Eden Board Faces Labor Crisis Amid Picket Threats
Eden Township Hospital directors hover over a labor standoff with four unions as they delay action. A noon deadline for a strike looms, with talks in Corbetts Oakland office and a council sub committee poised to sanction. If trustees agree to negotiate, the impasse may end. otherwise a wait for Nov. 4.
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Eden Township
International
Laurence Corbett
Corbett
Oakland
AFL
Hospital
Marvin Richardson
Hospital Board
Eden Board
AFU
Dick Groulx
Central Labor Council
Robert Ash
Central Labor’ Council
Ash
Richardson
Eden Hospital
Office Employes International
Laundry Workers Union
Hosipitals and Institutions
Harry Blythe
County Probes Violations of Dump Ordinance
Alameda County supervisors opened an inquiry into Davis street and Russell City dump operations by the Oak land Scavenger company after complaints of violations of a garbage dumping ordinance. Health officials will investigate, seek company accounting, and probe related fires, rodent concerns, and a nearby hog farm.
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Akland
Oakland
Davis Street
Russell City
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Health Department
Washington Homeowners’ Association
James Malcolm
San Leandro
Malcolm
Lage
Bockman Road
San Lorenzo Vil
Bush protests delays in NATO scientific appointees
Dr Vannevar Bush denounces security checks after a close friend endured a 10 month delay before NATO approval. Howard P Robertson, linked to defense research, faced... continued on page 12.
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Washington
Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institution
Howard P. Robertson
Defense Department
Bush
Alfred Gruenther
NATO
Robertson
California
Gen. Grenather
Montgomery
US Protests Soviet Detention Of Embassy Wives
The U S Embassy in Moscow protested the seizure of two embassy wives by Soviet secret police. Mrs Karl Somerlatse and Mrs Houston Stiff were lured into a club building and detained despite possessing diplomatic status. The incident drew charges of a flagrant breach of diplomatic practice and a Russian note calling Somerlatte persona non grata was rejected.
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Washington
Ins
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red
Karl Somerlatse
Houston Stiff
Stiff
U. S. Marine Corps
State Department
Somerlatte
Foreign Ministry
Lincoln White
Buildin
Russians Test H-Bombs Say Sources
Washington reports from unnamed sources that Russia tested new nuclear devices in Soviet territory since mid September in a second test series this year. The U S Atomic Energy Commission declined to confirm if the tests were hydrogen or atomic bombs, noting only a general nuclear nature.
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Washington
Russia
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
ARC
U. S
AEC
Grass Fire Suppressed by Hayward Highland Fire Dept
A grass fire started at Park Side and Home Avenue at 10 15 am today and was quickly controlled by the Hayward Highland fire department preventing major damage.
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Parkside
Home Avenue
Hayward
Thieves Take Cash and Jewels From Campbell Home
Auto mechanic Archie Campbell reported $220 in cash and jewelry stolen from his home on Gublin Boulevard after thieves removed the porch door hinges. Campbell, 31, told deputies he discovered the break in upon returning from work.
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Archie Campbell
Gublin Boulevard
Sheriff's Deputies
Campbell
Property Owners Merchants Study Possible Merger
Hayward downtown groups consider merging to form a single body to promote a transient shopping district service, use unspent bond funds for off street parking, and seek state cooperation for street and highway projects. They reaffirm opposition to commercial zoning of Winton Owen property but support annexation as industrial.
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Hayward
Downtown Property Owners’ Association
Downtown Merchants’ Association
Castro Villa
Winton-Owen
Alameda County Planning Commission
Hayward Planning Commission
City Commission
Ben Swig
Joint Committee
MacDonald Products Company
Foothill Boulevard
Graeme MacDonald
MacDonald Company
Morris Nussenbaum
Frank Biggs
Cochairman
Gark
Gont
Hayward Sues for Foothill Parking Site
The city of Hayward filed a condemnation suit in Alameda County Superior Court against William and Chester Harden owners of part of the Foothill Boulevard property opposite Hayward High School. The council seeks to acquire the parcel bounded by Foothill Hazel and city limits after an offer from MacDonald Products to cover costs of the condemnation and land acquisition.
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Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Hayward High School
Alameda County Superior Court
William and
Chester Harden
William Harden
Hoover Avenue
Foothill
Hazel Avenue
MacDonald Products
U S Aids Italian Flood Victims After Salerno Disaster
The United States joined Italy’s relief effort for Salerno flood victims with aid orders from Harold Stassen. Reports count dead and missing between 387 and 449, with thousands left homeless as rescue operations use sea ferries and ground crews in a region near Salerno Amalfi and Nocera Inferiore.
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Salernq
Italy
United States
U. S
Harold Stassen
Rome
Salerno
Naples
Mario Scelba
Amalfi
Nocera Inferiore
State Colleges Urgently Need Space at Simpson
Dr Roy E Simpson state superintendent urged immediate legislative action to relieve overcrowding that has forced six of the state's 120 colleges to turn away qualified students. He cited double sessions and limited capacity at Humboldt Los Angeles Sacramento San Diego San Francisco and San Jose State colleges with registration closed for the current term.
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Sacramento i
Roy E. Simpson
Richard H. Perry
State Board of Education
Simpson
r _ Simpson
Humboldt
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose State
Marilyn Monroe wins uncontested divorce from Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe testified through tears in Santa Monica Superior Court that her marriage to Joe DiMaggio was marred by moodiness and coldness. Judge Orlando Rhodes granted the divorce after about 15 minutes of testimony, ending a nine month union.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
America
Joe DiMaggio
Santa Monics
Orlando Rhodes
New York Yankee
Moody
Rhodes
Cnevie
Monroe
Marilyn
Arilyn
Joe
Jerry Giesler
Hage
Marilyn Repl
President Eisenhower Optimistic on Peace Yet Says No Big Four Talk
President Eisenhower expressed optimism about the free world’s strength and unity as a path to peace over the next two years. He said there is no time for top level talks with Soviet Premier Malenkov, but that talks could occur when conditions are right. He cited bipartisan foreign policy and addressed election tempo, defense savings, and the Dixon-Yates issue while noting a genuine upturn in unemployment and aiming to boost voter turnout.
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Merrimasn Smith
Washington
iUuPi
Hisenhower
Free World
Georgi Malenkoy
Eisenhower
London
Winston Churchill
U. S
GOP
White House
Dixon-Yates Power
TVA
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Federal Housing Administration
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Rioters Burn Muslim Brotherhood HQ in Cairo Amid Emergency
Egyptian mobs defied a nationwide state of emergency to burn the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters after an assassination attempt on Premier Nasser. Police and firemen controlled an earlier arson blaze as thousands surged through Cairo, hundreds of arrests reported, and cordons sealed the railway station area. Transport workers joined demonstrations while newspapers condemned the attack and Nasser’s survival.
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Cairo
Egypt
Brotherhood
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ceiro
Nesser
Alexandria
Nass
Nasser
el Guedida Cuarter
Nas
Ser
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