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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1955
Page
8
Civil Defense officials and Hayward residents will meet at Hayward city hall to discuss the local program and how to respond when sirens indicate danger. The session aims to improve public education, line management, and cooperation with police and wardens during emergencies.
AGENDA calls for openness at the August 8 Geneva conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. Sen Clinton Anderson of New Mexico urges releasing peacetime atom knowledge to spur industrial power, curb secrecy, and strengthen U S leadership in tech amid Cold War pressure from Russia.
Representative John W. McCormack, a Massachusetts Democrat and House majority leader, warned that Stevenson Faces a tougher path than expected for the Democratic nomination. He suggested a rival could assemble bloc votes and that the convention may be more dynamic than anticipated, with potential nominees beyond Stevenson.
The hospital will serve Alta Vista Ashland Castro Valley Dublin Hayward Irvington San Lorenzo Decoto Niles Centerville Mission San Jose Newark Livermore Pleasanton Alvarado San TLe andro Sunol Russell City Warm Springs and adjacent areas. Civic Advisory board and Citizens' committee include members from all parts of Southern Alameda County. Endorsed by Chamber of Commerce and city and county officials. The area lacks 636 beds. Department of Public Health minimum is 4.5 beds per thousand population. Estimated hospital service area population is 212,953.
Congressional Quarterly analyzes Senate votes through July 17 1955 showing 31 bipartisan foreign policy roll calls with Democratic and Republican majorities largely aligned. Three senators stood out for top bipartisan scores while Langer opposed, and a notable 21 million aid for Eisenhower’s atomic ship faced Democratic opposition.
Ranger Eugene Burns details how various forest birds contribute instrumental sounds to the woods. He describes woodpeckers, snipe, mourning dove, ruffed grouse, hummingbird, night hawk, owl, and others, noting vocal and wing percussion, territorial drumming, and twilight wing flutters. The piece highlights the distinct rhythms of male courtship and warnings, ending with a note on the ruffed grouse and a copyright credit to Eugene Burns, 1955.
Washington disclosed to Representative McCormack that four groups of Americans are in Red China custody. Besides airmen, six Navy men, five Coast Guardsmen, and many civilians including missionaries, are listed as prisoners. Geneva talks will demand a full accounting and release, with a detailed name-by-name report from the Reds. Admiral Burke recounts a cautious rule about identification with his wife aiding entry to a Navy yard.
Sacramento report notes a looming battle in the 1937 session and possible 1956 special session over guaranteed employment tied to unemployment insurance. The Crockett refinery strike settlement proposed 65 percent take home pay from the company while benefits come from state unemployment funds, a plan requiring new legislation and broad support from employers and unions.
In early theater days John Barrymores escapades strained finances. His sister Ethel, a star, supported him at times but refused excessive spending. She offers to pay his doctor bill, then John, after askingly, asks the physician. He takes the doctor to a new bar and returns poorer, head light and wallet lighter.
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