Eisenhower Defends Defense Policy Against Critics
Washington United Press International President Eisenhower challenged congressional critics to show courage to seek higher taxes for larger armed forces. In his ninth weekly briefing this year he warned against reacting to international crises by expanding the armed forces. He said Congress has erred on defense and would not shift from the established military program to meet new crises led by Khrushchev. He warned he would not send added manpower to Europe if Congress pressed, instead placing troops in quiet, convenient locations. Senate leaders and Johnson noted defense doubts remain about funding and strategy, arguing the program must reflect Joint Chiefs of Staff judgments, not politics.
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Boost to Creek Fund Bid For 1959 60 Budget
Informally the Funeral Budget Bureau increases President Eisenhower's fund request for San Torenzo Cre Sopederent next fiscal year by $500,000. Kuchel wired this morning that the total sought for the project in 1959-60 is $1.7 million. There is $18 million voted fiscal year.
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Hitchcock Named HHS Grid Coach Returns To Alma Mater
Hitchcock Vaughan, long tied to Jay wardigh High football, accepted the Hayward High job as head coach after John Bekete’s departure. A Castro Valley alumnus and Castro Valley frosh-soph coach, Hitchcock will bring enthusiasm and a winning track record, saying it’s a chance for advancement.
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Tax hike eyed for college site in Hayward
Hayward residents react to a proposed one year property tax increase to raise about 800000 to subsidize a site for Southern Alameda State College. The plan faced opposition from Council members and debates over legality and alternative funding.
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Mother and four children electrocuted in Manila tragedy
In Manila, a mother and her four young children were electrocuted after the mother, reacting to her own cries for help, touched a live electric socket. All five victims died from the shock.
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Beverly Hills man accused of plotting wife’s murder for hire
Wealthy Los Angeles resident Kris Albert 46 allegedly sought to hire an acquaintance to kill his estranged wife Pearl Albert 46, who is wheelchair-bound from multiple sclerosis. Angulo 43 reported the offer, claiming Albert offered 5000 plus later 55000 as the price for the slaying.
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Khrushchev Wraps Up Berlin Trip
Premier Nikita Khrushchev prepared to fly home to Moscow from Berlin with a draft separate peace treaty for East Germany in his pocket. He claimed a secret plan for joint actions to push the West out of Berlin. Western allies rejected the Soviet agenda, seeking a full European settlement including German questions, disarmament, and related topics. Macmillan, back in London, called a cabinet meeting to report on his Paris mission with de Gaulle.
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Radioactivity Concern Drives Washington Debate
Nuclear expert Ralph Lapp warned of grave concern in Washington over current effects of fallout on U S citizens. He told a De Minimis Manufacturers Association dinner that Western farmers fear calcium products contain Strontium 90 and that safety levels remain unknown.
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Space Study Funds Approved
The House Space Committee unanimously approved a measure to provide an extra 48.354 million dollars to the U S space program over the next four months, bringing NASA funds authorized to more than 387 million through July 1. NASA plans a 485 million request for the following year.
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Prayer for Today’s Honest Prayer
A reflective prayer asks God to search the heart and remove hypocritical prayers. It seeks deliverance from conflicting inner demands and guidance toward sincere devotion to God's will.
Local Banker Named Man of the Year by Lions Club
The article honors a Hayward native, a WWI veteran and banker, recognized by the Lions as Local Banker Man of the Year. He has led roles with the American Legion Post, Red Cross and Christmas Seal sales, and served as treasurer for the Chamber of Commerce and its new Industries committee. He organized and was the first commander of the American Legion Post here. He belongs to the Jade Club of Southern Alameda County and is active in land development efforts.
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Teamster Tapped Union Treasury in Extortion Case
Washington UPI reports the Senate Rackets Committee heard testimony that Chicago Teamster Joey Glimco tapped union funds for 124000 to defend himself in a labor extortion case. Alphone Calabrese, a Startin gVestantor, said the money came from Taxi Cab Local TT where Glimco is president as hearings began to scrutinize his activities.
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Film Columnist Hurt in Crash in California
Hollywood columnist Army Archerd was shaken up in a car collision in Van Nuys California Tuesday night. A stenographer was jailed on suspicion of felony hit and run driving. Mrs Helen George 36 was followed to her home by three witnesses after the crash, with tire marks on the pavement indicating a wheel ran.
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Delinquent Parents Blamed By FBI Chief In Editorial
Washington UPI reports FBI Director J Edgar Hoover charged that delinquent parents are largely to blame for growing youth crime. The caustic editorial criticized ineffective enforcement and warned of dangerous trends in juvenile behavior.
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West Side Home Blaze Follows Family Tragedy Fire blasts amid ammunition cache
Neighbors report a two story frame and cinder block house on the west side became a blasting arsenal after a blaze erupted killing two children and injuring five family members. Steven 1 was listed in critical condition. Bjorkman 32 and Norris 33 along with Douglas 10 and Becky 3 were hospitalized. Mrs Bjorkman and Becky 1 were later released. Fire crews battled the fire as hundreds of rounds of ammunition exploded in a southeast utility room. Authorities note Bjorkman was a cement contractor who sold rifles as a hobby and stored ammunition and gun powder in the home.
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