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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
3
The Army announces a shake up moving 500,000 ready reserves to standby status freeing them from any call to active duty except by Congress. An additional 475,000 reservists will be discharged. The plan aims to build a ready reserve force of 1,692,000 and National Guardsmen for immediate call in war or national emergency.
Three year-old Flora Hook died instantly in Grass Valley after the auto driven by her mother, Mrs William Honk, rolled over her. The Daily Review records the tragic accident with details of locations and offices in Hayward and Centerville.
Adlai Stevenson supporters hailed California primary results as a conclusive answer to doubts about his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Stevenson led Kefauver 62 to 38 percent, prompting talk that Harriman and Symington could rally behind him and help challenge Eisenhower in November.
The article reports that offered neutral nations and teams from Sweden Switzerland Poland and Czechoslovakia would depart South Korea if the communists refused to withdraw and comply with truce terms. The UN command demanded inspection teams be kept until the armistice terms are honored and warned removal of 400 to 500 warplanes and other smuggled equipment would violate the truce.
Gas used to quell French port mob aimed to prevent two train visits bound for Algeria from proceeding.
A fragment notes a speaker addressing a luncheon about the American Museum project, indicating early momentum and civic interest in a new regional museum initiative. The details remain incomplete but the context suggests a community drive.
Disjointed report notes three more Argentine generals relieved of posts amid ongoing military administration unrest. Workers demand guaranteed wage increases with claims of union packages totaling about 64 cents an hour, roughly $24 weekly for each steel worker, amid broader industrial upheaval. Secret police sweep in Vienna reportedly seized over 100 workers as authorities pursue an underground group linked to distribution of materials.
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