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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
3
President Eisenhower, recovering in Walter Reed hospital, shown very satisfactory progress and may be allowed to eat meat three meals daily. Doctors expect at least one more full week in hospital with a possible stay through mid next week or longer.
Amsterdam reports say Prince Bernhard left for Brussels amid a domestic rift with Queen Juliana over a faith healer, while Princess Beatrix extends her Rome holiday and a potential abdication for Beatrix is not ruled out. Palace says Juliana and Bernhard will accompany Beatrix on her first official Amsterdam visit June 30 and introduce her to officials. In Washington, Eisenhower’s condition improves with stable weight and meals, doctors noting no weight loss and plan to add meat to his breakfast soon.
Kefauver sails into Indiana for a two day push to win Hoosier delegates at the Democratic national convention. He plans visits to Indianapolis Sunday and Monday after winning the Indiana primary. The goal is to persuade delegates to stick with him beyond the first ballot.
In Cyprus, British forces hunt for guerrilla chief General George Grivas amid firefights near Nicosia. Cyprus unrest grows as Turkish envoy warns of consequences if Britain pursues Greek-backed plans. Ankara denies final dates for self government while reports claim troops may be deployed if needed.
New York Representative Emanuel Celler told Congress that America cannot uphold racial aristocracy and must expand equality of opportunity. He addressed the House Rules Committee as it began hearings on President Eisenhower’s civil rights program, urging Southern leaders to abandon old patterns of thinking. Keating backed the reform, saying the White House plan moves toward ideals of integration at a measured pace.
Former Farmers Home Administration head Robert B McLeaish told a Senate Civil Service subcommittee he never drank to excess on duty though he admitted drinking with friends at times. He faced questions about salary misstatements and the handling of a million dollar life insurance contract while stressing he issued strict rules barring drinking during business hours.
The United Steel Workers of America held talks with seven major steel producers to break a deadlock on terms for 650,000 workers. Talks with the Big Three stalled last week and a strike deadline looms with no progress on key issues.
Bridgeton court heard a suit by Robert E Bayt and Frances L Bayt of Hollywood California seeking 1,250,000 dollars for their daughter Janice a 34 1 month old girl alleging permanent injury at birth. Dr Albert Kump of Bridgeton admitted using an anesthetic sodium pentathol during Caesarean but denied any agreement to bar its use.
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