Nine-Power Talks Make Progress on German Question
Paris reports the first session of the nine-power conference on rearming West Germany under the Brussels Pact ran two hours with good progress. Spaak said it rolled along and expected to finish tonight as talks focused on enlarging the Brussels treaty to include West Germany and Italy. A key hurdle remains France plans for a strict armaments production pool, with Mendes-France urging decentralization. Eden chaired as observer Ismay attended for NATO.
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Paris
INI
West Germany
Brussels
Paul Henri Spaak
Faris
Brussels Treaty Organization
Italy
Britain
Anthony Eden
Guade
BRUTO
London
Armaments Control Agency
Bruto Assembly
Council of Europe
Bruto Nations
Bruto Council of Ministers
Brato Council of Ministers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Lord Ismay
Pierre Mendes-France
John Foster Dulles
Major chains cut coffee price to six cents a pound
New York grocery chains including A and P Grand Union H Bokack and Safeway cut retail coffee to six cents a pound after wholesale prices dropped five cents per two pounds. The move follows a wholesale price reduction across major suppliers.
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New York
A & P, Grand Union Company
Bokack Company, Inc
Safeway Stores, Inc
Bay Counties Population Tops 3 Million
The San Francisco Bay Area population reached over three million by January 1 this year, up 300,000 from the 1950 census. Alameda led gains with an estimated January 1 1854 population near 918,000, rising 77,330 from 1950 figures due to natural increases and net in migration. The study notes Bay Area growth now exceeds 7,800 persons per month.
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Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area
Eisenhower campaigns in New York with Dewey and Ives
President Eisenhower staged a three hour motor tour through New York City districts usually Democratic, with Gov. Dewey and gubernatorial candidate Ives nearby. He visited housing projects, a Bronx highway, and a state hospital while praising the campaign effort and stressing resilience. He also spoke on foreign policy noting openness to talks while warning against atomic war.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Irving M. Ives
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
GOP
Tyes
Harlem
State Hospital
Gettysburg
Hotel Roosevelt
Kremlin
U.S
Campaign Notes Urge GOP to Highlight Unemployment Edge
A private memorandum to candidates and workers urges tackling unemployment to boost GOP chances. A distributed document titled Campaign Notes and Suggestions says some favorable straws hint at unemployment improvement and should be stressed by oral candidates. Hall forecasts lower registration than 1952 and even 1950, claiming apathy and a 10 percent drop in eligible voters can favor Republicans if they mobilize the party vote.
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Ard Hall
Hall
Glenmoor Gains Lead in Alameda County Boundaries Battle
Glenmoor Gardens residents file petitions with Alameda County Board of Supervisors to form a Glenmoor Gardens Community Services district over 220 acres overlapping with Newark. Boundaries include Highway 17 Eastshore Freeway line Central and Mowry avenues. Hearings set after clerk checks names. Newark incorporation committee has not yet filed.
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Oakland
Centerville
Glenmoor Garcens
Aneady
Newark
Glenmoor Gardens
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County Boundaries Commission
Highway 17
Eastshore
Central
Mowry Aveehues
Board of Supervisors
Cow
Mowry Avenues
Glenmoor
Jury Acquits Alameda Inspector in Bribery Case
A Alameda Superior Court jury acquitted Clyde Cole a 62 year old San Leandro resident of bribery charges linked to a $500 payment while serving as a county plumbing inspector. The incident dated July 9 at a 730 home Irvington project and was defended by Oakland attorney William S. Parrish who argued the money was a goodwill gesture rather than a bribe.
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Oakland
Clyde
Cole
San Leandro Mar
Alameda County
Donald K. Quayle
Irvington
William S. Parrish
Parrish
Miller Lux Proceedings Postponed a Week
Proceedings in the Miller & Lux fraud conspiracy case were postponed for one week. Federal Judge Oliver Carter will hear motions to appoint a special master for a pre trial deposition and to require the chief defendant to disclose income tax records. A separate note reports a scientist identifying benzpyrene in burning cigarette paper and discusses cancer risks and industry research.
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Oliver Carter
J. Leroy Nickel
Yan Wayne Pre Sassnensanres
Kelemine
Rene
Lefemme
Sci
San Francisco
Communists Clash in Federal Court Over Red Outlaw Plan
In Washington a three judge federal court heard the government seek to outlaw the Communist party and force disclosure of its finances and officers under the 1950 Internal Security framework. John Abt argued for the party while David S Irons defended the government as the case advances.
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Washington
INS
Communist Party
United States
Red Party
Subversive Activities Control Board
David
Irons
Justice, Department Internal Security
Ninth Juror Chosen For Sheppard Trial
The fifth woman and ninth juror were selected today in the Dr. Samuel Sheppard murder trial. The judge refused a noon adjournment to continue interrogation. A blood stained glove and wristwatch with matching blood type were disclosed as new evidence, while the court moved into its fourth day with jurors seated.
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Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Marilyn
Edward Blythia
Bay Villa
S A
Coroner's Office
Marilyn Sheppard
Carvas Oglaves
Sheppard
Sam
Trint
R. Gerber
Truant escapes from San Francisco youth center
A 17 year old boy escaped from the Youth Guidance center with a 1 year old last night after threatening guards with a 732 caliber revolver. Both boys were recaptured in a stolen car shortly before midnight. The gun was reportedly smuggled into the center by the 17 year old. He used it to force Sun visor Julius Johnson to give Riz street glasses and locked up supervisor on duty Joseph Ansek.
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San Francisco
Jse
Sune Visor
Julius Johnson
Riz Street
Johnson
Joseph Ansek
Navy suspends Condon's clearance
Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas suspended the security clearance of Dr. Edward A. Condon former director of the National Bureau of Standards. The action reversed an Eastern regional industrial security board decision granting limited access to secret information. Condon now serves as director of research and development at Corning Glass Works in Corning New York after resigning from the Bureau of Standards in 1961. Corning announced he had been cleared by the Defense Department for access to government secrets.
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Washington
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau For Standards
Thomas
Industrial Security Board
Condon
Dr. Condon
Corning Glass’ Works
The
U. (Bureau of Standards
Corning
N.Y
Defense Department
Asks D.A. Study Of Charges Against Local Stock Promoter
Alameda County District Attorney’s office investigated recommendations to file criminal action against Mrs. Jewell Rivers of Hayward for illegal sale of about $100,000 in Nevada Uranium stock. The probe indicates blue sky law violations and possible grand theft, tracing to stock sales without a license. The Daily Reviews articles spurred the inquiry, detailing preliminary investigations and investor losses amid a scheme with ties to multiple Bay Area residents.
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Alameda
County District Attorney's Office
Jewell Rivers
Hayward
Nevada Uranium Company
Bay Area
Don Pearce
State Division of Corpora
Ton
Rivers
California
Bill Keller
Keller
Pearce
Ural
Entecprla
Aletorkey
Charles Fausel
Harvey] Schian
Howdy Wilson
Lars Lind
Ross Stearns
John ‘Collins
Hollywood
Stearns
Carson City
Ney
Tsuil Doe
Grounded Plane Blast Injures Four at Midway Airport
A DC-6 explosion and fire at Midway damaged a grounded airliner. Four ground crew members and a firefighter were injured as fuel hose sparks ignited fumes from a refueling line. The plane and ramp suffered about 200000 dollars in damage.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Midway Airport
Harry Ballinger
Holy Cross Hospital
Carl Wingate
Gerald Goodman
Richard Sawyer
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