Key System Labor Pact Near With Transit Plans Ahead
Federal conciliator Arthur Viat said a tentative contract between the AFL Carmen's union and Key System Transit Lines has been reached and will be put to union members for ratification at 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm meetings today. The union authorized a strike if the contract expired during talks. Also noted were steps by East Bay officials to form a public transit district amid plans for a 15 member steering committee and a county election call contingent on approval by Alameda and Contra Costa voters.
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Zoakland
Arthur Viat
AFL Carmen
Key
Viat
East Bay
Alameda - Contra Costa Counties
Teamsters Seek Pension Plan for AFL Workers
Frank Brewster, president of the Western Conference of Teamsters, told the 19th annual conference in Los Angeles that the union aims for an industry wide pension plan for all AFL teamsters. He cited an initial goal of $75 a month, with expectations this amount would double in a few years.
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Los Angeles
INI
Teamsters
AFL
Frank Brewster
Copter Crashes In Sea Search For Three Fliers
A U S Marines helicopter from the USS Whitemarsh crashed during a broadening search for three missing Marines off Yokosuka Japan. One of four crewmen is missing while three survivors were rescued by another helicopter and taken to Yokosuka Naval hospital.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo Bay
Oshima
Whitemarsh
Yokosuka Naval Hospital
Two Hayward Men Sentenced In Burglary
Two Hayward men Donald Floyd Haglund and James Columbus Newton were sentenced to San Quentin prison for one to 15 years after breaking into Winton school at 119 Winton Avenue Hayward and stealing 1300 dollars collected for caps gowns and graduation parties. The money was recovered and a 16 year old accomplice was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Hayward
San Quentin
Winton
Winton Avenue
Donald Floyd Haglquist
James Columbus Newton
Atherton Itreet
June Bowing Out With Sunny Grin
The weatherman says June will bow out with sun and mild warmth. Fair and slightly warmer today and tomorrow with fair conditions through Thursday and coastal fog tonight, extending inland Thursday morning. Slightly warmer today after yesterday’s high of 63 and a low not stated.
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June
Burdett Admits Espionage for Communists
CBS correspondent Winston Burdett testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that he joined the Communist party in 1937 while working at the Brooklyn Eagle and engaged in espionage abroad for the party. He named a dozen former Eagle employees who were party members and said he worked abroad for the Communists from 1940 until breaking with them in 1942. He identified fellow Eagle members and noted continued CBS support as he described his covert activities and contacts with the Communist underground while abroad.
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CBS News
Winston Burdett
Communist Party
Burdett
Senate Internal Security
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Brooklyn WY
Daily Eagle
Inow
Eagle
Communist
Onit
Columbia Broadcasting System
the Eagle
CBS
Middle East
North Africa
Europe
New York
James D. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Mavermant
On the Eagle
Charles Ghutzner
The
New York Times
Nat Einhorn
Victor Weingarter
Violet Brown
Weingarter
Charles Lewis
Hy Charnik
Herbert Coan
Melvin Barnett
Dewid Gordon
Gladys Bentley
Larry Adler
Lyle Dowling
INSI
Asn
Washington
James ©. Eastland
Senate Internal Security Sub- Committee
Death Will Ride the Roads This Weekend-380 Tell Seen
The National Safety Council predicted 380 deaths in traffic during the three day Fourth of July weekend amid America’s biggest holiday travel. The group urged safer driving, noting that more careful habits could prevent many accidents and save lives.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council Pres
Ltra
Peace Progress Chances Viewed Better by Ike
President Eisenhower voiced cautious optimism about easing world tensions while criticizing Democratic claims. He noted possible progress at the Geneva Big Four talks and downplayed recent U S Russian plane incidents off Alaska. He also listed enacted legislation he says congress achieved including highway and health measures and the refugee act.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
Joan Foster Dulles
Alaska
Congress
United States
India Reds Back Nehru Support for Peace Policy
NEW DELHI The Central Communist party of India announced full support for Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and government policies. The communists said their action aimed at furthering peace and reducing international tension.
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New Delhi
Central Communist Party of India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Tot's Death
Hayward police filed a misdemeanor manslaughter complaint against Joseph Massola Jr 25 driver of an Oakland Scavenger Company truck for backing up on a dead end street and fatally striking two year old Richard Blondefield in front of the Blondefields home at 25452 Donald Avenue Hayward Massola lives at 875 143rd Avenue San Leandro The complaint was signed by Hayward Police Captain Harvey Hinch.
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Hayward
Joseph Massola, Jr
Oakland
Paul B. Blondefield
Harvey Hinch
Sharett government resigns in Israel triggering consultations
In Jerusalem Premier Moshe Sharett and his cabinet resigned today prompting President Isaac Ben Zvi to call party leaders for consultations to form a new government. Also California could take over the Central Valley water project a $500 million plan. Trabert reaches Wimbledon final after defeating Patty and will face Nielsen for the title.
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Moshe Sharett
Isaac Ben-Zvi
Berkeley
University of California
California
Central Valley
Wimbledon
England
Tony Trahert
Cincinnati
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Trabert
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Harden Loses Round in Annex Battle Over Hayward Land
Alameda County Superior Court rejected William R. Harden’s bid for a restraining order to halt Hayward's annexation of 3.5 acres by Foothill Boulevard near Harden’s partially built furniture store. The writ appeal heads to the District Court of Appeals. judge cited lack of jurisdiction and insufficient property damage evidence.
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Oakland
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Hayward High School
William R. Harden
Alameda County Superior Court
Harden
District Court of Appeals
Robert ©. Burnstein
Thomas J. Ledwich
Foothill Furniture
Oakland Man Appears In Centerville Court
John Lee Hall, 32, of 423 Wood Street Oakland was certified to the superior court for sentence on possession of narcotics after pleading guilty in Centerville justice court before Judge E A Quayesma. Bail of 2500 was not met.
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Centerville
John Lee Hall
Woodstreet
Oakland
Niles
E. A. Quayesma
Fierce Amazons Battle Viet Nam Army Near Cochin China
In western Cochin China the Hoa Hao rebel army fights with hundreds of women warriors led by Lethi Gam. They wear black and wield knives and swords, training since 1849. Prisoners are killed by mutilation, and the guerrilla war disrupts rice regions as Premier Diem vows to crush the sect.
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Saigon
Cochin China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mekong Basin
Here
National Army
Lethi Gam
Hoa Hao
Tren van Soai
Hoa Fao
Madame Gam
Diem
Steel industry braces for possible wage strike
Pittsburgh reports a looming midnight Thursday strike threat as U.S. Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers near a wage agreement. Plants including Inland Steel Indiana Harbor and U.S. Steel’s American Steel and Wire Duluth begin layoffs. U.S. Steel says its offer is fair while the union demands higher pay, urging workers to strike if no settlement is reached.
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U.S. Steel Corporation
CI United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel
Clifford B. Hood
USW
David J.mcdonald
Inland Steel Corporation
Indiana Harbor
Ind
American Steel and Wire Division
U. S. Steel Corp. i
Duluth
Minn
Area Warning Against Illegal Fireworks Issued
Alameda County residents face strict bans on illegal fireworks across Hayward unincorporated areas and San Lorenzo. San Leandro allows only safe and sane items such as sparklers and fountains, while gunpowder devices remain illegal. Local fire chiefs warn enforcement will be strict and penalties apply statewide.
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Alameda County
Heyward
Hayward
San Leandro
Sarshall
Manuel Rodrigues
San Lorenzo
Tom Ducey
Hi Ware
Ready for Reading column debuts at Hayward library
The Daily Review Editorial page launches a new Ready for Reading column tomorrow. Twice monthly, it will review new titles from the Hayward Public Library including books on skulduggery diplomacy and wine and western gun men romance and race relations.
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Daily Review
Hayward Public Library
Review
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