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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
7
Pat Brown, in a televised appearance, said he would run for governor next year if he could raise money. He then told reporters he had no real candidacy and remained undecided about entering the gubernatorial race, leaving viewers unsure of his intentions.
The London gossip notes Princess Margaret, linked to Townsend, is being sent to Cyprus allegedly to halt a romance. Reports claim Townsend seeks a match and Margaret weighs duty over personal happiness as Church teachings on indissoluble marriages are cited.
In Oregon’s Wallowa Whitman and Malheur forests, lightning sparked about 30 fires after storms yesterday. Parachutists were deployed to battle the blazes, with four more fires started by lightning in Malheur, according to regional forest service official Johnson.
Dick Hager earned the beat- looking hobo title while Rick Spenc received the treasure hunt prize during Longwood School playground Hobo Day. Terry Thomson placed second in costume judging, with four-year-old Denny Blair also noted in the Hayward Area Recreation District sponsored event.
A masked assailant abducted a 19 year old nurse driving with an escort near Lincoln Way. He bound the man, tied the nurse, cut her hair almost to the scalp, beat her with a belt, burned her with a cigarette, and fled after an hourslong escape. Police later found the nurse hospitalized for shock, cuts, and burns.
A New York manufacturer claims a golf glove helps players avoid cocking the wrists too early in the backswing. The device aims to improve swing timing and consistency for golfers seeking steadier setup and follow through.
In San Francisco twenty six church leaders including four rabbis and twenty two Protestant ministers sign a letter to President Eisenhower urging abolition of nuclear test explosions. The clergy call for the President to take the lead in ending the international nuclear arms race and to pursue disarmament in the nuclear field.
Six men were lost in weekend boating accidents in San Francisco Bay and off the San Mateo Santa Cruz county line. Five drowned when a 14 foot skiff wrecked near Point Ano Neuval. In San Francisco Bay, Lee Travis Watts of San Mateo, 90, drowned after his homemade cabin cruiser sank. His companions Kenyon D. Fern and Denny Moore were rescued after 16 hours adrift. Odell Wyatt of Santa Clara, 28, and L. D. Wyatt of San Jose, 35, were found ashore near Point Ano Neuvo. Missing are Odell Wyatt’s wife Velda, 25, Arlie Wyatt, 42, and Frank Bobo, San Jose.
NEW YORK city reports church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn closed to worshippers for the first time in 110 years amid a long running congregational feud. Rev William Melish named temporary rector as police and detectives guard the premises. Court ruling on Melish appeal set for October after removal from the pulpit.
Liberia government and Cornell University Press completed arrangements to publish a 2500 page Liberian law code in a joint project. The collaboration aims to provide a comprehensive legal reference for Liberian statutes and governance.
Frank Kingdon, 97, Anglican priest and the church may be the oldest active parson, protests after authorities refuse to renew his driver’s license. His bid highlights aging clergy facing regulatory limits.
Louis Silver a 46 year old Los Angeles liquor salesman was held in 1500 bail after a Saturday night arrest at Yankee Stadium where police found him walking from the grandstands with a collection bag. He faces grand larceny charges over a 500 collection from a Billy Graham meeting as officials said he was helping due to the crowd size.
Eppinger produced a shopping bag marked with the number 110 that he said came from the Grail organization. A nearby bag carried by Bo yer bore the same number, suggesting a linked or repeated marking incident.
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