India Pledges Support for Ike Atoms for Peace Plan
India backed President Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan at the United Nations and offered to contribute raw uranium. I K Krishna Menon urged no impediments to atomic development in lesser developed countries while praising Eisenhower's initiative. The talk covered UN procedural unity, possible Soviet concessions, and a veto-free international agency reporting to the Security Council.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
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Anthony Nutt
International Agency
Gesling
Vishinsky
Security Council
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City to Hold Hearing on Annexation Proposals
Hayward City Council scheduled a public hearing at 8 p.m. to consider annexation applications for the Calleri property, a half acre at Tennyson and Manon, and the Lena property, two acres on Gading road. The council also approved tentative maps for Ben-Don tract 1506 unit No 2 north of Tennyson and east of the freeway, and Groom tract 1515 north of Orchard and west of Muir.
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Hayward City
Calleri
Tennyson
Manon
Lena
Gading Road
Ben- Don
Orchard
Muir
City Pigeon Fanciers Rally To Delay Loft Limit
Hayward residents who keep homing pigeons persuaded the city council to postpone a zoning amendment that would cap lofts at three birds each. Council members planned inspections while health officials and pigeon advocates debated the issue, noting potential nuisance claims and the hobby’s social benefits.
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Hayward Area
Hayward
John Purchio
Bob Wright
W. C. Wilson
Art Phillips
Council
Planning Commission
Ray King
Army private testifies in brutal trial of Lt. Anderson
Pvt. Rodney Steele testified at Camp Gordon that Lt. Charles C. Anderson forced him to perform exactions including pushups until exhaustion and ordered him buried with a wooden cross in his mouth. The general court martial accuses Anderson of 17 counts of brutal treatment or conduct unbecoming an officer amid prior incidents of harsh discipline.
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Army
Korea
Steele
Andersson
U S and Nationalists eye mutual defense pact by January
Secretary Dukes told senators the United States and Chinese Nationalists plan a mutual defense treaty roughly along lines of pacts with Australia New Zealand the Philippines Japan and South Korea. Eisenhower seeks congressional concurrence before any action that could lead to war in the Far East and may appoint Democratic consultants with Dulles.
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Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Japan
South Korea
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
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House
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White House
Wirick Plans to Quit as C D Official
Paul H Wirick Sr said he will resign as deputy director of Hayward Civil Defense due to lack of interest. He noted the city turned down his $36000 budget for a control center and a full time civil service employer and planned to submit his resignation in writing to City Manager Loban Ficklin by December 1.
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Paul H. Wirick
Hayward
Wirick
Lobn Ficklin
U S Demands End to Attacks On Our Planes
The United States demanded Russia prevent further Soviet attacks on American planes in the Far East and warned it will defend US aircraft if needed. Washington declared Habomai Island part of Japan and called for disciplinary action against those responsible for the Nov. 7 RB-29 downing near Hokkaido.
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Russia
Far East
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Hokkaido
Milton Berle Collapse Highlights Party TV Strife
Milton Berle collapsed at Lindy’s after a TV appearance amid pay dispute with Ruth Gilbert who had been replaced due to pregnancy. Dr Morgenbesser cited overwork and exhaustion. Gilbert received a letter terminating her contract effective after the Nov 16 broadcast. Arbitration with Actor’s Equity slated for next week.
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Milton Berle
Lindy
Ruth Gilbert
Lawrence Morgenbesser
Berle
Broadway
Morgenbesser
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Gilbert
Rosenberg
Irwin
Milton
Irving Gray
Actor's Equity Union
Returning GIs May Get Christmas at Home
Air Force personnel bound for or returning from the Far East have a good chance to spend Christmas at home or nearby bases. The 2349th Personnel Processing Group handles overseas replacements and returnees with a plan to reassign airmen to bases near their homes if overloads occur, with a 10 day delay en route. Personnel whose discharge date falls between December 24 and January 4 may be separated before that time to be home for Christmas.
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Discussion on iPenal System at Berkeley Panel
The Alameda County Mental Health society hosts a Berkeley panel titled Ruination of Rehabilitation at 8 pm in John Muir school at Ashby and Claremont. Speakers include Kenyon Scudder of the California Institution for Men Chico Douglas Rigg associate warden Soledad, Raymond E. Peters presiding judge SF appeals, and Donald O. Thompson Alameda County Probation director.
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Berkeley
Alameda County Mental Health Society
California
John Muir
Ashby
Claremont Avenues
Kenyon Scudder
California Institution
Chico
Douglas Rigg
Soledad
Raymond E. Peters
District Court
San Francisco
Donald 0. Thompson
Alameda County
Hayward Merchants and Owners Form City Chamber
The Hayward Merchants Association and the Downtown Property Owners Association merged to form the Hayward City Chamber of Commerce. The group approved a $25,000 city aid request, a full-time promotional manager, and divisions for merchants, property owners, industries, and professionals. Names faced legal conflict with the Hayward Area Chamber.
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Hayward Merchants’ Association
Downtown Property Owners’ Association
Hayward City Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Michaels
Roger Anderson
Hayward City Chamber Lof Commerce
Anderson
Hayward Area. Chamber:.of Commerce
Michaels
Hayward Area
Champer
Douglas Thompson
Ben Swig
Winton-Owen
Thompson
I Mi3s
Marjory Anne Schmid
Holiday Enterprises, Inc
Oklahoma City
Aerial transit proposal outlined at UC Berkeley
Henry K. Norton proposed an overhead aerial transit system for the San Francisco Bay area at the University of California College of Engineering. Runways would be elevated, trains rubber-tired and powered by a central electric rail, with costs estimated per mile and per station.
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Berkeley
San
Red Hungary Frees Noel and Herta Fields after five years
The Fields, Noel 50 and Herta 44, former U S State Department employee and his wife, were released from a Hungarian prison in a five year mystery. The Budapest legation said the release followed charges not paying off and indicated no immediate destination. Hermann Fields, Noel’s brother, had earlier been released by Poland, with further notes of Swiatlow’s defection linked to the case. Erikaye Glaser Wallach remains missing, last seen in East Berlin seeking clues to her foster parents. Robert Mallach, Noel’s ally, reports Erikaye is believed held at Vorkuta.
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Noel Field
U. S. State Department
Herta
U. S
U.S
Poland
Noel
Hermann
Cleveland Architectt
Ithe Tron Curtain
Erikaye Glaser Wallach
Noel 1
East- Berlin
Robert Mallach
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Prague
Swiatlow
Switzerland
Eisenhower urges bipartisan approach to foreign policy
President Eisenhower pressed Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to maintain a bipartisan stance on foreign policy and national defense regardless of party control. The White House described the two hour and 15 minute meeting as cooperative, with calls to consider a Far East defense pact and new West Germany agreements. Ratifying these treaties would bolster free world defense against communist aggression, the statement said.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
U.S
Rusista
John~ Foster Dulles
West Germany
Free World
Senators See Slim Chance of McCarthy Censure Compromise
Washington reports two senators warn compromise on McCarthy censure is unlikely as Watkins shifts Senate mood against concessions. Monroney calls Watkins speech torpedoing any deal while Thye backs remote compromise prospects. Bridges cites a third of the chamber open to compromise as Bennett prepares a new censure charge.
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Washington
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Watkins
McCarthy
Edward J. Thye
Rminn
Thye
Monroney
Pro Tempore
Styles Bridges
R-N. H
Watkins Committee
Wattkins
Wallace F. Bennett
Bennett
George W. Malone
R-Nev
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