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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1954

Page

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Senate weighs Flanders push to strip McCarthy

Washington insiders report senior GOP senators expect Senator Ralph Flanders to have his bid to strip Senator Joseph McCarthy of his committee chairmanships sidelined. The move may be sent to the Rules Committee and kept indefinitely, though some backers argue it could force a decisive Senate vote if allowed to proceed. McCarthy rejected the charge, while others say support for Flanders grows as the issue looms over Senate proceedings.

Washington INS Ralph B. Flanders Joseph R. McCarthy Weturn Vermont Senate Rules Committee Flanders McCarthy Senate Iaxue Manders Érydear Subcommittee Flande John S. Cooper Sinath Huxley Kilgore D-W Walter F. George D-Ga

Dulles Warns US Will Fight Alone in Asia

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told reporters in Los Angeles that the United States would fight alone in Asia if needed, urging allied support but stating US defense would not be touched. He said France must promise not to pull out and outlined other conditions the United States would require before engaging further in Asia.

Asia Dulles Los Angeles John Foster Dulles Gwarnog Fiat France Linnylly Helen Dulles Southool

Hayward Seniors Win Commercial Awards at Ceremony

Hayward seniors are recognized for commercial studies with multiple awards. Names include Lane Ann Buswell Gerse Bowen Dethy Maegie Easton Thelma Ehiine Katoleo Jo Hurt Diane Clare Hem Rudene Ramsey Jo Anh Shaver Janet P Steinmetz Laura Ann Bowell Beverly Cleve Lee Liv Inustun Patric Owen Remo Radene Ramev Joan Schulte Dell By Crass Mary Jase Johnson and Loret Earl.

Hay Yping Aivares Lane Ann Buswell Gerse Bowen Dethy Maegie Easton Thelma Ehiine Buck Charur Ile Fan Johurt

Chicago Blaze Kills Seven in Four Story Building

A Chicago blaze ripped through a four story apartment building, killing seven and injuring eight. Witness Marion Gregory alleged two men started the fire with gasoline, while police questioned suspects and searched for a found knife. Fire officials said an explosion on the third floor sparked the inferno, trapping tenants as flames climbed to the roof. Firefighters recovered six bodies, including two men two women and two children, with another child dying later in hospital.

Chicago Marion Gregory Downs O'Connell

Lady Bar Owner Shoots Patron in Decoto Spot

Centerville sheriff deputies report a Decoto bar owner shot patron Wilfred Baca after a closing hour dispute. Baca survived a chest wound when the bullet deflected off a rib. owner Elsie Martinez is held on attempted murder charges.

Centerville Wilfred Baca Railroad Avenue Deecoto Elsie. Martinez Stre Decoto James C. Chisholm Russell T. Wilson Ssle Inez Baca

Siamese Twins Separated By Surgery In Netherlands

At Leeuwarden General Hospital two seven month old Siamese twins Folkje and Tjitske De Vries were separated in a three hour operation by a team of Dutch surgeons with American trained assistance. The mother consented after assurances of equal life chances for both, and both babies survived the critical separation despite their fused bodies and shared organs.

Leeuwarden Bolland H. L. Stratt Straat Blijke de Vries Felkje Tyutsse de Vries Fellkje Bul Montngs

Hayward Students Honored Nationally

National honor awards are being given to 87 Hayward high school graduating seniors. Recipients include Saroyn Almond Kay Armstrong Lester Bartholo Geraldine Bow en Gaile Butler Gloria Chamorro Deanna Clark Bobbie Cullar Diane De Jong Lynn Dorfer Elane Dukellis Joseph Duran Margaret Edwards Lawrence Enos Vicki Hale Errol Hoey Lawrence Holm Doris Horwood Melody Kidder Carol Maggi John McGuire Norman Menzie Johni Moe Gerald Mosher Rudenai Ramev Terry Ratfield Marvin Rodriguez Dorothy Rubio Kenneth Rushing Neil Shultz Marilyn Shatier Maren Smith Sylvia Smith Dwight West Sally Willetts Frank Wyant Keith Yettick.

Hayward High School Saroyn Almond Kay Armstrong Lester Bartholo Geraldine Bowen Gaile Butler Gloria Chamorro Deanna Clark Bobbie Cullar Diane de Jong Lynn Dorfer Elane Dukellis Joseph Duran Margaret Edwards Lawrence Enos Vicki Hale Errol Hoey Lawrence Holm Doris Horwood Melody Kidder Carol Maggi John McGuire Norman Menzie Johni Moe Gerald Mosher Rudenai Ramev Terry Ratfield Marvin Rodriguez Dorothy Rubio Kenneth Rushing Neil Shultz Marlyn Shatier Maren Smith Sylvi Smith Dwight West Sally Willetts Frank Wyant Keith Yettick

Hayward High Elects Fianc Club Leaders

Hazel Scarborough is elected president of Hayward High School's Fianc Club. Everett Robertson becomes vice-president, Carole McKay secretary, Mary Garcia treasurer, Pat Newberry junior adviser, and Barbara Gale editor of the club paper.

Hayward High School Hazel Scarborough Everett Robertson Carole McKay Mary Garcia Pat Newberry Barbara Gale

Eden Seeks New Style Talks to Save Geneva Peace Conference

British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden urged Molotov to end plenary sessions and hold restricted meetings at Geneva. He warned that without cooperation, the conference could collapse over Korea and Indochina disputes as Paris politics swirl around Premier Laniel’s fate.

Geneva Kins Anthony Eden V. M. Molotov Eden Molotov Red Bloc United Nations Authority Korea Indochina Free World Communist Bloc National Assembly Paris Joseph Laniel Laniel Viet Nam Bidault United Nations’ Authority

Crisis in France Laniel Resigns After No Confidence Voting

Phoenix police question 23 year old welder Daniel J Marsin over the kidnapping of Evelyn Ann Smith wife of Herbert Smith. Mrs Smith identified Marsin in a lineup as her captor after paying a 75000 ransom. Marsin claims innocence and requests counsel as police continued investigation into the 29 hours of terror and her escape from the trunk of a car.

Phoenix, Ariz Ih3 Phoenix Evelyn Ann Smith Herbert Smith Daniel J. Marsin Marsin Quarter Circle U Ranch

France Faces Government Crisis as Laniel Faces Resignation

Paris reports the National Assembly voted no confidence in Premier Joseph Laniel amid Indochina failures and Geneva stalemate. Laniel offered resignation. President Coty may delay to seek a new solution while cabinet factions push for exit or support.

Paris National Assembly Joseph Laniel Laniel Rene Cow Coty Indochina Laywicl Pierre July Assembly Indagsina France Geneva Lanis Elysee Palace Seine River Rene Coty Hanoi Georges Bidault

Ike Threat To Quit Spurs Eisenhower Drive For Congress

United States political activists formed a National Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional Committee to back Republican congressmen who support Eisenhower. Sherman Adams warned Ike might not seek re election in 1956 citing risks to the president and GOP. John Roosevelt pledged loyalty to Eisenhower, while the group plans independence yet maintains liaison with the Republicans.

Washington Eisenho National Citizens For Eisenhower Eisenhower Sherman Adams Congress Pennylvania Citizens Committee James Li. Murphy San Francisco Little Rock Ark Citizens

Escape Artist 16 Slips From Juvenile Hall In Elaborate Plan

Ashland police report Robert Driver a 16 year old described as an escape artist slipped from Alameda county juvenile hall about 1930 this morning after removing screws and a window pane then using a dummy to mislead staff. He climbed roofs and fences 16 feet to ground evaded guards. an all points bulletin is issued with watchers at his home and friends, as officials suspect he may have left the Bay Area.

Ashland Robert Driver Alameda County Wee Driver Alden Mexlrath Aliso Avenue Oakland iBay Felllow

Men’s Club Names Activity Chairmen for Term

SAN LORENZO president Joseph F Ganeos of St Pelicitas Men’s club announced appointment of chairmen for club activities for the coming term. George Samson ways and means John Lawton activities reserve Lawrence Perry membership Patrick Jelley reception Bus Lester publicity Robert Telesen social Dwight Rainier civic Charles Pershing youth Jack Sweeney vice president will coordinate committees.

SAN Lorenzo Joseph F. Ganeos St. Pelicitas Men's Club George Samson John Lawton Lawrence Perry Patrick Jelley Bus Lester Robert Telesen Dwight Rainier Charles Pershing Jack Sweeney Gancos

Lions Hear Talk At Castro Valley Meeting

Castro Valley Lions club will hear a talk on the second raising of chinchillas at the Tuesday dinner meeting. Dr Keyne Monson will serve as chairman for the evening and Clar k Garrence Glass named as program chair.

Castro Valley Castro Valley Lions Club Tues Keyne Monson Hay-Lions Leonard Rotary Club Garrence 6 Clark Mandarin Tes Garrence Glass Dens

Catholic Militia Repels Viet Minh Attack Near Hanoi

Several thousand Catholic militiamen repulsed a Viet Minh assault on Vinh Moi village 18 miles northwest of Hanoi. Red forces attacked from Van Coc island. militiamen defended the village and post, with prisoners taken on both sides. French Union troops clashed with rebels near the Hanoi Haiphong lifeline as planes bombed Yen Bay and other delta bases amid Giap troop movements and Indochina developments.

Hanoi Indochina Vinh Mo van Coc Yen Bay High Command Red Gen Vo Nguyen Giap Tham Hoa Fanoi Dien Bien Phu Lin Phu Tho Tuyen Quang Giap Dien Bien Phu Viet Nam Joseph Lanit Paris Indo-china Washington John Foster France United States

Medical Group Attacks View On Scientist

The American Physical Society expressed deep concern over the Atomic Energy Commission security board’s view of Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer as a security risk. It warned that basing charges on political policy disagreements harms national welfare and risks chilling scientific advice on sensitive nuclear matters. The council criticized the board’s emphasis on loyalty over independent technical judgment and urged fair treatment of Oppenheimer’s record and H-bomb debates.

New York Council of the American Physical Society Dr. Oppenheimer Atomic Energy Commission Security Board Gordon Gray Russia Oppenheimer Gray Board

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