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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
3
Dr. Roger R. Revelle testifies before a House subcommittee on IGY plans. He says rising carbon dioxide from burning fuel may affect climate, but suggests it is not directly harmful and discusses its possible link to more East Coast hurricanes through warmer air movement.
Grahams back from a seven nation Asia tour with notes of renewed spiritual belief and hunger for God’s teachings. He spoke to more than seven million people in South Korea Formosa India and Thailand and stopped briefly in Los Angeles en route to Montreal North Carolina.
An Air Force mercy plane battled a six hour snow storm to fly Phoebe Running Horse of the Rosebud Reservation to Denver for treatment of tuberculosis meningitis. Despite blinding snow and low pulse, the C4 landed at Denver’s National Jewish Hospital and medics reported she is alive but with slim odds.
French troops prepared to counter a predicted surge of Arab guerrilla violence in Algeria as helicopters and scout planes patrolled hills. Mobile units awaited orders while settlers hid at home. The upper house weighed vetoing Mollet’s emergency powers as Algeria’s affairs stare toward a tense weekend.
Wonju ceremonies marking the second anniversary of the first ROK army drew about 30 000 soldiers as President Syngman Rhee urged the United States to supply modern weapons for Korea to combat Communist forces. General Levanitser attended and expressed confidence in the ROK army as a shield against future aggression.
In Saint Germain en Laye France the town council, aiming to honor its centuries-old statue of a nude girl valued at 2 million, considers installing another similar statue with Italian film star Sophia Loren as the model. Loren declined to say if she would pose.
Grace Kelly was presented with a green bedroom suite by Grand Rapids Friendly Sons of St Patrick. John S Casey of the Grand Rapids chapter praised her as an Irish girl and noted the campaign ties to St Patrick's Day and Miss Kellys father active in the Philadelphia chapter.
In Alameda county tax deeded land held by the state totaled 3425 acres and 1613 lots as of January 1, down from 6597 acres and 1897 lots on the same date last year. State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood announced the figures in Sacramento.
New York City began a noise crackdown with a 12:01 am rule against honking. Police issued summonses for horn use, carrying fines from 10 to 50 dollars and a trip to court. The campaign aimed to curb loud traffic and restore quiet on busy streets.
Joseph Lynch 35 of Gardens Grove California confessed to forging trademark stamps and selling doctored serial numbered tubes as defective. Police seized 10 000 burned out tubes from his room after his arrest for the alleged scheme that yielded about 25000 annually over the past decade.
Fulton, Mo. Flames swept the State Hospital for the Insane at Fulton early today. No injuries reported among 780 patients. evacuation began on the top floor and extended to north and south wings. About 500 more patients were moved to safety as flames reached roof areas. Remaining inmates were housed in four nearby buildings.
A strange tale from Benguela tells of a hen that enjoyed a rich diet at a boarding house, drawing curious crowds as it pecked through dishes and outshone ordinary chicken feed. Local observers note the bird’s unusual appetite and peculiar behavior today.
A 22 year old coed, Mildred Ann Reynolds, was found burned alive in her car after a suspected savage sex attack near Alva Woods County. Investigators reported a collision on a country road, tire track casts, and evidence of a fierce struggle. Reynolds, wife of R D Reynolds, was a Northwestern State college student and had been married nine months.
Sutter County Grand Jury foreman Angela Hass criticized unnamed public officials for delaying evacuation during the Christmas flood near Yuba City. The jury found insufficient evidence to charge individuals but suggested officials may bear responsibility beyond public reports. The flood after Feather River levee breach at Gum Tree killed no one in town, but affected 20,000 acres on December 24.
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