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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

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Own Ship Pilots Will Be Used At Suez Conference

London reports that the big three nations won majority support for a canal users association with its own ship pilots. They agreed to provide pilots after warnings Western ships would resist hostile pilots aboard to block Egypt. United States Britain and France backed Dulles’s plan for a cooperative pilots system while UN alignment remains unsettled.

London Egypt United States Britain France Dulles’ Bluepring Th “Coopera ‘Tive United Nations

Ten Americans cleared for Suez Canal pilot work

State Department said 10 Americans may receive passports to work as Suez Canal pilots in Egypt after briefings on risks. Officials noted no current passport restrictions but warned of tensions in the Suez region and uncertain employment conditions. Applicants were urged to discuss risks with State Department officials before final decisions.

Washington INS State Department Egypt Suez Canal Department Saoxecsman Lincoln White Sus Canal Authority Suez Middle East

Blind student seeks jury duty in Alameda County

Dominic Sposeto, a blind law student from Oakland, asks the State District Court of Appeal to allow him to serve on an Alameda County jury. He cites bias against his blindness and notes pay raises for machinists at Caterpillar in San Leandro.

San Francisco State District Court of Appeal Alameda Coun- San Leandro Dominic Spasetolar Schnarr Spo Mutualisere International Association Sposeto Humboldt Com

25000 Walkout At Meat Plants Nationwide Strike

More than 25000 workers walked out today at Swift & Company plants in 26 states from Massachusetts to California. Ten pickets were arrested in Chicago during clashes as Swift halted livestock purchases. The strike follows collapsed contract talks with UPWA and AM demonstrated in a widespread stoppage. Federal mediators urged a meeting at 11 am Monday to resolve wage and shop issues.

Chicago United Packing House Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Swift UPWA

Hospital Probe Critic Says Whitewash By Panel

SAN FRANCISCO Deputy Attorney General William Bennett accused a panel led by Assemblyman Ken Modesto of whitewashing the hospital probe into brutality charges. He argued political rhetoric cannot obscure criminal convictions of hospital staff and urged immediate relief for affected patients.

San Francisco William Bennett Ken San Jose Modesto Allen Hosipital Bennett

Marilyn to Visit Queen of England

Marilyn Monroe will meet Queen Elizabeth II on October 29 at the Royal Film Performance in London. The queen typically greets stars individually in the Empire theatre lounge in Leicester Square after the show.

London i Marilyn Monroe Royal Film Performance Empire Theatre Leicester Square

Stevenson to Answer Eisenhower Draft Speech Challenge Tonight

Adlai E. Stevenson plans a speech in Silver Spring Maryland tonight responding to President Eisenhower’s talk on keeping the military draft and hydrogen bomb tests. Stevenson notes he does not seek immediate draft end but favors action at earliest safe moment and denies reducing U S armed forces or NATO commitments. He also jibes that the President made front page headlines by asking Vice President Nixon to tell the truth.

Washington Adlai E. Stevenson Eisenhower Silver Spring Stevenson Maryland U.S Richard M. Nixon

Crossbow Assailant Is Hunted

A crossbow used to wound liquor store clerk William E. Allen, 20, at the back entrance of a Los Angeles area shop. An arrow pierced his lung and he was hospitalized after a blood transfusion. Deputies recovered the weapon loaded behind a hedge along with a box of four steel tipped arrows. The weapon is described as a steel bow on a wooden stock, a medieval era design.

Los Angeles William E. Allen Allen Maynard’ Hospital

Fires Started For Attention

Oakland police report 19 year old Ronald Jones of Stockton admitted starting eight fires in Oakland and five in San Francisco to get attention. He confessed after being spotted at multiple scenes and undergoing a lie detector test. One San Francisco fire on January 19 caused moderate damage to an apartment building.

Oakland Ronald Jones Stockton San Francisco George Keller Jones Sant Mateo Keller Ed Hertzel

Couple Denies McFarlane Lane Threats As False

Hayward residents on McFarlane lane rejected allegations that they threatened Black neighbors or that a cross was burned near their home. Police found discrepancies in the original report by Mrs Byrd about the cross burn and the assault on her foster son. The White House announced FHA actions to ease down payments and boost low-cost housing construction nationwide.

Dorothy Cuthbertson Hayward McFarlane Lane George Byrd Byrd George Forth Federal Housing Administration Pew Foster White House FHA Albert Cole Eisenhower Federal National Mortgage Association FNMA Home Loan Bank System

McFarlane residents deny race hate ties to Byrd home

About 30 residents gathered at Raymond Frost's McFarlane address to protest publicity from yesterday's cross burning report. They deny knowledge of threats and say no group member threatened the estate agent who sold the Byrds' home. They insist their aim is to challenge false publicization of their street as racially hostile.

McFarlane Raymond Frost Daily Review Byrds Byrd

Big Plant to Close in Newark Ends 76-Year Wedgewood Era

Rheem manufacturing plant in Newark will close its 600-person operation by year end. Wedgewood division will consolidate ranges with Standard Enameling in Culver City and McGregor Texas, while heating equipment moves to Chicago. About one third of workers live in Newark. city seeks replacement industry.

Newark Rheem Manufacturing Company Wedgewood Hes Nede Fas Standard Enameling Company Western Holly Culver City McGregor Texas Rheem Chicago C. M. Hoover John Nail Newark Chamber of Commerce Newark County Irheem Alameda County Nail Yor George Silliman Hoover

Six Sailors Jump Two Officers in San Francisco Brawl

Six Navy sailors in civilian clothes jumped two off duty policemen on Ellis street near Powell last night. The scuffle drew eight police squad cars to the scene as the fight escalated. Witnesses described a chaotic, fast moving incident with officers restraining several participants.

San Francisco Ins Ellis Street Powell

Two Rescued In Sinking Tuna Boat at Sea

In Newfort Oregon two men abandoned their sinking tuna boat and were rescued by the fishing vessel Santiam which radioed the Coast Guard at 7 28 am and headed to Newport with no names reported. The Al Jr reported at 3 am it was sinking about 60 miles west by northwest of the coast.

Newfort Ore Santiam Coast Guard Newport al Jr

Blue Skies After Rain Across Bay Area

The Bay Area enjoyed clear, blue skies after yesterday's heavy rain that damaged tomato, strawberry, and grape crops in Southern Alameda County. The forecast calls for clear tonight and fair weather Friday, with northern California showers and Sierra Nevada clouds.

Alameda County Bay Area Deer Hunters California Ukiah Redding Sierra Nevada Loy Teday , Sree

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