Russia proposes joining NATO with big three talks
Russia offers conditional entry to NATO while seeking a unified European security scheme. Moscow would drop the US backed army plan and divide Europe with Moscow's system, proposing US participation in the Soviet plan and an international conference to discuss the idea.
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NATO
U.P
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Paris
Kremlin
United States
Vyacheslav Molotov
Molotov
Louis Joxe
France
William Hayter
Britain
Charles E. Bohlen
Canada
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Portugal
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Agence France Presse
Prospective Candidates Lose Again In Court Ruling
Hayward figures Antone Albert Louis Bozzi Jr and Henry Gall fail to qualify for April ballot as nomination papers bore electors signatures more than 60 days before election. District Court of Appeals in San Francisco upholds prior ruling by Superior Court Judge Ralph E Hos. Judge Caulman writes the decision with judges Nourse and Dooling concurring.
Eisenhower signs bill cutting excise taxes across items
President Eisenhower signs a bill reducing the federal sales tax by about one billion dollars annually, with lower prices on home appliances jewelry furs cosmetics tickets and long distance calls. Taxes on liquor beer wines gasoline automobiles and cigarettes stay the same for another year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Murphy Elected To Bay Council
Laurel Murphy of Hayward district manager for Prudential Insurance was named secretary of the Bay area executive council. Donald H. Fibush of Berkeley district agency will be chairman and Ragnvall Bernt, district group sales manager for Prudential, named vice chairman.
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Hayward
Laurel V. Murrphys
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Bay Area
Donald H. Fibush
C.S.A
Berkeley
Ragnvall Bernt
Prudenslal
Wiretapping bill stalls in Senate over controlling authority
Attorney General Herbert Brownell cannot secure a sponsor for his bill to legalize wire tapping. Senator Joe McCarthy was offered as sponsor but declined due to controversy. Keating bill shifts authority to federal courts, rejecting Brownell’s demand for AG control. Continued on Page 14.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Senate
Joe McCarthy
Monse
Kenneth Keating
Rs DY
Brownell
Keating
State approves 83 million loan for area schools
Sacramento grants nearly 3 million for Hayward urban high school district to buy a 2 acre Castro Valley site, replace Hayward high school buildings, and add a combined gym. Hayward elementary district gets 633,931 for a 7th 8th grade Strobridge school and Winton additions. Village high receives 135,607 for a gym. The Valley site project totals 349 0.50 and modernizations at Hayward campus include 21 classrooms and multiple facilities. Construction starts within 10 days with openings planned for January 1935 and Winton unit ready by October 5.
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Sacramento
Castro Valley High
Redwood Road
Village High School
Strobridge
Winton
Valley
L. BR. Ramm
Mable Avenue
California Street
Ranim
Astro Valley
Strabridge
Navy Wife Killed In Highway Crash
Shirley Reid twenty two and her husband Donald M Reid aviation machinist mate attached to the Salisbury Sound Mare Island were riding in a west bound car on U S highway 50 near Mountain House when the vehicle struck a refrigerated van during an attempted pass.
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Shirley Reid
Mountain House
Midway Road
Reid
Donald M. Reid
U Salisbury Sound
Mare Is
Britain and world policy show Jordan and Asia tensions
London reports Eden pledges Britain to aid Jordan if war comes while Churchill seeks to define Britain's hydrogen policy on Monday. In Washington Eisenhower calls united action against Communism in Southeast Asia but opposes ground troops. Sacramento Senate approves constitutional amendment removing liquor control powers from the board of equalization post prohibition repeal.
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Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Jordan
Israel
London
Winston Churchill
Washington
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
Sacramento
State Senate
Board of Equalization of Liquor
Navy Pilot Survives Crash On Pacific Carrier Landing
Lt. F. J. Repp, 34, from Waukegan Tl, piloting a Banshee fighter, crash landed aboard USS Oriskany in the Pacific when the craft burst into flames and split. He escaped the burning cockpit with assistance from fire crews and later posed for a Navy photo after climbing into another plane.
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Navy
F. J. Repp
Waukegan
Pacific
Repp
Phato
Corinne Calvet Denies Self-Harm Accident Claim
Actress Corinne Calvet was treated for an overdose of sleeping pills after a reported accidental ingestion. She told reporters she had a rough war-era youth, slept poorly, and insisted there was no intent to kill herself. Police labeled it an attempted death by own action.
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Corinne Calvet
John Bromfield
Betty l Wood
Miss Wood
Santa Monica
Miss Calvet
Paris
Bromfield
Miss. Wood
Miss Calver
Screaming Reds Charge Dien Bien Phu Defenders
French Union forces at Dien Bien Phu endure a fierce night of hand to hand combat against Gen Giap's Vietminh as waves of 40 000 attackers press a 12 000 strong garrison. American air support and heavy bombs hit Vietminh lines amid high casualties for both sides.
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Indochina
Paris
Geneva
Agence France Presse
Foreign Legionnaires
Burglars Loot Castro Valley Market on Cas Tro Valley Blvd
Burglars broke into a market at 8761 Castro Valley Boulevard early today and made off with cash totaling around $22. Police reported no injuries and are investigating the break in, asking residents for any witnesses or security camera footage.
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Castro Valley
Cas
Tro Valley Boulevard
Yes
Hydrogen bomb power claim sparks White House clarification
AEC chief Strauss told reporters at Eisenhower’s news conference that the United States can build a hydrogen bomb powerful enough to wipe out a metropolitan New York City area. The White House clarified he meant to say the city could be put out of commission, not destroyed.
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Washington
Apr
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Eisenhower
New York City
White House
Strauss
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Pa! Eific
I Strauss
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
James
van Zandt
R-Pa
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
New York
United States
S. Food
Miller files for reelection as California congressman
Rep George P. Miller of California's 8th District files for reelection. A Democrat and veteran of the Armed Services Committee, he has served as a defense installations spokesman for the Bay Area. The Daily Review publishes a 54 page issue with a San Lorenzo Centennial section and Castro Valley Dollar Days. Copies cost 18 cents with five cents going to the local branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers.
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Oakland
George P. Miller
California
Washington
Millers
House Armee
Congress
Bay Area
U. & Armed Services
Europe
Daily Review Today
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Paseo Largavista
Nawitional Association of Letter Carriers
School Boiler Blast Kills Nine Children Near Buffalo
A boiler explosion at Cleveland Hill elementary annex in Cheektowaga northeast of Buffalo engulfed a music room just before noon recess. At least nine children were killed and up to 11 reported, with 17 children and two adults admitted to hospitals for burns.
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Buffalo
Cleveland Hill
Cheektowaga
United Press
Business Failures Up Sharply Last Week
Dun and Bradstreet reported that nationwide business failures in the week ended March 25 rose sharply to 277, tying the high mark for 1954. Casualties for the year total 2,749, with weekly averages near 229, compared to 188 a year ago.
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New York
INS
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Sforza
House Group Okays Wiretap Evidence Bill
The House Judiciary committee approved an administration bill to legalize wiretap evidence in national security cases. By a 19 to 8 vote Democrats opposed. bill would vest authority with the attorney general and require written approval for wiretaps. It aims to remove a prior trial barrier and let prosecutions proceed.
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Ims
House Judiciary Committee
Kenneth B. Keatling
N.Y
Herbert Brownell, Jr
House Group
Keating
Justice Department
Judith Conlon
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