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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1955
Page
2
Downey reports a 0-foot plastic garden hose inexplicably burrowing into ground after Thursday event. George Di Peso and neighbors tried pulling. portions disappeared into hard clay as Cal Tech scientists investigated a possible practical joke or unknown mechanism.
A 36 year old U S airman named Lauhon was brought from Nogales Sonora to Nogales Arizona for questioning in the Dickinson Texas triple murder case. Texas authorities linked a license plate to an automobile owned by the victims Mrs John McPherson Mrs McPhersons son George and Mrs N J Norman. Lauhon claimed to have come from Tucson to Nogales on Wednesday while he was held for investigation of improper registration. He demanded an attorney during initial questioning and Mexican officials noted he became belligerent when questioned about the dog murder. The case tied the car to the Dickinson killings and followed his arrest in Nogales.
Rain hindered containment as two firefighters were overcome by smoke. A stalled F-91 jet from Miami crashed into Tampa harbor after the pilot parachuted from 14,000 feet, narrowly missing ships. Independence Day plans worldwide honored service members with ceremonies, picnics, and pageantry, including Eisenhower hosting staff at Gettysburg and celebrations in Rome and U.S. cities. Forty-two states limit fireworks with 26 banning private use except at official displays.
SAN FRANCISCO Albert K Chow a friend of ex President Harry Truman and two other prominent residents of Crown are involved in an income tax investigation. The IRS petitioned the Federal District court to open the books of Show his brother William J Show a former deputy attorney and Jack Wong Sing, the brother's law partner. Judge Edward P Murphy ordered Edn C Lee an office employee to show cause why he should not surrender financial records.
U S Embassy officials in Moscow urge etiquette and modest dress for the Independence Day reception. Mrs Bohlen, ambassador’s wife, leads the postwar event with Kremlin guests increasingly present. Prominent figures, including Molotov and Gromyko, attended Canadian Confederation Day events, signaling thaw in social exchanges.
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association urged Howard Kuder to ignore Bay City promoter Gerald D. Cochran's call for his resignation from the Alma County Planning Commission. Directors praised Kuder for fair impartial judgment and long service, while Cochran labeled him inconsistent in unincorporated area matters. The association conveyed strong confidence in Kutler's abilities and urged steadfast leadership on planning issues.
Pravda lauds President Eisenhower for his press conference statements on turning the cold war toward peace. The Soviet paper ran a four page editorial praising his aim to reduce tension and seek peaceful, non provocative methods while noting disagreement on satellites.
Welsh farmer’s wife Elizabeth Roberts died after delivering quadruplets two months early weighing about two pounds each. The mother had been in critical condition since birth. Survived by husband Robert and three daughters.
Washington reports the Senate will start debate on a $1.3768 billion public works bill. The Appropriations Committee approved funds for Army Corps civil functions, hurricane damage studies, harbor dredging, and western reclamation, aiming to modernize waterways and replace aging structures. The piece notes Eisenhower and wife celebrated their 49th anniversary at Camp David after a Gettysburg visit.
President Eisenhower seeks to cancel the 6.5 million dollar Dixon Yates transmission project to Memphis and might fund a city plant instead. White House aides and Senate committees weigh federal costs and Memphis plans as a new look and possible delay unfold.
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