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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1958

Page

2

Commissioning of Missile Sub Set Tomorrow

VALLEJO The USS Grayback will be commissioned at Mare Island naval shipyard in a dockside ceremony. The submarine, one of the largest built, carries two nuclear tipped Regulus missiles and a 60 foot hangar, touted as a forerunner to future nuclear missile subs. Commander Hugh G. Nott says it marks a shift from diesel to missile propulsion and may be the last diesel submarine built at Mare Island.

Vallejo U. S Mare Island Naval Shipyard Lawrence Commission Mare Island Cmdr Hugh G. Nott Bowling Green Ohio Nott Gulf of Mexico Canada

Moon Explorer II Disappears After Cape Canaveral Launch

Pasadena and Cape Canaveral observers report Explorer II launched successfully but vanished after second-stage separation. Dr. William H. Pickering of JPL said data analysis will determine if the satellite entered orbit or fell into the Atlantic, noting unusual pitch and possible transmitter malfunctions.

Pasadena America Cape Canaveral Fla William H. Pickering California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Atlantic Ocean Pickering Devil's Gate Explorer IL Cal ‘Tech Fort,bundance Space Space Brother United States Britain France Explorer Manomade United Press Telephoto

Road Ski Report on Conditions in Sierra

California State Automobile Association reports Sierra road and ski conditions as of 9 am. Chains are required on multiple highways from about 4,500 to 9,000 feet depending on location. Snow depths range from 5 to 162 inches with skiing described as good and light snow.

San Francisco Sierra California State Automobile Assn Donenet Summit Echo Summit Twain Harte Yosemite Badger Pass

Wind scatters man's savings in tornado upheaval

Cranton Mississippi reports James Stewart combing the woods for $100 bills from his $1,700 savings scattered by a tornado that flattened his house last week. The money had been hidden in a freezer.

Red Guns Score Hit On U S Jet Over Korea

U S Air Force Sabre jet shot down near the Korean DMZ during a low level ground support training mission for ROK troops. A second jet crewman ejected and was seen drifting toward Communist territory. Names withheld. UN Command to discuss incident. Wind may have pushed planes off course amid third such event in 18 months.

Usan Korea Fas Air Force Bam South Korea United Nations Command Sai U.S. Navy China

SEATO Seeks Aid From West Meeting Opens

Manila AP report says Philippine Foreign Minister Hermberto Serrano opened the SEATO conference with a call for more Western aid. Eight SEATO nations’ military advisers attended as the two day meeting preceded next week’s foreign ministers gathering.

Manila Fierberto M. Serrano

Gentlemen, your task in relation to the goal

A quotation urging responsibility falls on leaders as they face a challenging duty. The speaker emphasizes duty and burden carried by those in charge, framing the goal as noble yet difficult.

Navy chief hints at Soviet submarine watch near Cape Canaveral

Washington servicemen said Soviet submarines may have observed and possibly photographed U S missile launchings at Cape Canaveral Florida. Rear Admiral Withington testified a submarine would be harassed by hovering above it until it surfaced and identifications exchanged. If possible, the Navy would try to photograph the Soviet craft.

Washington U.S Cape Caraveral Flo Withington Ast Sian

Channel Action Urged of Army for Golden Gate to Antioch Channel

San Francisco business and labor leaders urged Army Engineers to press for a 40 foot deep navigation channel from the Golden Gate to Los Angeles. Witnesses in Los Angeles testified that immediate dredging of the Pinole Shoal and Suison Bay is needed for 19 miles. The plan faces delays, with a potential completion as late as 1970. A separate Army Engineer study on deepening the San Joaquin River and Stockton Channel began in Stockton.

San Francisco Gmvic Army “Engineers Golden Gate Los Angeles INS Los Angeles City Wno William’g. Bonelli John Harnett Congress State Board George Antha J. Bonelli Pinole Shoal Suison Bay Riverside Bonelli Mexico Wasal San Joaquin Stockton Antioch

Bill OK'd to Reverse Price Supports Slashes

A Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to freeze price supports at 3.25 dollars per day in some crops and halt further cuts, challenging Benson’s reductions in wheat and dairy supports. The panel’s action follows debate over dairy measures and broader cuts in government price supports. In Chicago, Episcopal priest Peter John Powell urged a campaign against U S policy toward Indians, calling the white man’s war on the Indians ongoing and citing loss of land and relocation to cities. He warned that land grabs and federal funding shifts threaten reservations and Indian communities across multiple tribes.

Washington Senate Agriculture Chatman Allen J.ellender Ezray K. Benson Humphrey D-Minn Stuart Symington D-Mn Benson Ellenbery Sam George D. Aiken Congress House, Agriculture Chicago Peter John Powell Swank Bryn, Mawr Powell Pine Ridge South Dakota New York New Mexico Minnesota Wisconsin Sac and Fox Town Montana

Advised On Captives Meet Discusses North Korea Crisis

Washington reports Sen. John Marshall Butler says discussions on a summit are postponed until North Korea releases 34 hijacked passengers. Sheriff Arnold Pit of Kent County notes a planned number party at the jail and warns of harsher actions, while Eisenhower aims to secure release and avoid further violence.

Washington INS John Marshall ‘Butler

Councilmen Hit New Press Box

Chicago aldermen glare at the new press box in a council chamber where several lawmakers say it feels like a jury box. The Daily Review distributes notices from Hayward California with subscriptions listed and a 5 cent copy price.

Chicago the Daily Review, Inc Hayward California

Jacket Lost in Traffic Dispute Sparks Police Report

James R Kilbane described stripping off his jacket during a traffic dispute and throwing it onto another car trunk. The incident occurred after a parked car was bumped, with no further violence reported.

Jacket James R. ‘Kilbane Acion Kilbane Moon Probother

Atomic Tunnel Data Inspected In Nevada Visit

Las Vegas reports that the underground atomic test shot opened for inspection at the Nevada proving grounds. Newsmen observed the mesa and Jackass Flats area where drillings found no significant radioactive or thermal evidence. The AEC noted the test can be conducted in a clean manner and facilities are under construction for rocket Ramjet propulsion research.

Las Vegas New Annel Avas Atomic Energy Commission Mesa Nevada Proving, Grounds AIC Furs Nel Jackass Flats

Tunisian Leader Threatens Break With Egypt Over Plot

President Habib Bourguiba warned Egypt to define its stance after authorities halted a supposed assassination plot against him. Tunisian police arrested 26 year old Selah Hamouda Najor in Cairo linked to leaflets from Selah Ben Youssef seeking Bourguiba’s removal. Forty one arrests followed.

Tunis Habib Bouguiba Egypt Bourguiba Cairo Selah Ben Youssef Ben Youssef Selah Hamouda Najor Sad Najar Tunisia Najar

FBI Agent Seeks Help From Cops

Indianapolis police are asked to help FBI agent James Ingram after a thief stole the two front tires wheels and hubcaps from his car parked in front of his house. Ingram reported the theft and asked for police assistance in locating the suspect.

Indianapolis Ind James Ingram Ingram FBI

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