Jelke Vice Case Goes To Jury
New York area jury hears compulsory prostitution case against Jelke 25, heir to a margarine fortune. Prosecutors allege he induced Pat Ward 21 and Marguerite Cordova 26 into prostitution. Judge Valente instructs unanimous verdict required. deliberations begin as court staff eat lunch.
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Lone Day Vote Cast By Langer
The Senate Foreign Relations committee approved the London Paris agreements to make West Germany a sovereign nation and a rearmed member of the Atlantic defense alliance.
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West Germany Unification Pact Moves in Senate Action
Senate leaders report a 13 to 1 tally on the pact with an 14 to 1 result after a late vote by a nonpresent senator. George aims to bring the agreement to the Senate floor before Easter recess. The pact would end occupation and grant independence to West Germany and allow eventual NATO integration, with other Allied checks on negotiations. Secretaries note Britain France and West Germany already approved and North Atlantic Alliance entry awaits Denmark Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg. A Humphrey proposal seeks Senate oversight on negotiations as a condition for unification talks.
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Publisher Joseph Pulitzer Dead in St Louis Post Dispatch History
St Louis publisher Joseph Pulitzer, longtime head of the Post Dispatch, dies leaving a legacy in American journalism. His leadership shaped the paper and national press standards for decades.
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Large Retail Store Planned on Hayward Swift Site
Plans move quickly for a major retail development in Hayward at the former Swift parcel at Foothill boulevard and Castro street. Excavation may begin in 10 to 15 days, with a 130000 square foot store designed by Warnecke and Warnecke and parking for 1500 cars. Construction could start within three months, subject to material disposal decisions.
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Leonard Leon
Coldwell, Banker and Company
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Getaway Car Crash Injures Area Youths In San Lorenzo
A street chase in San Lorenzo ended in a crash injuring several teens. A 17 year old from Ashland remained in critical condition at Highland hospital after the car struck a telephone pole at Hampton Road and Meekland Avenue. Deputies Kenneth Lundberg and Warren Hansen reported a citizen alerted them to a car on East 14th Street and Ashland Avenue. the pursuit continued to Meekland where the vehicle sped, ran a stop sign at Lewelling Boulevard, and wrecked as it crossed San Lorenzo Creek. Two Hayward youths were taken to Fairmont emergency, with others injured. The search for the fourth rider continued as authorities investigated.
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Military Pay Bill To Raise Armed Forces Salaries
President Eisenhower plans to sign the military pay bill today to grant an average increase of 6.7 percent for Armed Forces members. The White House says the higher rates take effect at the start of the first month after signing, potentially May 1 if signed today.
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Special fire department panel urges repeal of fair trade law
A Washington Iowa committee recommended repeal of the federal fair trade law limiting price fixing by manufacturers and retailers. The panel reported to Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr after an 18 month study that such pricing agreements conflict with federal anti trust policy.
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Fourth Victim in Sonora Area Crash Identified
SONORA The worst traffic accident in the area's history claimed its fourth life last night as Lawrence Long of Standard California died from skull injuries in a two car crash west of Sonora. The wreck, 15 miles west of Sonora, left Rolf Schober 21 of San Leandro and two Sonora women dead, with Bruce Ratcliff 18 still in critical condition and slowly regaining consciousness.
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Ashland Groups Busy Foes Of Bay City Plan Move On Two Fronts
The nation in February recorded the lowest traffic death toll since 1950, with 2258 deaths in February 1950 and a 77 percent decrease from February 1954. The National Safety Council announced the decline today, noting improvements in roadway safety and fewer fatal accidents across states.
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Improvement Club Starts Exclusion Petition Drive
Two Ashland groups clash with Bay City plans, one seeking full annexation of Ashland to include San Lorenzo Creek and San Leandro, while the East 14th Street Terrace Amenment club petitions to exclude from Bay City boundaries. Annexation backers cite county status change. a public protest hearing date is to be set by the Board of Supervisors.
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Roberts to Direct Castro Valley Incorporation Drive
William B. Roberts was chosen by the Castro Valley Incorporation committee to head the effort to form a new city. He will begin Monday at 42 dollars per month, with the headquarters opening at 8018 Castro Valley Boulevard under municipal consultant Guy Hafferty. William A. Post was named to the board of directors.
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Builders Back Treeview Annexation Move in Hayward
Boosters of a 1.5 million Hillview Center shopping project support the Treeview annexation noting location within an incorporated city is preferable. George Maxon of Hillview Center, Inc. writes to Hayward City Council as a special 8 p.m. hearing seeks written protests from landowners to halt the annexation, with protests needing legal property details and the protest must be in writing.
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Brando Wins Best Actor Oscar for Waterfront
Marlon Brando captured the best actor Oscar for On the Waterfront as Eva Marie Saint won supporting actress and The Country Girl star Grace Kelly took best actress. Judy Garland, Edmund O’Brien and others earned nominations. the New York film win filled the night with several first time winners and a clubby sense of glory.
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Car Rams Into Train Injuring One Man in NY
Mr Pulilzer longtime editor publisher from St Louis and head of Pulitzer Publishing Co was injured in a car train collision near Jackson Street. His wife and two sons survive him. The accident involved McMichael’s car listed as 11910 and Miss Elinor Wickham. Police noted red crossing lights were functioning and no citations issued. The report continues on page 7.
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Army to Draft 10,000 in May
Washington reports the Defense Department will call 10,000 men in May bringing the total draft to 1,896,330 since the Korean War period began. The May draft will be 2,000 more than April.
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