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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1954
Page
2
Washington delegates begin finalizing a broad atomic power measure aimed at enabling large financing while avoiding a fresh Senate fight. Conferees, including Sen. Edwin C. Johnson and Rep. W Sterling Cole, weigh provisions for AEC power stations and private generation limits amid deep partisan dispute.
Fragmented OCR shows postal, subscription, and office details for The Daily Review Inc Hayward California. Mentions second class mail act, P O Box 120, subscription rates, and multiple city offices including Centerville and Benterville with garbled dates and addresses.
The measure would ban tax exemptions in AEC contracts while Eisenhower orders the agency to sign the West Memphis Arkansas Yates plant deal with an income tax reimbursement clause. It sets up a system for private firms to obtain 40 licenses to build and run reactors, though initial intent on agency operation remains unclear. Proponents warn of multi year financing and construction needs as Russia touts two small atomic plants in operation.
Thieves entered the residence of Albert L. Kruse at 3089 Tennyson Road, Hayward, over the weekend and took a set of encyclopedias and furniture worth 200 dollars. Kruse found the loss when he checked the unoccupied house yesterday. The incident is under investigation by deputies.
Six states vote this week with Tennessee drawing focus on a bitter Senate race. Estes Kefauver seeks a second term and Rep. Pat Sutton, a 49 year old Navy veteran and six year House member, vies for the Tennessee governorship as part of a national primary wave. Kentucky's Barkley and Cooper also loom with anticipated November clashes. Incumbents across parties largely face little opposition, shaping the fall contest as TVA power questions and familiar names dominate the map.
Four people were injured Saturday night on Highway 50 near Crown Canyon road when a car driven by Ray William Thorpe of San Lorenzo struck by Bert Mendonsa of Stockton. Helen Bartch of Brentwood was treated for possible head injuries and leg fractures. Mendonsa and Thorpe had minor abrasions. Thorpe was cited for improper turning.
Dale Van Slyke and William H. Roesler of Union High School attend the first machine shorthand teachers class in the country held in San Jose. They join other instructors to study new methods and aims to improve shorthand instruction nationwide.
In Oakland a 19 year old and a companion were injured after a reckless drive through the city jostling tables and linens from a restaurant. The incident damaged three cars and a home frame near Burlingame to San Carlos, Berkeley, with a casualty report for two injured riders. A separate California fire emergency pushed into a calmer state as weather eased. A San Francisco lithographer drowned near Palo Alto yacht harbor after falling from a disabled speedboat in choppy waters. In San Mateo a Belmont restaurant faced trouble as juveniles caused a blue Monday with trouble in the street and cooler temperatures and higher humidity noted by the Weather Bureau.
Kathleen J. L. Salmson reported burglary at 1743 170th avenue, yielding 86.30 in various locations including 6.50 from a small bank and 40 from a coat pocket. Fire hazards eased as a stubborn blaze near Annapolis in Sonoma county was brought under control by the state forestry division. A separate incident on Mission Street, San Francisco, involved a man attempting to molest a woman and being beaten by her husband before police intervened.
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