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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1958

Page

3

Air Force Endorses Defense Reorganization Plan Amid Reservations

Washington reports Gen. White and Gen. Pate testified before the House Armed Services Committee praising key aims of Eisenhower’s defense reorganization plan while voicing concerns. They stressed a peacetime force capable of wartime needs and clear authority for the defense secretary, with cautions about potential misuses of transferred or abolished service roles.

Washington Eisen Navy Raw Dolph McC. Pate Thomas D. White House Armed Services Committee Alize Marine Corps Bym Pate White Air Force Joint Crisis of Staff Defense

Beverly Hills Jewelry Heist Nets $100000

Two masked bandits entered Marvin Hime Wholesale Jewelry Co in Beverly Hills and stole diamonds rings watches and rubies worth more than 100000. After four clerks and eight customers were made to lie on the floor the robbers opened cases with a box and crowbar. Three shotgun misfires prevented a fatal outcome as owner Marvin Hime fled through the back.

Beverly Hills Cali Los Angeles Marvin Hime Wholesale Jewelry Co Marvin Hime Hime Finte

Daily Review publication and office addresses

The Daily Review details mailing and subscription information from its Bayview address at 1250 Winton Ave. and San Sandro and Centerville offices, with rates noted for daily and Sunday editions and reference to postal service registrations and circulation audit.

Anti Daily Review, Inc Baynard Esifarma Bs Winton Ave Daily Review THE Alameda County California Bayward Elgin San Sandro San Rapiary Ball Centerville South

Navy League withdraws protest against Pentagon plan

At the Navy League convention in San Francisco the prepared protest against President H. H. Johnson’s Defense Department reorganization was withdrawn and replaced by a milder anti-Pentagon resolution. Joan Bergen, Navy League president, denied writing the statement and said he did not know its authors.

San Francisco Hisenhowers Defense Department Navy League Joan Bergen Bergen New York League Pentagon Congress Navy Department War Department

Dope Cache Worth 12 Million Flailed in New York Chinatown

Federal narcotics agents seized about 1.5 million dollars in heroin in a Chinatown gift shop run by You Hong Ting, 27, and his wife Leung Tam Dig, 27, a former Hollywood hopeful. Nearly 10 pounds of heroin were found in a jade decorated tea cen in Ting's shop.

New York PC City Chinatown Hollywood Q You Hong’ Ting Leung ‘Tam Dig Ting

Golden Rule voyage halted as crew jailed protest

Four men attempting to sail the yacht Golden Rule to Eniwetok in protest of U S nuclear tests were jailed after sailing out hours after a federal judge issued a temporary injunction. A Coast Guard cutter intercepted the vessel soon after departure.

Honolulu Eniwetok U.S United Press United States Jon Wiig Coast Guard

More Join in Close Down of Beer Industry

SAN FRANCISCO UP More than three quarters of California's 130 beer distributing firms were shut down today in what looked like a broad industry action against the Teamsters Union. Fifty five more distributors locked out their workers Thursday night bringing the total to 115. Only 35 firms employing 1,002 men remained to supply the states bars and cafes. The lockout spared Lucky Lager Brewing Company delivery, while Regal Pale and Pabst deliveries were partly handled by independent firms also shut down by the Teamsters Union.

San Francisco Calforia Teamsters Union Lucky Lager Brewing Company I Tt Regal Pale Pabst Lucky California Brewery Association Teemsters Harmm's Budweiser Nore Honolulu Luke Wiig WLS Albert Smith Bigelow Gus Coby Cann Navy Wiliam * Huntington St. James George’ Willoughby Blackaweed Terrace Orion Sherwood Poughkeepsie N.Y Sherwood Atomic Energy Commission Willoughby San Fedro Calif

Cheryl Crane Custody Battle Persists Over 14 year old

Hollywood reporter notes Lana Turner and Stephen Crane may face a custody fight over Cheryl Crane after a psychiatrist reported the daughter’s preference for her father. Lawyer Jerry Giesler says Cheryl will be asked to choose between her parents. Crane’s attorney disputes the claim.

Hollywood Cheryl Crane Lana ‘Turner Stephen Crane Jerry Giesler Filmland Lana Crane Arthur Crowley Giesler Cheryl Johnny Stompanato

Airman Dies by Own Hand in Barracks at Travis AFB

Air Force authorities report the apparent suicide of 8th Air Set. Frank dePalma at Travis AFB in his barracks. Deputy Coroner Gene Gelling said the shooting occurred Thursday and appears driven by his failure to obtain leave to visit his wife Iyoko in Japan.

Travis Afb Air Force Frank dePalma Gene Gelling dePalma Iyoko Japan

Cardinal Stritch grateful after arm amputation in clinic

New York dispatch reports Samuel Cardinal Stritch expresses deep gratitude to the prayers of Chicago and Americans after losing his right arm in emergency surgery to save his life. He recovers at the Sanatrix Clinic and plans to continue work, writing with his left hand, while awaiting release. He is the first American-born Cardinal to join the Vatican Curia as prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith.

New York Chicago America Samuel Cardinal Stritch Ryme New York Journal- American Sanatrix’ Clinic Cardinal Seritcy Vatican Sacred ‘Congregation For’ the Propagation of the Faith Puls XI Roman Curia Beever Pietro Cardinal Fumar’ Sone’ Biondi Cardinal Stritch Naples

Detective Halted Driving 'Hot' Car

In Pensacola Florida detective W. E. Dickson stopped a speeding car after it had been blown through by thousands of cables and messages. The car owner’s wife later reclaimed the vehicle, which had been stolen two days earlier amid the Cobb Tostal events in Dublin and the U S Internal Convention of Carilloneurs in St Colman's Cathedral Dublin.

Inter Pensacola Fla W. E. Dickson Ina Cardinal Siriich Dickson Dublin Beilringer United States H. L. Everage St. Colman

Nasser Opens Kremlin Talks In Moscow Visit

In Moscow Gamal Abdel Nasser began formal discussions with Soviet leaders after days of leisure. He planned afternoon talks with Premier Khrushchev and officials on Soviet aid and cooperation for his new republic. Nasser also attended events at Lenin Stadium and a theater, and joined Khrushchev and Voroshilov at Russia’s May Day parade.

Moscow Arab Republic Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser Nikita Khrushchev Lenin Kliment Y Voroshilov Russia Eisenhower Europe

South Korea Vote Leads to Rhee's Fees

Early returns from nine of Seoul and provincial districts show the Democratic party ahead by about two to one. Observers say Rhee’s Liberal party likely to win final results, with rural areas expected to take longer to count. Police report the election was the quietest ever in Korea with only minor incidents. President Rhee voted near his hillside mansion as polls opened.

Seoul Korea Jame Rhee

Nixon to See 22 Congress Work In Argentina 2

Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans to attend a special session of Congress in Buenos Aires as part of a Latin America tour. President Frondizi outlines that Congress will decide whether to include Peron in blanket forgiveness for exiles, currently living abroad in Paraguay, Panama, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic since 1955. Nixon, on an eight nation trip, emphasizes United States respect for independence and cooperation with Latin American neighbors on equal terms, speaking at a barbecue hosted by the Municipal Workers' Union.

Buenos Aires Richard M. Nixon Congress Juen Peron Wal Argentina Arturo Frondizt Utp Dal Pelulgees Paraguay Panama Venézuela Dominican Republic Nixon Latin America Municipal Workers' Union United States

U S Missile Tested Across Formosa Strait News Item

The United States tests a Matador guided missile for the first time in the Far East with a 600 mile range aimed at deep into Communist China across Formosa Strait. The test was witnessed by Chinese and American officials including President and Madame Chiang Kai-shek.

Formosa United States Far’ East China Strait Iss Chiang Formos

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