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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1954

Page

2

Knowland Predicts Changes in Senate Probe Rules

Senate GOP leader William Knowland said the Senate will likely consider early next year changes to investigative committee rules. He noted a general belief that revisions are desirable and referenced Jenner and Watkins subcommittees, with debates on limiting one person investigations and timing for speeches. He stressed cooperation needed to pass any changes and did not forecast outcomes.

Washington INS Senate William F. Knowland Joseph R. McCarthy Knowland William E. Jennet R-Ind Gensure Arthur ¥. Watkins Utah Californian Watkins Jenner Sen" Cate Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex

Judge Rules Legitimacy of Test Tube Baby

Chicago judge rules test-tube babies are illegitimate if the mother’s husband is not the donor. The decision affects custody, inheritance, and support disputes, and declares that homologous insemination is not contrary to policy, while heterologous insemination is adultery. The case stems from Mrs. Mary Doornbos seeking custody of a five year old boy born by artificial insemination, with Doornbos asserting paternity and visitation rights.

Chicago INS Sibson E. Gorman Mary B. Doornbos George Doornbos

No Farm Price Battle Plans Says Senator Skeptical

Senator Spessard Holland warned against pushing a 90 percent farm price support bill, saying Democratic leaders face a presidential veto in the 84th Congress opening Jan. 5. He urged dairy and citrus sectors to handle surplus issues locally, citing Florida juice freezing as a model. The White House conference aimed to review Eisenhower proposals as Knowland anticipated State of the Union ideas and a debate on economic aid for agriculture.

Washington Spessard Holland D-Fla Congress White House Eisenhower Senate Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis GOP William F. Knowland Calif Eugene Millikin R-Colp Styles Bridges R-N.h McCarthy Holland Florida J Knowland Knowland

Support for Change In Zoning Sought By CV Legionnaires

Castro Valley Legionnaires Post 649 seeks rezoning of Strobridge Avenue property in a single family area to build a veterans clubhouse. Planning Commission hearing set for 1:15 pm on December 22. The post plans to interview homeowners and solicit reform endorsements from Valley groups. Representatives Flynn Locke and Moore will attend.

Castro Valley — Legionnaires of Castro Valley Post 649 Strobridge Avenue Post Alameda County al Flynn The Strabridge-Redwood Planning Commission Flynn Bob Locke Bill Moore

Enrollment surge marks rise in college classes this year

The University of Cincinnati president reported the 34th annual enrollment survey showing a 6.8 percent rise in full time students and a 9.7 percent increase in part time students. Freshmen majoring in education rose dramatically as veterans shift from wartime college attendance.

Cincinnati Raymond Walters University of Cincinnati Walters School and Society University of California Berkeley Los Angeles New York University New York State Minnesota Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan State College Penn State Indiana

Legion leader urges blockade if U S airmen jailed

National Commander Seaborn Collins of the American Legion called for a blockade of Red China if peaceful efforts fail to free U S airmen jailed on spy charges. He said the free world may join, stressing China’s breach of the Korean truce and Geneva and international law. Collins endorsed UN diplomacy and questioned war prospects but said a blockade would compel action.

Washington Seaborn Collins American Legion Red China U. S Collins China United States NBC United Nations U. N

Sidewalk vote narrows in Decoto informal tally

In Ashland area 200 homes along Bertero to Con pally avenues receive notices as Decoto residents vote informally on forming a sidewalk district. About 80 percent backing the district were reported. 750 to 200 eligible. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will continue the hearing at 10 am Thursday with formal action pending.

Ashland Bertero Avenue Conpally Avenue Aapland Ie N Decoto 164Th Avenue Tojon Bay City Gerald Cochran

New Officers Named By Firemen's Assn

PLEASANTON Alameda County Firemen’s Association elected new officers at the annual dinner dance at Pleasanton fairgrounds. George G. Gallagher Emeryville fire chief is president. Matt Jimenez Hayward fire chief is first vice president. Jack Luce Centerville is second vice president. Mills Bouchard Castro Valley fire chief is secretary. Frank Sandy Piedmont is treasurer. Mulford Gardens fire department received a plaque for outstanding fire prevention work for 1954, kept for three consecutive years.

Robin Wilson Mulford Gardens Mulford Ooaaa Frank Sandy Piedmont Franvig Dunn John Acnara Ashland Lester L Vera Hy Tones

Ten Girls Die in Church Stairway Crush in Madrid

In Miranda de Ebro northern Spain a crowd waiting to enter a church contest caused a stairway crush. Ten young girls died and many others were injured when a door collapsed as pushing children surged forward.

Madrid Miranda del Ebro Spain

Cemetery Plane Crash Near Forest Lawn in Los Angeles

Charles Edward Miller, 24, of Covina escaped unharmed when his Cessna owned by a Glendale flying school crash landed on a downward slope in Forest Lawn cemetery. The motor cut out causing the plane to collide with a wall and sustain partial damage.

Los Angeles INS Charles Edward Miller Forest Lawn Cemetery Miller Covina Glendale Flying School

Nation prepares for Safe Driving Crusade

Chicago reports that S D Day set for December 15 aims to make 24 hours free of auto accidents. President Eisenhower leads nationwide effort, urging drivers to obey signals, practice courtesy, and stay alert. Traffic expert says daily safety is possible. Mixing drinking with driving highlighted as a major cause.

Chicago INS Eisenhower Prank Krems Northwestern University Traffic Institute John Barleycorn Action Committee For Traffic Safety

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