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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
2
Washington UPI reports President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will hold an informal Anglo American summit to discuss future dealings with Russia and the Cold War. The leaders aim to map strategy and potential actions on world problems.
Yale football star Joseph Crowley faces trial in Tokyo on charges of injuring Tad Jones leading to his death in an Imperial Hotel suite. Prosecution cites evidence. Kissinger cleared of suspicions. Crowley and Jones, both in Tokyo for oil tanker talks, report tensions amid postwar diplomacy.
Washington. The Pentagon space chief Dr Herbert York on CBS Face the Nation questioned if the Soviets use their giant Sputnik II for reconnaissance. He doubted it but noted a 42 to 18 month window for the U S to deploy a similar satellite and said the Soviets still lead in booster rockets.
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Cow Palace audience of 16 325 in San Francisco that ignoring Hell is a mistake and warned of future judgment. He urged people to repent as 459 attendees decided for Christ after the sermon.
William M Frizell is named manager of General Petroleum Corp central division based at San Mateo overseeing Northern California Utah Nevada and parts of Idaho. He moves from San Bernardino where he was district manager.
Tokyo records show 57,988 restaurants and 103 movie houses with 1 percent theater activity amid recent snowfall. Local officials note ongoing shakeups in dining and entertainment sectors as snow impacts attendance and operations.
Officials searched for the cause of a five-block historical blaze in Perth Amboy New Jersey that burned Saturday through Crouse Lumber Yard Hurley Lumber Yard and several adjacent structures. The fire caused estimated damages over a million dollars as flames spread from a small shed near rail tracks, fed by gas tanks in parked trucks and leaped across to nearby buildings on Gold and Elizabeth Streets.
Paris reports that in just over two decades France’s population has risen by 4,003,000 and now tops 44,000,000. The data indicate one Frenchman for every 100 Europeans and one French person for about every 62 people globally.
The Want Ads presents a chance to act on opportunities today in Class 21. Readers are invited to respond to listings and contact the advertiser for details.
Birthday notice for actor Robert Cummings born June 9 1910 in Foplin Missouri. Son of a doctor and TB hospital founder and a minister mother. He learned to fly in high school and served as a WWII flight instructor. He earned a commercial pilot license and studied drama before going to England.
Rear Adm. mérico Tomas, candidate of Premier Antonio Salazar's ruling national Union Party, was elected to a seven year term as president in Portugal's hardest fought election in 30 years. Tomas won about 81 percent of votes from 142 of 303 polling areas, defeating Humberto Delgado who ran on an anti-Salazar ticket. The campaign saw clashes between Delgado supporters and police, with injuries on both sides as Tomas succeeds Gen. Javeiro Lopes and argues for continuity of Salazar's national reconstruction program.
A small delivery truck was raised to the slanted roof of a Yambridge University building by student pranksters who reportedly built a derrick for the stunt. No injuries were reported and campus authorities investigated the unusual incident.
In Turin Italy former Italian paratrooper Alberto de Cristofaro announced his June wedding to Bianca Caypone. Paratrooper chaplain Father Lino Basso will officiate and the couple will leap from an airfield during the morning ceremony landing to proceed with the formal rites. Bianca Caypone will wear slacks and jump boots.
ST AUGUSTINE Fla UPI reports a car crash injured top fashion model and actress Suzy Parker while her father George Lofton Parker, 83, was killed when their vehicle collided with a Coast Line freight train. Parker sustained arm fractures but was conscious and undergoing treatment. husband Pierre de Sale was en route to her bedside.
The Central Committee cleared Avtint Khu chaturian Shostakovich and Sergei Prokofev of charges of Western influence in their music. It also accused Malenkov Molotov and Beria of negatively influencing Stalin and of banning works.
Japanese Prince Mikasa and Princess arrive in San Francisco en route to a month long tour of Brazil and Peru. They plan to visit the University of California and the Palestine Institute of Archaeology in Berkeley, meet Dr. Jack Finegan, translate Light From The Ancient Past, and attend the 50th anniversary of Japanese immigration in Brazil.
ATLANTA UPI reports a new housing development in Georgia features hidden speakers that answer buyers questions. The novelty prompts buyers to ask about price, layout, and amenities as the homes respond directly, reflecting a quirky twist in local real estate trends.
A 36-year-old window washer, Lawrence R. Thomas of Denver, died when the ledge he stood on crumbled as he prepared to wash Cooper Building windows. Witnesses recalled his refusal to wear a safety belt and his joke that he did not need one.
Vatican City report says cardinals gathered for the first consistory called by Pope Pius AU in over four years. A secret and public session discussed two sainthood candidates and reviewed bishops named in the past four years. no new cardinal appointments were made.
In QDENSE Denmark UPI reports police seek potential new snail farms after a thief stole 20,000 edible snails. Authorities warn the loot could be used to establish operations, prompting increased patrols and inquiries across the area.
Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson proposes a six month pause on above ground nuclear testing after completing the current series, arguing it would hinder U S defense but aid talks with the Soviet Union. Russian Ambassador Menshikov backs a broader ban, urging disarmament steps and even prohibition of all atomic and hydrogen weapons, while both nations seek timing for enforcement talks.
Castro Valley eighth graders from A. B. Morris School plan a picnic tomorrow at Elderberry Park in Niles. They will depart by bus at 11 a.m. chaperoned by Mrs Madeline Bowling and accompanied by Parents Club representatives and teachers led by Principal James Kerr. Activities include swimming eating and games.
Cyrus Eaton defended his world peace initiatives amid charges by Rep. Francis E. Walter that he usurps State Department powers through contacts with Russia. Eaton cited an international science conference in Canada and plans to visit Russia with his wife to press his campaign for peace while Walter moved to question him about FBI surveillance claims.
Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov said Moscow would not object to a televised appearance by President Eisenhower on Russian TV. He expected U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson would likely be invited to appear, though timing was uncertain. Men shikov spoke during an Ayden television program in the United States.
Adlai Stevenson told 2,349 graduates and 20,000 guests at Michigan State University that the United States must grant immediate economic aid to France to prevent it from founder on economic rocks in six months. He urged a Marshall Plan type rebuilding program for the economies of free nations and warned against drift and confusion in policy.
About 400 new pharmaceuticals were marketed by U.S. drug manufacturers in 1959, of which 300 involved chemical entities. The remainder mainly comprised new combinations and dosage forms of new agents, reflecting diversification in pharmaceutical offerings.
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