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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1954

Page

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Adenauer asks public approval of London Pact

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged Germans to back the London agreement as the path to integrating West Germany into the Western defense system. He praised the pact as preserving sovereignty while linking Germany to the United States Britain Canada France Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands, and pledged no atomic or chemical weapon manufacture while allowing peaceful nuclear research. Observers noted no mention of the Saar dispute in his address.

Bonn Konrad Adenauer London West Germany United States Britain Canada France Germany Italy Belgium Luxenbourg Netherlands Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization European Defense Community Adenauer Harpe Anthony Eden Saar Fecie Secres

Mission Girl First Polio Victim In County Test Area

Leota Rexroad an eight year old Mission San Jose girl is the first polio case reported from Alameda county vaccine field trials. Her mild illness followed two of three injections given last May with coded records at the National Polio Research Center identifying who received the vaccine. The trials involved Southern Alameda county students in first through third grades and drew statewide attention as the county reports higher polio activity though not epidemic.

San Jose Alameda County Leota Rexroad Capistrano Avenue James G. Malcolm Malcolm Nat Research Center National Pelio Research Center California Alamede

Dulles Reportes on European Conference Findings

The National Security Council will meet to hear a report from Secretary of State Dulles on the London conference on West German rearmament. Officials say the council may discuss confirming NATO admission and ratification steps while addressing Senate action on the London accord.

Washington National Security Council John Foster Dulles London State Department Henry Suydam Robert Cutler Lant Denver Eisenhower U.S West Germany North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Senate Joseph BR. McCarthy Suydam Dulles Tig Im NATO Council Volved Avith European Defense Community EDC Pierre Mendes-France Cairman Alexander Wiley R-Wis Senate Foreign Relations Committee Germany Ike House Denver White House Richaard M. Nixon Nation White House INSC GOP Murray Snyder GPP

Howell Quits Alameda County Administrator Position

Edwin S. Howell of Alameda submits resignation as county administrator to the Board of Supervisors. He will become Richmond city manager on October 18 at $15,000 annually, with the county post ending October 1. Howell has held the job four years and previously led El Cerrito as city manager. No successor named. Wayne E. Thompson will leave Richmond to become Oakland city manager October 1 after John F. Hasster’s death.

Oakland Edwin S. Howell Alameda Alameda County Board of Supervisors Howell Richmond el Cerito

Behind the scenes turmoil in atomic program

A backstage conflict over H-bomb development wrangles public and classified matters. Violent dissension, jealousies, and vendettas swirl around the Dixon Yates contract and a rumored hydrogen device failure. Senator Clinton Anderson and Dr Edward Teller are cited amid ongoing battles.

Waskingtone Howys Dixon-Yates South Pacific Clinton Anderson Dixon- Yates Edward Teller

Trieste Dispute Settled by Italy and Yugoslavia

London reports a nine year long Trieste dispute ending in a four power memorandum. Zone A around Trieste stays under Italy with a free port. Zone B to Yugoslavia hinterland. Boundary commission to refine map. withdrawal of troops to follow, with minority protections and civil administration shifts.

London UNS Trieste Italy Yugoslavia Trieste Free Territory Marshal Tito Adriatic Sea John Winterton Yeer Jeavch

Annex Plea for San Leandro Annexation Set for Monday

Representatives from Hillcrest Knolls East 14th Street Terrace and Fairmont Terrace seek annexation to San Leandro. A Monday meeting with the city council and planning commission at 8 pm is described as exploratory with no immediate action. The council previously urged caution but hasn’t closed the door to annexation.

San Leandro Jcity

Police Question Burglary Suspects in Hayward Youths

Hayward police inspector El mer BabeHerrier questioned four juveniles, ages 14 to 16, who confessed to at least a dozen local burglaries. They admitted burglaries at a drive in theatre and restaurant on East idth street and the Haymont department store theft of about $30 in cash and $400 in clothing. Investigators will determine the full extent today or tomorrow. Deputies detained the youths after one boy reported a stolen car and could not present a license. A second day followed after it was learned she tried to change a large amount of cash into paper money.

Hayward Elmer Babe” Herrier Herker Eastidth Street Haymont Herrier

Tragic Roxy Theater Jump Shocks Onlookers

Mrs. Fried leaped from the seventh floor, plunging to death before a crowd of about 3,000 witnesses. The tragedy followed 35 minutes of her sitting and dangling from a window ledge while horrified onlookers watched.

Roxy Theater Fried Hirtling Hotel Taft Jooks ‘Hhelplessly Mary Fried New York City Econds

Wage Dispute Shuts Down New York Port

The International Longshoremen's Association halts work at New York piers for a second time in six months over back wages. Spokesmen warn the shutdown could divert cargo and cripple the port, with prior strikes costing hundreds of millions and leading to jail terms and fines. Union leaders press for retroactive wage and welfare increases while talks with the New York Shipping Association continue.

New York International Longshoremen’s Association ILA Poe T-man John A. Burke AFL New York Shipping Association

FBI Arrests Suspect in Big Bank Robbery Case

Henry George Rixinger of Albuquerque faced U S Commissioner on charges tied to the September robbery of the Five Points Bank of New Mexico branch in Albuquerque. He was held on 100000 bond as FBI also arrested Dennis Logsy Dages and Sarah Mobley Dages in Phoenix for receiving and concealing stolen funds.

Phoenix Ariz Five Points Bank of New Mexico Albuquerque FBI Henry George Rixinger U. S C. B. Wilson Rixinger Dennis Logsy Dages Sarah Mobley Dages Sky Harbor Dages Hhe Rexinger Thea Five Points Bank Maynor Dor ‘Treck Riminger

Recreation District Seeks New Bond Vote in Hayward Area

Alameda County supervisors weighed resubmitting a 3.9 million dollar Hayward Area Recreation District bond to voters for park and recreation improvements. The prior bond failed by under seven percent on Sept 26. The advisory board and Citizens Committee urged placing the issue on the general election ballot, with 17 committee members joining district officials to appeal. Issues include legal and procedural hurdles, ballot timing, and whether Halcyon and Feohill Manor remain in the district.

Oakland Alameda Hayward Area Recreation District Recreation District Recreation District Advisory Board United Citizens’ Commitee The Com.rttes Ray Witcher Marta Blake Board of Supervisors Citizens’ Committee Halcyon Feohill Manor San Leandro Stanton School Parents Club Tennyson Teenagers Castro Valley Common Center League of California Bernard Flanagan United Citizens Committee Flanagan Hayward Jéssons Citizens” Committee Advisory’ Board William Bowman Alpert. Swain

Antiintegration Demonstrations Break Out Again

More than 1,500 junior high and high school students demonstrated against racial integration in Washington. Police arrested two teens and two young men at Anacostia high, as about 500 white students gathered and were dispersed. Demonstrations occurred at six of the district's 21 junior highs and two of 12 high schools, including Anacostia and Eastern. Officials wanted a swift end to the protests and police maintained strict action outside schools.

Washington Baltimore Anacostia High School Oue Anacostia Eisenhower District of Columbia Supreme Cow Eastern ‘High Eastern Anacostia High Anacostiaigh School

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