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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1956
Page
3
Senator Kefauver diverged from party plans by saying health should not be made a campaign issue. He spoke in New Hampshire seeking the March 13 primary delegates while Stevenson and Harriman move toward active campaigns and New Jersey entry.
Adlai Stevenson launched a five day Minnesota campaign attacking Eisenhower health and administration policies. He plans major speech on racial segregation at the University of Minnesota and warned the president may seek to extend his term. Stevenson saw potential gains from Eisenhower entering the race and criticized his health handling.
Fragmented OCR reads a local newspaper masthead note with postal box and pricing details, mentions Castro, Castro Valley, Hayward, Alameda County, and office addresses in Hayward and Centreville. It lists circulation related terms and an audit bureau note, indicating publishing and mailing specifics.
Two armed men seized a woman in Port Chester near Irving Avenue, forced entry to the County Trust Co drive-in, and escaped with an estimated 150 000 to 173 000 after ten hours of captivity. Police describe the attackers as two men one around 40 wearing a velvet mask.
An employer spokesman said Southern California food prices will rise after a new contract won by 380,000 food store clerks. Robert Fox, negotiator for the Food Employers council, said the agreement, reached yesterday just before a strike, calls for a 43 cent per hour package increase.
George William Wilder, 40, was found dead in the back seat of his car in Sutter County. A .40 shotgun was found nearby. Fred McMillan, 31, was held for questioning after saying Wilder’s neighbor Bill Wallace was sick and the two were riding toward Marysville when they stopped at a ranch to drink wine. McMillan said he woke to find Wilder outside the car and helped place him inside before hitchhiking to North Sacramento to report. Police caution uncertainty whether murder or accident.
Delegates registered in San Francisco for the 23rd California Republican assembly opening tomorrow at the St Francis hotel. President Robert H. Power of Vacaville predicted 500 to 600 delegates will attend. Gov Goodman Knight will speak at the banquet, as Power aims to spur a strong work ethic among Republicans amid Eisenhower's renewed campaign leadership. The convention begins with a rise and shine breakfast of unit presidents.
Freak gales lash Britain causing two deaths and many injuries as vessels break moorings on the Tyne and Donegal coast. A 500 ton coastal steamer Greenhaven is wrecked near Donegal while the tanker Valvula runs aground and damages several boats. Inland towns suffer uprooted trees and blocked roads across Yorkshire.
James Lucker, 22, recently discharged from the Army, threatened a waitress he would leave a restaurant unless she let him pay for coffee with a $100 bill. Police, who did not get the joke, jailed Lucker in St. Joseph Michigan.
American helicopter pilots fought blizzard conditions to fly emergency supplies to ARMY and ROK units at the Punchbowl front in Korea. More than four days of storms left about 103 soldiers dead or missing, with 78 dead and 25 missing reported and 54 injured in storm-related accidents.
Reports describe record snow depths from seven to 190 feet burying bunkers and frontline shacks as four ROK divisions struggle with demand on a Puncheon Bowl border exercise. U S helicopters deliver aid to isolated personnel at an Army radio station, pilots describe hazardous flights and delayed casualty reports due to weather and regional threats.
Sicilian lava from Mount Etna moved toward the town of Zafferana in a safety channel, easing near a 50 foot front as police monitored the night for new craters. Scientists warned the eruption could worsen in days, fearing a future disaster if conditions shift.
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