U S Slaves in Russia Charged in Milwaukee Interview
Detroit native John Noble 35 says in a Milwaukee recorded interview that about 3000 Americans are Soviet prisoners in slave labor camps. He, a Cicero Bible Press worker, claims many held in Red camps are missing or listed as dead by Army records.
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Milwaukee
INS
Detroit
John Noble
Russia
U.S
Bob Siegrist
WLS
Chicago
Noble
Cicero Bible Press
College Site Revision Likely, Studies Show
The State Public Works Board may revise site requirements for a Southern Alamede County state college as 19 properties prove deficient in various ways. Public hearings may be delayed until experts re survey sites from highways architecture water works and other departments. The Hauschildt site near Highland Blvd and Castro St faces grading needs that trigger earth moving specialists review. Hayward leaders attended the Sacramento talks urging consideration while noting no perfect site exists and the board may pick the least faulty option or lower its sights.
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George Lower
State Public Works Board
Alamede County
John M
Peirce
Inance
H. C. Vincent
Peer Enene Lacquisition Department
Hayward
Sacramento
Division of Highways
Division of Architecture
State Water Board
Hauschildt
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Highland Blvd
Castro St
Vincent
Public Works, Board
Secramento
City Mgr
S. D. Smith
City Public Works
Ed Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
Mgt
Roger Anderson
Jack ‘Rees
George Simonds
Chamber Education Committee
Marshall Hansen
Daily Review
Richard Karn
Alameda County
Segregationist Not Supported By GOP Unit
Alameda County Republican Central Committee declared Alfred C. Nelson of Oakland the segregationist candidate for Congress in the 8th Dist does not represent the party. Chairman J Marcus Hardin noted Nelson has aired segregation views and that the party endorses Lew M. Warden for the 8th District seat against incumbent Democrat George Miller.
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Alameda County
Republican Central Committee
GOP
Alfred C. Nelson
Oakland
Central Committee
J. Marcus Hardin
Nelson
8Th Congressional Dist
Republican Party
Alamedy County
Lew M. Warden
Warden
Geoge Miller
Alameda
Dulles to Return After Paris Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles heads home from Paris after secret talks with U.S. diplomats on East West issues and France’s North Africa troubles. He will fly to Minneapolis for the state centennial celebration before returning to Washington.
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Paris
John
Foster Dulles
U.S
France
North Africa
Dulles
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Washington
Red Bloc Rift Watched Closely by U S
Washington monitors the Russia Yugoslavia rift as Pravda threatens to cut Soviet aid Tito resists Moscow. US officials eye Khrushchev Suslov and Pozpedov tensions amid planned visits to Yugoslavia and Poland, with cancellations anticipated.
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Washington
INS
Russia
Yaroslavia
Kremlin
Marshall Tite
U.S
Pravda
Yugoslavia
Tito
Red China
Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Piotr Pospedhov
Khrushchev
U.S. Sj
Klementi Voroshilov
Poland
Belgrade
Georgiy Zhukov
Communist Party
Moscow
Red
Crash Victims Hunted in San Leandro Bay
Navy teams hunted for a San Leandro pilot and his companion after their two seat Slyraider crashed in San Francisco Bay near Berkeley’s ferry pier. Wreckage was found about 300 yards west of the pier, with two lieutenants presumed dead and families left in sorrow.
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San Leandro
William Br, Hetfield
Dewey St
Edward Mason Jr
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Bay
Golden Gate Fields
Rod Fraser
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Ing
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Annapolis
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Navy
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Mark
West
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Mugu
Camp Cooke
Midway
Alabama
Los Angeles
San
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Defense Department
Jack P. Monroe
Naval Test Cen J
Levine Hospital
Charles
ABC Ambulance
Insured Jobless Drops Significantly Amid Recession Woes
The Labor Department reports unemployment among insured workers fell by 6,900 in the week ended April 25, bringing the total to 3,265,700. The decline marks the largest weekly drop since the recession began in July, with Denver and other areas showing continued high figures despite improvement.
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Labor Department
Matt
Mie Eisenhower
Denver
Colo
Tol
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Prayer for Today Faith and family bonds in blessing
A devotional prayer thanks God for family blessings and asks for divine presence to strengthen bonds and guide relationships within the family, ending with Amen.
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God
Nixon Undaunted by Leaflets in Ecuador
Vice President Richard Nixon faced Communist threats and a mob of students in Lima and planned Quito visits as leaflets denounced his Latin American tour. Eisenhower praised Nixon for courage and calm, while U.S. diplomats expressed concern over Peru's handling of Communist activity.
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Lima
Nixon
Latin America
Eisenhower
U.S
Theodore Achilles
Raul Porras Barrenchea
United States
Peru
Powell case probe urged amid Powell Eisenhower links
House Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Celler called for White House action on charges of a deal between President Eisenhower and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell over a 1956 campaign. Powell, indicted on three counts, prepared for his Harlem Abyssinian Baptist Church sermon as controversy swirls.
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New York
INS
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
White House
Adam Clayton Powell
Eisenhower
Celler
Asst. US
Thomas A. Bolan
Powell
William P. Rogers
U. S
House Committee
Harlem
Kim
Two Day Layoffs Hit GM Oakland Plants
General Motors car plants in Oakland will pause operations for two days next Thursday and Friday to adjust to inventory needs. About 1,125 employees at Titants of Chevrolet and Fisher Body divisions and 275 at the Cleveland muck plant will return to work on Monday, May 19 after the shutdown.
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Passenger Car Assembly Titants
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
General Motors
Caeveslet Muck
Prentice
Mob Loots U S Information Service in Tripoli Clash
A mob ransacked the U S Information Service library and a government building in Tripoli Lebanon, then clashed with police and army troops who returned fire. Injuries reported among 25 to 40, with civilians and soldiers hurt. protests followed the assassination of a leftist editor opposing President Chamoun.
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Beirut
Information Service
Brary
Tripoli
Jsoliers
Tritoli
Camille Caamaun
Sami el Salt
Partes
Beileva
Lebanon
Chamoun
U.S.L
Major California crime up 1957 10 percent plus
In 1957 California saw a rise in major crime of over 10 percent. Felonies reported increased 12.8 percent from 1956 to 1957, arrests on felony charges rose 10.6 percent, felony complaints after arrest climbed 11.9 percent, and felonies prosecuted in court surged 137 percent. The preliminary DOJ summary notes 194113 felonies and a crime rate of 1371 per 100000, with murders showing the smallest increase.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Justice
Wiltu
Foxy Couple End in Prison at Santa Rita Farm
Deputies were called to the Foxes home in Castro Valley yesterday afternoon. Mrs Fox, 46, asked for their arrest but declined to sign a citizen arrest. Two hours later Mr Fox 44 asked for his wife arrest and did so. Mrs Fox then signed an arrest form against him. Both were booked on charges of disturbing the peace.
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Castro Valley
Santa Rita
Charles R. Fox
Castro Valley Blvd
Fox
London Bus Strike Drags Into Sixth Day
London’s transit strike continues into its sixth day with no end in sight. Londoners have adapted to the lack of buses as the Chamber of Commerce says the stoppage causes only a certain amount of inconvenience.
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London
Chamber of Commerce
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