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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1957
Page
1
Police report six teenagers pulled down three metal letters from the Boat Shop storefront at 1030 B Street Hayward. The letters were identified as T B P and the sign over the entrance was damaged. Clerk Helen Trobee, 47, witnessed the incident across the street and alerted authorities. Leasing "ha oof Sho."
Harvey Jackson Glyde, 28, of San Leandro, killed in an automatic loading machine at Hazel Atlas Glass Div. of Continental Co. in Oakland. Body found at 8:30 am by coworker Larry Milton. Survived by wife Mildred and relatives in Concord and San Jose. Services pending at Santos and Robinson Chapel, San Leandro.
London dispatch reports Poland faces a rising wave of drunkenness described as a plague. The Polish press agency says alcohol problems are spreading rapidly in the communist country, with alarming proportions cited.
Three Madera County juveniles escaped Madras Juvenile Hall Friday night then robbed a home at gunpoint, stole cars and a pistol, slept in a vineyard, and were arrested near Castro Valley after a dawn chase. Deputies report the trio, ages 15 and 16, confessed to the spree begun Friday night.
Episcopalian Rev. Andrew Daughters, 37, believed dead after a boating accident near Coeur d'Alene two months ago, reappeared in Pasco reuniting with his wife and four children. Memory partially restored in San Francisco Grace Cathedral service. Canon Byfield aided Daughters with air transport and new clothes before his return.
Pleasanton resident and former bookmaker Bou quet Cohn, 53, was found dead with a rifle wound in his Oakmead farm home after returning from a racing outing. His wife Dorothy discovered him in the library as she returned from church duties. Cohn previously served time for bookmaking and spent later years in Agnews State Hospital.
United Nations report shows free world trade with Communist nations reaching over 5 billion dollars in 1956. East-West trade grew twice as fast as global trade but remained under 3 percent of total exports and imports. Chinese-Western trade rose by more than one third from 1955 to 1956.
BEIRUT WS reports pro West Premier Sami Es Solhs forces won a sweeping victory in Lebanon s 66 member chamber of deputies in the last round of the election held yesterday without incident. All but about 14 members are counted to support Es Solhs policies. The chamber will not hold its first meeting for at least a month.
Governor Goodwin J. Knight and Castro Valley will share honors tomorrow at the Alameda County Fair Pleaconton. Schedule lists events from 2 pm Castro Valley Community Hour to 7:30 pm Junior Fat Stock Auction and various shows. Mrs Knight arrives around 4 pm, with officials to greet them. governor to tour fair and attend Handicap event.
President and Mrs Eisenhower marked their 41st wedding anniversary with a quiet celebration on their Gettysburg area farm. They planned a restful day including possible golf and a return to Washington later, while townspeople welcomed the couple with a ceremony at the high school auditorium and an Army band concert. The event coincided with the 94th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Reports from Havana detail gun battles sabotage and bombings across Cuba as rebels respond to government efforts for peace. Five people were killed and three injured in a Santiago outskirts gunfight between soldiers and unidentified attackers. Three suspects fled during police pursuit. A seven year old bystander and two soldiers were among the wounded.
In Louisiana, Nancy Blakely, 12, died from brain injuries after a violent confrontation with her father Robert Blakely. The death and missing count rise as authorities estimate up to 350 fatalities from Hurricane Audrey along the Cameron coast.
Turbulent weather swept the Plains and Midwest as Hurricane Audrey pounded Canada and caused extensive flooding. At least 200 deaths were reported in weather mishaps including a father and his five children. Flooding rose on the Blue River and Saline, Kansas, with Delhi storms and tornado alerts across Kansas, Indiana, and Illinois.
Jordanian government confirms the United States is supplying about $10 million in military equipment to Jordan. The announcement comes from Amman as the two nations deepen defense ties.
Khrushchev abruptly postpones his planned Tuesday trip to Czechoslovakia. Czech officials cite a postponement while indicating a July 10 arrival still under consideration. Czech press and radio have not yet commented on the visit. The expected talks with Czech leaders are widely discussed.
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