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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

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Wildcat Strike Hits Army Missile Plant

A wildcat strike by United Auto Workers caused a partial work stoppage at the Army Redstone Jupiter missile plant in Detroit. Fewer than 500 of 9500 workers formed picket lines as deputies kept order, with tensions over overtime and entry procedures cited by union leaders and a UAW spokesman labeling it unauthorized.

Detroit API United Auto Workers Army Sheriff's Deputies Milan Matich UNW Chrysler UAW International

Work Measure Wins Place on State Ballot

SACRAMENTO UPI The right to work initiative qualifies for California ballot with 354,153 signatures. supplemental petitions add 132,665. original filing had 221,488. The measure deepens a rift between Gov. Goodwin J. Knight and Sen. William F. Knowland, as Knowland backs it while Brown opposes. Brown’s title labels it Employers Employee Relations Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Sacramento UPI Secretary of State California Charles J. Hagerty Peti Pay Knowland Los Angeles Teamsters Union Howard B. Wyatt Citizens Committee For Democracy Brown

Navy to close Tiburon base after World War II jets era

The Navy will shut down its Tiburon net manufacturing and repair base next Monday. Eight guards and maintenance crew will remain at the site. The closure reflects the belief that submarine jet technology once guarding the Golden Gate has exhausted its usefulness.

San Francisco Navy Tiburon RP Navy Golden Gate

Stork Delivers Twins For San Leandro Couple

Agnes and Alice Dieter were born yesterday to Mrs. Vincent Dieter at Hayward Hospital. One weighs six pounds eight ounces and the other seven pounds two ounces. The girls, unnamed yet, are to be kept by a neighbor nurse as the parents decide. The Dieters already have eight older children and work locally. the husband is a Shellogg's plant maintenance man and St. John's school custodian, with several relatives helping.

Agnes Alice Dieter Vincent Dieter Meekland Ave San Dieter Jean Jana Alice Dorothy Dickey Meckland Ave Shellogg San Leandro St. John’s School Carol Bill Cathy Marylou Paul Chris

Police Hunt Holdup Pair Near Lakeport

Lakeport authorities search for two gunmen who robbed a Mendocino County gas station in Laytonville at about 7 30 am. A woman who drove the getaway car was captured and identified. The attendant was pistol whipped but remained conscious and called in a description of the car.

Lakeport UPN Lake Counity Law Mendoleino County Laytonville Thanasaid

Lebanon Chief Accuses Arabs on Waging War

Lebanese Prime Minister Sami El Solh accused the United Arab Republic of waging actual war on Lebanon and said he may seek American and British military aid if the UN does not halt rebels. He spoke as UN officials tour Cairo and Damascus amid tensions and possible Security Council action. An Al Ahram report in Cairo protested U S statements alleging UAR interference.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Sami El-Solh United Arab Republic Today Solh George Bijar Dag Hammarskjold Caro Gamal Abdel Nasser Qaivo Hammarskjold UN Cordon Sanitaire UAR Cairo Damascus United States John Foster Dulles

Cheryl Crane Slaying Story In Deposition Hearing

Hollywood UPI reports Cheryl Crane the 14 year old daughter of Lana Turner repeated her claim she fatally stabbed Johnny Stompanato last April to protect her mother. The deposition hearing in Hammond Indiana on a $705000 damages suit against Turner Crane and Cheryl Crane was closed to reporters. Miss Turner plans to testify next, while privacy objections delayed journalists from entering.

Hollywood UPI Cheryl Crane Lana Turney Tohnny Stompanato Cheryl Miss Turner Stéphen Crane Stompanato John 11 Hammond Ind William Pollack Stampanato Pollack

Father Dies In Rescue Of Daughter At Portu gese Beach

BOREGA BAY UP. Warney M Rogers 43 a Sacramento mechanic died Sunday while rescuing his year old daughter Carell Lynn at Portuguese Beach four miles north of here A coroner Vernon Silvershield Sonoma County said Rogers likely drowned but heart attack in water could be possible He grabbed daughter as a wave knocked her down driftwood plank used to reach shore Rogers clung to plank then driftwood and died despite revival efforts

Borega Bay Upn Warney M. Rogers Sacramento Portuguese Beach Here Vernon ‘“Silvershield Sonoma County Rogers Carell Lynn Yyater Rigers

Judge Refuses Delay On Segregation Order

UPI report from Little Rock states U.S. District Judge Harry J. Lamley denied a NAACP bid to stay his June 20 1958 order suspending integration at Central High School pending appeal. Arch House contended no extraordinary circumstances. Jackie Robinson urged swift action. Lemley found relief would impair the school system and fail to ease tensions.

Little Rock, Ark UPI U.S Harry J. Lamley National ‘Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Central High Gabaal Haw Wiley Branton Fine Bluff; Ark Jin Branton Supets Circuit Court St. Louis Arch House School Board NAACP Jam Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers Robinson Little Rock Lemley

Leandro Man Found Dead In San Leandro Garage

William Head, 50, an unemployed insurance adjuster, was found dead from carbon monoxide in his garage at 271 Broadmoor Blvd. A note in his pocket claimed he chose the cheap way out. Last seen by his wife Saturday after an argument over drinking, his body was discovered this morning by daughter Barbara Yeaman, 22. Deputy Coroner Ray Leorba said he may have changed his mind too late as the ignition key was off and the car door was ajar.

San Leandro William Head Broadmoor Blvd Head Helen Barbara L. Yeaman Ray Leorba

Chicago man admits mistake after lake jump attempt

Loon Groce 21 tried to dive into Lake Michigan to evade police but his pants leg snagged on a piling leaving him dangling until rescue. Detained on suspicion of tampering with telephone coin boxes he told officers I can't swim and admitted the attempt was a mistake.

Chicago Groce Ude Lake Michigan

TV Surgery On Boy 8 Tonight In San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area viewers will watch an open heart operation on an eight year old boy tonight on Station KPIX at 10 p.m. It is the first telecast of such surgery for public viewing in the area. The boy, Tommy Hunter, has a seven to one chance of success and hopes for a Disneyland trip after recovery. He is small for his age and tires easily yet excels in school. His mother says he eats like a horse. Without the operation a hole in his heart would likely shorten his life dramatically.

San Francisco Bay Area Tommy Hunter Tommy Disneyland Stanford Hospital

Hearing Set On Freeway Plan in San Leandro

Public hearing on the state's interchange locations for the MacArthur Freeway is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at San Leandro High School. Merchants and property owners in the boulevard area are invited to another 8:20 a.m. meeting at Bon Fair Villa to discuss recommendations for the hearing, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.

San Leandro MacArthur Freeway San Leandro ‘High School Bancroft Ave Boulevard Bon Fair Villa MacArthur Blvd Chamber of Commerce

Man Hammers Wife to Death in Sacramento

In Sacramento an unemployed laborer beat his wife to death with a ballpeen hammer and slashed her throat with a razorblade. Eleanor Tibbs, 48, was found dead at her home in the suburban north area. A bloody hammer lay nearby. Their son Annias Johnny Tibbs, 2, was found on a bed and taken to county hospital.

Sacramento UPI Eleanor’ Tibbs Annias Johnny) Tibbs County Hospital

Helicopters Aid Search For Cole on Dukabella Mountain

About 100 laymen aided by helicopters resumed a wide manhunt on 7900 foot Dukabella Mountain in Trinity County for George Edward Cole 31 San Francisco policeman killed and one of the FBI's 10 most wanted. helicopters from Redding and Fort Lewis watched for dust clouds as eight agencies including the Fish and Game Department joined the search.

FBI Trinity’ County George Edward Cole Cole FSI UPI Hayford Calif Dukabella Mountain Trinity County San Francisco Kille Boyer Pontide Joseph Lacy Eureka Redding Fort Lewis Wash Fish and Game Department

Atomic Lab To Gain Facilities Near Pleasanton

The General Electric company says its Valleci tos atomic laboratory will add irradiation and experimental facilities for a 30 000 thermal kilowatt reactor. The setup will support basic nuclear physics research and materials development across rubber, chemical, metal, petroleum, plastics, and electronics industries. Construction near Pleasanton in Southern Alameda County began in 1957 and should complete and operate late this year.

Pleasanton General Electric’ Company P Company Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory Alameda County

Prayer for Today and America Blessings

A short devotional prayer thanking God for freedom in America. It asks for insight into responsibilities that come with privileges and a deeper desire to share rights and privileges with others. It seeks motives and integrity in service to God. Amen.

America

Fire Damages Hayward Strip Stores From Cigarette Fire

A small cigarette started fire early yesterday at Grodin's on A Street and Foothill Blvd in Hayward caused smoke and water damage to Grodin's and Weinstein Co next door. An overhead sprinkler released 7000 gallons of water, delaying police discovery and flooding adjacent stores. Grodin's and Weinstein may see thousands in damage. stock checks pending. Grodin's aims to reopen by week’s end.

Hayward Grodin's Foothill Blvd In's Hayward Fire Dept Grodin’s Arnold Michaels Weinstein David Goldeen Grodin

Lung Ailment Deaths Climb In California

San Francisco reports a rise in deaths from lung and bronchial diseases over six years, with emphysema quadrupling. Dr John R Goldsmith cites the grim trend, noting airways thickening and reduced lung elasticity. Jol Tufton is named as a leading suspect in this harmful development.

San Francisco California Califor John R. Goldsmith California Department of Pualis -American College of Chest Physicians Goldsmith Jol Tufton

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