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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1959

Page

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Soviet Snoopers Detected Along Pacific Barrier

Honolulu UPI reports Rear Adm Benjamin E Moore disclosed that Soviet submarines and surface ships have been snooping the Navy Pacific barrier from Midway to the Aleutians. He said radar ships patrol the length of the barrier and warned that Soviet forces were observed near the mid Pacific as security limits prevent precise times or locations from being released. A Navy spokesman said continuous sea and air patrols cover the entire north Pacific following Japan’s 1941 Pearl Harbor attack task force.

Honolulu UPI Benjamin E. Moore Pacific Midway Aleutians Moore mid-Pacific Pacific Barrier Bathers Point North Pacific Japan Pearl Harbor

County funds set for Tennyson Road widening in Hayward

Alameda County issued a 95 435 45 dollar check to the City of Hayward to advance widening and reconstruction of Tennyson Road from Whitman Street to Dickens Avenue. County Supervisor Francis Dunn announced the Mayors Formula gas tax allotment, with bids expected in May to widen Tennyson to 110 feet. Hayward has 750 000 in future bond money earmarked, and $65 000 will be left for this year as money returns next year to Alameda.

Alameda County Hayward Tennyson Rd Whitman St Dickens Ave Ware Tennyson County Board of Supervisors Francis Dunn Olof Anderson Tennyson Ra St. Gusax Vine Edward Phillips Gan Phillips Dickers Whitman la Vista

69 Year Local Resident Dies

Mrs. Hatile Merrill Pimentel Castro Valley long time Hayward resident dies at 69. Mother of Col. Mel Pimentel and university student Thomas Pimentel, grandmother of three. Services Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Sorensen Bros. Chapel 1140 B St Hayward. Burial Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.

Hatile -Merrill Pimentel Ol. Hayward di In Castro Col Melvill A Férrier Castro Valley Missioner Grand- Moother Freemont William “Pimentel University of California Thomas Pimentel Sorensen Bros B. St Hayward Lone Tree Cemetery

Elizabeth Duncan's past examined in murder case

In Ventura California UPI reports Elizabeth Duncan's sentencing hearing focuses on her alleged history of crime. Prosecutor Roy Gustafson questions witnesses to show a prior record including a first degree murder conviction and an earlier hire plot involving two killers set to murder Olga Dunean, a Canadian nurse.

Ventura Calif UPI Elizabeth Duncan Roy Gustafson Olga Dutnean

Lorenzo Driver Hurt in Another Freeway Crash

A San Lorenzo man, 39, Rodney R. Harrison, was badly injured after a freeway crash near Davis Street in San Ledidro. Doctors at Fairmont Hospital operated to remove lodged dentures, then he was moved to Merritt Hospital in grave condition. The collision follows yesterday’s deadly Nimitz Free Way crash that killed three men near the same area.

Nimitz Free Way San Lorenzo Merritt Hospital Fairmont Hospital Rodney R. Harrison Arroyo Davis St San Ledidro Yfornia Robert Walker Harrison Walker Washington Martinez Texas Cafe St. Haywam

Fiery Wreck Injures Two Area Women in Oakland

Southern Alameda County women escaped death when their car veered onto Hegenberger Road in Oakland at 1 30 am crashed into a utility pole and burst into flames. Mrs Carol Medeiros 24 of San Leandro suffered facial cuts and Mrs Loratia Rocha 26 Hayward sustained a possible broken knee and bruises both in satisfactory condition at Eden Hospital. Police say Medeiros drove north at high speed hitting railroad tracks and ejecting the occupants before the car wrapped around the pole and ignited.

Alameda County Oakland Carol Medeiros Chumalia St San Leandro Loratia Rocha Atherton St Hayward Eden Hospital Medeiros Ont Hegenberger Rd Betts

Ship Grounded On Jagged Reef Off Moroccan Coast

Casablanca Morocco UPI reports rescue tugs battled heavy seas to reach the Italian wine tanker Lisa wrecked off the coast. The skipper and first mate remained aboard as U S Air Force helicopters from Sidi Slimane airbase plucked 12 seamen from the storm battered vessel after it went aground Tuesday in an Atlantic gale.

Casablanca Morocco UPI Lisa U. S. Air Force Sidi Slimane

Ike Signs Hawaii Statehood Bill Admitting 50th State

President Eisenhower signed the Hawaii statehood bill with great satisfaction. He notified Gov. William Quinn and Hawaii leaders that a referendum will decide islanders fate. The move clears the way for Hawaii to join Alaska as the next new states, likely this fall.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Hawaii Mf. Quinn Islands Alaska Congress

Fresno Mother of Three Slain in Home Tragedy

Police investigated the killing of Shirley Ann Burgess, 29, found in her Fresno home. Her husband Robert, a truck driver, was tailed for questioning after his semitruck appeared at the residence. The 7 year old son Steve, 4 year old Janine, and 9 month Rebecca witnessed no sounds. the discovery occurred after neighbor W D Jessee alerted authorities at 2 a m.

Fresno Shirley Ann Burgess Steve Janine Retecia Burgess Robert California W.D. Jessee Jessee Rebecca

House Committee Whittles Budget

The House Appropriations Committee cut 60 million from Eisenhower’s requested Treasury Post Office and Tax Courts funding, a 14 percent reduction. The bill still totals 4.688 billion for the fiscal year beginning July 1, despite the cut.

Washington UPI House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower Treasury Post Office U.S

Khrushchev to hold rare open news conference in Moscow

Moscow reports Khrushchev summons foreign correspondents for an unusual open press conference on Thursday. It will be his second news briefing in Moscow since taking the top leadership and follows Eisenhower's summit speech. The first was in late June when he announced a six month limit on West Berlin occupation.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Khrushchev Navy West Berlin

Brown Sees Himself As Favorite Son At 1960 Nomination

San Francisco, UPI Gov Edmund G Brown returned from Washington asserting he avoided any pledges to possible presidential contenders Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy. He said he is probably California’s favorite son candidate at the 1960 convention but cautioned that “anything can happen.” Brown planned to fly to Sacramento for the funeral of California Supreme Court Justice Jesse Carter.

San Francisco UPI Edmund G. Brown Washington Lyndon Johnson John Kennedy California Brown Sacramento California Supreme Court Jesse Carter

Prayer for Today Inspire Kingdom Focus

A devotional prayer asking guidance to love others and place God first in life. It pleads for understanding of praying for God’s kingdom to come and His will to be done, ending with Amen.

Pather Father

Hollywood Duel Ends in Double Fatal at Chester Home

In Hollywood a running gun duel in a residence left two men dead after they argued over Mrs. Dorothy Chester. Ex convict Barney Silva and Jack Sorin fought with bullets ripping through rooms. Sorin died en route to hospital, Silva in the west wall carnage. Police note Silva, real name Barnett Silver, served time in Sing Sing for forgery.

Holly Wood Hollywood Dorothy Chester Simon Chester Barney Silva Jack Sorin Sorin Pilice Silva Belroom Hollywood Recceing Barnett Silver Sing Sing York Chester

Crash Kills UC Student in Berkeley Auto Crash

Kendall, 22, of Glendale, a University of California student who had been arrested for speeding and for placing a radar sign to warn motorists, died when the car he rode in struck a tree at about 2 a.m. Driver Maya D. Young, 25, also a UC student, suffered minor injuries. Kendall had earlier been fined $153 for speeding and obstructing police.

Berkeley UPH University of California Kendall Glendale Maya D. Young

Doctor Blasts Vitamin Pill Fad in AMA Statement

MEMPHIS Tenn UPD Dr Louis M Orr president elect of the American Medical Association says the vitamin pill fad causes the public to spend a billion dollars a year on nutritional nonsense.

Memphis Tenn UPD Louis M. Orr The American Medical Association

Ottawa to Host May East West Ministers Meeting

In Ottawa Ontario British officials expect a Geneva style East West foreign ministers gathering to begin around May 11 and run for six weeks. The session aims to discuss key global issues with U S U K and other nations. Plans emphasize diplomacy and coordinated policy talks in Geneva style format.

Geneva

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