Japan Gains U S Military Aid Pact Brings New Armed Forces
Tokyo reports a signed U S Japan military aid pact to build Japan’s army navy and air force enabling gradual U S troop withdrawal. It includes up to 150 million dollars in equipment and 70 million dollars to develop defense industries while Japan receives wheat aid and surplus procurement terms. Ambassador Allison and Foreign Minister Okazaki signed the accord setting a path for expanded self defense and regional alignment against communism.
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Katsuo Okazaki
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Promised House Action on Major Programs
House Republican leaders told President Eisenhower that three major bills will move this week. Speaker Martin forecast highway aid, hospital and nursing home construction aid, and a sales tax cut, backed by the administration. Senate leaders expect Hawaiian statehood debate, facing opposition to Alaska statehood, with votes aimed by week’s end.
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GOP
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Charles Halleck
Supreme Court orders new trial review for Remmer tax case
The Supreme Court told a Reno district court to determine if an unidentified person’s jury contact during Elmer Remmer’s Reno tax evasion trial was prejudicial. An 8-0 decision requires hearings to see if the incident harmed Remmer, potentially granting a new trial. Remmer faced tax evasion convictions and heavy penalties.
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Menlo Club
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FBI
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Hayward Chamber Board Meeting Scheduled at Bret Harte
The Hayward area chamber of commerce board of directors will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Bret Harte School, announced by president Jack Rees. The session is expected to cover local business issues and community initiatives.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Stevenson Plans Nationwide Campaign For 1956 Bid
Adlai Stevenson outlines a wide national speaking program to bolster a second White House run. He aims to enter key 1956 presidential primaries and predicts vigorous opposition from other Democrats. Advisers urge cautious planning and possible changes at the Democratic national chairman post after upcoming elections.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
White House
Stevenson
Steve Mitchell
Mitchell
Dulles Urges Latin America to Stop International Communism
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles appealed at the tenth Inter American Conference to expose and wipe out international Communism, calling it a threat to the Western Hemisphere. He urged delegates from 20 nations to identify risks and act, while Guatemala pressed the issue as a maneuver against it. Dulles mocked questions about defining international Communism and urged strong moral support for governments fighting “alien intrigue and treachery.”
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Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
John Fester Dulles
Dulles
Guatemala
America
Knowstow
Ex Con Zilbauer Sentenced to Death in Want Ad Murder
Anthony Zilbauer, 53, was sentenced to death by the Los Angeles court for the want ad murder of Andrew Kmiec, a 28 year old insurance poster. The eight day trial heard he kidnapped and robbed Kmiec after shooting him during a car sale demonstration near Whittier, California. Zilbauer, captured in St. Louis as Barr, admitted killing Kmiec but claimed it was an accidental gun discharge amid a pistol whipping attempt.
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Andrew Kmiec
Jil
Clement D- Nye
Zilbauer
Buca
Belle. Brooks
St. Louis
Barr
Jetter Fx
Kmiec
Hia
Whittier
Calif
Kabouer
Trade Club Meets at Eden Center Tonight
A social hour begins at 6 30 pm to launch Southern Alameda County Trade club meeting at Eden Community Recreation center Evening includes dinner at 7 30 pm followed by entertainment
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Ashland
Alameda County
Eden Community Recreation Center
Mystery Castro Valley Murder Victim Identified
Deputies seek identity of a decapitated murder victim found near Castro Valley. Coroner’s exam says the man was shot in the forehead and dumped in thick brush about three months ago. Descriptions include a Negro about 30, 5 foot to 5 foot 10, 145 pounds, brown clothes, red white blue socks, no shoes, worn class ring, horn rim glasses.
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Castro Valley
Clayton Barrett
Center Street
Barrett
East Bay
Kenneth Mitchell
Sheriffs
Eden Township
San Lorenzo
William Miller
Piedmont
Commandos Attack Airfield Near Haiphong
Indochina report says Communist commandos infiltrated villages around Catbi airfield near Haiphong and damaged U.S. built planes manned by 40 American technicians. French authorities imposed a state of emergency. several Reds killed or captured. airfield guards increased.
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Young Democrats Organize Here Invite Everett Area Meeting
Young Democrats invite members from San Lorenzo Castro Valley and Hayward to an organizational meeting at Hayward City Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Brian Desmond, acting chair, leads the embry group and talks will be given by a state official of the Young Democrats.
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Council Race Confusion Ineligible Candidates May Seek Court
Three former city council candidates from Hayward may pursue legal action after nomination papers were invalidated for the April 13 election. Antone Albert Louis Bozzi Jr and Henry Gall said they would consult attorneys and consider writs or write-in campaigns. Farrett A McCallum Rollie Wright indicated they will not challenge the ruling or have abandoned write-in plans due to cost.
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Ausarapus
Antone Albert
Louis Bozzi Jr
Henry Gall
Aeton
Farrett A. McCallum
Rollie Wright
Gall
Bozzi
Albert
Castro Street
McCollum
Council
U S Begins Crackdown on Extremists
The Justice Department ordered federal grand jury investigations in New York and Chicago into Puerto Rican Nationalist factions after last week's House attack. FBI agents served subpoenas to leading members amid calls for 50 to 100 witnesses. Hoover briefed Attorney General Brownell as the crackdown targets seditious conspiracy under Internal Security laws.
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Herbert Brownell, Jr
House of Representatives
United States
Legislature Tries to Solve Liquor Dispute
The New York bulletin reports on the legislature's bid to reform California liquor laws. GOP seeks free radio time to answer Stevenson's criticisms, and Sen. Earl Desmond pushes a constitutional repeal of the food provision to keep minors out of bars. The talks center on a single liquor director and civil service implications amid four key disagreements.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
Desmond
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Weaverville
Gerald O'Gara
Clarence Ward
Santa Barbara
Weinberger
California
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State Board of Equalization
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Hayward Rotary elects six directors at luncheon
Hayward Rotary club members selected six men as prospective directors at a luncheon today. The club president will be chosen from five candidates. A runoff will decide the position tied by Tick Kennedy and Murray Mc Neil. Other nominees listed were Lee Benson, Paul Bhret, Ken Porter and Charles Stone. New officers begin their terms July 1.
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Hayward Rotary Club
Tick Kennedy
Murray McNeil
Lee Benson
Paul Bhret
Ken Porter
Charles Stone
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