Iowans Honor Ex-President 80 on Birthday
Former President Hoover, marking his 80th birthday in West Branch, denounced Democratic successors for policies toward the Soviet Union that he said destroyed freedoms and spread communism. He spoke from his birthplace cottage as the state hosted official birthday events.
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West Branch
Iowa
Hoover
Soviet Union
Russia
Roosevelt
Tern
White House
Herbert Hoover
Associated Press
President attacks executive agreements and foreign pacts
He condemned executive agreements and foreign nations talks without elected representative consent. He argued such commitments weaken the economy, bind the free market, and praise Tehran and Yalta accords as extinguishing vital hopes while Soviet ties threaten global communism.
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Soviet Russia
Tehran
Yalta
Eisenhower backs return of seized German assets in principle
President Eisenhower said Congress proposals to restore about 500 million dollars in seized assets to West Germany are not yet approved but urged a fair and satisfactory solution. White House released Adenauer’s letter confirming dialogue and U S expectations on asset restitution amid German claims from World War II.
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Fisenhower
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Iran
Donger
Tngerty
Eisenhower Adenauer
United States
Hagerty
Backers Bill Amendment to Farm Bill Seeks Next-Week Session End
Washington AP report notes Republican supporters of farm program proposals expect to finish the current Congress session next week. The Senate defeated a proposed mandatory support level for several crops, while approving a nonmandatory range for major crops and dairy supports. President Eisenhower and aides signaled plans to stay in session as debates continue, with further actions tied to possible filibusters and the MacCarthy matter in the Senate.
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Eisenhower
Senate Today
Isons
Young
Humphres
Sens Aiken
Fidorian
Senate
Aiken
Anderson
Humphrey
Benson
Sen. Mamyphres
Knowland
California
Jon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Colorado
House
Denver
Sen. MacCarthy
Rwis
City Council approves $16 monthly uniform allowance for police and fire
The City Council voted to grant a $16 a month clothing and uniform allowance to first level personnel in the Police and Fire Departments. It marks the first provision for police and fire uniforms, with prior costs borne by the officers. Firemen favored a higher salary boost, while police staff saw potential tax questions and legal steps required before implementation. The allowance would cover firefighters across roles and police patrolmen, including motorcycle units, with implementation targeted for Sept or Oct depending on whether a resolution or ordinance is needed.
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Coumel
Howard F. Baxter
Dennis Bee
Hollis C. Ortum
Ring R. Head
Police Information Desk
Burton Shaw
Internal Revenue Department
Vickers
Infant Born to Mom in Auto Crash
A Rialto woman delivered her second son prematurely at St. Joseph Hospital after a collision on Santa Ana Canyon Road near Olive. The mother and baby were reported doing well, while the husband and older son also sustained minor injuries. The other occupants, Woodrow Simons and Dorothy Simons, were hospitalized with major injuries.
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Santa Ana
Rialto
St. Joseph Hospital
Meriam June Paseo
Santa Ana Canyon Rd
Anaheim-Olive Rd
Olive
Pesco
Anthony
Anthony Jr
Woodrow Wilson Simons
Salt Lake City
Aix
Dorothy
Marcia
California Highway Patrol
Simons
Tokyo Doctors Strike Over Government Fee Cut
About 4,000 Tokyo physicians staged 24 hours of work suspension to protest a proposed cut in government health insurance fees. Government-employed health officers reportedly manned emergency duties during the action.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News Service
U S Ships Arrive for Indo Evacuation
In Haiphong an unspecified number of U S transports arrive to begin evacuating Vietnamese civilians to south Viet Nam. Washington backs Diem request for aid to move more than 100000 refugees from northern areas ceded to Vietminh. Ambassador Heath delivers U S pledge to assist refugees and urges Viet Nam government cooperation. An American economic mission asks for 15 two engine and four four engine planes to boost Hanoi Saigon airlift. Viet Nam plans evacuating several hundred thousand refugees within 30 days, accelerating beyond the original 10 month plan.
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Indochina
United States
Viet Nam
Haiphong
North Indochina
South Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Indonesia and allies boycott Western Asia Defense plan
Indonesia joined India and Ceylon in boycotting the Western proposed Southwest Asia Defense Organization. Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo said Indonesia will not participate in the alliance or send observers to conferences on its establishment.
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Berlin
Indonesia
Asia Defense Plan
Jakarta
India
Ceylon
Asia Defense Organization
Ali Sastroamidjojo
United States
Britain
General Clark Urges Break With Russia
Gen Mark W Clark told the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that the United Nations should be organized against the Soviet Union and urged breaking diplomatic relations with Russia and its satellites. He criticized UN effectiveness and warned that Soviet spies in the United States are a strong asset to Moscow. He said he would vote for a resolution severing relations with Russia if he were in Congress.
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Washington (Ap
Mark W. Clark
Russia
Organization of the United Nations
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
R-Ind
Clark Tor
Orick
Citadel
Charleston
Clark
Jenners
Sen. McCarrar
D-Nev
Jsever
Clarke
Congress
Marcantonio Denied Catholic Church Burial
Vito Marcantonio, a controversial figure, collapsed and died on a street. A chancery spokesman said he was not reconciled with the church and had not practiced Catholicism in many years, leading to denial of a Roman Catholic burial.
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Dave Dur Eer Ulingroop
Vito Marcantonio
Chancery Office
Berlin border rifle fire sparks cross sector fears
Berlin Pi-American officials report heavy bursts at the borders between the American and French sectors and the Soviet zone. Reports indicate 8 to 18 shots near the U S sector and 10 to 15 at the French border. Unverified accounts mention a refugee crossing attempt and a Czech soldier possibly involved.
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Berlin
U. S
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Weather outlook shows low clouds tonight and Wednesday
Low clouds linger tonight into Wednesday morning then partial sunshine develops by afternoon. Temperature managers expect little overall change with a slight cool start and mild afternoon rise.
U.S. Eyes Broad Atom Talks With Others
Secretary Dulles said the United States may begin talks with additional nations on Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan after noting Russia's 99 percent negative reply. He described private talks with Molotov as revealing fundamental differences and indicated exploration of joining allies to contribute materials and share benefits. A southeast Asia alliance and Colombo powers may be discussed, with possible membership by India and Ceylon.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Dulles
Molotov
U.S
United Nations
World Bank
Southeast Asia
Colombo
Ceylon
India
Reference Directory Listing By Page
A catalog style note lists where to find sections in the newspaper. It maps topics like Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries and others to specific pages such as B-1 A-11 B-9 B-6 B-9 A-10 B-3 B-2 5-7 B-2 A-12 13 B-8 B-9 4-2. The entry serves as a navigational guide for readers seeking article locations.
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Boyle
Wilson
Fire hits Regal Furniture Co factory causing heavy damage
A blaze in the Regal Furniture Co plant on West Broadway caused about 160 900 in damage to a 13 000 square foot wood metal building after a paint spray booth fire was seen by a spray operator and a nearby patrolman reported flames from a ventilator. No injuries among about 20 workers.
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Regal Furniture Co
Maple Manufacturing
W. Broadway
Frank Cozzoino
Redondo Beach
M. W. Howard
Howard
Don Meintyre
Stose Avey
Meintyre
Charles Tyler
Rega Furniture Co
Santa Clara
State gasoline taxes total $21,961,392 for June
State Controller Robert Kirkwood reported that California gasoline taxes collected in June topped $21.96 million, about $1.28 million more than May, with roughly 14 million directed to the state highway fund.
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Sacramento
Robert Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Flash Flood Devastates Chihuahua Mexico Town
Heavy rains in the mountains trigger a flash flood in Chihuahua. Two persons drowned and about 500 houses flooded. Thousands of refugees sheltered in public buildings in the state capital.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
261 Feet High Pranksters Climb Villa Riviera Sign
Juveniles climbed the 261 foot Villa Riviera sign and teased hotel staff, police, and lifeguards late Monday. Fire Department responded to a false fire alarm from the top of Ocean Boulevard and Alemitos Avenue. The youths were seen on the sign but eluded officers upon descent.
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BE. Ocean Blvd
Alemitos Ave
Lire
Btn
C. L. Odette
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