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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
3
Police disclosed grisly details of Wyoming's worst crash killing eight. Two cars on U S 30 near Rock Springs collided head on, five Fort Lewis soldiers from Green River died, others injured, including a newlywed woman.
Evangelist Billy Graham urged a 18,500 crowd to adopt a golden rule of highway safety for the July Fourth weekend. He warned that sin in the heart can make for unsafe driving as he spoke at Madison Square Garden. New York crusade attendance surpassed prior Garden attractions, with Graham drawing 624,300 versus Ringling Bros. Circus 708,413 in 1947.
Floodwaters swept southern Nebraska Kansas and the St. Louis area forcing hundreds to flee as roads flooded and power and communications failed. Meramec River crest near 32 feet in Missouri with about 108 homes inundated in Valley Park. Tescott Kansas saw three feet of floodwater as Saline river overran banks. High winds and hail swept Rapid City and the Deep South brace for more storms.
Swiss authorities ruled Joanne Connelley Patino's death from a heart attack at 27 natural. Autopsy deemed unnecessary. burial permit issued for embalming and shipment to New York for funeral services. Patino, New York society debutante of 1948, had married Robert Sweeny and later Jaime Patino, facing tabloid attention over alleged drug and adultery issues.
In Northboro Massachusetts a family named Goodro is noted. Children listed are Bruce Bryan Beth Brenda and Barbara. Mrs Wallace A Goodro's maiden name was Bruso.
SAN JOSE police report an unidentified youth and another rescuer swam to a sinking auto in Stevens Creek reservoir to save two young cousins Toni Copeland nine and Diana Willis aged 244. Their father had stepped from the car to fix a tow chain when he saw it roll into the water and he and a nearby youth pulled the girls through a window.
Las Vegas reports outline an upcoming test detonation of a large nuclear device over the Nevada test site. A helium balloon will lift the device about 1590 feet, with observers warned to wear high density glasses and highways blocked for miles to prevent observation. Marines stationed near ground zero prepared for immediate maneuver after detonation.
Lt. David A. Steeves, 23, the reputed lost flier, limped through a press conference and TV appearance as he heads to New York for reunion with wife Rita and daughter Lisa. He spoke of faith sustaining him during a 54 day wilderness ordeal after a tough parachute landing in Sequoia Kings Canyon parks. He will take extended leave before returning to duty at Craig AFB Selma Alabama.
Oakland Governor Knight warned a Republican meeting last night that the party must woo Democratic votes to triumph in next year’s California elections. He noted nearly one million more Democrats than Republicans and urged reconciliation of minor differences within a dynamic party while campaigning on the GOP record. Knight also criticized extremist Republicans and suggested Knowland may be a GOP rival for the governor nomination.
Burglars broke into a house owned by Donald Yates in East Syracuse and stole copper tubing a pipe an electric drill a faucet and the kitchen sink.
In Northern California two separate crashes left one man dead and four injured. A Western Pacific freight derailed in Feather River Canyon near Oroville killing a Stockton man identified as Mateus Lee Rogers. In San Luis Obispo county a Southern Pacific diesel freight collision with a crane caused flames injuring four. a freight car struck a highway restaurant, narrowly missing a sleeping man. The daylight passenger train between San Francisco and Los Angeles was delayed.
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