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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
3
London dispatch notes a sharpened phase in Soviet diplomacy under Stalin. International observers report renewed hardline tactics shaping global tensions and diplomatic maneuvering amid wartime rhetoric.
United States aims to blame Russia for the Geneva conference failure on nuclear test talks if Moscow withdraws. Khrushchev’s reversal fueled East West strains as Britain and the U S promise to pursue talks, while Moscow faces internal pressure and public protests near the U S Embassy.
An 11 year old Californian, Leonard Calvert, attempted to stow away on the luxury liner De Gaulle France in New York. He obtained a passport and bought a New York bound ticket while parents believed he was at a church camp. He was found in a ship rest room 20 minutes after departure and sent back on a tug. His father heads USC education.
The Daily Review at 150 Winton Ave Hayward California lists mailing and subscription rates and office addresses in Hayward San Leandro and Albany area. It notes postal class and general contact details for the newspaper.
A twin engined United Air Lines plane carrying 47 aboard made a safe emergency landing at Fresno Air Terminal after one engine failed. The Los Angeles to Sacramento flight carried three crew and passengers, including June Valli. Capt William Toomas reported the port engine backfired over Visalia area and he feathered the propeller. Fire units stood by as the craft landed on the runway. The flight resumed later in another plane.
In Harianna Florida two teens aged 15 and 16 escaped detention from the Florida School for Boys and faced possible charges after slashing a white housewife named Mrs. M. W. Cary with a kitchen knife. The woman was in her kitchen when she surprised the youths Wednesday. they slashed her arms.
The Japanese coast guard towed the missing 112 foot yacht Thes pian from the China Sea toward Hakata port. On board were director-magician John Calvert, his mother and four others, including owners Jota Chatsworth, Calif, and Army staff on leave from Formosa. The vessel had been missing since June 20 after departing Keelung for Formosa. The Thes pian is due to reach Hakata by Friday noon.
CAPE CANAVERAL Navy Vanguard rocket fails after igniting its second stage and plunges into the Atlantic. The mission aimed to place the Siea satellite into orbit amid Soviet Sputnik MI and Army Explorers visibility. Officials cite wiring troubles and inspect why the second stage did not ignite while continuing spaceflight.
Dallas voters reject integration by retaining segregated public schools for the 1958-59 year. Board president Dr. Fawin L. Rippy announced no changes to the current racial separation, while Attorney Andrew J. Thugs was asked to pursue negotiations to reconcile federal and state laws.
Detroit reports show American industries purchased nearly 600 million dollars of industrial cleaning commodities in 1957 versus 516 million in 1856, highlighting a surge in demand across manufacturing sectors and cleaning product lines.
New York stores feature a modern American food supermarket with about one thousand items. Eighty five percent of products are processed and prepackaged.
U S Senator Paul H Douglas told Illinois Democrats at a state convention dinner that the Sherman Adams case should boost Democratic resolve to clean up the moral mess created by Republicans. He called Adams guilty of cheap tawdry action that brought the presidency into disrepute and damaged U S standing abroad.
A San Francisco doctor claims to have found the fountain of youth through exercise. He states that consistent, vigorous activity reverses aging in heart and blood vessel systems. If gym access is limited, he recommends home weight lifting as an effective alternative.
In San Francisco two California doctors report using a patented drug LSD-28 to rapidly release long repressed memories and unconscious emotional conflicts. They caution it must be used within standard psychotherapy and it does not cure mental illness. Trials on 22 patients cost about a dollar per treatment.
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