Review of hydrogen bomb report sparked security debate
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee will review the hydrogen bomb tests with focus on security breaches. Senator Hickenlooper warned the West must outpace Soviet advances in nuclear power while scientists say new weapons threaten even greater devastation and call for alternatives to the arms race. Bridges faces appeal after a 1945 perjury conviction, with potential jail and deportation, while authorities warn of sensitive data leakage from Eniwetok and security rules governing disclosures.
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Washington
Sen
Bourke & Hickéhlapper
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Iowa
GOP
Hickenlooper
Jules Halpern
Federation of American Scientists
Atomic Energy Commission
Ban
Francisco
U. S
Anpests
Harry Bridges
Henee
Communist Party
Bridges
U. S&s. Supreme Court
The
International
International), Longshoremen’s and
Ands
Circuilcourt
Brupes
Homer Bone
Walter L. Pope
Albert Lee Stephens
Pal Supreme Court
Henry Schmidt
J. R. Robertson
ILWU
Honolulu
Batk
Eniwetok
Ar ‘Iving
Atomic Energy Commisson
Dask Force
Equpn
AEC
Army
Navy
Air Force
Percy W. Glarkson
Halpern
Senators consider probe into campaign spending in new Congress
A group of Senators privately weighs a bid to uncover how many millions were spent in the recent election. Led by Wayne Morse, Carl Hayden, Tom Hennings, and Warfield, they cite official filings showing large expenditures by party committees. Prospects for a formal inquiry appear unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
Hat
Ivey
Saxi
Wayna Morse
Ore
Stevenson
Carl Vayden
Ariz
Tom Hennings
Ing McGarthy
Warley Iilldore
Vay Rewly
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Ike Arrives For Truman Talks Ike Says Date Not Set For Korea Trip
Eisenhower, finishing a post election vacation at Augusta, Ga, said he does not know when he will make his promised visit to Korea. He spoke briefly at the airport before heading to Washington for talks with Truman aides and to arrange a series of conferences ahead of his inauguration. He noted the trip’s timing remains undecided and emphasized plans to seek intelligent support for the next four years.
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Merriman Smith
Augusta
Rice
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Washington
United States
Kores
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Detroit
Paket
Joseph M. Dorige
Truman
Fisenhower
Escvt Siid
South Korea Plans Offensive as North Korea War Policy Shifts
Seoul prepares a seven point statement to President-elect Eisenhower urging a full United Nations drive to the Manchurian border, signaling an end to armistice talks. President Rhee is expected to sign, while Peiping warns of a tougher response than before.
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Pusan
Korean
Dwight Eisenhower
United Nations
North
South Korea
Eisenhowey
Syngman Rhee Jastot
U. N
Peiping
Eisenhower
Thanjtzen
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
China
Korea
Worker Injured At Sanfit Quonset Warehouse
Calvin Tomes of 270 Casira Street was taken to a local hospital after back and shoulder injuries from a ladder fall while cutting wires atop a Quonset hut warehouse in the Sanfit Revenge district maintenance ward. He is with Pacific Gas and Light Company.
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Hayward
Calvin Tomes
Casira Street
Afl
Y Tomes
Sanfit Revenge
Pacific Gas and Hleetyi
Crpinyet
Hoffman says he will not leave post in Eisenhower era
Hoffman states he has no plan to resign from his press position and will not join a future administration. He notes ongoing work on sewage plant bonds and future projects with Ford Foundation. The denial comes amid speculation about cabinet prospects and Washington postings.
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Los Angeles
Paul Hoffman
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Siréetor
Washington
Eithe
Dwight D. Eisenhuser
Ford
Hoffman
Siavenson
Eisenhower arrives in capital amid huge crowds
President elect Eisenhower lands in Washington for a White House meeting with Truman and a celebratory welcome. The day centers on planning for transition and discussing Iran, the near East, Korea, and Indo China as crowds estimate nearly one million, while many locals cannot vote. The gathering signals a pivotal start to Ike’s four year presidency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Fla
Gleet
White House
Iran
Near East
Korea
Indo-China
United States
District of Columbia
City Charter Hearing Set For Tonight
Hayward residents can examine the proposed city charter at a public hearing in the city council chamber at 8 o clock. Copies of the draft will be distributed to attendees. The charter aims to lift Hayward to the sixth class city status and will go to a January special election. Allen Grimes and a nine member citizens committee prepared the draft. Grimes and the committee will attend to answer questions along with the council. May or Harr urged attendance to reflect public sentiment.
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Hayward
Citizens’ Committee
Allen
Grimes
Modesto
John Harr
California highways to be jammed with cars by 1970 says official
Col Carol Brite of the Automotive Safety Foundation told the joint highway committee that California’s 9 25 million cars will fill highways by 1970. She warned of a high road deficiency and urged plans to address future growth as forecasts show one vehicle per person by 1970 and miles traveled rising sharply. The meeting noted a booming economy and rising travel, with a forecast of 10 percent jump in miles driven and a dramatic rise in traffic.
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Sacramento
California
Carol Brite
Automotive Safety Foundaton
Joint Legislative Highway Ween Nee Committee
Ihe
Foy
Erik
Eisenhower
Truman
Helnon
Toli
Btg
National Airport
White House
Rowle of Kiser
Weather report notes warm-up with above freezing days
The day warmed to the upper thirties and around 68 in some spots. Frosted windshields were lighter than yesterday as temps rose about two degrees. The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and tomorrow with light variable winds. the coldest area yesterday was Laramie at 9 below. A heat wave briefly reached Chicago at 74 degrees.
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Laramie
Wyo
Jji
Hayward
Chicago
India’s Peace Proposal Faces Major Revision at UN
At the United Nations in New York an Indian plan to end the Korean War faced revision as the United States and allies objected to forced repatriation. India proposed a five member repatriation commission with Czechoslovakia Poland Sweden and Switzerland plus an umpire chosen by the four powers or the general assembly to handle prisoners of war.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
United States
India
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
General Assembly
Death Strip Crash Demolishes Two Cars in Castro Valley
Two drivers collided on Pergola Hills Death Strip early today. Both cars were demolished. Koide Boise, 65, of Los Altos, trapped unconscious inside one vehicle, rescued after minutes with a crowbar. Caryle BR. Faria, 1498 Dublin Boulevard Hayward, drove one car. Both victims rushed to Fairmonts hospital. Bansal suffered facial lacerations, the Hayward woman received a head injury and facial gash, later sent home for private care.
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Castro Valley
Pergola Hill
Vee Koide Boise
Los Altos
Bansel
Caryle BR
Faria
Dublin
Boulevard
Hayward
T O Havel
Crow Canyon
Falrnsont Hospital
Bansal
Truman Ike Meeting Sparks Bitter Campaign Feud
Washington reports a sharp crossfire as Truman and Eisenhower exchange scathing charges. Truman accuses Eisenhower of pandering to demagogues and betraying core principles while denouncing past allied ties and policy moves. Eisenhower fires back on Truman's political morals and leadership, painting him as a partisan expert in demagogy and a figure of discord. The feud underscores deep partisan tension ahead of the election.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Republic
George C. Mc. Truman
Marshall
Joe Statin
Kansas City
Government files anti trust suit against Du Pont empire
The government opened an unprecedented anti trust case against Du Pont Indus, alleging a tiny group controlled vast assets. Willis Hotchkiss outlined aims to divest Du Pont of stakes in U S Rubber and General Motors, citing the three Du Pont brothers as key partners. He noted Du Pont’s links to the Savannah River bomb installation and the Yanford plant, warning against new monopolies under a one dollar fee system. GM’s vast influence and Du Pont’s 23 percent GM stake were highlighted with assets over five billion dollars in 1950.
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Cuicago
le Vast du Pont Indus
Willis Hotchkiss
Inter
Cnust
Hotchiss
du Pont
U. S. ‘Rubber
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Amor du Pont Brothers
Pierre
Irened
Lammot
Renee
Hotchkiss
Yanford
Wash
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
Iine
United States
Suit Seeks 750000 Damages Over Hayward Airport Jets
San Lorenzo Village homeowners file in Superior Court a 750000 damage and injunction suit against the City of Hayward. They seek to limit runway use to single engine planes, arguing four engine jets endanger residents, degrade property values, and cause intolerable noise and vibrations. Named plaintiffs include John Dobbins and Robert McJannoald. attorney is Fred M. Van Sicklen.
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Oakland
Hayward
San Lorenzo Village
Fred M. van Sicklen
Alameds
van ‘Sicklinsaid
Patel
New Jersey
van Sicklen
San Lorenzo
Board of Supervisors
Alameda
Oak
John Dobbins
Chiquita
Robert
McJannoald
San Amdo
Cal Berkeley crowns Miss Fanet Grout queen for Big Game
Miss Fanet Grout of Honolulu was crowned queen of the Big Game proceedings at Cal Berkeley. Attendants include Coleen MacNeill Agnes McDonnell Diane Powers and Helen Bragg, with Jack Jensen officiating.
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Berkeley
Calif
Fanet Grout
Honolulu
Stanford
Calfornia
Hety
University of California
California
Guidder Jackin Jensen
Coleen MacNeill
San Marino
Agens McDonnell
Diane Powers
Piedmonnt
Helen Bragg
Director of Mint Plans to Retire in 20 Years of Service
Mrs. Nel Tayloe Ross, 87, director of the U S Mint, announced plans to retire by April 30 after twenty years in the post since her 1933 appointment by President Franklin D Roosevelt. She toured the Mint yesterday for a farewell visit with many friends.
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Denver
Cole
Nellie Tayloe Ross
U. S. Mint
Washington
Ross
Mint
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fresh MacFarlane Candies Boom At Redwood Pharmacy
Hayward and Castro Valley residents report the famous Scotch candymaker’s chocolates are factory fresh and move quickly from the refrigerated case. Brought by Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy customers can buy two pounds for $1.25, with free parking and long hours.
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Astro Valley
Hayward
Castro Valley
Wishart’s
Redwood Pharmacy
Days Center
Redwood Road
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