27 Apr 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1959
Page
1
President Eisenhower urged American businessmen to back the foreign aid program as Congress contemplates cuts. He called isolation futile and warned that U.S. strength against Communism grows with aid to friendly Free World allies.
The missing British transport plane with 12 crew members remains unfound as U S I think. Note: The summary should be concise.
Elzia Edward Mead a 62 year old seven time loser, confined since 1916 and hospitalized, admitted today he attempted one last escape. He fashioned a pole with a book end, climbed 12 feet to the roof, left a pajama clad dummy in bed, and later said guards returned him to his bed where he remains a hospital patient. He revealed plans were not pressed and he is serving three life sentences for habitual criminal and armed robbery.
In San Francisco two teenage runaways from Rafael were located, checked into a Youth Guidance Center after police found them seeking a hotel room in the Tenderloin district. Marcia Mare, 13, and Chindia Hall, 14, are reported daughters of local residents.
FBI agents and state troopers search swamps as 23 year old M. C. Parker faces rape charges after a hooded mob robs, beats, and drags him from a Pearl River County jail. Officials say a local man may never be found and Gov Coleman orders continued statewide search.
William F. Caldeira, 60, Hayward businessman and Castro Valley native, died yesterday at Eden Hospital. Co owner of Lehmann Motor Sales for 14 years, he previously served 27 years as traffic manager for Hunt Foods in San Francisco. Survived by wife Mae, daughter Barbara Jean Guise, grandchildren Linda Vincent Frank and Robert Guise, and siblings. Rosary at Sorensen Bros Chapel, American Legion service, then Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Grace Church Castro Valley. Interment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum Hayward.
A devotional fragment urging alignment of belief with heart, asking God to teach the difference between knowing and feeling faith and to serve others for God’s glory rather than personal praise. The text centers on prayerful humility and daily spiritual focus.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter voiced disappointment over Soviet Premier Khrushchev balking at the U S first step plan to limit nuclear tests. They explained the aim for a complete test ban and noted the Soviet veto blocks an inspection system. White House spokesman Hagerty conveyed the mood ahead of the Paris foreign ministers conference.
An eight member Walters family stranded near Hayward received rapid local aid after a fundraiser by Hayward police and volunteers. Donations totalled 325 dollars, later boosted by a 225 dollar anonymous gift in Castro Valley. A birthday party for three year old Barney celebrated the turning point as the family moved from the quarry to a motel and began their trip home to Illinois.
A Moscow broadcast reported Russia will start a TV station in Sochi on May 1 as a celebratory gift to residents of the Black Sea resort. The plan, described as a present, aims to bring broadcasting to the coastal city.
Nikita Khrushchev is back in Moscow following a month away on a spring vacation to the Crimea. Radio Moscow aired a brief report that Khrushchev met with Spyros Markezinis, leader of the Greek Progressive party, in the Kremlin and talked with him.
Reserve police officer Charles Santos 32 was beaten by four youths Saturday night while attempting to arrest a disturbance at Newark Pavilion. Santos, treated at Washington Township Hospital, sustained a lip gash requiring seven stitches and multiple injuries. Two youths, John Vasquez 39 and Gabriel Cordova 21, were jailed on assault and resisting arrest charges.
Fidel Castro left Montreal by plane shortly after police received a New York alert that two suspects were en route to assassinate him. The 32-year-old Cuban leader, visiting for 24 hours, was escorted by multiple police forces and paused to greet crowds before departing to Houston en route to Buenos Aires. He commented on a Latin atmosphere and asked Montreal officials to relax security at times.
Tokyo dispatch reports Liu Shao-chi chosen as head of the Peiping government at the Rubber Stamp National Congress. He was the only nominee for chairmanship, with secret ballots expected for the actual vote. Liu, known as an organization man, is seen by experts as potentially more influential than premier Chou En-lai and may hold real power beyond the ceremonial post.
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