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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
2
Missouri Senator challenges claims about obedience to Eisenhower orders. He directs government employees to inform their agencies if they possess knowledge of Communist influence or misstatements, signaling ongoing partisan contention over source authority and loyalty.
Karachi police arrested eight men, including five journalists led by Mohammad Shakoor of Dawaregedly, under a security act amid East Pakistan tensions. The sweep followed ousting of Fazlul Huq and his cabinet for alleged disloyalty as troops patrolled Dacca. Air force leaflets defended the central regime and warned Huq of traitor status.
The Supreme Court opens its session with a challenge to the federal lobbying law under review. Justices may extend the term as they weigh cases on registration and financial reporting requirements for lobbyists. A related appeal concerns Julius Emspak of New York and questions before House investigators. Also pending is whether 2300 natural gas producers selling to interstate pipelines fall under Federal Power Commission regulation.
Washington reports on a swirling 1956 retirement question tied to President Eisenhower as McCarthy Army affairs and party politics unfold. Lt Gen Roger M. Ramey takes over Fifth Air Force from Gen Samuel Anderson amid ceremony observers including Ambassadors Briggs and Wood.
Washington is weighing ending key veterans benefits by curtailing free four year college educations under the Korean GI Bill to encourage longer enlistments. Assistant Defense Secretary John A. Hannah has proposed a revised recruitment plan and universal military training. Congress debates ending further free school entitlement as Rep. Olin E Teague consults veterans groups on timing. The GI bills have educated millions and cost around $14 billion so far.
Seven Hayward area residents had driver licenses suspended by the State Department of Motor Vehicles. Names include Allen R. Carter Castro Valley Robert A. Findley Hayward Leslie Fye Hayward Mullin Sr Ashland J L Propa Castro Valley Touls F Stockinger Mission San Jose Albert Wahlman Hayward Benjamin F Gomes San Lorenzo Louis E Gavea Decoto and Robert R Hawkins Hayward. Others ordered probation were Salvador S Perry Hayward one A Rohrs Castro Valley John T Crain San Lorenzo and Niliiam Cruz Hayward. Reinstated licenses included James R Close San Lorenzo Harry D Crocker San Lorenzo Silbert O Dawson Castro Valley Thomas Eaton Hayward Hilario Caldero Hayward Wylie Howell Hayward Carro B Propp Castro Valley Ralph R Sanchez Niles and Robert E Stanten Decota.
An official Kiwanis International convention delegate reports back at the Castro Villa club dinner tomorrow night. President Hubert Kelly presides as the member outlines Miami activities and outcomes from the recent convention.
In San Quentin Wesley Robert Wells once saved from the gas chamber by Governor Knight helped subdue a disturbed psychiatric patient last week. Warden Teets said the man set fire to bedding and became violent when a guard unlocked his door. Wells remains in the prison hospital after Knight commuted his sentence to life.
In Reno Nevada IR A five way Democratic bid for governor dominated the primary turnout with about 60 percent of 102 242 voters. Gov Charles Russell unopposed for Republican renomination. Democratic hopefuls include Vail Pittman Archie Grant Simon Conwell Merrill Inn and Thomas B Meckling Meckling a late entrant and former Washington newsman upset earlier candidates in 1952 and challenged Pat McCarran.
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