a bloodless coup and formed a three man junta led by Col Carlos Enrrique Diaz with Col Elfego Monzon taking over as head of the new regime and pledging to deal with rebel forces to restore stability.
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Third Autoist Linked To Taxi Driver's Crash
Ukiah cab operator Bob Mead faces a renewed push for witnesses after two more accounts allege a third man witnessed the June 21 1991 crash near Squaw Rock on Highway 21. Carl Jones and William Burley report a man age 45-50, six feet, 180 pounds, wearing a long-billed cap claimed to have seen the event before Mead arrived. The new statements could affect Mead's man slaughter conviction upheld by the appellate court.
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William Burley
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Senate tax clash tightens as votes hover
President Eisenhower faces a razor close Senate battle over a sweeping tax revision. GOP leaders urge him to use influence as 48 senators show support for a $20 credit while 45 back a $700 personal deduction plan. Democrats gamble on securing 43 votes with a split anti‑cut bloc including Byrd.
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Bandit Eludes Police After Hayward Bank Hold Up
A lone bandit robbed the American Trust company at 628 Foothill boulevard Hayward and fled in a 1953 blue Ford. A witness followed the car as sheriffs pursued toward Valle Vista and San Lorenzo. Suspect described as about 30, 5 7, heavy build, tan jacket and straw hat. Amount stolen undetermined.
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World Leaders Call for Broad Arms Reduction Plan
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill urged a general and drastic reduction of world armament to apply atomic knowledge for human betterment. They backed safe guarding forces and supported forming regional associations to preserve peace and independence, offering aid when requested. The statement avoided specific Southeast Asia references.
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Citizens' Group Votes Against Recommending Increased Sales Tax
A citizens committee voted 5-4 against recommending that the city council double Hayward's half percent sales tax. The panel planned to reconvene at 8 p.m. July 7 to reassess. The budget shows a $130,245 deficit with general fund revenues of $1,011,800 and expenditures of $1,142,015. The current tax yields $150,000 annually. doubling would erase the deficit and leave a $20,000 surplus for street widening.
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Floyd Sparks
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Calinsry and Bartenders Union
Supervisors back airport site for little courthouse plan
Oakland County supervisors urged Hayward airport land as the site for a new little courthouse. An unofficial offer from Hayward to lease 10 acres for 50 years with renewal was floated, with City officials leaning in favor. Key hurdle is a recaputure clause in the federal land agreement. CAA approval likely required before transfer.
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Wallace Boggs
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Winton Avenue
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Imamney
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Slte
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Thimotel Construction
Steelworkers Okay Package Pay Contract
The United Steelworkers board approved a package contract giving 600,000 basic steel workers a five cent hourly wage increase plus fringe benefits worth about five rents an hour. Major producers including U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel signed memos. The deal sets patterns for about 70 other companies and becomes effective November 1 with two-year wage freeze. pensions and insurance extend three years.
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Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Companies
David J. McDonald
Recreation District Advisers Challenge Delay By Supervisors
The Hayward Area Recreation district advisory board voted 4 1 to oppose a 90 day postponement of its 3 910 000 bond issue for a Sept 28 election They demand the county board of supervisors reconsider by Aug 12 and set a date This action arose after supervisors discussed Halcyon and Foothill Manor withdrawal from HARD and potential annexation to San Leandro The advisers warned delaying beyond 60 days could block consolidation with the November election and stressed the need to act now to preserve the bond vote for parks and playgrounds.
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County Board of Supervisors
Ine Ngard
Ray Witcher
Halcyon
Foothill Manor
San Leandro
Witcher
Laython Landis
Washington
Menor
Landis
George) Janssen
Janssen
Rec-Reation
Bill Bowman
Truman Shows Signs of Recovery at Hospital
Kansas City bulletin reports former President Truman is greatly improved and showing his old fire. Dr. Wallace Graham said he is optimistic, noting Truman is “certainly himself this morning” and not in a critical condition though guarded.
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Wallace Graham
Research Hospital
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Ficklin Attacks Possible Cutback In Key Service
Hayward city manager Lahn Ficklin criticized Key System plans to merge the R line with the K line to Peavanscoure in Oakland, cut late night Hayward service, and trim 1,355,100 annual transit minutes. Key officials defended the plan as necessary for economy and warned of higher fares if rejected.
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