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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1958

Page

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Brown Says Ike Help in California Would Hurt Knowland

New York UPI report quotes California Attorney General Edmund Brown claiming President Eisenhower campaigning for William Knowland would harm Knowland’s bid. Brown cites a Democratic tide in 45 days of campaigning before the primary and vows a hard fought race focusing on unemployment, cost of living, growth, and a reform Public Utility Commission. Brown plans to consult New York Governor Harriman on talking points as he pursues California’s second Democratic governor race.

New York UPI California Edmund Pat) Brown Tnday William F Knowland Eisenhower Brown Harry S. Truman Adlai Stevenson Truman Truman and Mr. Stevenson Public Utility Commission Averell Harriman

Senate Okays $3.713 Billion Foreign Aid Bill

The Senate approved a 3.713 billion dollar foreign aid authorization, sending the measure to a House-Senate conference. The bill, 2290 million below Eisenhower's request, preserves most of the president's blueprint while leaving final funding to later legislation. The vote was 71 to 19 with 26 Republicans and 25 Democrats for the bill. 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats opposed.

Washington UPD Senate Eisenhower Senate House Cust lHouse Conference Committee House Houses Sen Hata Allen J. Ellender D. la U. S Poland Yugoslavia

Key System Ends Night Shift Walkout With New Contract

Key System workers end a six day strike with a contract offering 48 cents per hour wage increases over two years, plus an eight to ten cent initial rise and fringe benefits. Current pay is 2.08 for bus drivers and 2.35 for mechanics. Union votes 329 to 63 in favor. About 1350 employees involved, disrupting East Bay and Bay Bridge bus service and forcing 90,000 commuters to seek alternatives. Company may seek fare hikes to cover costs.

State Public Utilities Commission Sixcay East Bay Yand Bay Bridge

Boys to Explain Killing of Father in Lovington

Milam Sims and Leroy Sims confessed to the coroner s jury that they shot their father Hershel Sims with a shotgun. William Penl Sims Jr and another brother were aged eight and nine. Police said Milam admitted pulling the trigger.

Lovington William Penl Sims Leroy Hershel ‘Sims Milam

Mountain slide kills 52 in Calcutta region

In Calcutta India torrential rains loosened a mountain slope causing a massive landslide along villages by the Airi River. At least 52 people were killed with several more missing as rescuers tackle the debris and seek survivors.

India Calcutta UPI

Prayer for Today

Lord of all men touches our hearts, uniting all children of men beyond color and language. Open eyes to see brothers and sisters under the skin and foster simple trust and heartfelt sympathy for all humanity. Amen.

Soviet Diplomat Ordered Out Over Espionage Attempt

The State Department ordered Soviet Embassy Third Secretary Nicolai J Kurochkin out of the United States for trying to buy Army manuals and secret materials from Washington newspaperman Hal Beaumet. The FBI reported no arrests, and Beaumet was registered as a foreign agent. Authorities did not rule out payments to others.

Washington UPI State Department United States Justice Department Nicolai J.kuenchkin Charles Beaumet Hal Beaumet FBI Kurochkn Kurochkin Beaumet State Department

Expensive Ring Lost by Dixie Woman During Wash

Mrs Ruth Davis of MONEGE Louisiana attempted to wash her hands holding her $300 wedding ring between her teeth and coughed swallowing it on Friday, leaving her puzzled about reclaiming the ring.

Monege UPI Ruth Davis

Aging Emu Becomes Father After 7-Year Struggle

Aussie the emu at Brookfield Zoo finally fathered two chicks after seven years of infertility. The rare Australian bird, second in size to the ostrich, had battled breeding difficulties since 1935. Five of the emu’s wives watched as the pride swelled with the new offspring.

Chicago UPI Brookfield Zoo

Dulles Welcomes Macmillan at Washington Welcome

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles greeted British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Washington calling the visit a happy occasion. Dulles noted Macmillan’s Indiana roots and Hoosier background as the two discussed relations with Russia, a possible summit, and world affairs. Macmillan planned a graduation address in Greencastle after farewells to West German President Theodor Heuss, ending a three day U.S. visit.

Benesti Washington National Lanout Russia Charles de Gaulle Frany Ke Macmillan John Foster Dulles Dulles Macmillan Indiana Bverestary Frime Mier Macmlan Greencastle Ind Dépauw Theodor Heuss Washington

Five Year Ballot Counter Feasibility for Alameda County

Alameda County officials discuss a Norden Kenny electronic ballot counter costing around 600,000 dollars for two units to tally ballots at 1,200 per minute. Testing could begin next year with full countywide use in 1962, aiming to reduce polling hours and staff needs while facing voter wait times and education costs.

Alameda County Chiics Los Angeles ‘County Koerner Jack Blue Norden-Kenny Corp Alapeda Blue San Francisco The Daily Review Kearner Proitective Norden-Kenny

De Gaulle Sets October 5 Referendum On Constitution

Paris dispatch says General de Gaulle and his cabinet fixed October 5 for a nationwide referendum on a new constitution to curb public authority power. Algerian ultras and disaffected figures linked to the safety committees were discussed as potential threats to the parliamentary system.

Paris UPI Charlés Dé Gaulle de Gaulle Algeria France de Gaulie le Populaire Leon Delbecque

Rebels Attack Algerian City

Algerian rebels struck Algiers after De Gaulle urged reconciliation. A dawn assault on Bone police station followed De Gaulle's visit seeking peace. Rebels declared De Gaulle's equality plan a mask for French imperialism as heavy fighting continued with helicopters pursuing foes.

Algiers UPI Charles Doe Gaulle Dafter de Gaulle Cairo de Gaulle Algeria

Dorothy Dix Garden and Home Radio TV Log

A compact log notes Dorothy Dix features on garden and home topics alongside radio and television segments. The page highlights a sports Stargazer Teen Review as part of rotating coverage.

Dix —— Garden & Home Radio-Tv Log ‘Sports + Stargazer Teen Review

Pair Caught By Hayward Cops After Fast 70-MPH Chase

Police halted a gunfire forecast chase through Hayward when officers stopped two suspects, Herbert Trocke Jr. and a youth, after they forced entry into a San Leandro home. The men allegedly robbed Julia McConnell, 29, a waitress at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. The chase ended near Juni near Soto Street after a shotgun warning. Mrs McConnell’s wallet and money were recovered. a screwdriver was found tucked in the younger suspect’s shirt.

Bob Jones San Lejandro Hayward Herbert Trocke ‘Jr Yolo Hayward Julia McConnel Beatt San Leandro Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Co Nts Foothil Keith Bennett Hiner Wilbur White Juniul Soto Hennettey McConnell

Rabies Fears Rise After Garin Property Incidents

Officials report possible rabies in Garin property dogs and cattle after a day’s exposure. Dogs to be quarantined for three to six weeks pending treatment, following a skunk encounter last month. Health department schedules weekend inoculations at Muller School and City Library with June sessions to enforce shots for dogs over four months.

Garin Ivill Health Department Alameca County J Muller Cherry Rd Mewark Et City Library Pars

Mind Change Hurts Driver In Valley Crash

Castro Valley reports a 37 year old driver, Mind Change Hurts, involved in a morning collision on Crow Canyon Highway near Canyon Chateau Norris. Two parked cars suffered damage as the vehicle veered, with the injured transported to private care for medical attention and the driver’s wife cited in the incident.

Castro-Valley Rod Thompson Pittsburg Chenic Seray Canyon Chateau Intersentoriel Norris Canyon Pagélmet Abe Zat Gottmort Ande Prievate Payssici

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