Yugoslavia will not change sides now Tito says
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito said Yugoslavia will not switch camps as Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist boss Khrushchev visit Belgrade. He stressed Yugoslavia remains aligned with the Atlantic alliance and will not go over to the other camp.
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Graham Gets iA Hard Look at Travel to Capri
In Revere Massachusetts Julio Ortic 22 from Somerville died after plunging 85 feet from a ferris wheel seat onto a concrete sidewalk, pronounced dead at Massachusetts General Hospital. Actress Joan Crawford heads to New York with Alfred Steele for a honeymoon aboard a Capri-bound voyage. Heifetz halts his South American tour to seek recovery in London. Graham’s London Crusade draws mixed reactions as crowds, police, and vendors fill the east end. Siamese twins Prissana and Napit Polpingo return to Thailand after successful separation, en route to Bangkok.
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Highway Zoo Meany and the Affectionate Echo
Fragmentary lines describe a troubled figure nicknamed Highway Zoo, marked by need for affection and a bruising cover. The text hints at a chaotic scene with a first sneak and a wounded self view, suggesting a tense, perhaps surreal encounter.
Jet Fuel Stock by Reds Shown in Report
Ta ian Ta iao News Agency reports Chinese Communists stockpiled jet fuel at coastal fields for a major Formosa airport, claiming 5,000 missions could be supported from Luichiad airfield. Fuel linked to Romanian oilfields. new MIG aircraft appeared as clashes occurred in Formosa Strait. The agency also said American airmen held as spies may be granted retrials after Chou En-lai’s Bandung visit.
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Six Burglaries Reported with $3365 Stolen Weekend
Police and sheriff deputies reported six burglaries over the weekend totaling $3365 in cash and valuables. George Peterson of San Leandro said a cash box containing about 2300 was taken from his kitchen after a side door was left ajar. Richard LaCroix of Hayward reported clothing and jewelry valued at 553.40 stolen from his home. A shed at Sequoia school site was looted of 335 in tools. Reliance Motor Sales on East 14th Street saw crescent wrenches and a car polisher stolen valued at 95. Manuel Alves in San Lorenzo lost 2 in coins after a home search. Carleton Carico of Ashland reported an 80 wrist watch taken over the weekend.
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Booster Unit Sets Meeting of Hayward Chamber Group
The Booster committee of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday at noon in the Mandarin Tea Garden located at 365 Castro Street, Hayward.
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Hunger strike appeal pulls congressmen to aid starving Finn twins
In a Southern California move linked to hunger protests, Reps Utt Jackson Doyle King and others join Sen Kuchel and Judge Murphy in urging clemency for the starving Finn twins. The four Congressmen condemned the judge’s attack as unjudicious while pressing Vice President Nixon to seek Eisenhower’s intervention. The twins began a hunger strike April 19 after their one year sentences for their citizen arrest of U S Attorney Laughlin Waters.
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Pleasanton County Fair Plans Under Way 1955
Pleasanton plans for the Alameda County Fair running June 24 through July 7 with secretary manager Wray L. Bergstrom announcing expanded commercial and industrial exhibits. Last year’s 10 day event drew over 250000. a magnet of 85000 is posted for entries across 27 departments as space fills.
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U P Newsman Death Under Investigation In Singapore
United Press Southeast Asia manager Gene Symonds was fatally beaten by rioters during a bus strike in Singapore. Consul General Berry reported preliminary findings that police negligence is unlikely and that witnesses are being interviewed as the investigation continues. Symonds left his car to reach the riot scene after being turned back at roadblocks, and was seized by the mob despite attempts to flee. The taxi driver returned to the regalia with police aid requested.
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Rotarians to Hear Indian Official Talk
Castro Valley Rotary club will host Bruce Lay representative of the United States Indian Commission at tomorrow's luncheon. He will discuss The Fate of the American Indian and address club members on the subject.
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Ike Recommends U.S. Fund on Vaccine Plan
The report urges a voluntary, state-led vaccine distribution after the National Polio Foundation program, with $26 million proposed for grants to states through 1956 to prevent vaccine denial for low income children. It favors federal support for safety testing, monitoring by medical groups, and strict recordkeeping by manufacturers and distributors.
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Visiting FFA Members To Attend Eden Center Meeting
Visiting FFA members from Washington Union high school Centerville and 4 H club members will be guests of the Eden Washington Center meeting tomorrow. The group will gather at 4 pm in Washington Union high school. A report on a recent state apricot meeting will be presented by William Thiggs.
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