Peace hopes dampened as Kremlin backs Chinese effort in Korea
The United States faced a new chill in hopes for peace as the Kremlin backed Chinese Red efforts to win a Korean armistice on the 38th parallel. Moscow disclosed confidential talks, seen as a rejection of U S moves to negotiate, while Washington vowed to press on with pursuit of an armistice.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Ashington
United States
Russia
Moscow
Kremin
Red
38Th Parallel
Kremlin
State Department
Tey
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Soriet
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kirk
Vishinsky
United St
Matthew B. Ridge
Truman
Hugh 8. Cummings, Jr
House Senate Work on Tax Boost Bill
Democratic leaders hoped a House Senate conference could agree today on an acceptable tax increase bill. House members were told to be ready for a possible vote tomorrow. The closed door session began at 10 am with expectations the compromise would resemble the $6.732 billion proposal rejected earlier.
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Washington
ULP
House-Senate
House
John W. McCormack
Hayward High Radio Club Revisits Ex President
The Hayward high radio club contacted their ex president Al Wolverton now at UC Berkeley last week from Room 102. Wolverton, operating the ROTC station at the university, was assisted by Laurel Spiree, a former Hayward graduate. The club, with 17 members, recently elected officers Ronald White president Warren Rumsey vice president and Don Brenkwitz secretary.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
al Wolverton
University of California
Wolverton
University
Laurel Spiree
Hayward High
C. W. Nelson
Ronald White
Warren Rumsey
Don Brenkwitz
Improvement of international relations blurred by Soviet attack
The State Department viewed the possibility of Russia realistically carrying out statements as damaged when Moscow last night made public the Soviet American talks and launched new attacks on the United States.
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Russia
State Department
Moscow
United
Governor's Man to Talk On Housing in Hayward
Malcolm Barris, coordinator of the California Potentiey Mobilization Service, will represent Governor Earl Warren at a Hayward Area Housing Assistance meeting next Tuesday evening. Major Forrester M. Smith announced the plan at the committee meeting. Harris of Parks Air Force Base is expected to discuss statewide trends in providing adequate housing for military personnel near military installations. The note mentions Hayward area residents seeking to convert their properties for multiple dwellings and informs contractors will attend a specialized meeting in old.
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Hayward
Malcolm Barris
California Potentiey Mobilization Service Committee
Earl Warren
Hayward Area
Resigning Mt Eden Crossing Guard Attacks Discrimination
Mt Eden highway crossing guard Rohni Molmes says he resigned in protest over discrimination against a group of children. He wrote to the state highway department recommending no safety squad at Mt Eden while discrimination exists. His resignation takes effect Oct 31, citing a teacher blocking upper class students from participating in traffic control on Hesperian Boulevard.
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MT. Eden
Rohni Molmes
Mt Eden
State Highway Department
Tamento
Holmes
Hesperian Boulevard
Meeting outlines coping with material shortages
Mrs. V A Hale speaking for the committee's women's speakers bureau explained housing needs at Hill and Valley club Monday. A similar briefing will be offered at the American Association of University Women meeting. Women tonight, Major Hoss BR Bryant of Parks Air Force Base is a permanent committee member per Major Smith announcement.
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V. A. Hale
Women's
Hill and Valley Club
American Association of University
Hoss BR
Bryant
Parks Air Force Base
Smith
Fluoridated Water Seen Expanding Across U S
American Dental Association officials estimate one in five Americans will drink fluoridated water within a year as 127 cities already add fluoride and 80 more have approved equipment. Reports from test cities show significant declines in tooth decay, especially among children, with declines ranging from 16 to 65 percent across ages.
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U.P
American Dental Association Convention
Dentists’ Meeting
Arizona
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Cleveland
Allan O. Gruebbel
Chicago
Association
Council On Dental Health
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sheboygan
Marshall
Tex
Evanston
Ill
Gruebber
Charge man robbed St. Andrew's Poor Box
A San Francisco resident, Francis Anthony Griffin, 67, was arrested in Oakland on charges of robbing the poor box at St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church on Adeline Street. Father Thomas Gilbert reported seeing Griffin pry the lid off the offering box yesterday.
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Oakland
St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church
Adeline Street
Thomas Gilbert
Poce
Francis Anthony Griffin
San Francisco
Resuscitator Demonstrated At Castro Valley Lions Dinner
Castro Valley lions club heard a demonstration of resuscitation equipment used by the Castro Valley fire department at the clubhouse on Rutledge road. The display included an inhalator and aspirator and featured firefighting gear associated with the "Man From Mars" theme.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Fire Department
Castro Valley Lions Club
Rutledge Road
Mars
Washington DC urged bigger steel for schools
A Washington DC urging readers to press for larger steel allocations for educational needs. The appeal lists key policymakers and offices in Washington including the White House, Senate and House offices to contact for support.
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Washington, D. C
Haney
Truman
White House
Washington
Sener Nixon
Senate
Washingon
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