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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1958

Page

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South County Voting Light as Polls Open in Alameda County

In Southern Alameda County and beyond, early voting was light with officials expecting turnout to rise after work. Pre election estimates predicted up to 65 percent of 427,297 registered voters would cast ballots by 7 pm.

Alameda County San Francisco The Daily Review Towntown Prayward East Oakland Berkeley

De Gaulle Tightens Grip on Army and Algeria

Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle strengthening control over the army that brought him to power. He summoned Gen Raoul Salan in Algeria for a show of authority and scheduled a trip to Algeria to oversee actions there. He also met Robert La Coste for political briefing and clarified he would not join the cabinet.

Paris Chares de Gaulle Algeria al’ Tai Raoul Satan Robert la Coste Salan Jents Piiire Pilimba de Gaulle Payer Lri Coste

715 Rebels Killed In French Algeria

Algiers report says Gen Raoul Salan announced that 715 Muslim rebels were killed and 183 taken prisoner by French troops in the week ending Sunday. The ongoing French campaign against the nationalist movement proceeds despite the May 1958 crisis and upheaval.

Algiers Algeria UPI Alegeria Raoul Satan

Review Endorsements for June 3 Primary Ballot

Endorsements listed for Governor William F. Knowland Lt. Governor Harold J. Powers Attorney General Caspar W. Weinberger Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan Auditor Robert C. Kirkwood Treasurer A Ronald Button U S Senator Goodwin J Knight U S Representative George P Miller State Senator Guy Warren State Assembly 43rd Dist Carlos Bee 14th Dist Robt W Crown Supt of Public Instruction Roy E Simpson Board of Equalization James H Quinn County Supervisor Francis Dunn Jr Supt County Schools Harold Schoenfeld County Bd of Education George A Walter Jr Mrs Charlotte Treutlein County Auditor Joseph D Flynn County Recorder Thomas Fitzsimmons Edwin Meese Jr Propositions A B Yes incumbents noted.

William F. Knowland Harold J. Powers Caspar W. Weinberger Frank M. Jordan Robert C. Kirkwood A. Ronald Button U.S Goodwin J. Knight House of Representatives George P. Miller Guy Warren State Assembly Carlos Bee Inc)inc Robt. W Public Instruction Roy E. Simpson Board of Equalization James H. Quinn Francis Dunn Jr Harold Schoenfeld George A. Walter Jr Charlotte Treutlein Joseph D. Flynn Thomas Fitzsimmons Edwin Meese Jr A. B

New Heikkila Charges Loom

Washington reported that Justice Department officials are examining serious charges against Finnish-born William Heikkila who returned to the United States after deportation uproar Heikkila allegedly made trips to Moscow under questionable circumstances and attended a school in Russia Immigration authorities say all aspects of the Heikkila case are being reviewed Heikkila once admitted Communist Party membership in Minnesota during 1929 to 1959

Washington UPI Justice Department William Heikkila Heikkila Moscow Russia Immigration Service San Francisco Minnesota

Prayer for Today Prompts Faith and Dependence on God

A devotional prayer seeks comfort in God during darkness and fear. The speaker asks for strength when the way ahead feels uncertain and for deeper reliance on the divine, concluding with an Amen.

God

Heavy Turnout Expected in California State Primary

California voters faced a turnout surge as Republicans and Democrats vie for runoffs in November. Major centers showed strong interest while weather stayed fair. Governor and U S Senate races highlighted by Knight versus Brown, with cross filing shaping outcomes amid broad turnout expectations.

Clifornia Senate Thomas H. Rachel San ‘Francised Registrar of Voters Los Angeles Oakland VU. S William E. Knotwland Edmwnd Pat) Brown U. S Goodwin J. Knight George Christopher GOP Clair Engle Democisco Stanley Mosk Paul Brown California

Blaze Destroys Fremont Home

In Fremont a fire caused by ignited grease and junk in an Irvington home heavily damaged four rooms. Mrs. Lillie Robinson, 73, escaped with singed hair as flames spread rapidly through the kitchen and living areas described by Fire Chief Frank Madruga as the worst mess he has seen in years.

Fremont Irvington Lillie Robinson Union Sr Robinson Frank Madruga Priday Forts U. S. Senate Democratic Party Buffalo

Etchings Hunter Arrest Alters Night in Tiburon

Police aided artist Oyve Gjone after he escorted two bar companions to his home to view his etchings. An assault interrupted the visit, leaving Gjone with a black eye and head lump and missing cash and belongings including a wallet bankbook radio camera watch and a five horsepower outboard motor.

Tiburon Upsy Police Oyve Gjone Tex Tive Gjone Grone

Ex-Postal Chief Enters Senate Nomination Race

Former Postmaster General James A. Farrell enters the Democratic nomination contest for U.S. Senate in New York. Farrell, a longtime postal chief, throws his hat in the ring as a candidate.

New York UPL James A. Ferrey Byety U.S

Madruga Estimates Damage Nearby in 1900 Incident

Neighbors report Madruga assessed damage near the 1900 site. Mrs. Robinson recently moved from a larger home nearby, according to residents.

Madruga

Guard Reserve Projects Okayed By Armed Services Panel

Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee approved construction projects totaling 24,936,010 for the Army National Guard and the Army and Navy reserves. Congress previously allocated funds, with final clearance still required from the House and Senate Armed Services committees.

Washington UPI The Hous Armed Services Committee Army National Guard Army and Navy Congress House Senate Armed ‘Services

Strathman Explains High County Taxes in Newark

County Administrator Earl Strathman and Supervisor Chester Stanley argued that county taxes will remain high due to state welfare and liberal medical legislation. They urged a moratorium and new review before any further tax cuts, noting welfare spending trends and potential county impacts. Councilmen John Santos and Wesley Sears announced plans to pursue a full accounting of last year’s 25 cent tax hike and the Newark rate rise.

Orthonnewark Earl Strathman Newark F Strathman Alameda Strathmat Alameda County John Santos Wesley Sears Washington Upti Eisenhower House, ‘Press James Hagerty

Views Vary On Recession and Economic Outlook

Washington reports split views on the economy as officials debate whether the downturn will worsen or stabilize. Some point to improving indicators in steel and other sectors, while others warn that business investment, machine tool orders, and labor tensions keep minus factors ahead of any gains.

Washington Daventurn

Commuters Face Long Key Walkout

Oakland faced a longKey System strike as wage talks stalled. Federal conciliator Arthur Vint warned the dispute could prolong and the company might close doors if talks fail. About 10,000 riders had to find alternatives while Bay Bridge traffic stayed heavy but orderly.

Dakland Patrons St Arthur Vint MIE St Bay Bridge San Francisco Vekita- Heavy Oakland Yellay LoFare

Wreckage Spotted on Mountain Near Guadalajara

A Mexico City flight with 45 aboard including 14 Americans crashed atop San Augustin Mountain near Guadalajara. No survivors were found among 38 passengers and seven crew. Notables included Scripps Institution scientists Townsend Cromwell and William Shinada, plus U.S. airline representative Alfred Gaydu. Capt. Alfonso City was the pilot. co-pilot Robert Herrera, 47, of Mexico City. Additional passengers included San Francisco couple John Griffiths and wife Gladys and Sacramento residents Sack and Mrs Overton.

Guadalajara Micoy UPI Mexican ‘Lines San Augustin Mountain Aeronavés de Mexico Tijuana Mexico Almaswin U. Ss Guadalajars Thes. Scripps Institution: of Oceanography LaJolla Calif Townsend Cromwell William Shinada inter-American Tuna Commission Tija San Diego San Francisco Méxican Airlines John T. V. Griffiths Gladys Leavenworth St Sack Overton el Camino Sacramento Griffiths Overtons

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