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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

3

Severe tornadoes flood Indiana and Midwest ruin crops

A string of tornadoes and heavy rains pounded Indiana Kansas Nebraska and Illinois causing widespread damage. In Indiana up to 100 blocks of Marion were submerged as the Wabash River rose to 22.5 feet threatening thousands more. Farmland across hundreds of miles suffered inundation while crops in the Plains endured hail and high winds. Several tornadoes were sighted elsewhere with limited damage reported.

Indiana Wichita Kan Scottsblatt Nebraska Gering Fort Laramie Midwest Ilinois Marian Ind Wabash Peru Indianapolis Mingis and Ohio Kanssas Oklahoma Rockies Pacific ‘Northwest

Adams Case Wire Pulling Hearing Set

Washington chair Oren Harris said his House subcommittee will begin hearings Monday on the Adams wire pulling case. The inquiry will examine alleged favors for Bernard Goldfine tied to Adams and his family, with focus on FTC and SEC conduct and stopovers paid by Goldfine firms. The panel plans public investigations into the FTC Monday and the SEC Tuesday.

Washington UPS Oren Harris D-Ark House Sherman Adams Harris Adams Bernard Goldfine Federal Goldfine Sheraton Plaza Boston Subcommittee Federal Trade Commission FTC Securities & Exchange Commission SEC Morris ETC

Spelling Crown To Kansas Girl

Jolitta Schlehub er of McPherson Kansas won the National Spelling Bee with a 28th round victory spelling syllopsis meaning vestibule. Terry Madeira of Elizabethtown Pennsylvania finished second after misspelling propylacum. Jolitta plans to share a portion of her prize and save the rest for education.

Washington UPI Jolitta Schlehuber McPherson Kan Jolitta Terry Madeira Elizabethtown Terry J Jolitta

Pierre Admits Marrying Suzy Parker in Secret Ceremony

Pierre de La Salle acknowledged Wednesday night that he married model actress Suzy Parker in New York in 1955 but kept the ceremony private. Church records found in Greenwich Village support the marriage claim amid Parker's public statements and hospital injuries.

ST. Augustine Fla Pierre de la Salle Marriet Suzy Parker New York de la Sallie Greenwich Vile Place Miss Parker P. de la Salle Philip S. Watters Washington Square Methodist Church Cecila Ann Rene Parker Pierre Jacquest de la Salle

One Killed in 2 Jet Crashes at Itazuke Air Base

Two U S Air Force jets collided near Itazuke Base Japan. One pilot died after engine trouble caused a crash. The second pilot ejected and parachuted to safety near Mi Island.

Itazuke. Air. Base Japan UPI U.S. ‘Air’ Force Air Force Mi Island Honshu

Canada Solon Wed in Vegas Ahead of Divorce

LAS VEGAS UPI report says 46-year-old Louis Rete Beaudoin former speaker of the Canadian House of Commons wed 23-year-old Alice M. Outram in a Nevada ceremony two days after a quick divorce from his first wife. The Rev Walter Hanne officiated at 4 p m local time in a Presbyterian church with announcements sent to friends in Canada Australia Asia France and the United Kingdom.

Las Vegas UPI Louis Rete Beaudoin House of Commons Alice M. Outram Miss Outram John Charles Outram Outram Phoenix Ariz Walter Hanne Pam D.t Presbyterian Church Canada Australia Jagian France United Kingdom Outramond

Redstone Missile Shot Successfully

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Army's reliable short range Redstone missile already in field hands was testfired Wednesday night from the missile test center. The routine test flight for the 200-600 mile system launched at 1 pat and faded in hazy sky after about two and a half minutes at high altitude. The Redstone has sented scores of hues? and is in production.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPS Missile Redstone

Free Piano Lesson Offer in Business Directory Ad

A want ad in the business directory promotes a free piano lesson for children with potential talent. The notice invites interested families to contact the listing for details and enrollment opportunities.

Specialized nose for missile disclosed by Raborn

SUNNYVALE UPI Lockheed's disclosure centers on a highly specialized nose core for the polar ig intermediate range missile. Adm. William F. Raborn, director of the Navy's ordnance projects office, outlined the development details in a briefing intended for defense contractors.

Sunnyvale -Upi Lockheed Reary Adm William F. Raborn 2. A Navy Ordnance Projects Office

Reuther Takes Charge Of Chrysler Pact Talks

Detroit United Press reports UAW President Walter Reuther has assumed personal charge of contract talks with Chrysler due to Norman Matthews illness. After five days with no plant shutdowns, unions faced earlier walkouts over-hours policy and disciplinary layoffs to settle grievances.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Walter, P. Reuther Chrysler Corp UAW Reuther Chrysler Norman Matthews Chrysler Department Matthews

German Reds Clash Over Helicopter Kidnap Claim

East German authorities and Neues Deutschland clashed with the Communist Party line on the weekend incident involving a helicopter and nine servicemen. Washington officials declined to detail negotiations, while East German spokesmen debated whether a kidnap or forced landing occurred and where any talks would take place potentially in Prague or another East European capital.

Berlin UPI Neues Deutschland John ‘Oster Washington East Germany Prague

Sub Officer Tells of Violating Submarine Rules

Honolulu news reports a Navy court inquiry where Submarine Stickleback commander Bobby D. Mathews testified a power failure aboard the vessel led to its ramming and sinking by destroyer escort Silverstein during antisubmarine maneuvers off Oahu on May 29, 1982. All 82 crew members were rescued without injury. He listed rules prohibiting broaching surfacing and exceeding test depth.

Honolulu UPD Stickleback Iinquiry Silverstein Oahu Bobby D. Mathews Cardinal Rales

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