UN Now Debates Disarmament Amid Charges and Delays
The United Nations moved to table a set of Soviet and Chinese charges on the disarmament agenda as Western allies pushed to air the accusations. Delegates faced cross fires over aggression claims tied to Korea and Formosa, with a decision to postpone deliberations for two weeks. Separately, US experts warned factory noise is a major hazard to workers, urging more study while outlining safety measures at Los Alamos and other sites.
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Yale instructor says undergrads misfit college movie view
Yale professor Richard B. Young criticizes students who expect college life to be all play and games. He argues many undergraduates equate daily fur and fun with college, mirroring movie portrayals.
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San Leandro inspector faces bribery trial
Glyde C. Cole of 296 Maude Avenue San Leandro goes on trial in Superior Court before Judge Donald K. Quayle on charges he accepted a $500 bribe from a plumbing firm involved in a 730 home project. A six man six woman jury was seated. Cole denies the charge saying the money was a gesture of appreciation. Attorney William Shannon Parrish represents Cole. Kiernan Hyland prosecutes.
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Population boom topics at Hayward chamber meeting
Hayward area business leaders plan for a population boom by 1960. The Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon on October 26 at the Mandarin Tea Garden to discuss expansion of streets highways parking facilities hotels clubs parks and the development of a state college and a strong industrial program.
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Government proposes new safety curbs on pesticide residues
The Health Education and Welfare Department proposes regulations covering about three dozen pesticides used on fresh fruit and vegetables in interstate commerce. The rules would ban any residue of nine chemicals and establish tolerances for 26 others, based on FDA hearings in 1950.
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