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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

4

State Water Battle Fizzles in Assembly

The long running North South water dispute stalls again as Assembly votes 43 no to 32 ayes on a new compromise. Governor Knight travels to Los Angeles to press for a solution while advocates warn time is running out before a major federal state co operation on water rights and funding.

Sacramento Goodwin J. Knight Los Angeles Senate Ito Bruce FP Alen San Jose Ibal Feather River San Luis

Air Force opens recruit beating trial in Texas

Air Force arranges a special court martial at Lackland AFB for Airman 3/c William E. Roberts Jr on assault charges tied to the death of recruit Robert Disenbacher. Roberts seeks to become an Episcopal minister and claims the service mishandles discipline while describing training as pampered.

Air Force Texas San Antonio Texan Cacec Waviees William F. Roberts Jr Lackland Air Force Base Roberts Robert Disenbacher Astoria N.Y Rowith Disenbacher Ayall Haat Basi mareCeorge Walker Episcopal Rainister

DuPont and General Motors Found Guilty in Bias Ruling

The Supreme Court ruled that DuPont De Nemours and General Motors engaged in an illegal restraint of trade. The case is sent back to Federal District Judge Water J. Labay in Chicago for further proceedings and necessary relief to curb violations of law. The government alleged a 1917 plan to fix markets for DuPont paints and related products and exploit chemical discoveries.

Washington Supreme Court General Motors DuPont Corporation Water J. Labay Chicago E. {. du Pont

Air Force Balloon Sets New Altitude Record

Air Force captain Joe Kittinger ascended to more than 106000 feet in a high altitude balloon near Rapid City South Dakota. He remained aloft for nearly two hours before radio communications failed causing an earlier planned stay to end. The previous record stood at 72395 feet set last November.

Air Force Minneapolis Minn Joe Kittinger Hol Teman Air Force Base N.M Lake Michigan Rapid City

Clubman Seized In Wife's Death

Baltimore socialite Bernice Van Horn, 53, died after a confrontation with husband Robert Veit Van Horn, a wealthy Towson clubman. Police say he beat her, placed her body in his station wagon, and stayed with it overnight before his arrest on the dirt road. He was armed with a .32 caliber pistol when intercepted by patrol officers.

Baltimore INS Robert Veit van Horn Bernice Towson van Horn

Southerners Win Civil Rights Test

In Washington Southerners scored a key victory in the civil rights debate boosting the odds of passage this year. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a Southern proposal to grant jury trials to people accused of violating federal court injunctions in civil rights cases. The move aimed to challenge the administration bill by arguing it denied jury trials and violated civil rights in the name of protecting rights.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Judiciary Committee

Pilgrim Ship Mayflower II Drifts South of Bermuda

The replica Mayflower II sailed four knots and was about 500 miles south of Bermuda en route to Plymouth Massachusetts on Sunday.

London Barmuda Hosding Plymouth Mass

Israel Presses Peace Bid As New Raids Reported

In Jerusalem premier Ben-Gurion sought U S backed adherence to Eisenhower doctrine promising to renew immigration and maintain normal relations while warning Arab nations of retaliation. Israeli officials cited more than 30 incidents of aggression as raids traced to Gaza near Rafah and Kerem Avshalom mines blowing up an army vehicle wounding four soldiers.

Jerusalem Dapl Israel Ben-Gurion Ben Jon Kneset United Native Secas Bet-Gurion Wen Seve Sane Army Ne. Fedayeen Gaza Strip Arafa Kerem Avshalom

United States Joins Baghdad Pact Council Session

The United States formally joined the Baghdad pact military committee in Karachi and pledged to share defense duties. Former ambassador Lou Henderson spoke for the US as Gen Nathan Twining nears Joint Chiefs chair, while Britain faces scrutiny over Suez policy amid talks with Iraq Iran Pakistan and Turkey.

Karachi Pakistan United States Middle East U.S India Lou Henderon Peer Council of Ministers Nathan Twining U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Arthur Radford Britain Selwyn Lloyd Iefose Iraq Iran Turkey Pact

Sclons React to Red Leader TV Talk in Santon NL

Sclons responded to Red Leader’s television remarks during a Santon NL broadcast prompting debate among locals. Officials, residents, and fans weighed in on the conversation shaping community sentiment and media influence.

Sclons Red Leader Santon

Khrushchev Interview Sparks Split on U S Socialism Debate

Washington lawmakers clash over Nikita Khrushchev remarks aired on CBS Face the Nation. Senator Knowland rejects any path to socialism, while House leaders and Montanan Mike Mansfield question the U S direction under Soviet pressure. Public sentiment and government stance collide in a tense national discussion.

Washington Congress Nikita Bui Mike Mansfield Khrushchev Lyision Jo!Karushchev Theseph W. Martin Jr CBS Network Khrushichev U.S Knowlind America Afl-Cio Senate Wisecutive Council F. Knowland Russia

July 4th Fiesta Meeting for San Leandro

San Leandro booths remain open for the Third Old Fashioned Fourth of Celebration. The committee meets at 7:45 tonight in the City Hall police classroom. Dick Corrilo and Jack Newell named chairman and co chairman of entertainment replacing Phyllis Goodell. Mrs Gladys Valley to report on committee preparations with attorneys per James Hofier.

San Leandro Dick Corrilo Jack Newell Phyllis Goodell Gladys Valley James Hofier

Governor Lights Beacon at Eden Hospital Auxiliary

A beacon atop Eden Hospital Auxiliary House at 81 Elysian Fields Dr Oakland was lit Saturday afternoon during a phone call from Governor Goodwin J. Knight. Hospital Administrator Harry A. Blythe received the message wishing success in the auxiliary campaign.

Eden Hospital Auuliary Elysian Fields Dr Oakland Goodwin J. Knight Harry A. Blythe

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