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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
2
Copenhagen diplomacy summary notes NATO foreign ministers meeting for a three day conference. United States and North Atlantic allies pledged a tough, united stance against Soviet peace with atomic threats and offensive, while a research delegation continued work on a summit strategy.
Detroit reports show industry cool to Douglas plan for car price cuts while United Auto Workers advocates targeted reductions. GM and AMC leadership discuss wage and benefit concessions and the impact on inflation and defense amid ongoing NATO talks and Soviet missile concerns.
In Heidelberg Germany US Army officials urged soldiers and government employees to avoid involvement in the Italian election campaign and to be good ambassadors. The warning followed incidents in Italy including three US soldiers arrested in Naples for damaging Communist posters and paratroopers escorted from Venice after posters were torn.
London dispatch reports a Westminster fire drill as smoke pours from windows during a heated Washington dispute. Rep. Clarence Cannon blasts opponents of the Eisenhower defense reform while Rep. Carl Vinson guides the Armed Services Committee in reviewing the President’s plan amid fears of military takeover and dictatorial authority.
Administrator at the Library of Congress born May 7 1892 MacLeish shifted from law to poetry author of about 150 volumes He won the 1932 Pulitzer Prize for Conquest of Dor and undertook a mule pack journey along Cortes route to the Valley of Mexico His father was a Scottish immigrant from Glasgow and his mother taught at Vassar College
Fort Worth Texas reports show diseased Korean infants brought into the United States by an Oregon adoption agency. Health officials accuse not enough medical checks and improper routes, noting deaths and multiple hospitalizations from tuberculosis and other illnesses among 89 babies. Families paid travel costs, and officials seek verification of the medical status.
Mock H-bomb drill in Battle Creek Michigan exposed a flaw in civil defense response. The exercise flashed a warning within minutes, testing mass evacuation plans across 270 imagined targets including New York and Washington, with 30 state capitals and two SAC bases involved.
Linville North Carolina police reported that thieves broke into the car of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Evans Jr. of Whitestone New York and stole all their belongings. The incident echoes a 25 year old similar theft from White Stone.
Walter Movehuk Jr., Windsor dog warden, filed a $20,000 damage suit against the dog owners he claims bit him. The case seeks compensation for injuries from the incident.
President Eisenhower pledges to support Republican goals as he addresses Congress and the GOP campaign kickoff. He argues for defense reorganization foreign aid and trade while urging unity to recapture House control and Senate leadership amid intra party criticism. The speech energized GOP officials and emphasized putting national needs above partisan aims.
Cherry Point NC Marine Corps drill instructor Matthew McKeon, central figure in one of American military history’s most publicized court martials, receives a corporal promotion. This is his second promotion since being reduced in rank and sentenced to three months imprisonment following the deaths of six recruits at Parris Island in April 1956 during a night march.
British defense experts discuss a compressed air system that calms surface waves by venting air through submerged pipes. The Dover demonstration for War Office officials aims to show a portable harrier effect for seaborne landings regardless of weather conditions.
In Boston a thief entered a shoeshine parlor and stole the clothes of the Middlesex County sheriff. Police pursued the suspect, while the sheriff reported being briefly unclothed and unharmed. The incident stunned local residents and prompted nearby businesses to tighten security measures.
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner saying data exchange on satellites between the United States and the Soviet Union is improving. He described U S Soviet relations in satellite information operations as most happy and steadily improving during a symposium connected to the International Geophysical Year.
Timothy J. Mahoney, 49, attempted a bank holdup at Bank of America in Oroville after not eating for four days. He fainted from malnutrition as teller Pat Thelander pushed $3,000 toward him. Mahoney was found on the floor and later hospitalized for a suspected heart attack. He was jailed for federal authorities.
Hollywood report states Crosby's 23-year-old son Bing Crosby was named father by Marilyn Scott a 25-year-old divorcee for her six month old daughter Michele Dennise Scott born November 24 1957 at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Scott alleges Dennis Crosby fathered the child amid his Las Vegas marriage to Pat Sheehan and his family remaining silent. Dennis plans to pursue a Catholic marriage with Miss Sheehan as he works to resolve the sensational accusation and resume his career on tour.
Oakland educators and engineers will meet in the East Bay Engineers Club at the Athens Club at 12th and Clay. Wetmore, a former safety engineer, will discuss a talk titled Change of Attitude and address the group on Friday afternoon in Oakland.
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