Not Much Cheer On War Anniversary In 15 Years Past
Hal Boyle notes that the 15th anniversary of World War II’s end brought little celebration. The world faces new perils, including nuclear arms, shifting power blocs, and ongoing risk of chaos, yet people drift on improvising hopeful measures for tomorrow.
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Europe
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
Adolf Hitler
Poland
United Nations
Free World
U.s.8.r
Hiroshima
Prosecutor Faces Voice Trouble in Finch Tregolf Case
Los Angeles AP reports prosecutor Fred N. Whichello may have harmed his vocal cords during a final summation in the murder case against Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregolf. The trial ended in a hung jury and Whichello plans to seek compensation for the issue while the district attorney’s team prepares a May 23 retrial.
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R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregolf
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Whichello
Daily Review notice of post office matter
The Daily Review enters as second class matter at Hayward California under the act of Congress March 3. Communications should be addressed to Cane Winton Ave Hayward.
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California
Congress
Cane
Winton Ave
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Daily Review
Alameda County
Calif
Ifferson
Elgin
San Leandro
Lorkhaven
Labor Protest In South Korea
About 100 laborers defied martial law to demand government confiscate wealth of businessmen who profited from the Syngman Rhee regime. Demonstration occurred in Seoul as workers pressed for action against economic authorities and corporate profiteering.
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Seoul
Korea
Transit boom eyed for San Francisco Los Angeles by 1960s
Sacramento AP dispatch reports transit engineer Wall predicting rapid transit in the San Francisco and Los Angeles metro areas within the next decade. Dr Hoover of the Bay Area Rapid Transit district urged balanced growth, opposing parking hikes and toll roads while arguing service must surpass private autos to draw riders. The plan envisions 30,000 passengers per hour, trains every 90 seconds during peak hours, and a central electronic brain governing schedules to meet daily demand.
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Sacramento
APY
San Francisco
Los Celes
Soth
Hoover
Bay Area
Bay Wren
Panama Election Results Delayed
Panama AP reports a tense delay as presidential returns are postponed until the weekend. Administration candidate Ricardo Arias Espinososa led Roberto Chiari by a narrow margin in the early returns, sparking fears of unrest as tallying continues.
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Panama
Ricardo Arias Esponsosa
Rob'ro Chiari
Psychiatrist Finds Work Not Main Cause Of Trouble
New York AP reports Dr. Alan A. McLean says job stress rarely triggers emotional illness. most troubles stem from home or social life. A stall study of 24 men showed illness followed job changes, with prior stress in personal life and dependence on company noted.
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Alan A. Me
Lean
International Business Machines Corp
New York State Medical Society
Jones
Smith Reeds
McLean
Fieias
U S Approves Safe Birth Control Pill
The FDA approved Enovid, a birth control pill from Searle, as safe for contraception after a four year trial in 1500 women across Puerto Rico Los Angeles San Antonio Boston and Japan. The pill requires 20 pills monthly and would cost 10 to 11 dollars monthly with prescription only.
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J. BD. Searle and Co
Chicago
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Boston
Japan
Food and Drug Administration
Wyoming Senator O Mahoney Won’t Seek Re election
Senator Joseph C O Mahoney 75 a Democrat of Wyoming told party leaders on Monday he will not seek reelection this year He suffered a stroke in June 1989 and has been inactive in recent months The decision ends a long Senate career for the Theropololis area lawmaker involved in national politics since the 1940s
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
O'Mahoney
Spring Rain Fails to Brighten California Water Outlook
California faces one of its driest years as the State Water Resources Department warns. Northern California may see isolated shortages while Southern California endures very serious shortfalls. Precipitation, runoff, storage, and snowpack remain well below average with 80 percent, 60 percent, and 55 percent benchmarks, respectively. The late April storm was insufficient and too late to change the trend.
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Sacramento
California
State Watery Resources Department
Harvey C. Banks
Water Resources
Banks
Rail Sniper Strikes Again in Nashville Area
A midnight sniper wounded a truck company mechanic in Nashville in a continuing spree since April 24. Louisvil e and Nashville trains, a station, a house trailer, and a county patrol car have been struck. Police lack a motive as the shooter remains at large and incidents cluster south of the city.
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Fuqua
Donelson
Tennn
Faqua
Louisvile & Nahsville
Nserville
Armor Vests Slashed Abdomens Death Rate in War
Nylon armor vests lowered the death rate from abdominal wounds for soldiers in the Korean War, reducing fatalities by a significant percent. The finding highlights the impact of protective gear on battlefield survivability and military medical outcomes during the conflict.
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Thare
Chuckles In The News Highlights Across United States
A collage of brief reads from Tyler Texas Memphis Tennessee Los Angeles California and Santiago del Estero Argentina. The items note a Christian Funeral Home ad promising honest service with a smile a Memphis store manager returning a gold Persian coin via a vending machine an amused child at a supermarket doors saying open sesame and a damaged regional flight forced to divert after grazing cow impact near an improvised provincial capital pasture airport.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Zavan A. Kish
Los Angeles
Santiago del Estero Argentina
Aerotransportes Litoral Argentine
Buenos Aires
Tucuman
British Chief Cites U S Error Inflight Capture Row
In Los Angeles AP report Britain’s information chief told U S newsmen we’re on your side right or wrong, then criticized the chaos and failed ruse surrounding the capture of an Allied U8 flyer by the Soviets. Leslie Glass, foreign office spokesman, was visiting U S information specialists.
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Los Angeles
Britain
United States
News-En
Leslie Glass
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Foreign Office
Church Breaks Ground F finds Buried Treasure Mystery
LA PUERTA Calif AP Groundbreaking for Glengrove Assembly of God church unearthed buried treasure worth nearly 5000 dollars. A bulldozer tipped a five acre site revealing jars with 3517 dollars, then more cash stored in other jars. Volunteers held a treasure hunt revealing eight cars containing 3850. Names include Arthur Jensen secretary. Claims dispute ownership between finders and previous land owner’s daughter. Sheriff advises all claimants to file formal claims. Church fund expects safekeeping of 850 dollars.
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Calif
Glengrove
Arthur Jensen
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Jensen
Sheriff's Office
Unions demand wage rise tied to California ports
The Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union and Teamsters form a 13 member committee to begin negotiations this month over pay for Northern California warehouse workers. The talks will affect San Francisco, Oakland, Stockton, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties.
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Avent
Stockton
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Maumeda
Contra
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