Villagers demand closure of S L Hog Farm
About 100 residents of San Lorenzo Village packed the community center to press for shutting down a hog farm off Beckman road. Alameda County Health official Ruegnitz said removal would take time as the Oakland Scavenger Co facility seeks a temporary permit. Residents led by Mrs Eugene Henderson urged county supervisors to deny future operating permits and keep the farm from extending beyond December 31.
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San Lorenzo Village
Beckman Road
Ruegnitz
Oakland Scavenger Company
Mrrs
Eugene Henderson
Chigilta
The
del Rey Pta
Board of Supervisors
Homes Association
Citizens’ Group
Dulles Reasserts Policy Against Immediate Blockade
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles spoke in Chicago warning the United States would confront the cold war with restraint and a big stick only as a last resort. He vetoed a call for an immediate naval blockade on Red China and urged peaceful means, unity among free nations, and readiness to fight if necessary to deter aggression.
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Ins
John Foster Dulles
America
Senate
Willam F. Knowland
Calif
Dunes
Red China
Free Nations
Asia
Dulles
Swith
International
Ruegnitz
Europe
Dina
United Nations
United States
Canada
United “States
William F.snowland
Formosa
China
Jisling
U.S
Chiang
Taiwan
Kinmen
Quemoy
Fadiens
Walter Robertson
San Leandro Council Backs Ordinance on Offensive Comics
The San Leandro city council voted to curb offensive illustrated publications for under 18, approving a preliminary ordinance restricting sale, giveaway, and public display of certain crime themed comics. The measure follows a push by the San Leandro Junior Women's Club and suggests retailers follow a probation officer approved list, though officials said it would be only a guide.
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San Leandro
Look
Life
Collier’s
Truck Fire Delays Highway Traffic Near Irvington
A truck carrying roofing materials caught fire on Highway 27 just north of Irvington around 8:30 am. The driver Charles Willis, 38, of Qckland was uninjured. Tevington firefighters extinguished the blaze as the truck faced Tevington Elementary School.
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Trvington
Irvington
Charles Willis
Qckland
Tevington
San Francisco Mayor Plans Smog Control Study
SAN FRANCISCO May or Elmer E Robinson plans a personal study of smog control legislation to determine which emissions San Francisco should tax to halt air pollution threats in northern California. He will confer with Supervisor Cla Hast McMahon, chair of the public health and welfare committee, an advocate of a nine‑county regional cooperative program.
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San Francisco
Elmer E. Robinson
Californi
Robinson
Cla Hast McMahon
Supervisors’ Public Health and Welfare Committee
Economic forecast 1955 remarks by Joint Congressional committee
The Joint Congressional committee on the Economic Report predicts 1955 will begin prosperous but demand measures later to sustain growth. It cites consumer spending rising by 1.7 billion in the third quarter and warns that large scale private or public expenditures will be needed to create jobs for about two million more workers entering the labor market in coming years.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Emergency phone patrol extends to three new regions
The California Highway Patrol announced a toll emergency reporting number 1 2000 would extend to three more areas including the San Francisco Bay region and Redding and Yreka. Commissioner Caldwell said the line is for emergencies only and not for routine calls.
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Sacramento
E.A
Highway Patrol
Highway Patro
San Francisco Bay Region
Redding and
Yreka
BR. Caldwell
Churchill Birthday Gift Funds 150000 Pound Pledge
Sir Winston Churchill received a 150000 pound check on his 80th birthday presented by Lord Moynihan from the Churchill Birthday fund. The money, raised by subscription, will endow Chartwell as a museum and support charitable purposes while Churchill reflected on wartime leadership and the duty of living by his pen and tongue.
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Charles A’ Smith
Winston Churchill
Britain
Lord Moynihan
Churchill Birthday Fund
Moynihan
Chartwell
Jenn
Sre
Westminster Hall
Aechil
House of Commons
McCarthy Censure Vote Sparks Hope for Supporters
McCarthy supporters claim the Senate vote to begin discussion on censure boosts their push for a compromise with Wisconsin Republican. Critics foresee outright censure as inevitable, as Senate moves to start voting at 3 p.m. tomorrow with a final verdict possible tomorrow night or Thursday.
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Washington
Joseph .R
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
McCard
Lome
Police Fear Death by Own Action Near Livermore Bridge
Coast guard units searched waters near the San Mateo bridge for the body of Amado Presia Dongallo, 47, of Livermore, believed to have jumped yesterday afternoon. An abandoned car with doors open, found about a mile from the eastern end, carried a note asking his sister to be informed as the doctor said he had been treated for despondency. Local physician said the man appeared despondent and an appointment had been scheduled yesterday afternoon.
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San Mateo Bridge
Amado Presia Dongallo
Livermore
California Highway
Patronnaz
Rollo C. Schaffler
Dongallo
Thomas L Houchings
Nicholas Doldun
Vallejo
Ballef
Houchins
Dion'galls
Flare Up Halts Senate Debate On McCarthy
In a heated Senate session Senators Jenner and Flanders clashed over McCarthy censure. Jenner denounced the Thanksgiving Voice of America broadcast while Flanders defended a message calling Soviets “my friends” and “my Soviet brothers.” The exchange included sharp insults and questions about intelligence.
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Ins
William . Jenner
Ind
Ralph &. Blanders
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Jenner
Planders
Voice of America
Flanders
McCarthy
Russia
Charles
Bohlen
Soviet Union
Iedermer
Vermont
Jerner
New Englander
Chiang Kai-shek Sets Timetable for Mainland Invasion
Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek disclosed that Free China has a mainland assault timetable. He said the U S should not participate in actual warfare but may aid with material and tech support. He noted both sides may have invasion timetables for Formosa and the mainland.
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Marvin Stone
INS
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
United States
Chiang
Snd
Knight Favors Keeping High Gasoline Tax
Sacramento Governor Goodwin Knight expressed support for maintaining the current high gasoline tax level rather than cutting it by a half cent next July. He noted the extra revenue would fund highway construction and listed planned projects in Stockton, Sacramento, the Bay Area, Sonoma and Marin counties while ruling out toll roads. The governor also announced imminent appointments to lead the state liquor control and social welfare departments and said he would remain in Sacramento through Christmas to work on the budget with state officials.
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Goodwin J. Knight
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Marin
California
Assembly
James W. Silliman
Rsalinas
Canton Duffy
San Quentin
William A. Worton
Los Angel
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