Harrington Named New Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Russell Chase Harrington an accountant from Providence Rhode Island and treasurer of the U S Chamber of Commerce is to be the new commissioner of Internal Revenue Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey announced. He will take over about December 1 after T Coleman Andrews departs October 31 to lead an insurance firm in Richmond Virginia Harrington 35 will sever all business ties to accept the post Deputy Commissioner O Gordon Delk will head the service in the interim Harrington has been with Ernst and Ernst since 1920 a partner since 1940 and is past president of the Providence Chamber of Commerce He has served as director of the U S Chamber and treasurer of the National Businessmen's Organization.
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Weather Trouble Prompts Editor to Mock Weatherman
A comic exchange unfolds as the editor ridicules a weatherman whose forecast failed to predict rain. The weather man laments his lack of accuracy while a sobbing forecast notes cooler inland conditions and a mostly fair pattern for Thursday.
Yugoslav Visitors Tour California Farm Stations
Five Yugoslav officials toured California on a UC extension visit led by Farm Advisor Lee Ben and Cal State Farm stations. They studied the one-farm agent system and California developments, noting Yugoslavia's collective farming history and the difference with diversified small holdings. They compared Adriatic coast weather and observed local farming practices.
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Hayward Urged to Revise School Civil Defense Plans
Tremendously destructive weapons demand a radical new civil defense approach for Hayward area schools. Samuel T. Cohen, deputy director, told school administrators and five district trustees that current plans could risk total annihilation. The meeting at city hall included city officials, state civil defense representatives, sheriff’s office, and school leaders from Mt. Eden and Hayward.
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Man Killed On the Day Of Wedding
Walter S Ware 35 a groom to be was killed jumping from a roof toward his third floor apartment window at 542 25th street Warthen and Linda Lane 30 his bride to be who celebrated nuptials at a tavern at 24th and Telegraph avenue left to fetch a radio with keys to the apartment. He sought more money and died after leaping a 37 foot drop to a concrete concourse near Oakland.
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Telegraph Avenue
State Boom In Business In California
Sacramento reports a 1 percent business boom boosting state revenues by more than 30 million dollars. For July to September the Finance Department estimated 183.4 million dollars in revenue but actual receipts rose to 314.8 million dollars. Sales tax receipts totalled 138.2 million, the highest quarterly figure in the tax history.
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Police Officer Falls While Photographing Hayward Cliff Scene
Hayward police officer Rutilia R. Zuniga, 31, assigned to shoot photos of a 50 foot cliff fall, slipped from the cliff top yesterday and tumbled 65 feet to a path below. He suffered head, hand, and leg cuts and abrasions and was treated at Levine Hospital. Zuniga reported his camera also fell, but he is not expected to return to duties soon.
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Red China lays claim to Macao in push against colonial foothold
Peiping demanded Portugal end its occupation of the Macao colony and warned of possible action to reclaim the enclave. The claim cites China’s stance against European control and signals a potential move toward Hong Kong, with India’s Nehru said to back the notion. Macao, a three-island port near Guangdong, houses about 400000 people, mostly Chinese.
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Morrisey Knight Aide Dies at 49 in California
Nicholas I. Morrisey, 49, director of the Department of Vocational Standards and a member of Gov. Goodwin J. Knight's cabinet, died at Stanford Hospital of coronary occlusion after a heart attack in Sacramento. A San Francisco native, he served as a state official since 1932, appointed to his current post on October 27, 1953, and is survived by his wife and two children. Sacramento Governor Knight called the death shocking and grave, praising Morrisey as a statewide expert in administration of licensing and regulatory laws.
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San Francisco
University of San Francisco
Yorty Announces Run for U S Senate Nomination
Former Congressman Samuel W. Yorty of Los Angeles declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator. He previously sought the post in a race against incumbent Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel to fill Nixon's unexpired term after Nixon's resignation.
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Envoys Pledge Geneva Spirit for Lasting Peace
Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov pledged to uphold the Geneva spirit as the Big Four foreign ministers open talks in Geneva. Dulles arrived from Paris after discussing the Middle East crisis with Israel's Moshe Sharett and said the United States will work toward a just and durable peace with conciliatory measures. Molotov stressed ending the cold war and building trust, while recalling the aim to advance positive solutions for peoples.
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Fremont Fire Unit Setup is Explained
Fremont officials discuss possible fire district consolidation affecting Niles Centerville Irvington Mission areas. Ommert says savings mainly in salaries. engineer cites no rate benefits without legal process. Public meetings and legal counsel review to be held November 8 at Fremont area sites.
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Bain’ Leaski Said Much Mislead In ‘Armation
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Vietnam Republic Proclaimed in Saigon Ceremony
President Ngo Binh Diem proclaimed the formation of the Vietnam Republic at noon in Saigon ending royal rule. A 21 gun salute greeted the crowd as residents from the rice country filled Independence Palace to hear Diem declare the republic following the Oct 23 referendum that ended Emperor Bao Dai's reign.
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Model Industry Tract In San Lorenzo Moves Planned
San LorenzoVillage builders and the David D Bohannon organization moved to balance the area's tax base by developing a 61 acre model industrial tract west of the Southern Pacific tracks near Beckman road. The Oro Loma Sanitary District approved selling land at $2000 per acre, same price as paid, with Bohannon promising to start construction and attract industrial users within 18 months. The district owns 180 acres for sale to select industries as part of San Lorenzo Village’s planned community begun in 1844.
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Air Force debunks flying saucers with new craft claims
The Air Force released a report saying flying saucers are bunk and outlined two new aircraft projects. It described the Ryan vertical takeoff jet and an Avro disc shaped jet as potential sky phenomena that could create saucer like appearances under certain conditions. Officials emphasized the craft would be manned if at all and would operate under natural laws.
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New Industry Series Opens in San Leandro
The Daily Review launches a two week picture series on new industries flocking to San Leandro. It will cover how industry contributes to schools and city services through taxes and answer whether plants can exist beside homes without reducing comfort or property values. The first installment runs today on page 2.
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Sedgwick Sworn In As Assemblyman In California
Harold T. Sedgwick, Republican assemblyman-elect from Oroville, was sworn in Sacramento today. The senior partner in a northern California shoe store firm said he would have to balance business with legislative duties and faces a demanding workload.
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Oroville
California
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