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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

4

Macmillan Pressed for Early Summit With Eisenhower

London reports quote Moscow Radio urging an early U S summit as Prime Minister Macmillan plans a Friday trip to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower. A Moscow commentator says Macmillan desires a prompt meeting to push for peace and better US policy, while the premier seeks thorough prep for successful talks.

London UPN Moscow Tidjo Harold Macmillan United States Macmillan Eisenhower Moscow Radio Cif Yakov Viktorov

Monday Meeting For Pet Haven

Mrs Jean Collins will conduct a Monday meeting of Pet Haven at 7 p m at the home of Mrs Jack Kosko Montgomery Street Hayward Other new officers include Mrs Leo Suter treasurer Mrs Eloise Crandall secretary and Manford Shultmai as president

Jean Collins An & P.m Pet Haven Jack Kosko Montgomery St. Hayward Leo“rer Suter Eloise Crandall Manford Shultmai

Assembly Results in Northern California Elections

UPI reports results for California Assembly districts with incumbents reelected in most districts. Several races show both major party candidates, and a number of seats list reelections without opposition across districts 1 through 39, noting specific candidates like Frank P. Bellotti, Pauline Davis, Samuel Conti, Phillips Burton, Milton Marks, and others.

Frank P. Bellotti R-X Francis P. Stebbins Pauline Davis D-X Lloyd W.lowry Harold T. Sedgwick Gerald L. Meyer Samuel R. Geddes Francis C. Lindsay Paul ‘J.lunardi Richard H-Mccollister Thomas J.’ MacBri L. B. ‘Nandeegritt Edwins L. Z'Berg Samuel Conti Jerome FR Waldier Masterson William Hoffman William Biddick Jr Carlos Bee Robert W. Crown Bernard A. Sheridan Nicholas Petris Walter" I. Dahl Blatt Milton Marks Ruth Church Gupta John A. Busterad Frank Brann John A. O'connell Jay Franklin Salaman Edward M. Gaffiney Dan John Adams Dr Louis Francis Leo I. Ryan Carl A.’ Britschgi Rand Robert E.L. Collier Glenn Coolidge Clark Bradley Rex J Douglas F. Murphy Bruce F. Allen Raymond Spagrisla Ralph M. Brown Gordon ‘H. Winton Jr Bind Blaine Pettitt jSert de Lotto William W. Hansen Charles B. Garrigus Alan G. Pattee Saul M. Weingarten Myron H. Frew Ralph B. Jordan James He Holmes Dorothy M. Donoho H. W Pat) Kelly John C. Williamson

Rivers and Harbors Bill Seen Near Passage

Senator Arthur Watkins predicts a compromise rivers and harbors bill acceptable to President Eisenhower will pass soon. The revised measure prunes out many disputed projects, though some objections remain from Robert Merriam, deputy budget director, to several hotly debated items.

Washington UPI Arthuc Watkins Utah Congress Eisenhower a.Sanite Public Works Subcommittee Bammer Robert E- Merriam

May permits push Hayward valuation higher

Building permit activity in Hayward rose in May with 695 permits issued and a total valuation of 1,498,480 dollars. Year to date permits reached 4,196,574 dollars in valuation, while April had 266 permits and a valuation of 2,617,670 dollars.

Hayward Niles Canyon Road Ars

Hayward Pupils to Graduate in Separate Ceremonies

Six hundred ninety six Hayward Elementary pupils will receive their diplomas in separate ceremonies June 9 and 10 at Bret Harte Amphitheater and Strobridge and Winton schools. Awards from American Legion and Lions Club will be presented to 12 students based on scholarship conduct and citizenship. Bert Harte and Winton programs will feature top students, with stars on programs for noted pupils.

Hayward Land Hach Bret Harte School American Legion Lions Strobridge Lynn Hodgson Andl Nicholas Munoz Mary Lowell Leslie A. Catwan Strobridge’ School Bernard Flanagan Orland Close Bret Harte John. Landers Tom. Devlin the Legion Winton Nancy Bennett Steven ‘Moreland William Mulligan Theresa Fye Lion Melland David Brazil Bret’ Chogl Michele MeInrand Gene Osofsky Ith Herbert Roberts

County Bar Unit Speaker Named at Oakland Luncheon

Felix F. Stumpf, administrator of the Continuing Education of the Bar at the University of California Extension, will address a Tuesday noon luncheon of the Alameda County Bar at the Athens Athletic Club on Khan Clay Streets in Oakland.

Felix F. Stumpf Alameda County Athens Athletic Club Khan Clay Sts Oakland Stumpf University of California Extension

Congressional Vote SANE-FRANCISCO Detailed Slates

USC congressional race notes complex fall runoffs across districts with Republican and Democratic incumbents listed for California and nearby areas. Names include John Moss Jr., William Mailliard, George Collins Jr., Harlan Hagen, Gordon McDonough, John J. McFall, and Bob Wilson among others, with party designations and district cues. A separate item discusses narcotics case testimony involving ex-boxer Cohen and FBI officer Chappell, plus Pleasanton lodge event details.

Sane-Francisco UPN Frederick J. Dupuis Jylland Clement Miller Ind Curtis “W. Trawr jHarold T.biaz Johnson John E. Moss Jr D-X William St. Mailliard R-X George D. Collins Jr John F. Shelley John F. Baldwin Jr Jeffery Gohelan George P.miller J. Arthur Younger Elma D. Oddstad Charles S. Gubser Rigkell Bryan John J- McFall Frederick van Dyke Uth Sisk Daniel IK Halpii Charles’ M Teague Vand William K. Stewart Harlan Hagen Gordon L. McDonough Emery Petty Doland L. Jackson Melvin ‘Lennard Cecil R. King Leonard di Miceli Craig Hosmer Demo Cratic Los Angeles Mickey Mer Robert W. Frazer Cohen Olling Chet Holifield Harry V.‘Leppek Setto U.S H. Allen Smith Narcotics Bureau Howard Raymond R. ‘Farrell Chapnell Edgar 'W. Hiestand Rudd Brown Zand Toe Holt Irving Slasbaha

Denials Fly in Sedition Case Against POWELLS

Federal charges of sedition against John and Sylvia Powell and former assistant Julian Schumann were denied by the defendants who seek dismissal claiming they cannot compel witnesses from Red China. The Powells, American publishers of a Shanghai periodical during the Korean War, faced trial date set for July 14 and are charged with supporting Red charges alleging U.S. forces waged germ warfare. The U S government has denied the charges.

San. Francisco UPS Shanghai John Sylvia Powell Julian Schumann York Powells Red China United ‘States United States

Barrack to Pick Parley Delegates for July Convention

Barrack 306 Veterans of Foreign Wars at Hayward plans a July 33 16 convention in San Diego. At 8 p.m. Monday the group will name delegates and set first annual picnic details. Publicity chair Joseph Spine said the meeting at Veterans Memorial Building, Hayward will cover arrangements.

San Diego Wen Veterans Memorial Bldg Main St Hayward Joseph Spine Pic UC

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