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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
2
Washington experts discuss teen job prospects and overall unemployment trends as schools high in focus. Government surveys expect May to June shifts in teen labor, with unemployment likely above five million and possibly reaching 5.65 million if activity surges.
The National Spelling Bee opened with a large field of young competitors from across the country. Fredel James, a four year old from Pueblo Colorado, dazzled by spelling her first word correctly but stumbled on the second. Barbara Hull, aged 12 from Ringgold Aciz, failed on her final attempt. The event, sponsored by many newspapers and advertisers, attracted contestants aged 10 to 15 with a grand prize of one thousand dollars.
Patricia Ann Speegle, 23, and her husband allegedly staged an armed robbery at the Fireside bar, robbing eight patrons of $301. She confessed to detectives, was arrested within 15 minutes as a robbery suspect.
In UMA Peru an irrigation project aims to build South America’s largest tunnel, about 23 miles long, to reclaim 250000 cubic meters of water. The scheme plans to divert water to the Chao, Vir and Moche valleys, with an expected cost of 30 million dollars.
A California assemblyman predicts a strong fallout control law after two days of hearings. The plan calls for a state coordinator, an advisory commission, and a funded program to monitor fallout, water, and isotopic materials across agencies. Health officials urge more money and resources to handle rising radiation knowledge and changing levels.
Washington UPI secretary of the interior Fred A Seaton announced government support for a one year copper purchase program to buy up to 150000 tons domestically at a market price not exceeding 27.5 cents a pound. The plan aims to stabilize the domestic copper industry after reviews with congressional members and industry representatives.
The article reports a British hint of ending Britain’s coal rationing and mentions a World War II era rationist figure amid political chatter. It notes discussions in the House of Lords and potential plans involving space exploration personnel and missile programs, with unclear details from OCR.
LAS VEGAS Nevada WPI At TWA a constellation carrying 14 passengers including California Attorney General Edmund G Brown and a crew of four needed an emergency landing when one engine failed The plane from Chicago to Los Angeles diverted to McCarran Field and landed safely All passengers deplaned and awaited replacement transport from Los Angeles International Airport Brown recently won the Democratic nomination for governor and had been conferring with party leaders in Washington.
New York reports indicate that a collision on Midget Avenue involved former player Bob Mischak and other Browns staff. No injuries were reported though vehicles sustained damage and the incident disrupted traffic near Nassauker Road and West Pointentar.
A city hall air conditioner was stolen in Jersey City. The incident occurred today with the public safety director William V. McLaughlin leading the investigation.
Benettville authorities report State Sen. Paul Wallace was shot dead by County Court Clerk Menvy A. Rogers in the sheriff’s county courthouse office. Rogers, 63, fired a 32 caliber pistol, killing Wallace as officers restrained him. Wallace died about 40 minutes later at Marlboro County Hospital. Friends say the two men were close associates with prior business ties.
Elvis Presley, nearing the end of a two week leave in Memphis, drives to return to Nashville to complete his first recordings since enlisting. He is accompanied by friends as Army plans include sending him to Germany after the sessions.
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