Strong Bid For Military Space Job
Air Force Undersecretary Malcolm A. MacIntyre told the Senate Space Committee that future space vehicles will use weapons unknown today and the military must not be hampered in development. He urged passage of legislation to make the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics a civilian space agency, though he did not explicitly back Eisenhower’s bill.
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Washington
INS
Air Force
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
MacIntyre
Senate Space Committee
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Civilian Space Agency
Eisenhower
PT and T to get a 27 500 000 income hike
The Public Utilities Commission authorized a $27.5 million annual revenue increase for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co after approving new rate schedules effective May 26. The Bay Area faces higher message unit charges and adjusted mileage. some towns see no residence rate change while business lines and several communities incur modest increases.
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Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
PUC
Bay Area
Alameda County
Lucerne
Jefferson, Browning
Neptune
Sweetwood
Lockhaven
Alvarado
Decoto
Fremont
Newark
Sunol
Livermore
Pleasanton
Nixon Stoned by Communist-led Students in Peru
Vice President Nixon faced a hostile crowd at San Marcos University in Lima as about 2000 protesters shouted “Nixon Go Home” and stones were thrown injuring aide Jack Sherwood. Weary of danger he did not enter the campus and left after police escorts pressed the crowd.
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Lima
Peru
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Jack Sherwood
San Marcos University
Sof
U.S
University Plaza
U. S
San Marcos
Federation of University Students
Marijuana Profits Allegedly Sent to Cuba Rebels
New York store owner Valentina Herrera, charged with selling marijuana, claimed nearly all of his illegal 400 dollars a day profits were sent to Cuba to aid the rebel movement. Detectives noted a red and black flag with the number 26 on his store door, symbolizing the July 26 movement led by Fidel Castro.
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New York
INS
Cuba
Valentina Herrara
Fidel Gastro
Hayward Hit Run Vehicle Found At Local Home
A Hayward reader tip led police to a red and cream station wagon linked to a hit-and-run death of Charles B. Flood Jr., 48, of Fresno. The car was found at 422 Wait Street, Hayward, with a damaged right side and broken parking light. Detective work tied Arch ie E. Horgan to the vehicle as officers pursued charges.
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Hayward
Daily Review
Highway Patrol
Wall St
Alameda County
Highway
Charles B. Flood Jr
Fresno
Ashland Ave
Archie E. Horgan
Charles Rd
San Leandro
Stanley U S Guide
Horgan
Dep. Dist
William Ahearn
Darryl Rice
Two Fugitives Leave Trail Of Violence
State troopers in four southern states hunted two armed Georgia fugitives, Glen Willowe Ponder and Giles H. Jones, 23, after they kidnapped three people in Louisiana. They fled toward Ruston after a crash while the night marshal escaped into the woods. The victims included former state legislator Douglas Booth and Gibsland night marshal Lonnie Cummings.
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Monroe
Dixie
Georgia
Glen Willowe Ponder
Giles H. Jones
Louisiana
Texarkana
Tex
Gibsland
Cummings
Booth
Snodgrass
Gibsland Baptist
Riston
Ruston
Knowland Denies Trouble in California Governor Bid
Senator William F. Knowland rejected accusations from national columnists that his California governor bid faced trouble. He voiced firm disagreement with the suggestions and asserted his campaign strength amid unspecified criticisms.
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Sen
Knowland
Washington
William F. Knowland
California
Murder Charge Refired In Palm City Slaying Case
Linder S. Young, 29, was arraigned as a murder charge was refiled in the shotgun death of his brother in law Dale Hutchens at a Palma Ceia home. Superior Court set May 19 for a continuance after defense objections and a jury heard that the prior reduction to manslaughter was withdrawn.
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Linder S$. Young
Dale L. Hutchens
Palma Céia
Harvard
Thomas L. Foley
Ap ‘Peared
Young
Latrict
Herman Mintz
Fou
James R Agee
Mintz
Supreme Court
Atty
Lowell -Jenssen
Bicycle Mishap Victim Shows Signs of Recovery
A seven year old San Lorenzo boy seriously hurt in a Monday auto bicycle crash was reported much better at Eden Hospital today. Bradford J Samuels, son of Samuel R Samuels and Mrs. Samuels of 15870 Via Del Sol, wants to go home. He was struck Monday afternoon when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Marilyn Hampton, 18, of 16084 Via Granada.
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San Lorenzo
Eden Hospital
Bradford J, Samuels
Samuel R
Samuels
del Sol
Marilyn 2
Hampton
Granada
Strike Ends at Local Factory Ends May 1 Laborers Return
Strike at American Pipe and Construction Co. ends after May 1. About 105 workers resume duties at the Alquire Ra plant this morning in Mer. Earl Jackson announces a new contract with Laborer's Union Local 304. It provides a 12 4 seat an hour increase this year and the same next year. Union initially sought 18 cents, company offered 5 cents per hour.
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American Pipe and Constriction Co
Japan to Resume Russian Trade
Tokyo reports that Japan and the Soviet Union will begin negotiations next week to resume shipping services between the two nations for the first time since World War I.
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Japan
Tokyo
INS
Foreign Office
Sovwet Union
Willegin
Orders For Exit of Troops In Little Rock
President Eisenhower ordered withdrawal of federalized National Guard troops from Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas. Army Secretary Brucker relayed the order to Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker by telephone. The troops have defended racial integration since last September and will depart as of May 29 with summer recess starting May 28.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Guard
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Edwin A. Walker
Lite Rock
U.S
Open wage talks at Union High School District
Hayward Union High School District will open wage discussions with a teacher salary committee to the public and press. Board members authorized one member to continue negotiations, ending a pattern of private sessions and signaling a shift from prior closed meetings.
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Board of Trustees
Hayward
Union High’ School
Polaris Missile Called Best Preventive of War
Rear Adm. Charles Kirkpawick, chief of information for the Navy, described the Polaris missile as the best preventive of war now available. He stated in Los Angeles that the Navy is confident it will have its Polaris missile system in operation by the 1960 deadline.
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Los Angeles
INS
Charles Kirkpawick
Navy
Prayer for Today About Social Unity and Loyalty
A passage urging gratitude for interdependence in society and urging loyalty to one another. It reflects on shared fears hopes aims comforts and cares within families clubs congregations and workplaces as a collective prayer. The text emphasizes social sympathy and common life.
Mate's plea rejected by Lady Solon
Washington United Press report says Rep. Coya Knutson, 46, will reject her husband’s plea to retire from Congress. She calls their relationship a personal matter and will not discuss it publicly, signaling she intends to run again in the next election.
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Washington
Coya Knutson
D-Minn. i
Congress
Zorro Seized by Chicago Police on State Street
Chicago police seized a young man wearing a mask and sombrero who claimed to be Zorro while looking for his horse. He was taken to the station for questioning until his father identified him as four year old Donald Bezroulf who had borrowed the costume and vanished into the crowds.
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Chicago
INS
State St
Zorro
Donald
Bezrou Olf
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