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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

3

Father Regrets Burning Lips Of 5-Year-Old Son

In San Francisco a repentant father, Pedro Gonzales, 33, told his son Philip he was sorry for burning the boy’s lips with a match to stop him swearing. Philip visited in City Prison as Gonzales faced juvenile court on a charge of traumatic punishment of a child. The boy’s lips showed second degree burns and his mother Flora had Hospitalized him after the incident.

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Mrs Elsie Johnson a 31 year old patient at Agnews State Hospital was detained in the San Francisco Hospital psychiatric ward after attempting to seize 1 month old Sheila Wagner at Miralmaoma Playground. Eric Wagner chased and recovered the child. Johnson found hiding in a closet later offered no explanation.

San Francisco API Elsie Johnson San Francisco Hospital Miraloma Playground

James Dean Club Marks First Year

London reporters note the James Dean Worldwide Club’s first birthday marked by a quiet meeting at a London coffee bar. About 40 members, led by president Jimmy James, discuss collecting references to the late actor and view their tribute as non-worship rather than reverence.

London UPI James Dean Tate Jimmy James Dean

Elvis Returns Home From Army Leave At Graceland

Elvis Presley spent a quiet furlough weekend at his $100,000 Graceland mansion in Memphis. Fans swarmed the grounds as a 19-year-old waitress from New Orleans, Theresa Powell, accused a guard of pointing a pistol at her after climbing a fence to glimpse Presley. Guard Barney Smith, a retired policeman, denied the claim and said he only lectured her.

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Korean Student Launches Moon Rocket Ambition

Yongdong Korea reports 1st year Korean high school student Kim Ki Ryong tried solo to match Soviet and U.S. space efforts. His test rocket rose to 40,000 feet on March 18 with radio guidance and claimed speeds triple the sound before a later rocket exploded.

Yongdong Korea Kim Ki Ryong Kim Toda Felice

French Police Tactics Seen by Reds in Paris Riots

Paris reports detail Sunday clashes between police and Communists. Injuries and arrests mounted as 25 officers were injured and nearly 200 rioters jailed. Demonstrations appeared loosely organized, with police compelled to reinforce as crowds swelled.

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Integration Test Looms in New Orleans Transit

In New Orleans federal judge Shelly Wright ordered integration of the city public transit system at midnight after a Supreme Court ruling. Weekend riders reported voluntary segregation with no incidents as officials prepared for a full test during Memorial Day week.

New Orleans UPI Arter Shelly Wright U.S. Supreme Court

Fate of France Seen Hanging in the Balance After De Gaulle Victory

Paris dispatch analyzes Charles de Gaulle winning a National Assembly majority but facing a broken constitution, a faltering economy, and Algeria’s costly war. Editors warn of potential civil conflict or a Communist rise if he fails, while relief and wary optimism color public mood.

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Relief in Washington Over De Gaulle Premiership

UPI reports Washington officials express relief that de Gaulle's new French government signals stability and cooperation with the United States and Britain against Soviet challenges. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles plan to meet on nuclear test ban talks, while noting de Gaulle remains an unknown quantity whose future actions will shape policy.

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Mount Saint Mary's Honors Ike as Colossus of Free World

Mount Saint Marys College in Emmitsburg Maryland cited President Eisenhower for standing as a modern colossus against party aims and ambition. He was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree at the sesquicentennial graduation and planned to deliver the commencement address en route to the White House after Memorial Day weekend at his Gettysburg farm. The President arrived by helicopter and later returned to Washington by limousine with Mrs. Eisenhower, attending services at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church.

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Town Reels After Rail Tank Car Blast

Residents return to Mount Pulaski Illinois after a rail tank car explosion created an elast town. Two killed and 40 injured as debris and flying glass sent patients to Lincoln and Springfield hospitals. Authorities say a lightning strike ignited solvents in the tank car during switching. Fire burned for hours. two cars behind the blast were full of the same liquid and feared to explode.

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Robinson Jr. Injured after Malibu deck fall

Edward J G Robinson Jr age 25 son of the famed actor suffered injuries from a fall from a Malibu deck to the beach below. He said it was a little spill and he lost balance while casting. Doctors treated him and removed sand from his eyes. The extent of neck or spine injuries remained to be reported.

Hollywood UPI Edward J G. Robinson’ Jr Eoctor Cedars Lebanon Hospital Deck Robinson Malibu

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