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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1958
Page
11
Reginald H. Biggs urged a crackdown on waste and urgedEfficiency in the Bay region. He cited 320 separate government units as a core problem and questioned local governments handling major issues. Edgar Kaiser was elected president of the Council with David Bohannon as vice president.
A television crew filming police operations near Piccadilly Circus was ordered to relocate after police denied a street filming permit. The crew had been shooting a series on how police operate when authorities intervened.
Denver report from the National Science Teachers Assn. convention notes high school teachers urge more girls to pursue science careers. They argue female brains equal male power and that many girls have capable hands, criticizing biology-only science courses and the low college female representation in science. Rose Lammel of Wayne State University highlights that many successful scientists score below traditional IQ thresholds.
In Deep River Connecticut the town shifts from a single horse to six, reflecting growth and change over two years as rural life expands beyond its former limits. The note captures a local sentiment of revival and progress.
Genoa perliner reports the Leonardo Da Vinci, successor to the sunken Andrea Doria, taking shape at Ansaldo yards. Slated to slide down the ways late this year and sail trans Atlantic in 1960, the 32,000 ton vessel will be the largest Italian liner, with 1,300 passengers, air conditioning, stabilizers, salt water distillation, and a floating art gallery.
Detroit report says two drivers stopped on the Lodge Expressway after a collision to survey the damage. The vehicles were driven by Michael Smell and his wife Clea.
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