UPI Chief Denies Monopoly Claim in Senate Hearing
In a Senate session and a letter to Senator Kefauver, UPI chief Lyle Wilson rejects charges of monopoly after United Press International formed from United Press and International News Service. He argues the merger strengthens competition against Associated Press and counters claims of limiting small newspapers and radio stations.
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Security Guard Slash On Nixon Trip Denied
Washington UPI reports that Nixon’s Caracas tour involved a security guard incident denied by officials. The article notes a Venezuelan official claimed Nixon would present a social party, while the White House did not confirm details of the guard’s cut.
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Pediatrician Kerr Dies After Insecticide Ingestion
In San Rafael, Dr. Wm J Kerr Jr a pediatrician and allergist died after swallowing three bottles of insecticide at a neighborhood general store. A clerk reported Kerr aged 39 ran to the back door and collapsed. Three empty bottles were found. Kerr had practiced at Children’s Hospital Clinic in San Francisco and had offices in Sausalito with his family residing in Santa Veronica near San Rafael.
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Students Favor Glamour of Flying Over Math and Design
A Florida high school survey shown in Aircraft, Industries Association says 787 students would like to learn to fly while 160 would not. Interest in aircraft design and engineering fell to 255 from 616 who preferred studies in aircraft mechanics. The article notes political discord over Nixon and Dulles and cites off the record briefings by Nixon on his Latin American tour.
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Jerry Lee Lewis Returns to New York from London
Rock n roll star Jerry Lee Lewis arrived in New York from London amid controversy over his marriage to his 13 year old bride Myra and cancelled engagements in Britain. Lewis, 12 years married in Britain, faced questions about age and propriety while trying to avoid photographers. He complained about not being properly dressed for TV cameras at Idlewild Airport and said he needed a good meal.
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Jury Acquits Ex Boxer In Killing Attempt
An all male jury in New York acquitted ex boxier Vincent Chin Gigante in the attempted assassination of gambler Frank Costello. The verdict, reached after 64 hours of deliberation, rejected the Doorman Norval Keith testimony as the shooter. If convicted, Gigante faced up to 25 years in prison.
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Screen Strike Talks to Resume Tonight in Hollywood
Hollywood producers resume talks with Screen Directors Guild leaders to avert a strike. The union seeks higher salaries and residuals on post 1948 films when released to television as negotiations aim to replace the eight year pact that expired last March 13.
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Animal Lover MADRID Averts Crash With Dog
Anibal Vizcaino Villarejo swerved to avoid hitting a dog in Madrid and ended up crashing into an apartment building, fracturing three ribs. He was treated for injuries and authorities investigated the incident.
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Birthday tribute to Warren Giles National League president
Warren Giles born May 28 1896 in Tiskilwa Illinois led the National League as president and shaped baseball policy. He steered the Cincinnati Reds from a seven million dollar deficit and helped draft current game rules as head of a revision committee. He vied with Happy Chandler for commissioner and once kicked through a box seat wall during a game.
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Hayward Daily ReviewAd Rates and Office Contacts
The Daily Review lists subscription at 5 cents a copy with monthly rate of 1.30 and notes offices in Hayward Winton Ave Elgin and Lockhaven plus San Leandro City Hall and Centerville South Main Street. It is published daily except Sundays and is registered with the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Reds Seek Ally In Socialists After Italy Vote
Rome reports say the Italian Communist party moved to form a popular front with the Socialists to block any Christian Democrat backed government. Palmira Togliatti urged unity with all who share the leftward course as the CD gains shock the left. CD won 42.4 percent of the vote and 273 seats in the Chamber, short of a majority. Communists and leftists captured 34.6 percent, while the extreme right lost ground.
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Civil defense units buy surplus shovel for $390
Civil defense men in New Britain Connecticut thought they secured a bargain when buying two surplus power shovels for 390 dollars. They later learned that the attachments alone would cost 3800 dollars, altering the expected deal and raising questions about the total expenditure.
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Civil Defense
Outburst in Cuba Claims 16 More Lives Amid Skirmishes
Reported today that fresh Cuba outbreak and government crack down has left at least 16 new dead and 21 missing in two cities. Heavy fighting continues in Sagua de Tanamo and the Maesura Mountains as rebel bands clash with loyal troops. In Santiago, saboteurs damaged a warehouse owned by the Cuban Electric Company, and gunmen in Guantanamo killed four soldiers.
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4 Cent Stamp Will Go Into Effect Aug 1
Washington reports that a four cent first class stamp will take effect August 1, with air mail rising to seven cents. The bill, signed by President Eisenhower, also raises postal worker wages and adds about 530 million dollars in revenue as provisions are phased in, retroactive to January. The change ends the long era since 1922 without a rate rise and addresses concerns over funding and workers’ pay.
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Yosemite Road Set to Open by Memorial Day
Yosemite National Park Superintendent John C. Preston announced Glacier Point Road will be opened to traffic by Memorial Day. The foot trail to Glacier Point will also reopen, offering a view of Yosemite Valley 200 feet below.
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It is the berries in today’s want ads
Note urges readers to buy berries such as boysenberries blackberries and raspberries with a playful call to action and directs to Class 204 want ads for more information. The teaser style highlights fruit variety and immediacy.
No Decision In Primary Seen
In Sacramento UPI Alan Cranston Democratic candidate for controller predicted next week's California primary would not produce decisive results. He said no candidate from any party would sweep nominations or secure November victory, asserting the party system is reestablished and Democrats will vote along party lines, showing stronger in the primary than Republicans.
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Kissing Robin Hood burglar targets widow in Los Angeles
Police hunt a well dressed burglar who entered Mrs. Sylvia Netz’s home awakened her with a kiss and demanded money. The intruder, described as dark haired and youthful, spoke calmly about having four children and fled with 10 dollars after a brief exchange.
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Huge Cache Of Silver Dollars Found in Texas
Houston reports a cache of eight tons of silver dollars tied to James M West known as Silver Dollar Jim who died December 18. The exact value was not released but believed around 270000 dollars. West rode in radio equipped Cadillacs patrolling Houston streets at night. The cache was reportedly found Friday and disclosed Tuesday with the coins being moved to a bank in armored cars.
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U.S. Group Visits Red Steel Plant in Russia
UPI reports a U.S. party of American iron and steel experts toured a Chelyabinsk steel plant in Russia. The visit followed broadcasts from New Haven noting a Community Chest donation and an old desk found by painters amid discussions of Soviet steel progress.
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New Haven
Conn
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Gallon Yeader
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Western Writer's Final Rites Set for Leslie Savage II
Santa Monica UPI reports funeral services will be held Thursday for Leslie H. Savage II a 35 year old author of 22 novels and member of the Western Writers of America who died Monday at St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica He was born in Alhambra California His titles include Return to Warbow and Treasure of the Brusade both adapted into films.
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Alhambra
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Cops Uninjured In Road Safety Test
Chesterfield England UP I says drivers in a police road safety demonstration before 8 000 people were on hand when two police cars collided head on.
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