Air Sec Talbott seeks bigger B-52 output in shift to new weapons
In a closed session Congress heard Air Secretary Harold E. Talbott and General Nathan Twining push for accelerated production of B-52 intercontinental bombers and other key weapons amid rising Soviet air power. Senator Russell noted a likely two-shift resumption and stressed the administration’s plan to boost long range bomber output and related programs.
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Trinity San Luis Resolutions Passed by Senate
In Sacramento the State Senate passed the controversial Regan resolution urging early federal construction of the Trinity San Luis project. It envisions tunneling Trinity river water into the Sacramento river watershed to power a pump system and irrigate the San Joaquin valley via a western Merced county reservoir.
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You're Sure Right Judge in San Francisco Fire Case
Mrs Elvina Degruppet, 38, faced Municipal Judge Clayton Horn after allegedly trying to smoke her estranged husband from his room by lighting pavers and draperies in a hallway. The prosecutor said the fire was sparked over an unpaid bills dispute. The judge sentenced her to 100 dollars and 90 days probation, warning that fire is not to be played with. Both of the judge's arms were bandaged from barbecue accident injuries.
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Jury Convicts Hugh Bryson On Perjury
SAN FRANCISCO Former labor leader Hugh Bryson convicted of perjury for swearing he was not affiliated with the Communist party in a 1951 affidavit. He remains free on 10000 bail after the jury of seven men and five women found him guilty after nearly 10 hours of deliberation over two days.
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Hugh Bryson
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William C. Mathes
U. S
Tito Greets Soviet Envoys in Belgrade
In Belgrade Tito welcomes Soviet party secretary Nikita Khrushchev as the Soviet peace mission arrives. Khrushchev immediately expresses regret for the 1948 Italian Tito split, signaling a cautious step toward improved relations.
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Yugoslav
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Guilty Verdicts in Den for Communists Defendants
A Denver federal court jury convicted seven defendants on charges tied to a January 1950 era protest. The seven, including Arthur Bary and Anna Bary, Joseph Scherrer and Maia Scherrer, Patricia Blau, Harold Epete, and Lewis M. Johnson, face up to five years in prison and $10,000 fines each. Jury returned the verdict after late evening deliberations as Yugoslav officials arrived for talks with the Soviet delegation led by Khrushchev and Bulganin. Sentencing set for hearings in June. defendants released on bonds of $100,000 pending those hearings.
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First Shot Anti Polio Work Ends in Alameda County
Anti polio inoculations ended today in Southern Alameda county after a four day program. In three days 9075 of 17000 first through fourth graders were vaccinated, a little over half. Volunteers and PTA workers aided by county health officials ran the drive with Salk vaccine amid hopes for a June 13 to 16 second phase. Government safety standards for the vaccine drew cooperation from Eli Lilly Wyeth and Sharp and Dohme, while other manufacturers sought changes. A high level panel will soon clear enough vaccine for large scale inoculation. Polio cases among inoculated people rose to 94 with 21 non paralytic, and nationwide cases jumped about 20 percent last week to 246. No reason for alarm was seen.
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Truck Lockout Imperils Jobs in Los Angeles Area
Thousands of workers in the Los Angeles area faced layoffs as the trucking industry strike affected plants. Studebaker in Vernon suspended operations, laying off about 650 workers, and Chrysler planned to shut its nearby Los Angeles assembly plant next week.
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Probe on Alameda County Mesquite Abatement District Funds
Alameda County Mesquite Abatement District finances come under new scrutiny after former employee Theodore Aarons faces potential penalties for district time lectures. Dr. Lewis Hackett, Berkeley director, alleges Aarons may have pocketed funds similar to ex-manager Harold Gray. Aarons received a $25 check for a UC Public Health lecture in September, while stating he substituted for Gray and had no contract for payment.
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Theodore Aarons
Harold F. Gray
U.S. Navy
Lewis W. Hackett
Berkeley
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University of California
School For Public ‘Health
Gray
Civil Defense Instructions for Hayward Residents
Civil Defense instructions issued for Hayward tell residents to take cover at air raid siren sounds. No test sirens will be sounded. if the sirens wail you must seek cover immediately, and a steady three minute tone may spare about thirty minutes to gather essentials. Underground or basement shelter is safest, with slit trenches as next option. stay under furniture only if it is away from windows. Do not leave cover until official all clear signals are heard over radio or by wardens.
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Bribe Charge Involving Air Force Captain Tested in Senate
Investigators announced charges that an Air Force captain took a $50,000 bribe from a Chicago garment maker to approve a $2 million government contract for sailor hats. The accusation was made in testimony on January 28 by Sean M. Levy of New York.
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Senate
Chicago
Sean M. Levy
New York
Proposed County Pay Hike Ban Is Foreseen
Alameda County officials face a potential pay increase ban amid a July 27, 1954, talk of a presidential interpretation. The Alameda County Taxpayers' Association argues wartime salary suspensions have expired and increases could not take effect during incumbencies. President Eisenhower’s proclamation may influence legal interpretation, with officials weighing a future appeal to federal authorities. The association targets a proposed raise from 8088 dollars to 12000 dollars for five county supervisors.
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United States Attorney General
Secretary of State
Bed of Roses Stall Bike Rider's Injuries
San Lean dro hothouse near Nakashima Nursery on 14ard avenue was struck when 16 year old Warren Bune of Belmar street Hayward lost control of his motorcycle. He received minor abrasions at Fairmont hospital and was treated and released.
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Belmar Street
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Fairmont Hospital
Nakashima Nursery Company
14Ard Avenue
SUNOL
Niles Canyon Road
Louis Felix Dominguez
First Avenue
Pleasanton
Elie Montoya
Santo Patrick Cavallaro
Antioch
Dominguez
Idyth Alys Singh
Stockton
Graham and Hitch Moctuary
Main Street
Senate Debating Indirect State Smog Control Bill
SACRAMENTO CNS Senate Finance committee approved a bill creating a state air pollution control board and five regional boards to regulate air quality on a regional basis. The measure would accompany a separate appropriation bill for 5 million dollars, which was tabled. Senator Richard Richards of Los Angeles framed the plan as aid to local authorities, not a state mandate.
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Be e Dickey clash over school bill sparks assembly clash
Special to The Daily Review Sacramento Hayward Democrat Carlos Bee and Alameda Republican Randall Dickey argued on the floor over a bill to limit transfers of unincorporated areas to city unified districts. Assemblyman Pattee asked to delay vote. In Alameda County the bill is seen as blocking San Leandro annexations southward.
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Carlos Bee
Alameda
Randal Dickey
State Assembly
Bee
Dickey
Alan G. Pattee
Selinas
Assembly
Alameda County
San ‘Leandro
Patrick
Henry
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
Baywood Anti Annexation Split Into Two Campaigns
Baywood opponents of annexation to Hayward split into two camps. One faction declares independence from outside influence, the other organized by Gerald Cochran leads a petition drive. Both groups plan meetings and caution residents not to sign all petitions while seeking broader support.
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Hayward
Gerald Cochrar
Bay City
Cochran
Baywood School
John Blew
Walter Robinson
R. W. Kelley
Dolores Uriz
J. E. Higgins
Castro Valley
Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Through Friday
Mostly fair through Friday with night and morning cloudiness. Westerly winds 25 to 35 mph, decreasing this evening. Cooler today with a low near the previous night and a high around yesterday's value.
British Vote Off to Brisk Start in 1950 Election
London Birmingham and Bristol voters queued at 7 am in Britain s national election as Sir Anthony Eden s Conservatives looked set to win another five year term. Early turnout appeared above normal with about 28 million of 35 million eligible expected to vote for 630 House seats amid dry weather and forecasts of late day showers.
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Britain
Birmingham
Bristol
Anthony Eden
England
House of Commons
Helicopter Crash Kills Six Aboard in Japan
TOKYO Kyoda News Service reports Col Wayne G Springer commander of the US First Cavalry Division's fifth regiment is believed among six aboard a large Army helicopter crashing at sea near Gomo Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan. A US Army release lists four officers a warrant officer and an enlisted man with names withheld pending relatives. The craft flew from Matsushima air base to Lanier Field Sendai when it disappeared over the sea.
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Kyoda News Service
Wayne G. Springer
First Cavalry
Dion
Japan
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Miyagi
Matsushima “Air Base
Lanier Field
Sendai
Sea
Tornado Toll Hits Kansas Town and Wider Disaster
A tornado outbreak devastates Udall Kansas near Wichita causing massive loss and injuries. Across Oklahoma and Texas similar twisters kill dozens, rip through communities, trigger a crash of a B 36 bomber, and leave more than 20 million dollars in damage. Patrolman Nail recalls a flattened town and widespread shock as victims are recovered and responders assist amid mangled remains.
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