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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1956

Page

1

Cerebral Palsy Drive in Area Set Tomorrow

Volunteer workers across Southern Alameda County rallied for the big push to fund cerebral palsy care and research. Hundreds are planned to march house to house tomorrow night at 710 pm with collection envelopes and thank you pieces for donors. District chiefs in San Leandro and nearby towns lead 20 section leaders and dozens of volunteers as fire stations act as report points and Loomis trucks move funds to Bank of America.

Alameda County Ie Aims United Cerebral Patsy Association Lincclotn Avenue Oakland Hayward Gerald Hathaway Highland Cherryland Hunt Toads Fire Brigade Castro Street Loomis Bank of America San Leandro Mines Winifred Crew Waldo Ridler San Lei Deiandro Parade Pete Nunes

Ten Killed in Tornado Barrage Across Nation

A six state tornado barrage left at least ten dead and many injured as twisters struck Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Debris and property damage ran into millions while a Cleveland suburb saw its deadliest collapse.

United Press Midwest New York City Cleveland Ohio Flint Mich Ithaca Red Cross Michigan Pennsylvania Omaha Neb Kansas Missouri Menominee Bar

Record Farm Economy Aid is Approved

The House approved a record 1,082,512,568 dollar farm aid package by voice vote sending it to the Senate. The bill funds existing programs with 783 million and adds over 1.2 billion to reimburse the Commodity Credit Corporation for 1956 losses in price support and surplus disposal.

Washington House America Senate Commodity Credit Corporation

Indonesia Leader En Route to U S

Indonesia's President Sukarno made a brief stopover in Manila on his way to the United States for a three week goodwill tour. He arrived on a Pan American Airways plane and was greeted by Philippine President Magsaysay. The two leaders conferred privately for 15 minutes at the Manila airport.

Manila INS Indonesia Achmed Sukarno United ‘States Pan Americat Airways Ra ‘Mon Magsaysay Sukarno Magsaysay

Weather Notice Sparks Mixed Signals in Bay Area

A cautious weatherman finally retires his galoshes as ten days of sun arrive in the Bay Area. He forecasts a high of 83 today with fair conditions continuing tomorrow though not as hot. Prior temperatures remain unclear with yesterday's high and today's low unrecorded.

Bay Area

Socialite Orgy In London Sparks East End Protests

Angry Londoners in Stepney protested a weekend invasion by Mayfair socialites who held a drunken orgy in a stable loft. Neighbors accused them of sexy necking in alleys, shouts and stamping that frightened children and promised reprisals if such parties recur. Co-hosts include Andrew Garnett and Peter Prowze who defended the plan as fun for locals.

London Stepney East Side West End Andrew Garnett Peter Prowze Prowze

Foot Injury From Lawn Mower Accident in Castro Valley

Gary L. Wetherbee of 148897 Seaview Avenue Castro Valley slipped yesterday and jammed his foot into a mower in front of his home. He received emergency treatment at Fairmont Hospital for a badly cut foot.

Castro. Valley Gary L. Wetherbee Seaview Avenue Castro Valley Fairmont Hopital

French Troops Ring Tlemcen as Siege Tightens in Algeria

French forces encircle Tlemcen with artillery machine gun nests armored cars and barbed wire amid rumors of tribesmen across the frontier joining 2000 nationalist guerrillas. In eastern Algiers 2000 more troops arrive at Bone while Constantine is under guard after yesterday’s assault left six Muslims dead and nine injured including a grenade incident in the Jewish quarter.

Algiers INS Tlemcen Algeria Tlemetn Bone Marseille France Constantine

President Eisenhower returns to White House from Gettysburg

President Eisenhower lands at National Airport from Gettysburg after a weekend at his farm. He travels by Aero Commander, then drives to the White House, cheerful after a health checkup at Walter Reed. His brother Milton accompanies him. Gifts for Mrs Doud noted.

Washington Hisenhower White House Gettysburg National Airport Eisenhower Milton Eisenhower Secret Service John S. Doud Walter Reed Hospital

Risks Seen In Aid Cuts Across Defense Policy

Defense officials told Congress that deep cuts in foreign military aid would bring serious risks to U S defense. They urged no major reduction while warning the U S budget must be overhauled to reflect continued arms shipments to allies amid President Eisenhower’s request for 4.9 billion in foreign aid.

Washington Congress United States U. S Charles .E. [Wilson Adm Arthur W. Ite Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Eisenhower Big i Fort Bragg Anthony Andre Mendocino Bull Alvan Ferreira San Ramon Katherine Mariana Patty San Leandro James M. Bull Carpenter Avenue James Sr

Blast Hits Oak Ridge Injuring Three At AEC Yard

An explosion at a salvage yard near the Y-12 plant in Oak Ridge Tennessee injured three workers employed by Union Carbide Nuclear Co. The blast occurred while workers moved aluminum scrap near underwater zirconium drums. AEC officials investigated the cause and said no major fires followed. The victims, A L Lyons 27 G R Myers 26 and W R Stocksbury 24, suffered extensive burns and other injuries.

Oak Ridge Tenn Atomic Energy Commission AEC Commission A. L. Lyons G. R. Myers W. R. Tocksbury O Inion Carbide. Nuclear Co AEG

Bonn President Heuss Receives Warm Welcome in Athens

President Theodor Heuss became the first German head of state to visit Greece in the 20th century. He was greeted by King Paul and Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis as thousands cheered along a two mile flag bedecked route to the royal palace. A few demonstrators held placards urging Heuss to aid Cypriots in their campaign against British rule.

Athens Ins Theodor Heuss Greece Heuss Paul Remier Constantine ‘Karamanlis Royal Palace

Dollar Days Sale Listing in San Leandro Markets

Dollar sale events in San Leandro will run Friday through Saturday with many retailers promising discounted prices. Affected shops include multiple merchants listed for the event with doors opening at 10 AM and closing times varying by store.

Soviet to cut armed forces by 1.2 million by 1957

Bulletin from London reports a Moscow government release saying the Soviet Union will reduce its armed forces by 1.2 million before May 1, 1957. It notes a prior 640,000 reduction last year and that 63 divisions will be disbanded including three air force divisions and units of about 30,000 men stationed in East Germany.

London INS Moscow Soviet Union East Germany

Elderly Man and Boy Killed in Alameda County Traffic

Two Saturday night traffic deaths raise Southern Alameda County 1956 toll to 34. Victims identified as Donald W. Edwards six and Franklin eight Foster of Hayward. Edwards bicycleed east on Castro Valley Nordell avenue when struck by a northbound car driven by Clarence Hennings. Foster fatally injured on Western boulevard near Laurel avenue by southbound car driven by Raymond J. Lugo. Police could not determine fault. Also one-year-old Howard E. Garrett was bruised after being run over in his San Leandro driveway by J. R. Stapleton.

Alameda County Hayward Edendale Sehog Fairmont Foster Western Boulevard Laurel Avenue Standish Avenue Lugo Howard E. Garett Medher Avenue San Leandro J. R. Stapleton Pollice

Bulganin Rejects Linking German Reunification to Disarmament

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin rejects tying any disarmament solution to the German reunification issue. Moscow radio quoted him saying avoiding entanglement with other unsolved international problems prevents added difficulties for disarmament. The remarks precede a visit by French leaders favoring such a link.

London Russia Guy Mollet Christian Pineau

Tucson-Hayward Air Race Made Official

Hayward Mayor Art Phillips signed a proclamation today making official the Tucson Hayward air race on May 27 28. Some 50 planes are expected to participate in the annual race which will end at Hayward for the first time.

Hayward Art Phillips

26 Men Rescued After Coast Collision Near Point Sur

A 10,000 ton freighter rammed the 2477 ton steam schooner Howard Olson off Point Sur early today, sinking the Olson. Three crew died, 26 rescued, one missing, two injured. Survivors treated in Monterey as Coast Guard searched the sea. Names given include Andrew Schieb, Frank Krohn, and Richard McHugh. missing Cyrus Kalen.

Monterey California Pacific Coast Guard Point Sur Here San Francisco Marine Leopard Luckenbach Steamship Co Howard Olson Oliver J. Olson Co San Mateo Olson Andrew Schieb Los Angeles Frank H. Krohn Richard McHugh Portland Ore Cyrus Kalen Oakland Irvin B. Campball Gulag Bjark Observa Aon Campbell Coast Guard Lutter

Engle Requests 100 Million Fed Help for Feather River Dam

Rep. Clair Engle urged a $100 million federal contribution to the Feather River Dam project as part of a $1.5 billion plan. Gov. Knight and Mayor Poulson supported flood control, noting last winter’s floods caused five deaths and severe property damage and urging timely action by Army engineers.

Washington Ovaville Gam California Clair Engle Calif Feather Iriver Goodwin J. Knight Norris Poulson Los Angeles Army Engineers Engle Dem Knight

Cop Loses Gun To Wild Youths In Oakland Spree

Oakland police officer Frank McConnell lost his revolver during a three hour crime spree that sent two people to the hospital. Three youths Cornell Nolen Ervin Flunker and William Bascomb Jr are jailed for investigation after the car they fled in was found and the pair surrendered. Two victims Manuel Gonsalves and Ernestine Thompson were injured. Gonsalves had seen a license number before he was beaten. McConnell, also injured, is recovering.

Oakland Frank McConnell Marlin San Lorenzo Cornell Nolen Ervin Flanker William Bascomb, Jr Manuel Gonsalves High Oakland Afer McOnneil Red Rooster East 14Th Street Ernestine Thompson Highland Hospital Gonsalves Nolen Flukler McConnell

Board May Wait On Kuder Notice In San Lorenzo

Oakland officials weigh acting on Howard Kuder s notice of intent to circulate incorporation petitions in San Lorenzo. They may follow Judge Sherwin s memorandum ordering them to file the Kuder notice or await a formal judgment. If they delay, filing could be postponed up to two weeks.

Oakland Board of Supervisors Howard Kuder San Lorenzo

Sydney Harris column on The Daily Review page 10

Life viewed with a smile as Sydney Harris debuts a strictly personal satire and humor column. The nationally known commentator pokes fun at serious matters while hinting at worthwhile comments. Follow him five days a week starting today on Page 10.

Sydney Harris Daily Review Harris Wmnist The

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