Geneva Peace Conference Debates Armistice Enforcement Plan
Geneva delegates meet to discuss enforcing any Indochina armistice. Viet Minh and Cambodian talks favor mixed commissions and U.N. control. Western diplomats doubt progress as Communists push for collective guarantors and broad international oversight.
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French Troops Press Forward Near Hanoi in Indochina Drive
French forces push toward Hanoi amid reports of a major offensive against Viet Minh forces in the Delta region. Cogny and Navarre discuss reorganization as Yenphu and surrounding areas are cleared, with engineers building defenses and an ammunition center captured.
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Eisenhower wins bipartisan backing for Southeast Asia aid plan
President Eisenhower gains more than 1.15 billion dollars in foreign aid support from top House leaders. The bipartisan accord emerged at Secretary Dulles office with Admiral Radford and Gen. Stassen present. Dulles stressed no Geneva Conference breakthroughs and hinted Bao Dai to be replaced by a more active leader. progress toward a NATO like Southeast Asia alliance noted. Rep. Sam Rayburn credited with swift approval.
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Pakistan crackdown widens as 153 arrested in unrest
Officials said arrests covered arsesh and other subversive elements in East Pakistan amid the government drive after riots that killed about 400 people. Prime Minister Ali condemned Fazlul Huq and the United Front for failing to quell communist influence and called for nationwide action and a governor’s rule in the region.
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Iskander Mirze
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Ali
Moslem League
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Red
Socialists Back European Army Plan In France Vote
In Paris, the Socialist party, 105 deputies, and a large majority supported the European army plan. The Socialists approved 1959 to 1215 at their meeting, with 2414 to 972 urging their 105 deputies to back the pact. The Communist opposition remains entrenched while MRP supported the plan in Lille.
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Robert Schuman
Speeding a Fatal Factor Highlighted by NSC Message
The National Safety Council spotlights speed as a key factor in fatal crashes with the life-line of the month stating speed kills take it easy. Nearly three of every 19 drivers in fatal accidents last year were speeding at the crash moment.
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Hawaiian Volcano Erupts with Unusual Violence at Kilauea
The Kilauea eruption near Hilo, Hawaii, sent lava through large fissures in the crater floor. Early reports note big cracks appearing in Halemaumau and the main crater after several sharp earthquakes, with the event more violent than the June activity and smoke visible from the port city 30 miles away.
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Greatest Danger Due Tonight Nation's Traffic Fatalities Soar Toward New High
VUKOVICH LEADS SPEEDWAY RACE AT 300-MILE MARK INDIANAPOLIS Indiana 12 Bullet Bill Vukovich the defending champion led a record breaking field at the 300 mile mark of today's 500 mile auto race. The 1953 winner grabbed the front position for the second time when he passed Jack Mc Grath leader for the first 44 laps in their 2nd tour of the rink and asphalt oval before about 150000 fans under near perfect racing conditions. New track records were posted from the 10 mile pair on and leader McGrath for a time thundered around the oval at an average of about 140 miles an hour. Hayward driver Bob Sweikert held eighth place at the end of 150 miles but dropped back later.
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Bob Sweikert
Hayward Man Wins Air Race to Tucson and Mexico Landing
Bert G Butterfield of Hayward won the Hayward Tucson air race with a six hour 27 minute flight in an Ercoupe. Mrs Marion Barnick of San Jose finished second with Mrs Frances Bera and Mrs Edna Bowers third in a Cessna 140. Harry Lustig landed in Sonoita, Mexico after going off course with three passengers. Butterfield will receive a $1000 prize and a large trophy. two more prizes were announced.
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Frances Bera
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Herbert Lidden
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San Leandro Bond Vote Tomorrow Seeks $4 Million for Schools
San Leandro voters will decide on a 4 million dollar school bond to fund new high school sites buildings and equipment as the district plans a long range expansion. If rejected, capacity pressures could push 1957 double sessions for 2000 elementary pupils and 1300 more students needing space. Over 50 local groups including PTAs and service clubs back the measure.
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Cochran pushes Ashland incorporation plan progress
Gerald D. Cochran announced filing boundaries for a proposed Ashland city this week and met with leaders to launch incorporation. The plan aims to block Halcyon and Foot Hill Manor annexation to San Leandro and pave the way for a borough style government joining Castro Valley Washington Manor San Lorenzo Fairmont Terrace and Hillcrest Knolls as separate boroughs. James Sullivan Ashland Improvement Club president joined Cochran on the incorporation committee Friday as debates over boundaries and the borough system continued.
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Nation’s War Dead Honored By President
President Eisenhower placed a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb as Arlington National Cemetery held the 83rd Memorial Day observance. Navy Secretary Thomas was to speak as the ceremony opened with carillon tolls and a 21 gun salute. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower attended services at National Presbyterian Church where Dr. Elson urged a Christian, peace-based response to communism.
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Missing Yacht and Family Spark Coast Guard Search
New York Coast Guard orders all available planes and ships in New York New Jersey and Connecticut area to search for the 32 foot cabin cruiser Stark's Nest missing since Saturday with two adults and five children aboard. The vessel was en route from Nutley New Jersey to Fire Island Long Island. passengers include Mr and Mrs Warren Anderson and their five children plus Francois Faymoreau and his family. The Botto boat reportedly met a gas stop at Bayonne and did not accompany the Stark's Nest, which failed to arrive by dawn yesterday prompting Coast Guard action.
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Memorial Day Traffic Toll Feared As Fatalities Rise
A United Press survey shows 246 highway deaths nationwide by Friday with safety officials warning of a deadly Memorial Day weekend. In California a 70-year-old pedestrian near Parks AFB died after two cars struck him, as authorities pursued identity details. A tornado near Norfolk, Nebraska killed four children and injured others, while weather across the plains urged caution on crowded highways. Local counts included a light Hayward area toll, with statewide totals led by Ohio and California each recording 17 deaths.
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San Lorenzo Village Homes meeting tomorrow night
The San Lorenzo Village Homes association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night at 8 in the community center. Members are urged to attend and discuss neighborhood issues.
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San Lonzo Village Homes Association
Eisenhower Urges United Front in Anti Red Fight
President Eisenhower plans a speech in New York marking Columbia University's 200th anniversary to call for free world unity against communism. He will outline steps taken and to be taken to win peace and freedom as debates over Indochina and intervention plans intensify among lawmakers and allies.
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