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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
1
Stevenson supporters allege national chairman Estes Kefauver seeks to split and weaken the Democratic party by backing the re-election bid of California Republican Thomas Kuchel, arguing a campaign strategy aims to divide the party.
The Daily Review outlines Republican and Democratic slates with Eisenhower and Stevenson at stake. The piece notes intra party clashes between Finnegan and Donohue over Beverly Hills events and cites Kefauver supporters in Oakland area. Superior Court Judges Folger Emerson and others are listed with Alameda County amendments urging Yes on all measures in tomorrow’s vote.
Pre election mood centers on a light statewide vote with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan projecting muted turnout. Alameda County forecasts 60 percent locally as voters decide on congressional and statewide posts, including the California Democratic and Republican ballots. Names of candidates span governor to assembly and local directors at Washington Manor. Continued on page 2.
Eugene Smedley and neighbor Alvin Gebbart chased a prowler through a Perkins Avenue yard after the suspect opened fire. Smedley fired at least four shots, the prowler leaped a fence toward a plant nursery, and fled into the night. No injuries reported among residents. the prowler was not captured.
White Sands proving grounds N M and Navy Aerobee rocket fizzled during a sun magnetic storm test. The rocket rose to about 37 miles before the motor flamed out and it plunged to the desert rim, derailing planned parachute recovery and instrument data capture.
SAN LEANDRO The body of Air Force Captain Wilmes Paulsen, son of Mrs Vertie Paulsen, was recovered from the crash site in JA33 surrounding area after a hard landing. Authorities began investigations into the incident and the cause remains under inquiry.
In Kuala Lumpur Malaya the government announced the sale ban on strategic rubber to Communist China will be lifted and export licenses will be issued under a quota system. The decision followed U.S. agreement and pressure from Malayan Chief Minister Tengku Abdel Hamid to Eden in London.
In NICOSIA area Cypriots attacked British troops, fatally injuring two soldiers and seriously injuring an 18 year old. Troops conducted searches in several Greek Cypriot villages for the assailants. One wounded soldier died after an incident near Larnaca as attackers grabbed a British youth who tried to flee and hid in a nearby structure.
Park rangers yesterday recovered the body of Dr. Robert F. Johnson, 28, after a climbing accident. Relatives gave consent for burial at the site, and authorities reported the find near Yosemite National Park with expected funeral arrangements forthcoming.
Chairman James P. Richards said Tito’s Moscow alignment could prompt Congress to cut U S aid to Yugoslavia. Republican Rep. John Vorys predicted an amendment, while Edna Kelly had proposed it last year but failed. Debate on the foreign aid bill begins Wednesday.
Washington dispatch reports Soviet leader Joseph Stalin planned a purge of party bosses described as monstrous and sickly. The memo cites Khrushchev era accusations and alleges 24,000 were slain in purges, with Mikoyan implicated in a proposed assault.
A man described as the meanest thief in San Francisco allegedly entered the home of Willi Jsm E Whaley and stole $1 from a child’s savings bank. The report mentions related remarks about Yugoslavia’s Marshal Titane and a contest context today.
Washington Manor incorporation committee will not meet for a week to study an annexation alternative. The delay follows an announced potential meeting of the full board of directors and statements from Ben Leal, chair of the Washington Manor Services district, that talks of annexation are premature pending a ruling from the district attorney and the Board of Supervisors.
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