U S Missile Lag Denied By Wilson
Defense Secretary Charles B. Wilson said the United States could have 140 mile missiles in production in about a year but he was unsure if that would place America ahead of the Soviet Union. He defended progress amid Air Force Army disputes and noted plans to combine Jupiter and Thor features into a rapid production missile.
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Washington
INS
Charles B. Wilson
U.S
America
Russia
Wilson
Soviet Union
Air Force
Amy
Army
Firemen End Newark Fight Over Ranks
Newark city officials and three volunteer rank holders reach a settlement after a dispute that began before the city assumed the Newark Fire District. The three men will return to plain firefighter status while a department study proceeds. Promotions will be based on merit, not seniority, with all five city firefighters given first crack at future openings.
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Bup
Newark
Rew City Fire Dept
John Nail
Newark Fire Dist
Louis Caldeira
Harold Caldeira
John Wilson
Nail
Fire Dept
Red China Unearths 1.5 Billion Tons of Coal Reserves
Red China reports geologists have located more than 1.5 billion tons of coal suitable for exploitation in three northwest provinces. The ministry of coal industry says six new pits are being built in these regions as part of the expansion.
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Toxyoff
Communist Red China
Ministry of Cpl. Industry
Dulles Sees Peaceful End To Syrian Crisis
Washington based Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the Syria crisis could be resolved peacefully without Western armed intervention. He noted U.S. efforts to support Middle Eastern independence while bolstering the Sixth Fleet and sending F-86 Sabre jets to Saudi Arabia as a precaution.
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Dulles
Washington
Russia
U.S
Mediterranean
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Dulies
Syria
John. Fosves
Reds Invite Spy Couple On Tour
A Soviet source in Fast Berlin says Alfred K Stern and wife Martha Dodd Stern have been invited to tour the Soviet Union and several satellites. The American-born Sterns, indicted yesterday by a New York federal grand jury as Soviet spies, are now in Prague.
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Reds
Sieetmay
Fast Berlin
Alfred K. Stern
Martha Dodd Stern
Soviet Union
Staten
Sterns
New York
Prague
Pleasanton Water District to Name New Attorney
Pleasanton County Water Dist. will name Lowell Miller as its new attorney at a 6 p.m. meeting Thursday. Miller, a Livermore resident and former County Planning Commission member, will replace Morris Hyman who also serves Alameda County counsel. The board will hear Miller’s report on a joint 60 000 acre feet Arroyo del Valle water application with Alameda County and plan a meeting with Livermore councilmen to discuss Livermore joining the district.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton County Water Dist
Lowell Miller
County Planning Commission
Miller
Livermore
San Francisco
Morris Hyman
Tremont
Alameda County Water Dist
Pleasanton Water Board
Arroyo del Valle
Alameda
Hurricane Carrie keeps East alert
Hurricane Carrie with winds near 1160 miles per hour was located 975 miles east-northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico by Navy reconnaissance aircraft. The storm, rated severe by San Juan and Miami weather forecasters, was moving west-northwest at nine miles per hour and expected to continue at about ten mph for the next 12 hours.
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Miami
Ins
Carrie
Navy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Castro Valley Fire Board Withdraws Central Station Plan
Fire commissioners withdraw their bid for a central fire station on San Miguel Ave opposite Castro Valley School, citing PTA opposition and district concerns. They will pursue alternative sites including Middleton Ave Seven Hills Lake Chabot Rds and Highway 0 Upper A Street, to better serve the merchantile district.
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Castro Valley
San Miguel Ave
Atra Valley ‘School
PTA
Castro Valley School Dist
E. T. Peters
Anthony L. Silvs
Castro Valley Pta
San Miguel
Ite
Gen. Peters
Middleton Ave
Seven Hills
Lake Chabot
Tthe Commission
Merchantile District
Highlway
A St
Center St
Redwood Rd
Masked quartet rob Davis supermarket for $14000
Four masked men armed with revolvers robbed the Davis Supermarket early today. They bound manager Toy Wai, forced him to open the safe, and took cash and coins totaling about $14,000. Wai and another employee were bound. the robbers escaped in Wai’s 1957 Ford hardtop. Investigators noted two gang members carried snub nose revolvers each while two others had one each. The apparent leader spoke with a Southern accent.
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Davis
Davis Police Dept
Toy Wai
Wai
Kylight
Anche
Hirm
Library Bond Rally Tonight in San Leandro
San Leandro invites civic, service, school and home owner groups to an 8 p.m. rally at city hall for a 1 750 000 bond to finance a 40 260 square foot library center. Francis J. McCarthy, a San Francisco architect, will explain plans as part of a four week campaign ahead of the October 1 vote on bond authorization and bond issuance.
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San Leandro
San Francisco
Francis J. McCarthy
San Leandra City Hall
San Leandrans
Immigration bill to sign tomorrow at Newport claim
The Newport White House announced that President Eisenhower would sign the immigration measure tomorrow. The bill permits more than 60,000 aliens to enter the United States on a hardship basis over the next two years.
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Newport. BY
IHS
Newport White House
Eisenhower
U.S
Castro Valley holds 7 holdouts to widen boulevard
Castro Valley county supervisors demanded sidewalk curbs and gutters from seven owners who failed cooperation in the Castro Valley Blvd widening. Owners have 60 days to comply or county crews will do the work at owner expense, later taxed as a lien. Names listed include Claude Montgomery Humbert Miraglia C L Gaube Trene Pace Williams Richfield Oil Dr Edmond Schramike. Williams pledged to comply and install his own sidewalks.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
Claude RB. Montgomery
Humbert G. Miraglia
C. L. Gaube
Trene’Pace
Williams
Williams, Richfield’ Oil] Corp
Edmond Schramike
Atom Plant on TV Show Promotes Vallecitos Reactor
Pleasanton Gen eral Electric's Vallecitos atomic power plant will be featured on CBS-TV's 64,000 Question tonight. Joyce Myron answers a nuclear energy question while a close-up of the reactor is shown, boosting viewer interest. The 7 p.m. segment originates partly from the laboratory and airs in the Bay Area on KPEX Channel 5 at 9 p.m.
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General. Electric
Vallecitos
Cbs-Tv
the Laboratory
Joyce Myron
Bay
KPEX
Justice Department seeks injunction over Arkansas school integration
The Justice Department asked a federal judge in Little Rock to bar Gov Orval Faubus and the National Guard from obstructing or interfering with the court ordered school integration at Central High. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr signed the petition, naming Faubus Maj Gen Sherman T Clinger and Lt Col Marion E Johnson, and seeks to prevent all officers and associates from blocking entrance to the school for Negro students.
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INS
Justee Department
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Herbert Brawnell Jr
Central High School
Justice Department
Peetition
United States
Faubus
Sherman T. Clinger
Marion E. Johnson
Guard
Blast Wrecks Dixie School in Nashville Riot
A violent explosion destroyed a newly integrated Dixie School in Nashville. Police cracked down on segregationists protesting racial mixing at the first grade level. Three white men in a car with Ku Klux Klan signs were arrested and questioned. Inside the vehicle officers found a billy club and a large machete. A methodical roundup followed as eleven people were arrested for various acts of disorderly conduct during class opening.
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Nashville
Craving For Coal: Pregnancy Quick Craving
Traffic snarled by a bus incident on East 98th Ave halts the freeway and ties up six cars for about 45 minutes. A government report notes cravings during pregnancy can cause unusual desires, cited by Agriculture Ministry analysts.
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London
Jones
Ave. of Agriculture
U S Attacks Russian Grip on Hungary
The United States and 35 nations urged United Nations condemnation of the Soviet Union for suppressing Hungary's revolt. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge cited 68,000 Soviet troops in Hungary, up from 25,000 before October, and listed 1768 individuals facing punitive action by Hungarian authorities for last fall's uprising. Budapest envoy Peter Mod attempted to remove the issue from the agenda.
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United Nations
Peter Mod
Budapest
Arsonists Hunted In Wave Of Forest Fires
California forestry officials pressed intensive hunts for arsonists linked to 76 timber and grass fires across the state. Fred Herbert said 30 small starts in Yuba County appeared Deliberate, and three fires near Pollock Pines in El Dorado County were likely set. About 6500 firefighters fought large unrelenting fires with air and ground support statewide.
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San Francisco
California Morestry
State Forest
Service
Fred
Herbert
Yuba County
California Forestry
Lalso
Pollack Pines
el Dorado County
California
National Forest Servi
Renewal Aid UK Awaited in San Leandro Plan
Renewal funds of 66000 dollars are under review by the U S Housing and Urban Development Agency in San Francisco. The Redevelopment Agency of San Leandro was told discretion on approval will come within 30 days. Planner Harold Wise proposed outsourcing technical work for the 20 block downtown San Leandro pilot project.
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San Leandro
Hunter Killed By Alaskan Grizzly
The mauled body of Herman Dergel, 51, was found in the Lake Louise area 150 miles north of Anchorage. A bullet-punctured grizzly lay nearby. Dergel’s son Iz a said his father fired at close range, but the bear survived long enough to fatally injure him.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Herman Dergel
Lake Louise
Here
Iz A
Parade Award Goes to Hayward Native Groups in Oakland
Hayward's Native Sons and Native Daughters of the Golden West won the top parade prize in the Mission Day parade held in Oakland. The event drew an estimated 200000 spectators and was judged by Lawrence Lafleur and Mrs Inma Caton, grand presidents of the two Hayward groups.
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Hayward
Native Sons and Daughters of the
Golden
West
Oakland
Lawrence Lafleur
Inma_Caton
New Advice Given For Heart Victims
In Los Angeles a VA physician debunks the idea that heart attack victims must avoid exercise. Dr. A B C Knudson, director of physical medicine and rehabilitation in Washington, says patients should begin exercising within 10 days after the attack as part of an early exercise program with reduced bed rest.
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Los Angeles
INS
Veterans” Administration
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