Government bans model changes on consumer goods before Feb 1
Washington reports the National Production Authority forbids major model changes in autos, washing machines, refrigerators and TV sets after February 1. The order restricts new tooling purchases and prioritizes defense needs, allowing only replacements and existing models to continue.
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National Production Authority
NPA
Swan Bergsteam
Ples
Jargstrom
Adler
Saie
Controlled Materials Plan
Vishinsky Seeks Conference Rejects UN Disarmament Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky rejected a new allied disarmament plan in Paris but urged a world conference by June 1 1982 to study arms reduction including banning atomic weapons. He proposed a four point program demanding withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea and Karas, a five power pact, and global talks open to non members. Acheson challenged Russia to prove peace by embracing talks and halting Korea.
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Andrei
Vishlaisky
Qaia
Vishinsky
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Korea
38Th Parallel
Karas
United States
Hrnti
Acheson
Assembly
Russia
Vishifogiru
North Atlende
Ilegal
South
North Korea
Great Britain
France
China
Mr. Acheson
Ers
Kremlin
Init
Wruman
Washington
Reds Fight Jets In Korea Clash Marked By Deaths
In Korea a large Communist air assault against UN jets ended with UN victory as 180 Reds faced 79 Allied aircraft. One Red plane was destroyed and several damaged. A year after the first jet kill by Lt. Russell Brown, the day saw multiple dogfights with mixed results for both sides. Ground fighting near Yonchon included a Communist battalion driving UN forces off a hill, later reoccupied by UN troops after a heavy artillery barrage.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations
Russell Brown
Pasadena
Calif
William Pe Whisner
Shreveport
UN Parge
Offi
Yonchon
Photographer Clarence J. Roberts jailed for nude photos
Clarence J. Roberts faces up to ten years in jail after conviction for taking nude pictures of a 15 year old girl. He denied immorality claims and said he sought to help the girl’s ambition to become a mate. Sentencing is set for November 21 before Superior Judge Raymond J. Doughlin.
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Sachamiento
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Roberta
Geome
Riymond J. Joughlin
Final six survivors saved from burning grain ship
The Coast Guard cutter Wachusett rescued the last six survivors from the grain ship George Walton after a Pacific fire. Twenty-four others were saved by two merchant ships Katherine and Kenkan Maru, while several perished in lifeboats. The Walton, about 399 miles off the Washington coast, remained alight as rescuers searched for remaining crew.
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Wash
Coast Guard
Wachusett
North Pacific
George Walton
James
Walton
Hames
Washington
Katherine
Bolt Keasels
British Columbia
Sea Devil
Wallon
Jane Russell Keeps Baby From Public Eye
Los Angeles film star Jane Russell said her mother is keeping 15 month old Thomas Kavanagh away from public eye to shield him from American life as he settles after a London visit. Russell, wife of Bob Waterfield, added she does not plan to adopt him but may help find a home in America with unknown real parents and circumstances.
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Jane Russell
Rigal
Mre
Geraldine Jacoby Russell
Thamar Kavanagh
New York
London
Miss Hussell
America
ACME
Los Angeles
Thomas Kavanagh
Laddie Andristy
Miss Russell
Tommie
Geraldine
Jacoby Russell
Denver
Ares
Florence Kavanagh
Mike Kavanagh
Ireland
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles Rams
Vast Deep Freeze Descends on Midwest and East Coast
Wind driven rain sweeps the Atlantic seaboard as a vast deep freeze settles over the sunworn Middle West. Forecasters warn the cold wave may intensify with West Central Illinois near the center. Bradford Illinois records three degrees above zero while many areas east of the Rockies stay well below normal. Rain lashes the Eastern seaboard with over two inches in New York and three inches at Cape Hatteras North Carolina.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
Chicago
Ilinois
Bradford
Rockies
New York
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Second Lorenzo High School Set Via Bond Election
Hayward union high school district trustees, with consultant Edgar W. Parsons, approve a plan to fund a second San Lorenzo high school via bonds up to 1.2 million and seek state funds. Aiming for a 1600-student capacity, they will identify a site west of the freeway, study site use, and secure title and an architectural study as preparations for state approval and potential voter action.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward Union High School
Edgar W. Parsons
California State Department of Education
Parsons
School Planning Office
Finance Department
Earl Warren
Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee
Department of Education
City Report To Be Mailed In Hayward
Hayward prepares a 14 page municipal report mailed to residents early next week. It shows an estimated population of 23 500 and covers the fiscal year ending June 30 198. Highlights include 30 annexations taking area to 4.8 square miles and major municipal projects such as a library and park improvements. The report details 20 services funded by property tax revenue with a per taxpayer monthly tax of 3 43 dollars and outlines spending across police fire public works and administration. City Manager John B R Ficklin edited the report with Tod Kline and the Maynard Art Association providing artwork.
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Marin
Borgl
Treasury
John BR
Ficklin
Tod Kline
Mayward Art Association
Klock Printing Company of
Maynard
CMA Accuses Warren of Plagiarized Health Plan Gains
The California Medical Association accused Gov Karl Warren of using his health program to gain political prominence in a feeble bid. CMA chair Sidney Shipman said Warren pursues presidential dreams and would push a socialist night mare through implementation. Warren last week pitched his plan in a speech before the American Public Health Association.
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San Francisco
California Medical Association
Karl Warren
CMA
Sidney Shipman
CMA Council
Ships
Warren
American Public Health Association
Hayward High School Sophomore Killed Crossing Castro Street
Hayward police report 14 year old Richard Cronick died after being struck by a southbound car while crossing Castro Street near Harder Road at 9:30 pm. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Fairmont hospital. The driver, Christopher Fernandez, and an oncoming car driven by Lawrence W. George Jr., 18, were not charged. Cronick survived by his parents George and Alden, two brothers, two sisters, and a grandmother. The death marks Hayward’s eighth traffic fatality for the year and fifth in Southern Alameda County.
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Hayward High School
Castro Street
Harder Road
Fairmont Hospital
Richard Cronick
Hayward
Christopher Fernandez
E Street
Awrenee W. George Jr
Centerville
Hernandez
Wiinewres
Oity Era
Acane
Castro
George
Dessing
Hivahiel
Sorensen Brothers’ Mortuary
Oakland
Alden Cronick
George Cronick
Albert
Gentie
Pauline
Alden
Yvonne Boushard
New Bedford
Mass
George Boushard
Alameda County
Mrs Stanley Martin Reported In Missouri Sanatorium
Mrs Stanley Martin of 1971 Redwood Road Eden Congregational Church is reported in a Savannah sanitarium. She would welcome letters from friends during her convalescence as details from Dr Nichal's Sanitarium indicate.
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Stanley Martin
Missouri
Redwood Road
Eden Congregational Church
Nichal
Savannah
UN Truce Team Seeks Way Out Of Deadlock
UN truce negotiators in Munsan Korea held an urgent conference to break the deadlock with the Communists over a Korean cease-fire. Vice Admiral C Turner Joy led the five member delegation in plotting strategy for a joint subcommittee meeting at 1 a.m. tomorrow. Brig. Gen. William Nuckols said a new compromise proposal might emerge from the talks.
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Korea
Iu.p
United Nations
C. Turner Joy
William Nuckols
Hayward High trustees back teachers loyalty amid attacks
Hayward Union High School District trustees approved a vote of confidence for district teachers and urged any loyalty charges be brought as formal charges with a swift investigation. The measure cites past unfounded attacks on a San Lorenzo teacher cleared by the California Teachers Association and a history class portrayal of the Chinese Republic.
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Hayward
Hayward Union
San Lorenzo
California Teachers’ Association
Cormmutsi Party
Ede
Hayward High
B. Paulsen
Marlin Haley
Guy Warren
San Loreto High School
Communist Party
Bay Section Ethics Commission
California Teachers Association
Hayward Union High School
Brian
Uhe
Lawa
P. J. DeBernardi Heads Kiwanis Club in 1952
P J DeBernardi to lead Hayward Kiwanis as president for 1952 after last night’s election. E K Stanton named head vice president with Ernest Pimentel as treasurer. DeBernardi, elevated from vice president, is a longtime Hayward area leader and serves on Alameda county planning commission and Ora Loma Sanitary District board. Directors named include Castellucci, Demo, Guilford, Hennings, Hobson, Kelley and McGowan. Installation rites planned for January with committee heads to be named then.
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P. J. DeBernardi
Hayward Kiwanis Club
E. K. Stanton
Ernest Pimentel
DeBernareli
Hayward Acres
Hayward Area
Alameda
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Lorenzo High School
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