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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
1
Dr. Harold Schoenfeld accuses the County Schools Department of featherbedding costing taxpayers. He labels lax administration and unnecessary payroll practices as wasteful spending, urging reforms to curb costs and improve efficiency.
Howard Mitchell, Niles Chamber delegate, condemned a school board pay raise as excess and said the board is dominated by teachers. He urged unification of Fremont area schools to broaden the tax base and reduce costs. He cited stalled student services and questioned efficiency in the County Schools Dept. plus potential savings at Decoto School District.
Congressman George P. Miller of Alameda urged a Congressional investigation into a United Press and International News Service merger described as a sneaky merger. He asked Chairman Emmanuel Cellar of the House Judiciary Committee to probe the plan announced Saturday, saying it is not in the nation’s best interests.
A suspicious object, possibly a submarine linked to last week's Argentine attack, was sighted on radar off Rio Monday during a training voyage of the U S built frigate Benavente I. Two more frigates and a submarine were ordered to the scene but by arrival the radar contact was gone and Benavente’s crew never saw the object.
Washington (GP1) The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered three transcontinental super skyways linking Los Angeles and San Francisco to New York. Each will be 40 miles wide and extend from 17 000 to 22 000 feet with absolute ground control and separation to prevent aerial collisions. Airlines and the defense department back the plan as CAB expands safety systems under ground control capacity. Pilots may fly under instrument control or visual rules depending on weather.
In a formal slate the review endorses Governor Knowland Lt. Governor Powers Attorney General Weinberger Secretary Jordan Controller Kirkwood Treasurer Button U S Senator Knight and House Member Miller State Senate Warren Assembly candidates Bee Crowther Supt Roy Simpson Board of Equalization Quinn County Supervisor Dunn Schoenfeld County Roads George Walter Jr Mrs Treutlein County Auditor Flynn County Recorder Fitzsimmons County Treasurer Meese Jr Propositions A B Mote Yes Incumbent See Story Page 6 and Editorials Page 14.
A devotional prayer asks God to deepen the living believers' sense of divine presence and love for those they have loved long since and lost, hoping for light to break through shadows and bring closer communion.
Area in Alameda County honors fallen soldiers with Memorial Day services on Friday. Banks and offices close. many stores extend hours. Hayward Las Vegas air race opens near dawn at Hayward Airport. CHP ramps up enforcement for the holiday weekend. Memorial rites scheduled across South County with services at Lone Tree.
President Eisenhower indicated the recession has largely spent its force but warned against premature optimism. He noted some indices point to an upturn yet cautioned that one swallow does not make a summer and durable goods still struggle. He opposed anti recession tax cuts for now and declined to comment on De Gaulle.
The Ways and Means Committee approved an administration bill to extend present corporation and excise taxes for another year. Approval was 21 to 2 after rejecting a proposal to cut the federal excise tax on automobiles from 10 to 6 percent.
The House approved a bill admitting Alaska as the 49th state after rejecting two committee referrals. Passage now moves to the Senate where supporters expect favorable odds. Opposition came from Republicans and Southern Democrats who had previously opposed the measure. President Eisenhower had urged against the bill.
President Coty summoned General Charles de Gaulle to Paris amid reports of a cartel of Catholic Popular Republicans and independents supporting his rise. De Gaulle would head a new government with pro and anti annexation protests rising in Paris as police cordon off routes. Officials said Socialist opposition remained unresolved, while France faced a tense political moment and street demonstrations near the Bastille.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPD The 20 inch Vanguard satellite failed to go into orbit Tuesday night. Navy officials said the artificial moon fell back into the earth's atmosphere. Dr John P Gagen Vanguard project director said the rocket appeared to function well through all three stages. The satellite's first radio signal from Antigua indicated no orbit. Telemetry data will aid scientific efforts. Richard W Porter head of the IGY satellite program noted data was received for 15 minutes and possibly half an hour. A second satellite with the same instruments could be launched within a month.
Firemen and police recovered the body of George J. Fanuechi, a 39 year old landscape gardener from San Francisco, who four years earlier fell from his rented boat in Lake Merced and drowned while reaching for a tackle box. The box was found a few feet from the body.
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