Malenkov Faces Khrushchev Rift in Coexistence Talks
Paris dispatch reports a diplomatic note describing a split between Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and Premier Georgi Malenkov over co existence talks with the West. Ambassador Louis Joxe cited Khrushchev as No 2 and chief party spokesman on policy, with Malenkov viewed as senior. The report, amid Washington discussions between Mendes France and Eisenhower, notes possible implications for East–West diplomacy.
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Kingsbury Smith
Paris
INS
Soviet Union
West
Moscow
Louis Joxe
Georgi Ma'enkov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Merenkov
Russia
Toxe
Yoxe
West Germany
Transit line hearing set for December in Hayward
South Hayward transit expansion faces full hearing December 2 at the Hayward City Library. California Public Utilities Commission Examiner John A. Loe Jr will oversee Miller Transit and Peerless Stages disputes over service extensions to Schefer Park Palma Ceia and Jackson Street reroute proposals amid city pressure for greater south Hayward routes.
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Hayward
Emil H. Miller Transit Lines
South
California Public Utilities Commission
John A
Owe, Jr
Wey System
Peerless Stages
Miller
Schafer Park
Palms Cela
Jackson Street
Castro Street
Peerless
San Jose
AEC Reveals Radioactive Rain in U S and Japan
In Tokyo a U S Atomic Energy Commission official said American officials are keen on reports of radioactive rain in Japan because they face the same problem. Salisbury cited investigations of rainfall in Boston Cambridge Rochester and Troy while noting no protective measures were discussed. Japanese agencies criticized conference secrecy.
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Tokyo
INS
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Oy Morse Salisbury
AEC
U. S
Rochester
Troy
N. Y
Merril Eisenbad
Health and Safety Laboratory
Khrushchev
Jaxa
Salisbury
Mainichi
Kyodo
New Charge Made On Actor's Son
In Santa Monica Edward Robinson Jr faced a retrial on charges of robbing two taxicab drivers after jurors in the first trial were deadlocked. Superior Judge Allen T. Lynch set February 14 for the retrial following a lengthy deliberation that ended 12 to 1 in favor of acquittal, with Young Robinson released on $10,000 bail.
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Santa Monica
Edward
Robinson, Jr
Allen T. Lynch
John Bresnik
Young Robinson
Kremlin Softens Tone on Downed Recon Planes
Reported two faced reaction from Russia over the B 20 reconnaissance shoot down. Public notes show defiance while discreet discussions in Moscow propose talks to prevent further air incidents. Ambassador Bohlen relays Moscow authorities favoring restraint and voluntary measures in sensitive areas.
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Kremlin
Charles Bohlen
State Department
Moscow
Pacific
Europe
Resson
Hit Run Widow Sues Driver In Alameda County
The widow of Rev. Ernest P. Runnells files a $100000 civil suit in Alameda County Superior Court against Leo Purcell, alleging wrongful death after Purcell confessed to driving the hit and run vehicle that struck the Hayward minister on By Bridge boulevard at Mt Eden. Purcell, 56, is to be arraigned tomorrow in Hayward Municipal Court on a felony manslaughter charge.
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Oakland
Tate
Ernest P. Ronnells
Leo Purcell
Alameda
Hayward
Constance H. Runnetts
San Francisco
Alameda County
Purcell
Rev. Runnells
Bridge Boulevard
Mt. Eden
Purse Snatch Victim Recovering At Local Hospital
Mrs Ann Hibbs of Hayward was assaulted by two juvenile males Monday night near Main Street. She sustained a broken right thumb and was briefly unconscious before the assailants fled with her purse containing about $2.50. She is recovering at Levine hospital and plans to return to her tailoring business within days.
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Ann Hibbs
Hayward
Levine Hospital
Main Street
Hibbs
Democrat Urges Anti Red Pledge In With Censure
Sen. Edwin Johnson urged expanding the censure resolution against Sen. McCarthy to include a denunciation of the Communist conspiracy and a pledge to continue Reds investigations. The move comes as GOP leader Kowhile weighs delaying debate due to McCarthy’s hospitalization.
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Washington
INS
Edwin ¢. Johnson
D-Cole
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Johnson
GOP
William F. Koowlang
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Francis Case
R-S.d
Ralph Zwicker
Congress
Hey
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Army
Zwicker
Ervin
What About Churchill Will He Retire
Britain weighs Churchill's future as he nears his 80th birthday on November 30. The Daily Review previews a Monday exclusive by Charles A. Smith, chief London bureau for International News Service, based on two decades of reporting and insights into Churchill's politics and endurance.
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Winston’ Churchill
Britain
Washington
Winston
Daily Review
Churchill
Ston Churchill
Charles A. Smith
London
International’ News Service
California Finance Chief Pushes Two Cent Cigaret Tax Plan
Sacramento notes Finance Director John M. Peirce urged a two cent per pack cigaret tax to balance the 1955 56 California budget. He estimated the tax plus a 10 percent tobacco products levy could raise about 38 million with reserves and tidelands funds covering gaps, and said the 1955 56 budget would exceed 1.5 billion. He argued for using reserves while avoiding broad tax hikes and stressed protecting tidelands beach and park funds. Governor Knight supported using reserves to avoid tax increases.
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Sacramento
John M. Peirce
California
Peirce
United Press
Tidelands
Fan Peirce
Goodwin J. Knight
Mine Stock Queen Sent To Hospital
Jewell Rivers, a prime suspect in Alameda County district attorney's probe into alleged illegal uranium stock sales, was committed to Stockton State Hospital for alcoholism after a hearing. She had been under psychiatric observation in Highland hospital earlier. State records name Rivers as central in the Nevada uranium mine stock case. local investors reportedly sank over $100,000. Investigation continues. official says commitment does not affect the fraud probe.
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Jewell Rivers
Alameda County District Attorney
Rivers
Stockton State
Highland Hospital
Evelyn Bacher
San Rafael
Nevada
Bay Area
Division of Corporations
Alameda County
Districtttorney
Robert J. McCreary
Gore to Continue Anti Joe Drive
Madison editor Le roy Gore says he believes he will press on with a second recall campaign against Senator Joseph McCarthy. He has received numerous telegrams and calls urging him to proceed after a Tuesday hint of dropping the effort. He notes the main obstacle is finding a single recall candidate acceptable to all anti McCarthy factions.
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Madison
Wis
Leroy. Gore
Joseph McCarthy
Gore
Sauk City
Hospital Pickets Remain On Duty At Castro Valley
Eden hospital remained picketed by the Office Employes International Local 29 today. Yesterday midday pickets from the Culinary Workers Local 823 were withdrawn after the union reached agreements with United Employers.
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Castro
Valley
Eden Shospital
Office
West Agrees On Atomic Peace Plan
United Nations news reports Western powers reaching a final agreement on Eisenhower’s Atoms-for-Peace plan. A joint seven-nation resolution will be presented for a vote, with Andrei Vishinsky offering counter suggestions to set up an international nuclear exchange agency. The draft excludes Red China and anticipates a unanimous committee vote, with Russia expected to commit to participation.
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NUCL
Meee YU
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
International Agency For Nuclear Exchange
U.S
U.N
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Vishinsky
United Nations
Eisenhower
Security Council
Cou
International Agency For Exchange of Atomic Materials
U.N. Assembly and Security Council
China
Andrei
International “Clearing House
Agency
Conference of Atomic Scientists
House Committee Cites Witnesses For Contempt
Washington The House Un-American Activities committee cited three witnesses for contempt of Congress and postponed a decision on Alger Hiss. Chairman Harold H. Velde said he does not expect Hiss to be called unless he provides information. The panel will study the matter further. The three cited are Dr. Robert Metcalf of Antioch University Norton Fussell of Vernay Laboratories and Professor Lee Lorell of Fisk University. Metcalf and Fussell admitted Communist Party membership.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Congress
Alger Hiss
Pate Committee
Harol H. Velde R
Hiss
State Department
Velde
Com
Robert Metcalf
Antioch — University
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Norton Anthony Fussell
Vernay Laboratories
Lee Lorell
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Sherer
Metcalf
Fussell
Communist Party
Gun Victim's Child Sent to Grandparents in Louisiana
Six year old Stanley Pollins, a former Irvington resident, witnessed his father shoot his mother and then attempt suicide. He has been sent to his grandparents in Louisiana as authorities report the surviving child’s custody arrangements. The father remains hospitalized at Santa Clara County hospital in life threatening condition.
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Santa Clara
Stanley Pollins
Irvington
Louisiana
Santa Clara County Hospital
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Miami Beach
Richmond, Va
A. H. Robins Drug Company
Versailles
A. H. Robins
Kremilin
South Hayward
Dorinuine
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Joxe
Milloweca
Eres Toute
Huntwood
Harder Road
Harder
Underwood Street
Underwood
Inglewood
Klvé
Toutn
Ingiewood
Stanwood Road
Stanwood
Russell City
Robert Allen
Far East
Cus
Ages Ee
Hayward Tire Exchange
Bill Wilton
Creel
United States
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Sen
Arthur V. Watking
Coloradoan
Comntunists
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Snowland
Lise
William Knowland
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
White House
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House Committee
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House of ‘Paper and Paper Art
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