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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
1
The Senate rejected a bid to make Alaska a commonwealth rather than a state. The HD to 29 vote defeated a substitute by Monroney Smathers and Fulbright, which would have let Alaska elect a governor and exempt residents from federal income tax on Alaska earnings.
Dr. Julius Levine will not rescind his resignation from Eden Hospital Board of Directors. He prefers to step down effective July 1, not at year end as requested by Evva Stivers and A. G. Jackson. Milton Ream supported the request. Rhodes consulted the attorney Bardellini who said withdrawal has no legal barrier.
SACRAMENTO United Press International William F Knowland urged Republican candidates to unite for November victory while allowing differing views on issues He stressed teamwork to avoid harming any ticket member Knight Knight's independent campaign plans and Knowland's defense of a right to work initiative amid labor union policy tensions
SAN LEANDRO plans for a small boat launching ramp form part of a 12.5 million shoreline development program. Engineer R E Layton filed plans after the city applied for a 10 900 construction loan from the Small Craft Harbor Commission as the state reviews drawings. City Manager Wesley McCluskey seeks extra shoreline property to satisfy site ownership requirements and may invite bids on Layton's plans before state funds are approved.
Stanislaus County deputies arrest 22 year old waitress Francine Choquetta Crawford near Heyes for allegedly receiving 1000 for a Villa Chartier restaurant map used in a San Mateo robbery. The map aided Malcolm J. Christensen in stealing 20000. Crawford denies participation.
A devotional prayer thanking God for the march of days and seasonal beauty. It asks for a responsive heart to God’s will, acknowledging creation from snow to rose and seeking spiritual harmony.
Sporadic firing shook Beirut and Tripoli as Lebanese army deployed armored cars and tanks against rebel snipers following a night of heavy fighting timed to Aid Al Adha. Six killed in Tripoli. shells from Banias Tell wounded four in Merseoun South Lebanon. Rebels targeted defense ministry positions. clashes reported near Rashid Kara headquarters.
Washington coverage notes John Fox testified before a House subcommittee that millionaire Bernard Goldfine told him he bought a house in Washington for Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams. Adams denied the claim and acknowledged accepting a vicuna coat from Goldfine, while denying helping with federal regulatory troubles.
President Carlos P Garcia arrives in San Francisco for a two day visit en route to conferences in Washington. His plane from Los Angeles parks at the airport where a military salute and officials greet him and his wife. Mayor George Christopher will present a key to the city and a World Affairs Council dinner is planned. He attends a luncheon tomorrow with R G Follis, board chair of Standard Oil Co. of California at the Pacific Union Club.
A jet strato-tanker crashed on takeoff from Westover AFB killing all 15 aboard including six newsmen and two NASA representatives. Alpha and Bravo completed Atlantic runs before Delta failed, with Alpha and Bravo setting new speeds while Delta disintegrated in a fire. Investigators expect a week or more to determine the cause.
Air Force officials disclosed details of the nations principal shield against enemy air attack. The SAGE system uses the largest electronic computers in the world and extends defense range with radar units on Texas Towers out to sea. Regional direction centers link to a national command. The system detects aircraft from hundreds of miles away and operates round the clock with one channel active and another on standby.
A 1yearold boy, Frank Mahala of Salem NJ, was severely bitten while swimming at a Florida west coast beach. Doctors repaired leg damage after a long operation. the bite occurred Tuesday and may have been caused by a barracuda.
Arthur Lake a 55 year old former County Schools Department worker, dressed in a coast to coast forgery spree, pleaded guilty to five counts of forgery. He is held on 25000 bail and faces sentencing in Superior Court after surrendering with deputy officers. He admitted cashing county checks totaling over 8000 dollars while employed as a handyman in Hayward and later toured gambling venues before turning himself in.
The House Appropriations Committee cut 872 million dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid program for the coming 12 months starting July 1, delivering a sharp reduction in international assistance.
Deputies and sheriff’s units rushed to multiple banks after an intermittent alarm rang out early morning. Deputy Walt Cordon traced the source to a lineman on a pole behind the Bank of America in Alvarado, where crossed wires triggered the alert.
Rev Alderson Johnson, 45, an Oakland minister, spotted John McDonald, 82, Berkeley, in trouble in large breakers off Ocean Track in San Francisco. McDonald was hospitalized in critical condition after being aided by the minister who called for help.
An armed rebel group raided the Moa Bay subsidiary of Freeport Sulphur on Cuba's Oriente Province north coast. Ten Americans and one Canadian were kidnapped. UPI identified victims including a Minnesota University consultant and several company personnel. Canadian and American officials confirmed names tied to the Frederick Snare and Stebbins corporations. The raid targets a 7 million dollar nickel and cobalt extraction plant under construction with 2,000 Cuban workers and foreign staff in supervisory roles.
Captain Nicholas Arhontes said Tuesday's $825,000 fire at Frenchy's Restaurant was started by a cigarette left in an office storeroom. Fire Dept. investigation found a cigarette ignited the blaze which gutted all but the kitchen. Two hours passed before an automatic sprinkler was discovered, and similar incidents followed at nearby Grodin's and A Street locations, causing heavy smoke and water damage.
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