Ambassadors Aims for Peiping Talks Within 60 Days
Indian sources say an American and Red China dialogue on the Far Eastern crisis could occur within 60 days. White House and State Department officials offered no firm comment as John Sherman Cooper prepares a report after talks with Indian envoy V K Krishna Menon who is returning from Peiping with Beijing’s replies on Formosa ceasefire and American fliers.
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Molotov Seeks San Francisco Big Four Foreign Ministers Meet
In United Nations remarks Soviet Premier Vyacheslav Molotov suggested a meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers in San Francisco next month. The proposal followed efforts by the Soviet Union and Britain to mediate the Far East dispute with Washington and Peiping. State Department initially resisted talks without Nationalist China but later signaled possible discussions solely on ceasefire with the Chinese Communists if they were willing. President Eisenhower supported that cautious approach, saying talks on stopping fighting could occur if the Chinese Communists were willing to discuss ceasefire rather than broader affairs.
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Trustees Retained as Pappas to Fill Vacancy in Mt Eden Recall
In a sharp county school election, Thompson Fields and Nabors kept seats while John N. Pappas won a vacancy on the Mt Eden district board. Voters approved a $5,000,000 San Lorenzo apportionment and authorized a tax increase in several districts. Nabors and Pappas defeated rivals on the regular ballot, while a recall failed in most areas except Mt Eden where incumbents faced strong opposition.
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Two Injured in Santa Rita Road Crash Near Parks Air Force Base
A 954 sedan rolled over after leaving the highway near Parks Air Force Base on Santa Rita road injuring three people. Robert L. Hamilton and two Parks airmen were hospitalized with serious head and facial injuries. A seven year old Decoto boy sustained a possible skull fracture and a Hayward youth a broken ankle in separate crashes.
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Truck Strike Persists as Employers’ Front Falters
In Los Angeles the AFL Teamsters strike against three western trucking firms enters its fourth day. Two PMT subsidiaries agreed to 10 cent immediate raise and 10 cent hikes for two years for auto haulage. Sympathy actions affect Oregon long haul. union predicts more settlements.
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Gaza Border Duel Flare Near Kissufih and Bir El Salam
Egyptian and Israeli forces fought a two hour artillery and mortar duel on the Gaza border near Kissufih and Bir El Salam. An Egyptian spokesman said Egyptian forces suffered no casualties in the morning clash, reviving a retaliatory pattern after an Egyptian outpost was blown up last Thursday in response to three Israeli officers killed earlier.
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Peterson urges local officials to build adequate civil defense
Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson told mayors that local governments must prove the civil defense program can work or risk the federal setup. He urged use of existing agencies and warned the pendulum could swing to national control if action is not taken and public willingness grows across levels of government. Approximately 600 community leaders from the United States and Canada attended the 19th annual Mayors Conference.
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Badger Crew Defeats Bears By Two Lengths
Wisconsin's powerful crew defeated California's oarsmen by two lengths on the Oakland estuary, finishing 3 miles in 15:47 for their fourth straight win in the series. California trailed by about a boat length early then fell behind, with Wisconsin pulling away after the first mile amid a close finish. In a separate regatta, California’s crew beat Orange Coast College by four feet in a 2000-meter sprint, time 6:03.
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Livermore Builder Pleads Innocence in Perjury Case
Livermore home builder Roy N. Jensen pleaded not guilty to perjury and grand theft at his arraignment before Oakland Municipal Judge Homer W. Buckley. The charges stem from an Alameda County Welfare Department complaint alleging Jensen allowed his 74 year old mother Darashea Jensen to seek county relief in 1952 while he earned about 1.6 million dollars a year. Buckley set June 15 for the preliminary hearing.
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Pilot Tries 1 Day Round Trip California to New York
John M. Conroy, a former B 17 combat pilot, completed a five minute refueling stop at Springfield Tl and sped east to criss cross the nation before sunset on a west to east one day flight. Two Boeing B 52 eight jet bombers will attempt a similar no stop flight from Edwards AFB to the East Coast and back tomorrow.
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Davy Crocketts Hit Leandro Windows
San Leandro police reported vandalism by pint sized Davy Crocketts with BB guns. Thirty windows at Broadmoor Parents Nursery School on Cary Drive were punctured and another home on San Jose Avenue suffered damage to a window.
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Diplomats prepare for San Francisco UN meeting in June
Howard Handleman reports that the United Nations general assembly session will be held in San Francisco from June 20 to 26 with Dulles and Pinay set to attend. MacMillan may join if the Conservatives win in May elections, and Molotov could attend with Zhukov. about 26 ministers have accepted. 30 to 40 may come.
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Stolen Equipment From Asquire Road Pipeline Site
McQuire and Hester contracting firm reported theft of about 125 dollars in gear from a construction site along Asquire road yesterday. Missing items include a 15 ton chain hoist, about 100 gallons of oil and gasoline and two lead hoses to a welding machine.
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