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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
3
Washington report says President Eisenhower and top advisers are unified on keeping income tax cuts slow and postponing broad tax relief. They foresee modest deficits this year and next as recession effects fade, with focus on delaying large appropriations and tax changes until fiscal 1959.
Washington (UP) Republican Navona Chainer Meade Alcorn dismissed Democratic claims that President Eisenhower will resign after the 1950 elections. He called Butler's forecast an odd political performance. Nixon said in Bolivia it was too early to discuss a possible candidacy.
Mrs Texas June Murrell of Henderson led the planning competition while Mrs Mercedes Fuscow of Orlando Park topped the music appreciation event as the 20th Mrs America homemaking contest continued in Ft. Lauderdale Florida with winners to be crowned Saturday night.
The Arkansas Gazette of Little Rock becomes the first newspaper to win two Pulitzer Prizes for the same story, earning public service and editorial writing honors for its coverage of the 1957 Little Rock school integration crisis. Executive editor Harry Ashore cited for distinguished writing. other winners include the Associated Press reporter for national reporting on mob violence and Clark Mollenhoff for labor racketeering probes.
Mrs. Mary Roper Coker of Hartsville South Carolina mother of David Ro Coker was named American Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Committee Inc. The 24 year old widow with five children aged 3 to 24 raised the brood and noted that she kept the mother of her late husband’s first wife in the household until her death.
Colorado congressman William Hill Colp announces retirement from the U S House after 18 years. The rural northeastern district representative served as ranking Republican on the Agriculture Committee and backed farm and irrigation measures including the 1954 Sugar Act and the Bank Law.
In San Francisco a black couple, angered by neighbors over their fighting with a daughter, used a .22 pistol and a shotgun to fire into a neighbor’s apartment. Nine people, including eight children and two adults, were hit or injured. the husband later surrendered after his wife described wanting to scare the grownups. Police investigated at Watchmen Way in the Mission District where all involved are described as African American.
A NATO memorandum from Paris warns Western ministers that the Soviet Union and its East European satellites can mobilize six million men for atomic warfare within 30 days of war. It states 400 divisions could be fielded, with operational atomic, chemical, and biological weapons. 120,000 aircraft, half jets, and 250,000 personnel. The Navy could grow to 30 cruisers, 15 destroyers, and 700 submarines.
Helsinki reports that a Russian cruiser and two destroyers will visit the Finnish capital between August 7 and a date not specified, as part of a diplomatic naval call. The visit is the latest instance of postwar maritime exchanges between the Soviet Union and Finland.
San Francisco Coast Guard officials say a cutter will enforce safety rules and inspect private vessels on Lake Tahoe. Rear Admiral Russell E. Wood stated the crew will be assigned to patrol the large lake in the near future.
Oral arguments in a federal civil suit against former Rep Ernest Bramblett and his wife were postponed to May 19 by Judge Gilbert Jerberg due to the illness of attorney James Dooley. Bramblett, a Pacific Geavebee Republican, was convicted in 1995 of payroll padding. The case centers on alleged salary diversions by a staff including Bramblett’s wife Laís and three other women. Trial ended in February. briefs were filed and Jerberg plans to render a decision after the oral arguments.
The 67 year old Premier traveled by train today heading to Washington and New York with stops along the way. He visited a studio, plants, and spent a quiet weekend at a hotel pool.
Washington report says Senator Anderson accused AEC Chairman Lew Strauss of aiding Russia in a dispute over nuclear test limits. Anderson contended U S weapons grew dirtier while promising cleaner tests, while Hickenlooper defended Strauss. The exchange centered on accusations of pro Russian propaganda and the integrity of atomic policy.
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