Chessman death case delayed by new federal appeal plan
The U S Supreme Court rejected Daryl Chessman’s petition for review for the sixth time while signaling a new path in lower courts. Attorneys plan a habeas corpus petition in federal district court, arguing the original trial was flawed and seeking delay beyond December 31. The fight could unfold over months with possible further appeals to higher courts.
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Washington
INS
United States Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Berwyn A. Rice
San Rafael
Claryance Linn
J. W. Erlich
Rice
Western Europe unity demanded before new talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles stated the United States would accept a new Big Four conference with the Soviet Union only after Western Europe achieves unity. He praised the Paris plan to admit a sovereign, re armed West Germany into the European Union and urged rapid ratification, citing prohibitive costs of failure and the need for solid European strength.
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Washington
INS
John Fossier
Dulles
Europe
Paris
Russia
Germany
Austria
Imade
Ban Talt Benson
United States
Berlin
Eisenhower
Washington National
Bermuda
West Germany
European Union
Free World
Western Europe
Preimier Pierré Mendes-France
Kissenhower
Free Europe
Food Price Drop Lowers Living Costs
The government reported a 0.3 percent drop in the cost of living from mid August to mid September, led by a 1.3 percent fall in food prices. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said factory workers could buy more with take-home pay, noting a September weekly earnings of 71.86 dollars and take-home pay of 66.78 dollars. He highlighted wage gains offsetting shorter work weeks, and that inflation remains subdued versus a year earlier. Coffee prices fell 9.6 percent, contributing to the food decline.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistes
Dell
INA
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Aryness Joy Wi
Editor Slanders Graves in San Francisco Suit
San Francisco. A $125,000 slander and defamation suit was filed in San Francisco Superior Court against Richard T. Graves, Democratic candidate for governor. Plaintiff C. Lyn Fox of the San Francisco Call-Bulletin says Graves accused him of being a hireling for Whittaker and Baxter and tried to influence the board of equalization. The case cites Graves remarks at a Hayward Area Democrats meeting in Villa Lorenzo and his claim that Knight was cleared in a liquor scandal probe. The suit notes Graves proclaimed the statements true and invited opponents to sue.
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Charact
Richard T. Graves
C. Lyn Fox
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Graves
Whittaker and Baxter
Goodwin J. Knight
Box
Board of Equalization
Oui Pox
Hayiaré
Villa Lorenzo
Jiays
Guv
Knight
San Diego
Aftice
Fox
Behelt
San Francisco Superior Court
Pax
Study Talks Tonight at San Lorenzo High PTA
A San Lorenzo High School PTA meeting discusses the ninth grade pilot akaly program this evening at 7 pm. Parents and teachers plan to review goals, logistics, and expected benefits for students in the ninth grade.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
PTA
Washington aide faces cabinet clash over anti trust law
Assisting Attorney General Stanley Barnes discovers friction within the administration as three cabinet members oppose his strict enforcement of monopoly laws. Barnes has won pivotal cabinet clashes with backing from Attorney General Brownell and Labor Secretary Mitchell, while Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks resists certain anti trust actions.
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Washington
Stanley Barnes
California
Barnes
Brownell
Labor
James Mitchell
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Equalization Board Revokes Eight Licenses
The State Board of Equalization revoked eight southern California liquor licenses in Los Angeles and San Diego counties. Chairman George Reilly demanded that Frank Bompensiero be ousted from the liquor business after accusations that he was the secret owner. The board also cited irregularities involving La Franchi and other licensees and instructed further investigation by Liquor Administrator Ed Clark.
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Los Angeles
State Board of Equalization
Bompensiero
Salvatore
Ard Avenue
San Diego
San Diego County
Bennett
Reilly
Ety
William B. Bonelli
Ed Clark
Ruth Grossman
Avalon
Ernest and
Theodore la Franchi
Monrovia
Samuel B. Spivek
Walter Ykingtor
Costa Mesa
Fred J. Lesch
Log
Yorty Predicts Election of Dems in Senate Run
Samuel Yorty, Democratic candidate for the senate, declares the American people will elect a Democratic congress next Tuesday. He attacks Defense Secretary Wilson, Agriculture Chief Benson, Interior Secretary McKay, Treasury Secretary Humphrey, and Health Secretary Hobby at a Athens club reception.
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Samuel Yorty
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Interior
Douglas McKay
Treasury
George Humphrey
Queta Culp Hobby
Ike Reports Unemployment Falls Below Three Million
President Eisenhower announced that unemployment has dropped to 2,700,000, the first time this year under 3,000,000, with partial praise for improving conditions but concern over regional disparities. He noted government calculations were prepared by UNIVAC and census data to back the figures.
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Eisenhower
White House
Weeks
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Mitchell
Leeee
National Security Industrial Association
James V. Forresal
National Bureau of Standards
Univac
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Government Steps in On Apartment Projects May Yield Windfall
Washington reports government move to seize control of five FHA insured apartment projects claiming windfall profits near 7 million dollars. Albert M. Cole orders new boards to recover profits and possibly cut rents. Clifton Park Manor in Wilmington cited with a 398000 windfall on a 5960000 loan.
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INS
Albert M. Cole
Cole
UBYS
Federal Housing Adistration
Clifton Park Manor
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Industrial
Clifton Manor
GOP National
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
INA
Ta.c
Wiliam F. McKenna
FHA
Clyde L. Bowell
Fowell
Hit
Hall
Truman
Dickinson Letts
Justice Department
Clrcle L. Powell
Use Permit Renewal Requires Zone Change
Rhodes and Jamieson’s ready mix batching plant on Stevenson Lane near Centerville seeks annual use permit renewal. The planning commission deferred action yesterday while legal counsel and a judge revise proposed ordinance language to address a required zone change and zoning amendments.
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Uinterville
Rhodes & Jamieson
Stevenson Lane
Centerville
Rhodes &Jamieson
Planning Commission
Richard Kippert
Commission
Dudley ‘Nebeker
Eeutanec
Hayward Growth Puts Pressure on Area Needs
Hayward area faces rapid population growth from 65,753 in 1940 to 146,251 in 1950 and 78,000 more by mid-1954, with 15,000 homes planned. Sparks urged the chamber to lead action, noting fast housing permits and new jobs while schools lag behind growth.
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Sparks
Hayward
Southern
Ala
Haywar
Lecredtion
Sle
Savi Crommerce
Cis
Rees
Alameda County
Heyward
Nehru Says His Peiping Visit Aids World Peace
Nehru told Chinese reporters in Peiping that his visit to Red China helped world peace and denied major rifts with Premier Chow En Lai. He noted no differences in talks, despite reports of discord, and said there was a large measure of agreement on various matters.
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Jawaharlal” Nehru
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Rees
Ching
Nehra
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Mao
Communist Party
Chu Teh
Liu Shao-Chi
Chou
En-Lai
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