Democratic Whitewash Cries Called Bank By Senator
The Army McCarthy hearings unfold with Dworshak and Mundt accusing Democrats of a political ploy to split Republicans. Carr testifies as Cohn and McCarthy loom, with Symington named in the row over informants and a push to separate powers amid partisan friction.
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Even Chance Given of Dairy Price Boost
Washington reports that dairy price supports may rise at most 2 1/2 percent, but lawmakers face conflict between higher prices for farmers and higher costs for butter and cheese. Ezra Benson cut supports from 90 to 75 percent of parity amid a 1 billion pound surplus, provoking bills to restore the cut while debates over subsidies and Brannan plans unfold amid political pressure from Minnesota Senator Humphrey.
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Minnesota
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Monsoons Close In On Edmund Hillary
NEW DELHI India reports monsoons to burst over the Himalayas earlier than forecast as Sir Edmund Hillary, famed Everest conqueror, battles pneumonia after a Makalu rescue. Native guides reportedly carry him down the mountain as urgency spreads.
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Thailand Prince Urges New Talks on Deadlocked Korea
Prince Wan of Thailand urged the seven-power group renew secret sessions to tackle the Korean phase of the Geneva conference. He argued continued talks could yield a formula to supervise Korean elections and that the UN should report outcomes. He also proposed a UN peace observation role in Indochina, pending council approval.
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CHP Promotes Local Men in San Leandro Transfers
San Leandro hosts CHP promotions effective tomorrow. Sgt. Leland E. Peirano will move to Bakersfield and become lieutenant after two years at San Leandro and a 1937 patrol career. Traffic Officer Lorne Matteson advances to sergeant to fill Peirano’s post, serving here since 1942 with family at 20915 Haviland Avenue, Hayward.
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San Lesadro
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Marlin
Haviland Avenue
Hayward
Policy Makers Study Reserve Plans in Washington
The National Security Council reviews a Pentagon manpower report calling for an immediately callable reserve and a selectively callable reserve. Drafted by a five member board led by Major W W Wenzinger, the report was sent May 14 to Defense Mobilizer Flemming. President Eisenhower ordered a survey to strengthen the reserve structure with a deadline set for April 1, later extended.
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Plan Nears Completion for US Takes Over Viet Nam Training
Geneva reports indicate thousands of American officers will train native Viet Namese troops as France agrees to US administration of the program. Negotiations outline two aims: build a capable Viet Namese army for free regions and support joint Asiatic defense if needed. French sources warn of morale issues and disintegration fears, while Viet Namese officials dispute some figures.
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Angel of Fortress Hopes to Visit U S
CALCUTTA India nurse Genevieve De Galard Terraube known as Angel of Dien Bien Phu hopes to visit the United States before returning to Indochina as a liberated prisoner. She leaves Saigon for Paris and says she may write a book about her experiences.
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Knowland Reveals Chinese Plans Memorandum
Senate Republican leader William Knowland says a Chinese Communist blueprint for world conquest by 1973 was inserted into the congressional record. The document, said to be a memorandum carried by Chow En-Lai to Moscow in 1933, outlines a timetable for Asia and Africa falling under Communism and calls for isolating the United States through peaceful penetration. It accompanies testimony at closed Foreign Affairs hearings on foreign aid authorization, with Rep. Walter Judd confirming authenticity though declining to name his source.
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Ashland Improvement Club Meeting on Hayward District
Ashland Improvement Club president James Sullivan will discuss the proposed Hayward Area Recreation district at an 8 p.m. Ashland school meeting tomorrow. He will report on progress of the Ashland area regarding incorporation studies.
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Hayward youth escapes after fast shoplifting chase
A juvenile shoplifter fled from a Hayward drug store with a $169 golf cap and hid in alleys as police pursued him through Castro and Main streets. Officers traced the suspect to a fence and Jackson's furniture rear exit before he vanished.
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TV Stolen From San Lorenzo Home Over Weekend
San Lorenzo residents Paul C. Senti and family reported a $150 television missing after returning home Saturday to find the front door open. Deputies said entry likely through an unlocked rear window and noted the heavy set could not have been carried by one person.
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California Bay Area News Roundup Includes Assault And Flight
Oakland bartender Clyde Dorsey 35-1 was questioned after a weekend shooting tied to a dancer murder. Lynn Williams 7 Dorsey arrested Friday in a grocery-store robbery probe. Williams said she knew the slain woman May 14. In San Rafael a camping party member was shot. Anthony Luchetta 37 said a woman caused the wound. In San Francisco United Airlines launches nonstop SF to New York with a CV-7 inaugural flight carrying Mapden Williams Dean and local executives. plane cost $58 million. Seventh Day Adventists in San Francisco defend faith amid reports of Communist China. International Temperance Association official accuses diplomats drinking abroad of harming US prestige in San Francisco. A light plane crash near Half Moon Bay injures two brothers. they escape with minor injuries. A San Francisco traffic dispute ends in a fatal assault. police seek a car described as a 1949 Mercury club coupe.
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Mary A. Herbert
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Fred Kahn
Ellis
Lark
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Memorial Services Today For Carrier Fire Victims
Memorial services are held today in Quonset Point for 89 Navy personnel killed aboard the carrier Bennington after last week’s fire and explosion. More than 2,500 relatives are expected. 25 remain in critical condition. Authorities estimate ship damage at 1.3 million dollars and say repairs will take over three months.
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Rabbits Stolen From Home In Weekend Loss
Zeeil Waite of 969 Folsom Avenue reported four prize New Zealand does and three other rabbits stolen from his backyard over the weekend. The four prize does are valued at $100 and the three other does at $25 each, total loss $175. Deputies were notified Saturday morning.
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