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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1955
Page
3
Texas Governor Shivers spoke at the University of Southern California urging patience and understanding amid controversy over segregation. He warned against relying on stereotypes and called for self reflection and a measured pace in pursuing national unity despite regional tensions.
East Bay Municipal Utility District general manager John McFarland urged Alameda county mayors to back AB 3878, seeking public fishing in reservoirs. The bill, backed by Associated Sportsmen of California, would let fishing and recreation occur with health scrutiny but without standard health financing rules. McFarland warned of safety and fiscal loopholes and linked the measure to reservoir resources and Shivers' stance. Meanwhile, a student protest at USC opposed Texas Governor Shivers as commencement speaker, with 109 or more protesters marching near the Beverly Hills Hotel and chanting against the speaker.
Three gunmen robbed a Safeway in Vallejo last month after forcing entry with the aid of an assistant store manager's wife and children as shields. They forced nine check stands emptying cash while employees and women were herded to a back door. One bandit spared the freezer plan saying the babies might get cold.
Centerville reports the class of 1935 reunion set for 7 pm at the International Center in Niles with about 200 graduates and guests expected for the dinner event.
Congressional Democrats assailed Agriculture Secretary Benson over a low wheat price support level set at 76 percent of parity for the 1936 crop. The 1956 crop was estimated at 6.459 billion bushels, with a national minimum support of about $1.01 per bushel if quotas pass in June. without quotas, support would drop to about $1.19.
James Cowen White 73 died at home on 707 Woodland Avenue after a stroke yesterday. San Leandro fire personnel attempted revival and he was pronounced dead at 20 by Dr T Stepmen. Survived by widow Maude White. Services pending at Sarita and Robinson Mortuary, 160 Estudillo Avenue.
Ford chairman Ernest Breech told the 25th annual business conference that the new wage pact would aid workers and the company. He dismissed fears of unlimited costs, saying the plan solves key industry problems, improves competitiveness, and supports the national economy with adequate management, research, and forecasting.
Regular monthly meeting of the Eighth Congressional Democratic Women's Club will be held on Tuesday at 1815 Maubert Avenue San Leandro conducted by Mrs. Jennie Randle president. Luncheon at noon will follow by the business meeting speaker and Flag Day ceremony. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Gladys Taylor secretary BR 6.
Senate investigators report millionaire Harry Lev could not recall details of $214000 spent in two years. He promised to furnish a statement while denying bribery charges tied to military headgear contracts. Accountant Carmine Bellino testified Lev used $213924.08 in cash across 1952 and 1958 with funds unaccounted for. Early focus remained on $30009 linked to a voter payoff and related money trails.
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