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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

10

Rampage Across Central Kansas Unleashes Severe Storms

A squall line struck central Kansas for a third straight day bringing nine reported tornadoes in the Sunflower State. Heavy rains aided by hail damaged farm buildings in Belpre, while farms in Indiana and Missouri saw rainfall and storm impacts. Minor injuries reported in Kentucky as storms spanned the Midwest with extensive power and property damage expected.

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Statewide Weather Forecast For California

California weather outlook shows generally fair conditions across the state through Saturday with possible scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada area. Northern regions reported showers Thursday and some storms near Sacramento and in mountain zones. The southern portion remained mostly fair with lingering cloudiness in mountainous areas. Temperatures Thursday were lower, Thermal reporting the warmest at 84. Valleys ranged from 70s to upper 80s, coast from mid 60s to around 70, and early morning lows from 63 near the border to 30s in northern regions.

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Transport Plane Sets Coast to Coast Record

WESTOVER AFB Mass A KC135 jet tanker reportedly set a new unofficial coast to coast endurance record for air refueling distance. Air Force said the aircraft covered the route with an average ground speed around 61 mph, a duration of about three hours and 44 minutes previously held by a 1955 F1 fighter. The KC135 assigned to the 4050th Air Refueling Wing aided a middle aged woman whose heart had stopped, doctors reported the life saved after the flight.

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Electronic Pace Maker Saves Woman in Medical Crisis

An examination on May 13 showed the woman’s heart had stopped and she was moribund with no pulse or oxygen intake. Doctors implanted an electronic stimulator, a pace maker, which delivered shocks to restart her heart each time it stopped. Over four days the device and vigilant care kept her alive. the hospital spokesman said normal heart action returned the next day and there was no brain damage despite the ordeal from coronary thrombosis.

Rail stocks rise from 1958 lows despite weak rail outcomes

Wall Street sees rails claw back from 1958 lows as earnings stay weak and dividends slim. Analysts like S M Epstein note potential recoveries from low prices, economy uptick, and possible aid, with rails viewed as an inflation hedge if debt can be reduced.

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Bank Clearings in West Coast Cities Signal Trade Activity

San Francisco reports 12.7 million dollars in bank clearings while Oakland totals 20.1 million. Los Angeles debits 257 thousand dollars, reflecting mixed regional financial movement.

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Marine Corps budget aims and ship arrivals update

Unofficial ship price notes show Marine Corps planning for about 175,000 troops across three divisions with three air wings. Officials say 574.2 million dollars could let the force fulfill its mission, while a larger budget request beyond the administration’s 45 million dollar target remains debated.

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Yale graduate faces federal charges in cross state jewel theft

Charles Visokay 28 a Yale graduate faces federal charges for operating a cross state jewelry theft ring in San Francisco stealing items valued at around 100000 while distributing pieces to friends and fences. Franois Du Pont 39 of Bridgeport Connecticut is charged with receiving stolen goods and conspiracy. FBI recovered 20 pieces worth at least 25000.

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Freight Center Opens Monday In San Leandro

Watson Bros. Transportation Co. of Omaha announces a new Bay Area terminal in San Leandro at 60L Watson Ave. opening Monday as part of its 38th Watson Bros. facility. The half million dollar terminal spans 7.5 acres with modern freight handling, part of a system serving over 2000 communities from Chicago to the West Coast.

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Theft Urge Too Strong for Boy in Aosta Case

An 11 year old, Armando Saggiore, charged with stealing one cent motor cycles and abandoning them when gas ran out. He was released after promising not to touch a motorcycle again. Today he was arrested on charges of stealing six automobiles.

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Doughnut Death Trial Scheduled in Greensboro

In Greensboro a man, Joe T. Clyburn, 41, is held on $10,000 bond for the shooting death of Harvey Nichols during a dispute over grease temperature used for frying doughnuts. Nichols died from two 25 caliber bullets, police said.

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California Superior Court Publishes Name Change Notice

The court in Alameda County orders Darrell Victor Arze to appear in Oakland to show cause why his name change to Darrell Victor Dubin should not be granted. A copy of the order will be published in Hayward Daily Review for four consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Dated June 1980 in Hayward California.

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The Form Divine Wishing In Classified Want Ads

A playful tease urges readers to check Class 27 in today’s want ads for solutions to wishing and longing. The copy promotes taking action rather than sighing and hints at available listings.

Medically Induced Abdominal Pain Linked to Hypertension Drugs

Four cases show severe abdominal symptoms from high blood pressure medicines rather than organic disease. Pain subsides after stopping drugs. doctors urge full disclosure and careful evaluation before surgery. Patients should report all medications to their physicians to avoid unnecessary operations.

Obituary for James Tomlinson of San Leandro and Caro Valley

James Tomlinson 82 longtime resident of San Leandro and Caro Valley died yesterday at a San Leandro hospital. Born in England and retired night watchman for an oil company, he lived at 19321 Inverness San Leandro and previously at 20086 Emerald Court Castro Valley. He was married to Frances Tomlinson and father of Aare T. McCumber Oakland. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Services at Lorenson Chapel Hayward and Santos-Robinson Chapel San Lorenzo Oakland regional churches listed.

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Services Monday For Guido Lanfri

Guido Lanfri 64 of Niles will have funeral services Monday at 8 20 am from Berge Mortuary Niles. A gardener at Niles Elementary School for 19 years he collapsed yesterday of a heart attack and died at Miles sanitarium. He was a World War II veteran, a member of American Legion Post 185 Niles and Woodmen of the World. Survived by son Robert of Hayward three grandchildren Gren Steven Gregory Tina. brother Flora Silva Ida Moise Theresa Salvadorini all of Niles. Mass follows at Corpus Christi Church Niles with interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Rosary Sunday at parlor.

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William Ropecka Funeral Monday

Funeral rites for William Ropecka 41 a carpenter who died at Kaiser Hospital Oakland will be held here Monday He was a Pennsylvania native lived at 2098 Pacific Ave San Leandro and a member of Carpenters Union Local 1622 He is survived by wife Bernice and siblings in Pennsylvania and Virginia with extended family in the area.

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Michigan Adopts Jobless Plan and SUB Benefits

Detroit reports Michigan becomes early adopter of Eisenhower era unemployment plan extending benefits. The SUB program adds to state unemployment insurance, basics of 39 weeks max, funded by per worker contributions, and requires federal funds to cover added benefits amid auto industry negotiations.

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Stock Action Improves Amid Mixed Early Trading

In New York a general fractional improvement appeared early as stocks showed firm breadth with some gains. Tobacco led modestly, Continental and Allied Laboratories rose over points, while American Home Products slipped further to around 142. Reynolds edged higher in the otherwise steady market.

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