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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
1
Eden Hospital directors will ask Dr. Julius Levine to remain on the board until December, instead of resigning July 1 as planned. The special meeting tomorrow will press him to withdraw the resignation so voters can choose a replacement in November.
Prime Minister Sim Var charged that South Vietnamese forces invaded Cambodia's Sumetreng province. Unconfirmed reports claim refugees from a Viet Namese internment camp fled into Cambodia. Var urged Cambodians to back the royal regime as battalions were sent to the northeast frontier amid border tensions.
Philip E Heinley 28 of Santa Cruz and Paule E Shonkweiler 22 of Fair Oaks died when their helicopter crashed 100 yards from Bayshore Freeway near San Francisco Airport after leaving Rick Helicopters hangar. Heinley, a former Marine Corps pilot and Santa Cruz resident, left a wife Marianne and parents Clyde and Mrs Heinley. Shonkweiler had applied to join Rick Helicopters. Witnesses reported a object dropping before the craft plunged. both men were found in the wreckage. Heinley formerly Wichita resident moved to Santa Cruz in 1946 and logged about 1200 helicopter hours. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Wessendorf Mortuary Santa Cruz with Oakwood Memorial Park burial.
An 18 year old Gerald L. Baker of Oriole Avenue led a reckless highway chase through San Leandro with Maxwell E. Lynn 17, injuring a man, ramming a car, evading police, and damaging a patrol car. Baker pleaded guilty to drunk and reckless driving in Municipal Court, while contesting malicious mischief. Lynn went to Juvenile Hall.
City Clerk Howard Reese announced opponents thwarted the 6.6 square mile Decota annexation before a vote. Protest petitions valued at 3,390,100 exceeded the required amount, led by Oscar Rowe, keeping alive the drive for incorporating the Alvarado Decoto area. If court appeal on Hayward Union City land succeeds, corporation plans may proceed.
The Oakland School Board approved a 2 percent raise for 649 non teaching staff and adopted a preliminary budget of 25,797,000 for 1938 39. The budget shows an increase of 1,712.15 over the current year, funded by a tax rate of 2.66 per 100 assessed value, 55 cents below the new ceiling set by voters in June.
A Swedish freighter, the Nebraska, and the American gasoline tanker Empress Bay collided south of the Manhattan Bridge in the East River, triggering a fiery explosion. The Empress Bay sank. 49 crewmen were rescued or hospitalized, with three missing. Fire spread to the Manhattan Bridge and nearby cables, halting traffic as Coast Guard restrictions stayed in effect.
DETROIT UAW and Macomb County sheriff's department today curtailed a wildcat strike at a Chrysler missile plant 140 miles north. More than 100 officers reinforced deputies to ensure safe passage for workers through picket lines as Local 1245 president Milan Matich ordered pickets back on the lines after avoiding immediate ouster threats from the international.
Eternal God we lift up those who toil with good faith to harvest bounties. May they till the soil wisely and avoid exploitation, finding joy in serving as thy stewards with thee in heart and harvest. Amen.
Robert B Legge, a Stanland University student, filed a $3300 suit against his father Dr. Robert F Legge 58 a Navy medical officer claiming an agreement to pay $100 monthly for college costs in a 950 property settlement with Katherine Legge former wife.
At the American Medical Association annual meeting a poison ivy leaf extract pill was announced as a preventive vaccine. The pill, effective after six weeks of pre exposure use, will be sold in drug stores without a prescription. Dr Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse Wisconsin was installed as AMA president last night.
San Pablo report states F Johnson 33 of El Sobrante faces charges for defrauding his employer East Bay Brass Foundry by forging weekly paychecks to give himself an unauthorized $100 raise for over a year. Accused by employer George W Stewart founder owner of the foundry.
Andre C. Sella, 31, pleaded guilty June 5 to second degree murder of his wife Barbara during a family quarrel. He was sentenced to five years in life in San Quentin Prison.
Moscow announced it would withdraw from the July 1 Geneva conference on nuclear test suspension, signaling a shift in Soviet policy and raising questions about future talks and arms control efforts.
BRIRAT UPI Lebanon urgency as rebels attack the American Presbyterian Hospital in Tripoli just as Dag Hammarskjold leaves for New York. Guards post warnings to evacuate as threat of explosion looms. Chamoun asks for UN aid while Chamoun Solh cautious on observers and border security.
The Alaska statehood bill triggered a sharp Senate dispute between southern lawmakers and leaders of both parties. A prolonged debate loomed as Sens. A Willis Robertson and James O Eastland argued that statehood would open flood gates for other possessions. Southerners oppose Alaska admission fearing northern bloc influence in Congress.
A 2900 strong crowd in Moscow shouted insults at the U S Embassy in a staged demonstration linked to a Soviet response to a New York riot. No damage or violence occurred though a core group of about 300 youths led the noisy action over more than two hours. None of the earlier embassy attacks in Denmark or West Germany repeated.
Four of the Air Force's new jet tankers take off to set speed records between New York and London. Two will fly nonstop to London and back, while the other two aim to break existing times from New York to London and back. The current ground trip record stands at 14 hours 2 minutes.
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