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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1955
Page
10
A court ruling on the Treeview annexation pressures Hayward to scrutinize its proposed master plan and identify industrial preserves within city limits. While appeals may reverse the decision, officials must backstop zoning to guard scarce industrial land, and push rapid master plan adoption to guide development rather than rely on expedients.
The article lauds Garden Grove for welcoming Sammy Lee, Korean American Olympic diver, after housing discrimination. It cites past anti Oriental restrictions and notes lingering prejudices in other locales like San Leandro, urging nationwide followership of Garden Grove’s example to ensure fair treatment for all Americans.
Washington faces tense pause as the United States and the Soviet Union drift toward a tentative accord while allies and neutrals shift strategies. Nations including Britain France Japan Germany Italy and Egypt seek leverage, trade deals, and security reassurances while awaiting a final U S Moscow settlement.
The Sisters' Hospital is a non profit facility with income reinvested into improvements and equipment. A fall fundraising drive aims to raise 1.5 million dollars toward a total project cost of 2.6 million. Unpaid volunteers will solicit funds and memorials may be established by donors. Additional funding includes a federal grant request of 600 thousand and Dominican Sisters support up to 500 thousand if the area raises the 1.5 million.
A Kentucky Democratic primary split saw AFL backing Chandler while CIO PAC and United Mine Workers backed Bert Combs. Chandler won the nomination to face Edwin Denney in November. Also covered are Idaho water projects at Hells Canyon and Ike’s 1955 legislative record, Hawaii Alaska statehood votes, and party-line votes on recommittal.
In Washington President Eisenhower states that no American prisoner of war will be forgotten by the United States. Long Beach Senator William Knowland comments on possible 1956 decisions and politics, saying no one should assume a final decision has been made.
A quirky 1985 feature presents a scoring quiz by Eugene Burns on plant and animal facts. it tests Believe or Disbelieve about elm buds butterfly migrations and antler myths, then orders animals by speed and assigns ranger-like titles based on total points.
The Weather Bureau unveils a new array of ultra modern devices including rockets fired 100 miles into the stratosphere and radar stations in the Caribbean and along the East coast to detect and warn about hurricanes tornadoes and other storms. Air Force B-30 bombers receive meteorological instrumentation while Congress funds 35.6 million for a sharper tornado and hurricane warning system.
Sacramento report warns that a new state law allows findings by a panel of educators to be accepted as court evidence in contested teacher termination cases. The California Teachers Association lobbied for the measure, arguing it grants professional status to teaching, while critics say it shifts tenure decisions from local boards to a state appellate panel.
An anecdote attributes iron discipline to umpire Bill Guthrie during his Boston game. He ejects the Red Sox bench after five innings then mocks a Boston third base coach about thoughts he cannot hear. The exchange ends with Guthrie claiming credit for what he thinks the coach was thinking. A second vignette recalls George S. Kaufman on a TV panel explain his role in a poor family.
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