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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1956

Page

3

Eden under pressure over Crabb disappearance details

London observers say Soviet pressure and public claims Eden revealed more to Moscow than to Britain may force the prime minister to disclose further information on the Lionel Crabb frogman incident. John Eden returns from Scotland to brief his cabinet as MPs debate the case and whether U.S. intelligence influenced the episode.

London Soviet Russia Anthony Eden Lionel Buster) Crabb Eden U.S Crabb Portsmouth Hal T House of Commons Scotland

Secret Probe On Chotiner Launched

Washington A Senate subcommittee has begun secret questioning as part of an expanded probe into the activities of Murray Chotiner, Richard Nixon's 1952 campaign manager. Chairman John L. McClellan said the inquiry covers other client affairs with federal government interest, separate from the graft allegations in military procurement.

Washington INL Senate Murray Chotiner Richard M. Nixon John L. McClellan D) Ark McClellan Chotiner

Youngsters Hurt In Rail Wreck At Los Gatos

Four youngsters were injured when the Billy Jones Wildcat miniature railroad caboose overturned in Los Gatos. Authorities believe the mishap occurred as children rocked the caboose. Most serious injury was Randy Jones eight, son of Mrs Virginia Jones of Campbell, with a fractured left arm.

Los Gatos Its Billy Jones Randy Jones Virginia Jones Campbell

Mummy Cells Appear Alive in 400 Year Old Flesh

The Chinese News Agency reported scientists at North Kiangsu Medical College found nerve and muscular cells in mummies buried about 400 years ago that seem alive. They plan to transplant the cells into animal bodies to test vitality and vigor.

Hong Kong INS Communist New China News Agency North Kiangsu Medical College

Jurors Get Big Chance in Essay Contest

California jurors serving May 15 to July 15 are invited to submit essays answering how to improve trial by jurors. The California Conference at Judges will award U.S. savings bonds as prizes. Four essays per county will be chosen, two from Superior court jurors and two from Municipal court jurors.

San Francisco California U.S California Conference At Judges

Boy Adventure Seeker Is Dead

Chicago police announced the death of Leo Rausch Jr a long cherished boy who vanished after leaving school on April 30. His body was found in the Chicago River north branch about four miles from home as coroner's inquest and scientific tests awaited. Police and his parents believe he wandered to the riverbank and embarked on a final adventure after reports of sightings proved unreliable. A boatman reported a dinghy seen with a boy aboard drifting downstream before it was found empty.

Chicago Leo Rausch Jr Leo Philip Posely

U S Bureau Takes Over Folsom Dam Operation

The U S Bureau of Reclamation formally assumed control of the $64 million Folsom Dam with a simple key exchange ceremony. The Army Corps of Engineers had built the dam as part of the Central Valley project and the bureau now operates the unit and its power plant.

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Central Valley Project Bureau

President Lines To Add 24 Ships In Trans-Pacific Plan

In San Francisco officials announced plans to add 24 ships costing over 250 million dollars. The centerpiece is an 825 foot superliner valued at about 50 million dollars to serve American President Lines on trans-Pacific routes carrying about 1,200 passengers at 26 knots.

San Francisco trans-Pacific American President Lines Ene

Estes and Kefauver Meet at California Spring Fair

Democratic rivals Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver split paths after a cordial Sunday meeting amid campaign swings through San Francisco Berkeley and Oakland. Stevenson rode a horse in the parade while Kefauver rode in a Lincoln convertible as a 50 000 strong crowd watched in Los Banos during the annual spring fair.

San Francisco Adlai Ste| Yeheen Estes Kefauvel Kefauver Stevenson Portland Ore Oregon Bay Berkeley Oakland University of California Egge E Gea Los Banos Adia Tennessee Steverson

Film Star Ends Party in Crash

Montgomery Clift, 35, was in satisfactory condition at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after his car struck a telephone pole following a Hollywood party at Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding's home. He suffered a possible concussion and cuts. actor Rock Hudson helped drag him from the wreckage as rapid police and medical crews worked.

Hollywood Cedara of Lebanon Hospital

Heart and lungs transplants seen in future

Dr Dwight Harken, Boston, said doctors will soon be able to transplant heart and lungs between people. He noted trials on dogs with limited survival and suggested a future “heart bank” to preserve hearts for transplant. MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee Dwight Harken Boston Mass

Hydrogen bomb test delayed as weather shifts in Pacific

The U S atomic task force postpones the Mt McKinley air drop near Eniwetok citing unfavorable weather. Officials expect the first test no earlier than May 8 after multiple postponements due to wind and conditions, with seven previous delays reported.

MT. Mckinley Eniwetok Atomic Task Force South Pacific

Marines Extend Boot Training At Parris Island

Marines extend boot training by two weeks at Parris Island to give drill instructors more time to work with recruits. The move aims to strengthen basic training and address staffing needs.

Parris Island Maine

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