Richardson Shocked By Hospital Charges
Richardson, Eden Township Hospital district chairman, returned from Astoria after his mother’s funeral to confront claims by Director Paul Rhodes that the district’s last six months’ records show about 18000 dollars. He pledges a full probe to uncover motives and restore board harmony amid purchasing policy disputes and a gag rule dispute.
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Eden Township’ Hospital
Astoria
Ore
Paul’ Rhodes
Richardson
Rhodes
Truman Gets Big Send Off as He Begins European Tour
Independence marked the start of an eight week trip for former president Harry S. Truman and his wife Bess with a sendoff by schoolchildren neighbors and newsmen at the depot. Truman celebrated his 72nd birthday with a cake provided by reporters and served slices to youngsters before boarding the Missouri Pacific train. The couple will sail from New York Friday aboard the S. S. United States for six weeks in Europe.
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Harry, Truman
Europe
Spring Ranch
Missouri-Pacific
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Uman
New York
S. S. United States
Excess Liquor Fees Charged Exposed by Attorney General
SACRAMENTO, A.G. Edmund G Brown charged today that Southern California liquor licensees paid over 525000 in excess state fees to obtain preferential treatment under William G Bonelli. He alleged a State Board of Equalization member led large scale cash and carry liquor dealings across Los Angeles San Diego Orange San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
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Edmund G. “Brown
California
William G. Bonelli
Goodwin J. Knight
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State Board of Equalization
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San Diego
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
New Fathers Not Left Out at Garden Park Hospital
Garden Grove California reports plans for the Garden Park General hospital now under construction include a coffee bar beside the maternity delivery room. A hospital spokesman says it will help expectant fathers withstand the great deal with more composure.
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Garden Grove
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Garden Park General Hospital
Truce Setup Teeters in Middle East Crisis
In Jerusalem the United Nations faces a fragile peace framework as cross-charges of cease-fire violations by Israel and two Arab neighbors strain the fragile arrangement.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Middle -East
Alameda Board Adopts Budget Denies Additional Requests
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors today approved a 1955 57 preliminary budget of 53 753 560 and rejected extra requests from three county departments The panel set June 18 for the first public hearing and ordered copies of the budget for distribution by June 6 The board kept 143 temporary appointees under reappraisal and will refer permanent 41 positions to Civil Service and county administrators for study
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Civil Service Commission
Cos
Grenade found by San Lorenzo youths surrendered to deputy
Two San Lorenzo boys aged eight and nine found a live grenade on a beach behind a plant and turned it in to Dudolph Panian, a 39 year old Hayward employee. Deputies traced the device to Panian who said he received it Sunday night. A nearby resident reported the line of discovery after a neighbor told of discarded bombs on the beach. The bead on the device was disposed of safely by authorities.
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Dudolph Panian
St Hampton Road
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Pariah
Albert L. Butler
Miles
Michael Tuttle
Nataly
Panian
Adlai Says Here GOP Must Go in California
Adlai Stevenson addressed about 250 people atop Hayward City Hall steps at noon seeking the Democratic presidential nomination again. He argued the Republican administration must be replaced and pressed for a June primary victory to win California's 68 delegates. He criticized GOP boasts on the cold war and noted economic woes for farmers and small businesses, while outlining a campaign schedule through the Bay Area and Berkeley. Senator Monroney and Estes Kefauver also campaigned in Los Angeles as Stevenson’s bid faced a potential party showdown.
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Richmond Civic
Los Angeles
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Okla
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauvér
Tennessee
Lané
Weather forecast shows fair skies and warmer midweek
The weatherman reports sunny, fair skies with warmer temperatures through Wednesday. Winds are expected to be gentle from the north to northeast with light conditions, though yesterday’s high and today’s low are not specified.
Johnson Faces New Test Today at Texas Conventions
Dallas report says Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson confronts another test as he seeks leadership of Texas delegation to the Democratic National Convention. The piece notes Joe Johnson claiming control after a landslide victory over Gov Allan Shivers, with precinct conventions set for Saturday in various counties.
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Lyndon. Johnson
Texas
Joe Johnson
Goy
Allan Shivers
Stevenson Quits in Front at Laurel in Primary Sweepstakes
A slow starting but steady horse named Stevenson led the Presidential Primary sweepstakes yesterday at Laurel race track Maryland. Kefayer finished second with Johnson third. Symington Russell and Harriman were listed among fans in attendance.
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Stevenson
Laurel Race Track
Maryland
Kefayer
Johnson
Symington
Russell
Harriman
San Francisco cemetery strike looms over burials
Cemetery Workers Local 269 walked off two San Francisco cemeteries and threatened to shut nine more. Burials paused as eight caskets remained exposed, described as sacrilegious by association leader Stuart Greenberg. No replacements available to cover burials, with Holy Cross and other sectarian cemeteries facing disruption.
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Cemetery Workers’ Action
Homie ‘of Peace
Holy Cross Catholic
Wiile
Stuart X. Greenberg
Associated: Cemeteries of
Primaries Underway Across Indiana and other states
Primary voting centers on Eisenhower and Kefauver with Indiana staking a test of popularity. Kefauver gains 42 and 26 convention votes in Maryland and Indiana respectively as Eisenhower faces nominal opposition in Indiana GOP race. Observers compare GOP and Democratic totals amid cross party limits.
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Kefauver
Defense Chief Denies Russian Air Might Lead
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson told a Senate subcommittee that Russia does not outstrip the United States in air power. He outlined plans to boost U S bomber production, including 20 new B 52 planes soon, and a near term 3 billion dollar push for guided missiles in the next fiscal year.
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Charles E. Wilson
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Falcon
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Stassen Sees Arms Ban Plan Progress At White House
Harold Stassen, after briefing the President, said he believes the United States and the Soviet Union will eventually agree on a disarmament plan. He noted optimistic but cautious views from Eisenhower’s aide on recent talks in London showing limited progress. Stassen emphasized patience and continued effort toward a sound agreement with the Soviet Union and other nations.
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Harold K.stassen
Eisenmeee
Soviet Union
London
Dulles Reports On NATO Tonight
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is set to explain U S aid to allies and arms for Israel after the NATO council meeting in Paris described as a turning point. He returns from the 15 nation conference.
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Paris
Truck Jam An Eastshore Crash Snarls Traffic
A truck wreck near Eastshore halted traffic heading to the San Mateo Bridge at midnight. Dagda Gualite, 28, of Giada, was involved. Traffic on Highway 1 remained snarled as responders arrived and investigated the collision.
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Gualite
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Undercover Agent Cracks Narcotics Ring at Parks Air Base
An undercover operation by a Parks Air Force base deputy sheriff and a New York narcotics agent led to the bust of a narcotics ring involving five airmen and an East Oakland woman. The group faced federal and state charges, with investigations continuing as two months of covert work culminated in an April 21 arrest.
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East Oakland
Ede Ship Office
Rele
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Ee Souza
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Morite Schroeder
High Mark Is Missed By Rocket
The Navy launched an Aerobee-Hi rocket from White Sands proving ground New Mexico aiming for a 185 mile altitude record. It climbed to 116.5 miles, far below the target, with officials calling the test a success for testing the new rocket type and noting no major malfunction.
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Navy
Bay Area Tile Setters Strike Over Adhesive Rules
About 500 Bay Area tile setters walked out as talks to renew the annual contract failed Friday. The hurdle is the use of adhesives in tile installation with the union seeking to limit their use while contractors refuse to accept restrictions. Sources expect a quick settlement.
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Bay Area
Soviet Encyclopedia Criticized for Distorting History
Moscow based Kommunist magazine accuses the Soviet encyclopedia of presenting facts in a false light. It argues the encyclopedia borrows heavily from Joseph Stalin era history, distorts events, and overemphasizes party dogma while underplaying the people's role.
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INS
Kommunist
Soviet Encyclopedia
Joseph Stalin
Ency‘clopedia
Kahn's Chain Plan Expands Western Stores
Western Department stores announces an eight million two hundred thousand dollar expansion plan adding five new stores to Hayward Sears Kahn's shopping center in Oakland and lines up Concord Sacramento Portland and Tacoma locations. Hayward store exceeds 160000 square feet on two floors while Concord and Port hang stores offer about 100000 square feet each. Notes totaling seven year issued bonds will finance the expansion per Western president John J Reilly Jr.
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Kahn
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Operatives Department
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Porthang
Brudertial Insurance Company
John J. Reilly, Jr
Sae Ipctoret
Notice of Intent to Circulate Petitions for Union City Incorporation
A notice filed by Union City incorporation supporters lists Frank Borghi Jr as clerk and Leslie Maffey as president and secretary of the organizing committee. This is the third such filing since last October. The proposed area includes Alvarado and Decoto school districts with exceptions for El Rancho Verde Hillview Circle and Fairway Park subdivisions.
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Frank Borghi Jr
Leslie
Maffey
Alvarado
Decoto School
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Hillview Cre
Fairway Park
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