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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1956

Page

2

Camps Evacuated as Pennsylvania Floods Trigger Fire In Texas

Flash floods forced hundreds of campers to flee Pennsylvania camps near Slippery Rock as Little Slippery Creek rose three feet and bridges collapsed. Separate lightning caused a pre dawn oil tank fire near Midland Texas, with Magnolia Petroleum tanks igniting and thick smoke billowing over the area. Fire crews fought to contain the blaze as motorists clogged streets.

United Press Pennsylvania Texas Appalachian Indiana Lawrence County Nashannocs Slippery Rock Midland Magnolia Petroleum, Co

Fruitless Talks Expected in Steel Negotiations

New York reports the Big Three steel producers and United Steelworkers face another fruitless session as negotiators prepare to discuss a three year pact. A lone industry source suggested a 226 percent hourly raise in year one and warned both sides may avoid a long term contract to prevent harming the economy. The dispute risks a paralyzing steel strike at month’s end.

New York United Press United Steelworkers Union

Denial of Lodging by Omaha Legion Club Alleged

A Negro minister alleges an American Legion post refused him lodging, prompting the NAACP to plan charges under Nebraska Civil Rights law. He says Rev. A Houston-Gordon, visiting from Chicago, was told a room would be available, then told it was not after officials learned his race. Rev. Edward A Hawley of Chicago had registered to share the room. Gordon, a veteran, says the denial reflects bias by Legion officials.

Omaha American Legion Club National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People Nesacp Nebraska A. Houston- Gordon Chicago

Federal aid plan tied to Oroville Dam measure

Washington reports a plan for federal aid to construction costs of the Oroville Dam on the Feather River, included in a flood control measure approved by the House Public Works subcommittee. The proposal, by Rep Clair Engle, calls for an Army Engineers estimate with state cooperation, while the overall bill also authorizes Buchanan Reservoir and a hidden reservoir on the Fresno River as part of the same package.

Washington Iin Oroville California Feather River House Public Works Clair Engle Calif Engle Army Engineers Buchanan Chowchilia_river Fresno Ei B. F. Sisk

Iceland Votes Amid Quiet Day Before Parliaments Polls

A day of political silence precedes the Iceland parliamentary election with voters expected to decide the destiny of NATO defenses and regional security in the North Atlantic.

Reykjavik Iceland North Atlantic

U S Air Missile Threats Reported at Defense Conference

At a annual defense conference in Quantico Virginia Army and Air Force officials warn of continental ballistic missiles within four years and insist the United States must build stronger defenses. Navy notes submarines could devastate key cities as inter service rift surfaces over spending and strategy. Redford says peaceful talks do not curb Soviet military aims while Brucker argues Communists will expand to force world conquest.

Quantico Tod America Navy Diland Defense Conference SDB Army Air Force Pentagon Arthur Redford Joint Chiefs' of Staff Radford Pene Tinue Wilber M. Brucker

Soviet diplomat opens talks in Damascus amid Arab unity moves

Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov lands in Damascus to meet with the coalition cabinet of Premier Sabri El Assali and discuss general international and Middle East issues. He travels from Cairo after Suez celebrations and will proceed to Athens and Lebanon, with Syria signaling support for joint Arab concerns at the United Nations.

Damascus Syria Dmitri Sheplov East Shepilov Sabri el Assali Whch Mideast Arab” League Pers United Nations Cairo Suez Canal Zone Athens Greece Lebanon Salah Bitar Shepilev Egypt Bitar Tosé Shepllev

Eagles Told Youth Lacks Discipline

SAN FRANCISCO A state wide convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles outlined a broad program to combat juvenile delinquency. State Sen Earl D Desmond told 1700 delegates that lack of discipline in schools and at home is a major cause. He urged training youth to grow with moral values and respect for others rights.

San Francisco Fraternal Order of Eagles Earl D. Desmond

San Francisco Bartender Shot Five Times in Waterfront Attack

In San Francisco a bartender identified as John Mahan, 232, is in critical condition after being shot five times in the chest and abdomen by former employees at a waterfront location. Police say the motive is under investigation.

San Francisco John Mahan

Tahoe Bridge Opposed By State Park Commission

Oakland report says the state park commission unanimously opposed Emerald Bay bridge across Lake Tahoe to protect scenic beauty. Newton B. Drury urged cooperation with highway authorities to seek alternate solutions as Route 89 remains closed after December avalanches.

Oakland State’ Park Commission Emerald Bay Lake Tahoe Newton B. Drury Division of Beaches and Parks Emerald Say Emerald Bay Ane D. T Emeral¢é Jay State Division of Highways

Trading Caution Marks Stock Market Week

New York m stocks edged higher last week on light volume amid caution. Auto industry gains and a steel contract snag influenced trading as investors bought among large funds while industrials led us higher and week sales rose to 2.6 million shares daily.

New York Wile i Jong'p Roesonce Auto Lintos Auto News Mutual Funds and Automobile Group Industrals Smakes

Scouts to sail for Orient tour from San Francisco

About 250 American Boy Scouts aged 14 to 17 will sail July 13 for a two month summer tour of the Orient as guests of the U S armed services. Outstanding explorers are being selected by Scout Council committees nationwide on school and scouting records.

San Francisco Orient U.S Armed Services Scout Council

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