Livermore Lab Denies Nuclear Weapon Work Plan
The Daily Review reports there is no production or assembly of nuclear weapons planned at the Livermore lab. Claims from Atomic Energy Commission circles about expanding lab forces to enable weapon assembly were denied. Testing will be confined to the Nevada and Pacific areas. laboratory spokesmen called the Washington speculation erroneous.
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Daily Review
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Bay Area shifts to atomic era with Livermore expansion
A Daily Review Exclusive outlines California's radiation program aided by the AEC. The Bay area will gain 1800 jobs in two years as GE plans a 1600 acre Livermore plant and a 1943 lab to fuel regional atomic work. Officials insist safety and water needs are manageable and that weapons assembly is ruled out.
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Malenkov Tours Britain Amid Tight Security Welcome
Former Soviet premier Georgi Malenkov arrived in London for a three week tour of Britain's electric and atomic power facilities. Scotland Yard and airport guards fenced the arrival while a sound truck proclaimed Keep the Red beast away as he met reporters at a press conference.
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Georgi Malenkoyv
Britain
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Berlin
Malenkov
Castro Valley shopping center wins Board approval
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved an eight acre Castro Valley shopping center on a 3-2 vote after opposing voices warned of traffic and highway costs. Developer H. W. Reed and supporters cited regional benefits and growing Castro Valley growth with a traffic plan calling for widened A and Center streets.
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Highway 50
Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors
Frencis Dunn
Kent Purser
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Alameda County
Aones
Ebert C. Burnstein
Burnstein
Carl Galore Olof Anderson
Anderson
Dunn
Purser
Chamber of Commerce
County Planning Commission
Irish Leader Calls for Unity
Irish Prime Minister Joan A. Costello urged unity in Ireland as partition weakens Western defenses against communism. Speaking at the National Press Club, Costello defended the goal of unifying Northern Ireland with the Irish free state as central to foreign policy and world peace.
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Washington
Joan A. Costelo
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Costello
National Press Club
Ution
Bank robber uses grenade at Cambridge Har di Trust branch
A bandit armed with a hand grenade threatened to blow up the Porter Square branch of the hardware Trust company and escaped with two paper bags filled with cash.
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Cambridge
Mass
INS
Porter Square
Hardi Trust Company
Western Airlines to resume service by March 22
Western Airlines which halted operations January 9 after a strike by clerks and baggage handlers plans a March 22 restart and aims to restore the full schedule by Easter April 1. The Railway Clerks union led the walkout, affecting 280 monthly Oakland flights. The halt ends after the strike was settled last weekend.
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Smeith
Planners Seek Budget Increase and Staff Boost
The Hayward Planning Commission voted to ask the City Council for a higher budget rising from $16,121 to over $26,000 and two more staff members including an administrator. A consultant fund was cut to secure expert information on short notice, with actions to be reviewed in forthcoming budget studies.
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Don Gurtofe
Second
Walpert Streets
Gutoff
Milton P. Kutehel
Fairway Park
Oliver Rousseau
Adlai Stevenson urged to win big in Minnesota
Washington reports hard headed Democrats argue Stevenson must win Minnesota decisively next week to prevent a stall in his presidential bid. Post New Hampshire primary echoes show backers shaken by Kefauver criticism and a weak showing.
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Adlai
Stevenson
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Sen Estes Kefsuvar
Tennessee
Israel Seeks U.S. Arms Aid Amid Middle East Review
Israeli Foreign Minister Reuven Shiloah met at the State Department in what he called a routine visit as Israel presses its request to buy 64 million dollars worth of American arms. U.S. officials said the entire Middle East policy is under review due to rising tensions, and Israel’s long standing arms request will be discussed during the reevaluation.
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Reguin
Middle East
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State Department
Armas
Vote to Dissolve Fire District Set
Oakland officials set April 14 for an election on dissolving the Niles Fire district. The move aims to allow the district to join the Fremont Fire department.
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Oakland
Board of Supervisors
Niles
Fremont Fire Department
Senate blocks single parity farm price supports
The Senate rejected a move to switch to a modern parity formula in the farm bill by 45 to 44. The dual parity system would raise supports for corn, cotton, wheat, and peanuts, with wheat seeing the largest gain. Party lines split the vote with Republicans and Democrats choosing differently on the amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Assembly UK Budget for Tri County Aqueduct Plan
Sacramento lawmakers kept a 3.95 million allocation to study and site the Tri County aqueduct in a record 1.756 billion budget. The measure faces Senate opposition from mountain counties while supporters push to speed Oroville dam funds. amendments to Feather River funding failed amid partyline debate.
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Sacramento
Tri-County
Assembly
Alameda County
Senate
Carlos Bee
Mountain County
Goodwin Knight
Wes
Feather River
Valley Boy Victim Of Attack By Mother
Robert Perrich seven was assaulted at home by his mother Jacquelyn Perrich thirty. He was taken to Fairmont Hospital in serious condition with convulsions. Deputies held Mrs Perrich as detectives investigate the alleged strangulation and a prior voluntary commitment to a state hospital was noted. The case remains under sheriff custody pending further developments.
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Robert A. Perrich
Stanton Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Robert
Jacquelyn Perrich
Robert J. Perrich
Alameda County
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Perrich
Persich
Nancy Griffin
Cypriots Fire On RAF Men In Nicosia Suburbs
Nationalists fir e on Brit airmen in Nicosia as security troops conduct a house to house search for arms and explosives. Three Cypriots fired at Royal Air Force men. one assailant wounded and captured while another RAF man is wounded outside an army barracks. The terrorist escaped as dawn raids by a full battalion named Red Devi l.
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Cyprus
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Royal Air Force
Niicosia
Ain Army Barracks
Mother Who Left Children Hunted in Francisco Police
Police searched today for Eleanor Lang a 21 year old mother who left five children with a babysitter Tuesday and never returned. The sitter Josephine Shifer waited 24 hours after recruitment before notifying authorities. Four children aged 6 months to 5 years were found with measles at Mission Emergency hospital. a 6 year old boy was well. The father James Lang is a merchant seaman currently at sea.
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Francisco
Eleanor Lang
Josephine Shiffer
Misfits Nation Seen in A-Attack
A subcommittee heard that a major nuclear strike on the United States could cause a genetic catastrophe, creating a “nation of misfits” unable to bear normal children. Dr Lauriston S Taylor of the National Bureau of Standards warned a strike on 50 or more cities with melanin weapons would devastate human genetics.
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United States
Lauriston S. Taylor
National Bureau of Standards
U.S
Washington
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