Anti Red Leaders Meet To Form New Coalition Junta
Anti-Communist leaders Castillo Armas and Elfego Monzon arrived in San Salvador to seal a cease-fire and form a new Guatemalan junta aimed at eradicating Reds. Mediation by Oscar Osorio followed as authorities pledged to purge communists and release political prisoners while reopening political activity for non Communist parties.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
INS
Guatemala
Carlos Cantillo Armas
Liberation Movement
Elfego H. Monzon
Guatemala City
Oscar Osorio
Salvatorean
Castile Armas
Chillimula
Honluran
Castillo Armas
Castilla Armas
Ming
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Monzon
Pew
Red
U. S
Munzon
Mauricio Dubois
Jose Luis Cruz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Kremlin
Diaz
Arbena
Arbenz
Guatemalan Congress
Guatemalan Labor (Commounist
Hayward Bank Robber Arrest Follows Dramatic Chase
In Hayward yesterday a bank bandit robed American Trust 628 Foothill Boulevard, fleeing with 472 dollars after a dramatic center-town chase. Witnesses described a James-Boys style hold up with a Ford swap and alarms, as Richard Eugene Davis 27 fled after demanding money and warning not to trigger alarms. Police traced his route with help from a passerby and bank staff, leading to pursuit and a later update about a Soviet atomic power statement.
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James Boys
Main Streets
Olice
Richard Eugene’ Avis
Lane Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Telice
Barbara Drew
Petrocelli
Haldane Court
Hayward
Davis
Drewitz
Medford Avenue
Oppenheimer Security Ruling Prompts Split Atomic Commission Vote
Dr. Robert Oppenheimer loses to a security risk finding in the Atomic Energy Commission. The Gray Board majority is upheld with a split vote. Eugene Zuckert, the swing voting member, is set to leave government service and may consult on atomic matters. Indochina ceasefire terms to be acceptable to France.
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Washington
Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Gray Board
Commission
Cong
Eric
Eugene Zucker
Zuckert
Oppenheimer
Air Force
Joint Committee
Gopenheimer
So Verntient Service
Indochina
Britain
France
Rio Grande Flood Toll Could Reach Five Hundred
National Guard and rescue teams struggle to access Piedras Negras as flood waters threaten the Rio Grande border. Officials warn up to 500 may be dead while crews plan helicopter recovery and guard patrols prevent looting. Laredo's water supply cut, bridge submerged, and radio service halted.
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Eagle Pass
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Laredo
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Texas Highway Patrol
Nuevo Laredo
Karl Keeler
U. S
International Boundary and Water Commission
Laredoy
KVOZ
Falcon Dam
Rio Grande Valley
New County Curfew imposes 10 pm limit on minors
Alameda county supervisors adopted an ordinance barring minors from loitering after 10 pm in unincorporated areas with misdemeanor charges for parents and youths on repeat violations. The measure takes effect August 1, and six cities Oakland Albany Piedmont Emeryville Livermore Pleasanton have similar rules. Hayward may act soon.
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Oakland
Alameda
Albany
Piedmont
Emeryville
Livermore
Pleasanton
Hayward
San Leandro
Alameca
Berkeley
Civic
House Passes Foreign Aid Bill in 390 to 6 Vote
The House approved a 3.94 billion dollar foreign aid package for the free world defense against Communism. Speaker Martin hailed the action as a vote of confidence in Eisenhower policies. An amendment to block support if a Southeast Asia non aggression pact is signed was adopted.
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House
Sen Jate
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Southeast Asia
Congress
Asia
Ike Will Hear Appeal Of Oppenheimer
President Eisenhower said he will consider Oppenheimer’s appeal if the Atomic Energy Commission denies him access to nuclear secrets. He asked the attorney general for an opinion on presidential authority and noted the AEC’s 4-1 ruling, while acknowledging the right to appeal and possible actions under the law. The inquiry was requested after a report on the scientist’s security status, deemed disturbing by the president.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Hisenhower
AEC
Commission
Hayward council adopts budget amid sales tax debate
Hayward faces a $130,215 general fund deficit in the 1954 55 budget with expenditures of 1 142 015 and anticipated revenues of 1 101 800 A proposed raise of the sales tax from one half cent to one cent remains unresolved as a citizens committee postponed a decision The panel may reconvene July 7 at 8 p m to continue studies The budget slashes none of the basics but would require a salary schedule revision if revenues do not improve and the county assessed valuation figures arrive around mid August The largest expenditures go to police fire civil defense and street sewer maintenance with other major costs in public works engineering parks and changes
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WU Cue
Frank Biggs
Hayward
Neal Bearden
Hob Wright
Jtuly
Senators Yield to Tax Compromise in Senate Clash
Senate Republicans backed a compromise tax plan to deliver a 20 dollar annual cut for base taxpayers and 40 dollars for joint filers, with a small 70 dollar per dependent boost proposed, as debate continued against a Democratic plan to raise personal exemptions by 100 dollars. The GOP plan would cost about 960 million yearly versus 2.4 billion for the Democrat proposal and would take effect July 1, not January 1.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Treasury
Eugene D. Millikin
Colo
Chimney Smoke May Be Top Cause of Lung Cancer
London reports the primary cause of lung cancer may be chimney smoke rather than tobacco. A government chartered organization begins a full scale air pollution inquiry into soot and chemical fumes. Tobacco cancer tests in mice and automated cigarette machines have not yet produced conclusive results.
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London 11
British Empire Banker
Origanation
Tobzecco
Ashland Crash Injures Leandro Family
In Ashland, Minnie E Spears and her children Ralph 3 Victor 2 were hurt when their northbound car crashed into a parked truck on Foot Hill Boulevard near 159th Avenue. Minnie received a fractured arm. Ralph and Victor had possible head injuries. The three were treated at Fairmont Hospital then transferred to Highland Hospital.
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Ashland
San Leandro
Foothill ‘Boulevard
159Th Avenue
Minnie E. Spears
Fairmont Hospital
Ralph
Victor
Highland Hospital
Spears
Cathy
Vivian
Itime
Eugene F
Jon
WilHome
Qukland
Eisenhower Rejects Asian Locarno Pact in News Conference
President Eisenhower forcefully rejected any Asian Locarno style pact with the Communists saying he would not be party to any treaty that makes anybody a slave. He noted possibilities for an Indochina armistice and hinted at a refugee option before any final settlement behind the iron curtain. The remark followed a discussion with Winston Churchill and Anthony Eden about Sino Soviet relations and peaceful coexistence.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
France
Indochina
U. S
Viet Nam
Europe
Germany
U.S
Winston Churchill
Asia
John Foster Dulles
Winston
Anthony Eden
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