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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
2
California Nevada Railroad History Society members will travel to Niles to review El ment of hisory during the days at Spanish. The future date remains uncertain as discussions mention a later year. The melting pot of Portuguese heritage is noted as shaping the fields connected to the railroad heritage.
Walter UPI and Auto Workers Union urged government and industry to form a joint list of United States national priorities. Charles BR Sligh Jr of the National Association of Manufacturers joined, appealing for a balanced budget and tax revisions on higher income brackets to boost economic flow.
A U S District Court in Atlanta issued a preliminary order banning racial segregation in public schools. The two judge nonjury trial heard Negro parents seek a declaration that the city’s schools are unconstitutional, with Judge Frank Hooper noting the 1934 Supreme Court school decision as law and binding despite Georgia sentiment.
A Leandro child and a Castro Valley sailor were injured in separate crashes yesterday. The child suffered head, toe and leg injuries when a vehicle struck a parked car near Elvina Drive. Albert B. Cross, 36, of San Leandro was unhurt. Navy apprentice Carl E. Parker, 20, stationed aboard the USS Midway, sustained possible multiple fractures after his motorcycle collided with a car at Somerset and Santa Maria Avenues. Parker received treatment at Fairmont Emergency and was sent to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. No injuries to driver John H. O Nea, 29, were reported. Investigations pending.
Edward J. ydsta T., a 16-year-old high school honor student, admitted Thursday night that he strangled Becky Holt after she resisted his advances. Investigators say he confessed to a Roman Catholic priest, who alerted authorities. Cooney, a 6 foot 150 pound sophomore at St Joseph's Preparatory, testified that he seized the girl and strangled her in a sudden attack.
Sacramento UPI reports the Senate passed a bill authorizing 115 million dollars for a Francisco Oakland rapid transit tube. The measure would fund 500 million in bonds with voter approval in 1961. Financing relies on surplus revenues from the Francisco Oakland Bridge, prioritizing the San Mateo Hayward project after initial steps.
Col James Stewart returns to work at Rovue International after finishing a duty tour at Vandenberg and March Air Force Bases. He resumes cutting and narration of the half hour documentary about the Strategic Air Command for TV and educational use.
A land mine blast in Jerusalem killed one Israeli soldier and left five others injured as troops tackled the incident amid ongoing security operations. The blast occurred as units moved through the area, with authorities confirming casualties and initiating emergency response.
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