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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
1
An editorial on page 18 urges Dr Julius Levine to delay his resignation as Eden Hospital director. Levine, an eight year veteran of the hospital board, had planned to resign July 1 and directors will ask him to push the date to December 31 at tonight's board meeting at 8 p.m.
Detroit unionists at United Auto Workers Local 1245 ended a three day strike that halted Redstone Jupiter missile production. About 470 workers had blocked the plant and 300 other employees remained idle since Monday before a night vote to return to work.
A socialite, Elizabeth Cunningham, filed charges after her husband bound by a violence with a baton seriously injured her. Cunningham, an account executive at KTV, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. The attack occurred on Fish Ranch Road near Orinda as the couple’s car moved. Cunningham reportedly drank and “blacked out.” Elizabeth Cunningham, granddaughter of Gen. David Barrows, was hospitalized with severe facial and head injuries and remained in fair condition at Peralta Hospital.
In San Francisco, Col George M Knauf of Griffiss Air Force Base disclosed at the AMA meeting that upcoming radar sets will be so potent that access to the main beam area will be limited to two miles, a fourfold increase from the current 500 foot limit.
A United Nations observer jeep was damaged by a land mine near the Syrian border in the Rachaya area of the Bekaa Valley. An Indian officer sustained a slight injury as rebels reportedly moved toward Tripoli, highlighting crossings of arms and men from Syria into Lebanon. The incident marked the first notable attack on the UN observer group since its Lebanon mission began.
Union City gears toward incorporation after a failed annexation bid to Fremont. The plan creates a nine square mile city detached from Hayward and Bay, including the 11 square mile Lesle annex adjacent to Hayward and a hill area east of Mission Boulevard. Petition signed by 41 residents led by Elvin Rose, with backing from J A Ratekin of Holly Sugar Co.
In Sacramento a gun smith Jack Best described a grim incident at his shop where a stockless rifle was used in a failed attempt to end life. Police recovered notes near the scene with phrases implying self harm and bizarre humor amid the tragedy.
Arthur Lake, 35, a County Schools Dept. handyman, vanished with $8000 worth of county checks in February. He surrendered to sheriff's deputies before midnight, leaving only $6 from a four month spree. Lake traveled to Reno, Las Vegas, Mexico, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Los Angeles before running low on funds. He bought a ticket in San Francisco, rented a cheap room, then weighed suicide, planning to apply for a job. The spree began January 30 after a probation hearing. missing warrants and forged checks triggered the investigation as bank offices reported cashed warrants totaling about $990.55 each.
A 92-year-old former Marine sergeant, Eugene Henderson of Fortuna, Humboldt County, admitted in custody that he strangled Larry Walker, a 26-year-old Fishermen's Wharf waiter and artist. He described meeting Walker on Market Street, taking him to several bars, then to an apartment where he claimed Walker assaulted him and he used a belt to strangle him. He said he panicked, took a camera and jacket from Walker's room.
An apparent fugitive from the Soviet Union eluded capture after landing near the Shetland Islands. British authorities questioned the man as three Soviet fishing boats entered Lerwick Harbor demanding an interview. No decision was reported on protests to the Russian incursion.
Amid conflicting reports, South Viet Nam and Saigon denied Vietnamese troops invaded Cambodia. In Washington, attorneys and state officials discussed delaying actions as the Supreme Court considers aggression charges. The ambiguous statements followed a period of tension over Indochina.
WASHINGTON UPI An ex publisher testifying before House investigators said his Democratic newspaper was forced out of business by powerful influences linked to Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine and the Eisenhower administration. John Fox alleged government pressure including SEC actions and threats to seize assets to block notes and derail his sale, claiming the campaign aimed to crush him with Washington orders.
Castro Valley officials face a legal challenge as a $32,000 county appropriation to buy a library site is questioned by the County Taxpayers Assn. The group doubts the transfer of $1,000 from general funds to a local account. The issue is sent to the district attorney for opinion and potential board review. Meanwhile the Castro Valley Citizens Committee presses to overturn the district and awaits district guidance on nullifying it.
Short devotional prayer urging praise gratitude and blessing. Seeks divine victory over adversity and calls for steadfastness in seeking the Kingdom and power. Usages emphasize humility faith and courage to rejoice despite trials.
New York reporters survey of economists forecasts a slow, uneven recovery from the current recession lasting about 12 to 36 months. Forecasters say the economy will move in a narrow range for months before a gradual upturn, with a real boom not likely before the early 1960s as baby boomers begin marrying and having children.
Soviet diplomat Nicolas Vinogradov presented a transport plane to President Nasser yesterday. The gesture is described as a symbol of friendship between the Soviet and Egyptian peoples. A similar plane was reportedly given to Egypt last year.
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