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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
1
President Eisenhower said there are indications the nation is near or at the bottom of the recession. He refused to rush a tax cut, urged buying U.S. goods, and said a comprehensive outer space report would be released soon. He outlined civilian control of civilian space programs and debated farm price and surplus food policy.
The GOP field for the Eighth Congressional District is narrowed as Mona Lew M. Warden Jr., a 38 year old Oakland attorney, is selected by the County Central Committee screening group for Republican endorsement. Grace’s infant baptism is planned for April 20 at Oakland’s cathedral. The race features incumbent Demon Albert challenging Prince Rainier and Princess Eighth District candidate George P. Miller.
County Supervisor Kent D. Pursel filed nominating papers for state senate following a landslide endorsement by county Republicans at Franklin School Oakland. He won 136 votes to 38 for Malcolm Champlin with others including Bordon Price and William Werner receiving smaller tallies. Nine votes were voided amid convention protest. Champlin committed to run. Democratic slate includes John Holmdahl, EB Warren, and Anja Bjornson.
Herbert V. Kohler told the Senate Rackets Committee the United Auto Workers provoked mob violence and fear in Sheboygan and across communities during the four year strike. He urged passage of right to work laws and said compulsory unionism precipitated the dispute. The UAW response was to deny the union shop was a key sticking point.
Seven workmen died and two injured when a mass of iron collapsed on them at a roadbuilding project. Alfred C. Funchal, a Madeira Island resident and Oakland attorney, has filed papers for the Earth Miller seat since 1944, indicating a possible candidate in the upcoming race.
Handbills circulated at a Alameda Contra Costa Transit District meeting protesting plans to remove Key System tracks from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. About 2000 attendees mostly supported saving the rails. Eldon Lucy chaired a preservation committee. directors backed a legislative appeal to retain the rail right of way and funded a $33,000 survey for a Bay Area transit system by DeLeuw Cather and Co.
A brief devotional prayer asks for divine guidance in truth and in keeping commandments. It asks that the law of the Lord be perfect to convert the soul and praises God's thoughts. The supplication seeks wisdom and ongoing learning through divine wisdom.
Sacramento—Assemblyman Carley V. Porter described the FRP financing problem, warning California cannot fund the multi billion dollar Feather River Project now. He warned federal help may be needed and will push for his subcommittee's formal report next week. Porter cited experts and projected tax increases or higher interest rates for pay as you go or bond funding.
Sacramento hosts a State Toll Bridge Authority meeting called by Governor Knight to review a feasibility report on the San Francisco Bay southern crossing. Smith, Barney Company and Coverdale and Colpitts will present analyses on marketing bonds before the July 1, 1958 deadline and tolls needed to back the bonds.
Washington reports the recession raises demand for paint in regions with heavy layoffs. The Joint Paint Industry Coordinating Committee says workers use spare time to improve homes, boosting market activity in affected districts.
In Cape Canaveral a bullet-nosed Jupiter-C rocket launched Explorer III, the third U S moon, amid quick radio intercepts from RCA in Riverhead. Officials watched as Explorer II and Vanguard I crossed the sky shortly after lift off, with instruments and a tape recorder aboard to relay cosmic ray, micro-meteorite, and thermal data from the edge of the atmosphere.
Dr. Richard W. Porter announces the Army's Explorer satellite has achieved a successful orbit at 12 06 pm Pacific time. Porter chairs the U S Satellite Committee for the International Geophysical Year and confirms the milestone in a bulletin.
The INS report describes a whiney tone picked up as Explorer III sped into space. John Asher notes the Doppler-like sound rose in frequency and faded, while RCA’s Riverhead post detected six minutes of Explorer III radio signals from 12 44 to 12 50 p m, strong then fading. President Eisenhower and officials promise further orbit announcements.
Indonesia navy blockades a 62 mile stretch of the West Sumatran coast in a possible prelude to an amphibious assault on Padang. Government forces push toward Padang from central Sumatra after coastal landings and parachute drops, amid reports of a seizing ship and rebel leader movements in Singapore and Geneva.
Parents will have their chance tonight to air opinions on curriculum and operation of Hayward four high schools. The 8 p.m. session in the San Lorenzo High School cafeteria will be moderated by Trustee George Phillips and aims to yield solid suggestions for school administrators.
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