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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1959

Page

1

Neighbor's quick aid saves two year old in street crash

In a street crash on Wauchula Way last night a two year old boy named John D. Greer was struck by a car driven by Janet Romero. Neighbor Robert C. Dean rushed to the scene and twice breathed into the boy to restart breathing before the ambulance arrived. The child was taken to Eden Hospital for emergency care and later moved to Oak Knob Royal Hospital for possible head injuries.

Hayward Wauchula Way Robert C. Dean John D. Greer Wanchula Way Ater Wilnegres Adr Janet LE. Romero Dean Greer Eden Hospital Robert C. Greer Coast Guardsman Oak Knob Rayal Hospital

Blaze Hits Aged Home In Aurora Terrace Fire

A top floor fire at the five story Terrace Home for the Aged in Aurora drove elderly residents from beds. One man, Jasper Davis, is unaccounted for while four residents were admitted to Copley Memorial Hospital with smoke inhalation or burns. Firemen helped others escape via fire escapes or were rescued from upper floors. The blaze spread quickly as witnesses noted several patients jumped to safety.

Aurora, Dl UPI Wdennings Terrace Jasper Davis Copley Memorial Hospital

All Passengers OK in Air Crash

A Spanish passenger airliner crashed while attempting to land in heavy cross winds at Mahon Balearic Islands. The Bristol 110 twin engine plane operated by Aviacion y Comercio was demolished. all 18 aboard escaped alive and the four crew members survived.

Mahon Minarca Balearic Islands Aviacion Y Comercio Airlines Oe Rene

Eden Hospital Names New Administrator

Eden Board selects Ledward O Massmann 59 of Los Altos as new administrator for Eden Hospital after a field of 40 candidates. Massmann, previously at Pal Alto Stanford Medical Center and French Hospital San Francisco, will start April 1 at a salary of 13500 with merit reviews.

Ledward O. Massmann Los Altos Uniform California Haspbial Assa Eden Hospital Massmann Palu, Alto- Stanford Medical Center French Hospital San Francisco Roseland’ Canty Hospital Chicago Harry A. Blythe Harvey Long Blythe

Brown Talks About 1960 Presidential Plans

Sacramento Governor Edmund G Brown spoke at his weekly news conference about national politics and the 1960 presidential election. He travels to Washington to testify on water legislation, said he may be a favorite son candidate and expects California Democrats to unify behind one candidate by March. Brown plans to invite all serious contenders to visit in the fall and will discuss California’s role with Sen Clair Engle and state leaders to shape plans for 1960.

Sacramento UPN Edmund G. ‘Brown Brown Congress California Sen Clair Engle Cafornia Engley

U.S. Plane Buzzes Soviet Ship in Sea of Japan

Moscow news agency Tass reports an American Navy aircraft flew over a Soviet ship in the Sea of Japan four times on February date, nearly hitting its masts.

Moscow DPD Sea of Japan Tass

Sunnyvale Wife Kills Husband During Quarrel

Sunnyvale police report Gloria Herron 32 shot and killed her husband William Robert Herion 33 during an argument over whether he should go out that night. The claim notes he taunted her, then after a bar outing she shot him with a .22 rifle when he returned home and began to assault her. Herion’s son Jerry Gore 14 aided by calling police.

Sunnyvale UPI Gloria Herron William Robert Herion Eldred Brown Sunnyvale Public Safety Department Herion A Herion Jerry Gore

Campaign to widen Mission Blvd Drives Southern Alameda County Push

Hayward Safety Council acts to push state officials for immediate Mission Blvd widening to four lanes after a fatal Saturday four vehicle crash that killed a 16 year old and injured 12. Capt Hinch leads a drive to mobilize Chambers of Commerce civic groups and service clubs to back a priority resolution for the Division of Highways and state legislature.

Mission Blvd Hayward Green Crogs Safety Council Fred Schaffler Alameda Chambers of Commerce South County

Eisenhower seeks bigger aid as Berlin threat looms

President Eisenhower told Congress a broader military aid program may be needed to counter the Soviet threat in Europe. He urged approval of a 3.9 billion dollar mutual security program and warned that unchecked Berlin tensions could have perilous consequences for NATO and Free World allies.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Congress United States Russia Europe Berlin Ime U. S Teer Kremlin Free World Herlin NATO

Great Joy Bursts Forth In Hawaii

HONOLULU UPI A hinge bonfire lit the Honolulu sky as crowds danced in the rain to celebrate Hawaii becoming the 50th state. Thousands clogged Waikiki streets and highways while military planes and ships fired salutes. Lights pierced the night but the mood felt orderly and subdued, with many driving rather than joining in the revelry. See picture and page 2 for details.

Hongluld UPI Honolulu Hawaii Ile Waikiki Groy

Demo Conclave Opens Tonight in Fresno

The 1959 California Democratic Council convention opens tonight at Fresno Memorial Auditorium with major speakers who are office holders. Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Sen. Clair Engle, Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson, and state Sen. Hugh Burns are slated to speak as delegates begin a weekend of general sessions, officer nominations, and a Resolutions Committee meeting.

Fresno UPI California Democratic Council Memorial Auditorium CDC Braup Edmund G. Brown Clair Engle Glenn, Andersort Hugh Burs Resolutions Committee

Warehousemen Back at Work in Oakland Freight Row

East Bay members of Warehouse Local 6 ILWU ended a one day stoppage over freight handling at marine terminal warehouses and returned to duties. The action involved the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union with negotiations ongoing after the dispute.

Oakland East Bay International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Marine Terminal

Ike's Son May Get Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel

Washington dispatch reports Maj John Eisenhower son of the President was recommended by the Army Selection Board for promotion to lieutenant colonel. Eisenhower, 36, is at the White House with Maj Gen Andrew J Goodpaster Jr as his immediate superior. Spokesmen said actual advancement could take up to a year.

Washington UPI Army Selection Board John Isenhower Eisenhower Army Misenhoiver White House Arig Andrew J. Goodpaster, Jr

Prayer for Today Expression of Grace and Service

A devotional prayer thanks God for life and daily grace. It asks to use each hour for serving God and developing character, urging stewardship of time as part payment on an unpayable debt to then Aman.

Aman

Soviet Red Suslov Arrives in Britain for Unofficial Visit

London reports Mikhail A. Suslov, second in command of the Soviet Communist Party, arrived for a 10 day unofficial visit at the invitation of the Anglo Russian Parliamentary Committee. He seeks warmer Russia Britain ties, complicating Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s Berlin strategy.

London UPI Mikhail A. Suslov Soviet Communist Party Russia Britain Suslov British Labor Party Harold Macmillan Berlin

Violence Erupts In Rhodesia City

Salisbury reports fierce mob action as African crowds attack storefronts and throw petrol bombs in Tarsaka the capital of Northern Rhodesia marking a rare outbreak amid wider nationalist unrest in the Rhodesia Nyasaland federation.

Rhodesia Salisbury Southern Rhodesia Wort Tarsaka Northern Rhodesia Southern Rodeals Nyasaland Federation of Rhodesia British Afriea

DA Ruling on Warren Conflict Issue Asked

The District Attorney is asked to rule on a potential conflict of interest involving Warren president of the Hayward Union School District board. Warren owns a truck company with an exclusive contract to haul for Brothers Inc which operates a quarry leased on Hayward land. The superintendent and others discuss whether Warren’s role may affect bidding and subcontracting for a new district site.

Hayward Union School Dist E. Guy Warren Corrie Peparing Tory Corrie, Brathier la Vista Franz Huhsd Lawrence Ramm Wood Peixoto Warren Ramm Greenwood Tt Brothers Calseichere Jone Penn Snow Warren Ias Alty Agnes Polspast Dorfer Area -Con- Peixoto

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