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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

6

Algerian Defeat Blamed On US and Britain at UN

At the United Nations in New York Arabs blamed U.S. and British support of France for the defeat of their bid to place Algeria on the agenda for a ceasefire. The council voted 7 to 2 against debate, blocking discussion of the Algerian war. Russia and Yugoslavia backed broader talks, while the United States Britain France Cuba Belgium Australia and Peru opposed.

United Nations Ny Y Ins France U. N. Council Russia Tran U. S Britain Cuba Belgium Australia Peru China Yugoslavia Arkady 4 Hélev Council Djalal Arab League Algeria Africa Herve al- Sxphend U. N Henry Cabotege U.S Windividual

Officials Seek Plague Source In Ventura County

State health officers combed Southern California today seeking the source of bubonic plague after a civilian Port Hueneme employee, 43 year old Andrew Sakacs of Oxnard, died Monday night. Sakacs contracted the disease on a fishing trip in Ventura county on June 22.

Ventura California Andrew Sakees Oxnard Calif Port Hueneme Sakacs Ventura County

Tornado alarms spark panic across Midwest and Wisconsin

Twister alert across the northern Midwest and Southland last night and today ripped buildings and killed at least six. In Grand Rapids Michigan a false alarm sent hundreds into streets while siren malfunctions and lightning deaths followed in Wisconsin and Illinois. Police blamed chaos on a faulty warning system and misinterpreted signals.

Midwest Southland Grand Rapids Mich U.S. Weather Bureau Middleton Tea Crawfordsville Ind Denmars Wis Chicago Joseph Cimino George Nelson Wolt Lake Almond- Wis Mabel Mears McCoy Wisconsin

Actor Edmund Gwenn to receive Social Security benefits

Edmund Gwenn a 78 year old actor says he will receive Social Security payments while continuing work. He applied for benefits recently and authorized the SSA to share his story to highlight Social Security provisions.

Hollywood Edmund Gwenn Social Security Administration

Coolidge Museum Boy Drowns At Fleishhacker Pool

In San Francisco a ten year old boy drowned during a swimming party at the Fleishhacker pool linked to a Coolidge museum project. Lifeguard Arthur Ryan recovered the body after witnesses reported a fall at about the six foot depth. The tale ties to Calvin Coolidge's era and a Vermont property donation by John Coolidge.

Hancisco Plymouth Charles Ray Brown Calvin Coolidge United States Mr. Coolidge Vermont John Arthur Ryan

Rhee Links Japan Threat to Free World at News Conference

South Korea President Syngman Rhee warned that a resurgent Japan poses a threat equal to Communism and said Korea will never allow any Japanese to enter. He rejected any easing of entry for Toyohiko Kagawa and urged a hard line against Japan’s imperial policy. He called for a dissolved armistice and warned no permanent advance against Communism without force.

Seoul INS Lynzman Rhee Japan Rhee Korea Desire Rhee Toyohiko Kagawa Jananess Les Russia

Singapore's Goal Freedom Leaders Speak in Manila

former Singaporean chief minister David Marshall said Singapore seeks independence from Britain and criticized SEATO as a Western plot to subjugate Asia. Philippine Army spokesman Jimenez countered, noting SEATO's charter for equal rights and self government undermines Marshall's claims.

Manila David Marshall Singapore Britain Marshall Japan Red China SEATO Asia Cot Nivanor Timinez Philipine Army Jiminez

First Drowning At Camp Mather

Camp Mather in the high Sierra operated by San Francisco reports its first drowning casualty. Seven year old Keith Poligono of San Francisco drowned at Birch Lake after wandering from the swimming area to hunt polliwogs on Monday.

Mather Sonora Camp Mather High Sierra San Francisco Keith Poligono Birch Lake

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