H A R D Board Plans Bond Election Delay Fight
The advisory board chair urged reconsidering the September 28 deadline for a bond election amid chaotic conditions. Miss Esther McStay favored merging with the November vote. others warned of adverse publicity but urged not to give up. Advisers may seek a district attorney opinion on raising taxes or a capital program to fund improvements, with Teel estimating about 250000 annually possible.
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Bowman
Manza Blake
Harold Teel
Tees
NADA Opens Western Offices in San Francisco
Hanford A. Crockard Northern California director of the National Automobile Dealers Association announced the opening of the western offices of KADA and the NADA Used Car Guide at 110 Sutter Street San Francisco. Crockard said the offices serve seven states and all Northern California dealers with Russell W. Eubank the western representative in charge.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Rayburn backs Ike foreign aid amid Nixon blasts
Democratic Leader Sam Rayburn endorsed President Eisenhower's three billion dollar foreign aid plan while tearing into Vice President Nixon and other officials over what he called untrue policy statements. He urged careful rhetoric as Congress nears final approval and supported a House- proposed amendment to bar funds for any Locarno type settlement in Southeast Asia. Rayburn warned against partisan division and urged unity to face current dangers.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Fourth Power Takes Over In Guatemala
Castillo Armas moved to purge communists and contact rebel headquarters while Diaz outlawed the Communist party. Rebel planes bombed Guatemala City prompting a halt in combat as Monzon signaled talks. U.S. planned early evacuation of hundreds of American nationals amid the crisis and airlift assurances were arranged for American families.
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Monzon
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Castilla Armas
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Citizens' Committee Votes 5-4 Against Tax Increase
A Citizens' Committee vote 5 to 4 opposed raising the sales tax as budget revisions and program cuts were debated. City officials argued the budget trimmed many items, with Ficklin noting salary increases across all departments to align pay scales with other cities. Council members Wilson Purchio and Bob Wright attended the session.
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Bob Wright
Churchill and Eisenhower pledge forward in Asia defense talks
The President and Prime Minister Churchill issued a joint statement after White House talks promising to press forward with collective defense in Southeast Asia. They met with Dulles and Eden, then left to prepare for Ottawa, calling their meeting one of intimate comradeship and reaffirming the Atlantic Charter.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
White House
How You Can Help Yourself to Hear Better booklet
A free illustrated booklet answers common questions about hearing impairment and its progression. Readers may request the no cost copy by mailing to Beltone Hearing Aid Company in Chicago with a self addressed postcard.
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Chicago
United States
Electronic Research
Beltone Hearing Aid Company
West 36Th Street
Department
Ilinois
Felony Crime Up Seven Percent in California Findings
California felony crimes rose seven percent in 1953, with Southern California up 12 percent and the rest of the state three percent. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown cited stricter enforcement and improved reporting as likely factors, noting robbery led increases while sex offenses barely rose. He reported 66,862 felony arrests and 1,165,175 offenses statewide.
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Alameda
Sacramento Valley
State Department of Justice
Oakland Overpass Rescue by Newsmen Saves Navy Man
Oakland it incident reports Darryl Reed a 20 year old naval airman saved from a 20 foot fall by reporter Paul McCormick and cameraman Roy Williams after spotting him dangling from a railing above the 12th street dam. The scene prompted coverage as authorities discuss bond proposals for a San Francisco baseball park exhibit hall and hospital improvements ahead of a mayoral advisory committee review.
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Darryl Reed
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Roy Williams
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San Francisco
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Jord Sullivan
Board of Supervisors
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Unemployment Pay Cited as Safeguard Says Teamsters Leader
Dave Beck of the AFL Teamsters told 500 delegates in San Francisco that weekly unemployment benefits have kept the nation from a serious downturn. He warned that without such aid, the economy would face deep depression while noting autos and related industries would suffer. Beck declined to endorse parties, urging support for capable welfare-minded candidates.
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AFL Teamsters Union
United States
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Western Conference of Teamsters
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