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   Sunday Review, The (Newspaper) - July 10, 1960, Hayward, California                               WEATHER Fair through today ex- cept for high fog ing inland in morning Hay ward Yesterday's High 07 Yesterday More weather on Page 2 Jtt SERVING SOUTHERN ALAMEDA COUNTY it Section 1 Features Pictures Vol 67 No 250 HAYWARD CALIFORNIA SUNDAY JULY 10 JEfferson 15 CENTS 76 EAKLY DUMP Emmett L Schriner 48 of 475 Ave Oakland loaded his dump truck late yesterday afternoon and headed for Hayward City Dump As seen here he dumped the load of trash a bit early when his rig tipped over at the corner of Meekland and B Streets Police said he apparently tried to take the corner too fast A self-employed hauler Schriner was pinned in the truck a short time but was uninjured Traffic was tied up briefly the debris was being cleared Photo by Steve Rubiolo Latest Area News In Sunday Review Turn through your first edition of the new Sunday Review this morning section by section and page by page and you will find many interesting things for every member of the family There are six sections including color comics The Sunday which is the magazine loid section and four regular news sections tf patent news and pictures of Southern Alameda County and the nation and the world are found in Section I Section n has the Women's World fashions and food home decorations Section III has sports stock markets and want ada Section IV has Southern Alameda County news pictures and features plus special interests such as kids corner fine arts hobbies The Previewer gives you television and radio logs movie news and ads books travel humor and a ture on a South County cultural center Teachers Liberals Ike Kennedy Pulls More Support For Nomination LOS ANGELES Sen John F Kennedy of Massachusetts br e a e h e d Sen Lyndon B Johnson's ramparts a bit Saturday apparently cracked a line of favorite son holdouts and stormed on toward the 1960 Democratic tial nomination Gov George Docking Kansas favorite son said his Inclination SAN FRANCISCO inent American teachers and lib Saturday blasted what they called the Eisenhower lagging economy rupt foreign policy and leadership Samuel H Beer chairman ot the Americans for Democratic ion and of the government de- at Harvard said American liberals are in a More Convention News Page 2 now is to release his state's 21 vote delegation and that he ex- a majority to surge to Previously he had stood fast against indicating any presidential preference Docking said on television that he didn't think nny of forces was In the making An Important labor union er President Joseph A Bierne of the Communications Workers of America sprang to Kennedy's side too The hard to catch Massachusetts senator flew in from New York to take command of his campaign for the highest honor hig party can offer Kennedy said he believes out any question that he will have more than 600 first ballot votes He said that is true even if he receives no support by then from such states as California New Jersey Minnesota Iowa and Kansas which are backing B He sons better a breakthrough i than ever before The 350 attending In the long symposium laughed when Beer added That Is partly be- cause our conservatives are even less adaptable and more stupid than they are in other parts of the world FOES BATTLE ON Camps of his son Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri and Adlai E fought on But the confident seemed able to leap one bv the were le in the way of an early Kennedy victory Symington hit town claiming Obviously I'm not here to lose Stevenson trailed the other hopefuls Into the Los Angeles airport with a moist Arthur M Jr aloft for an elusive draft vard history professor said stovenson the last of a quartet administration had led a jnf possibilities to de- that did not want to on convention The index below gives a handy guide to where to bothered by its obligations Eot as tumultuous a find many of the special interest areas Other features concerning the communities of South County may be found in all the sections San recreational marina Sec IV Page 4 problem of assessments Sec IV Page 1 and on the same page John Sandoval's history of ern Alameda County Section II Page Al Vermeer who draws Priscilla's Pop which appears in the Sunday comic section historic Log Wagon of Livermore Sec IV Page 8 Fremont's refugee from Red China Sec IV Page 8 The above is a capsule of what you find in today's Sunday Review which will be delivered to homes of subscribers every Sunday It will be an addition to the Monday through Saturday delivery of The Daily Review SUNDAY INDEX Ann IV Page 2 Bennett Page 2 Books Previewer Page 4 II Page 9 Dorothy II Page 4 Editorials IV Page Z Fine IV Page 5 IV Page 7 I Page 5 Kids Features IV Page G Both he and Robert Nathan Washington attorney and former economics adviser to the federal government advocated increased domestic in the public field for schools urban renewal and other projects for national investments Air Crash Kills Airport Employe ANTIOCH AP An Oakland Airport employee was killed near here Saturday night when he lost control of his light airplane and hit high-voltage power Jines Raymond L Fleming 24 of Concord was dead at the scene He had been thrown clear es the come as Kennedy from thousands of wellwishers Both Kennedy and Stevenson were a couple of hours later but their rooters waited faithfully at the airport and con- vention headquarters downtown Johnson already was on hand Kennedy was laughing beam ing sizing up his chances as ter than ever of Boy Survives Drop Over Niagara Cuts Bruises Only Harm to Youngster NIAGARA FALLS A boy plunged over the famed Horseshoe Falls Saturday He escaped with only cuts and bruises Rodger Woodward of Niagara Falls is the first son known to have survived an accidental fall over the 161 foot cataract persons have made the treacherous trip safely en- cased In barrels or other con- Rodger a blue-eyed blond was thrown Into the Niagara River when an outboard cap- sized above he falls He was pulled from the pool at the foot of the falls by the crew of Ike Warns Avoid Cuba NEWPORT R I AP ident Eisenhower Saturday night sight seeing boat warned the Soviet Union Boy was I happy when I He that he said Sovie P Told that he was believed to be the only one of four persons ever to survive such an ence and that the others were professionals equipped with SURVIVOR Rodger Rodser smiled and ward relaxes in Niagara Falls Greater General pital after his plunge over the roaring falls He is the first survivor of an accidental tumble into the bubbling cataract at the foot of the falls Telephoto Woman Awakened By Two Elephants enthusiasts were on hand at the PLEASANT HILLS Barbara Harvey heard stomping and other strange noises in her back yard at 1 Fearful she lay quietly in bed waiting for her husband to return home James Harvey arrived from his night job at He listened to his excited wife Then ha got a flashlight and his rifle and went He re- turned quickly and I walked around a corner and there were a of elephants staring me In the Mrs Harvey wifelike thought her husband was jesting and the Barney 10 years old and his large friend Susie 35 wera having a gay time They had escaped from a small circus at a nearby supermarket They ate flowers bumped Humph I did it and I didn't even have a barrel His sister Deanne 17 was snatched from the rapids just above the falls by two men who into the swirling water The owner James cult 40 of Niagara Falls was presumed drowned I knew I was falling over the falls I could feel every rock I hit on the way Rodger told newsmen who interviewed him later at a hospital in ra Falls Ont My feet were down and my head was tip when I reached the edge of the falls Then my head was down and my feet were up Rodger was clad in swimming trunks and wore a life jacket Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev the United Slates won't stand for a Cuban regime dominated by in- communism The President fired his stern warning a few hours after chev had pledged all-out support to the regime of Prime Minister Fidel Castro in its struggle wilh the United States Khrushchev also had rattled the Soviet Union's rockets again he said the now his rocket power smashing America's heartland the States dared Cuba The vacationing Eisenhower trout when lie got word of the latest Khrushchev blast Im- mediately conferred by telephone with Secretary of State Christian A Herter who was in ton Deanne apparently was not in- tne At a hospital here she told re- Harvey however telephoned against the house and shook it jured although she appeared knocked down 70 feet of fence pushed over a Chinese elij free uprooted a small peach tra and demolished a watermelon patch Their footprints were all over the lawn Tho Harveys hustled four children to a neighbor's home for safety Christine 12 Kathie and James 4 were will it on Tha belonged to John R Hayes of Union Township a policeman John Quattrochi of Perms Grove also waded in and helped Deanne said the motor The Soviet leader sounded ofi amid administration concern that he may overplay his hand and perhaps try to make good on some of liis boastful threats and con- start World War II Eisenhower's lough statement appeared to reflect that concern Eisenhower noted that the States and other can republics are bound by than treaty to block any outside interference In the fairs of the Western Hemisphere I affirm in the most emphatic terms that the United States will airport to salute their hero And they whooped and skeptical deputies came to look lered at every word he said I want to assure he said The baby Cindy 8 hvo huge one and a smaller that today we begin here in city an effort to win this the tion which I believe will be One months seemed puzzled The elephants keeper Kenneth finally arrived and his charges back to the circus lot reason lor Kennedy's plane crashed in n sparsely populated area Tne burned completely Fleming had taken off from a Buchanan Field Concord earlier in an His destination was not known Terry Sanford who will be North Carolina's next governor his support to Kennedy and he figures the Massachusetts senator will gather in about third of the state's 37 votes j by the threats Mr is Eisenhower trouble above the said in his statement ids and it was swamped She will the United States in clung to the boat for a while with its treaty tions permit the establishment of a regime dominated by in his arms until they communism in the Western of the falls it was swept away from her Rodger said held him Utah Girl Captures Miss Universe Title MIAMI BEACH Fla AP Linda Hie national beauty from Sail Lake City picture ot charm and grace from Tokyo Japan The judges decision was a Officer Shoots Wife in Dark LONG BEACH of- ficer Merlin said he and God when we consider Thy took his wife for a prowler greatness what indeed Looking at Homes Sec II Page 6 her through the chest man lhal Thou arl mindful opens Monday Johnson he said night became Miss one but did not in- will have the other two-thirds verse of 1360 who received SUNDAY PRAYER Pagos 14 35 Power of Faith Src II Page 8 Radio-TV Log F reviewer Pages Sco IV Page 4 Service IV Page 3 Sports Sec HI Pages Stock HI Pages Page 13 HI Pages II Pages i Mrs Palsy is in in Long Hospital She up in for a of Her husband hearing noises started to investigate and humped into her In the darkened hallway of their Inspector Finch of the Long Beach raid gun accidentally discharged of Yet Thou arl not only mindful of us but Thou dost us wilh Thy lion and Thou dost crown us with glory and honor Lead us by Thy Spirit lo grateful acceptance of Thy gifts and lo humble livei of loving service Anker M Jencen Lutheran Church Castro Valley Linda was selected over 12 other large ovations from the crowd representing 15 tions of the world The yaun Mormon graduated from high school only last month 18 of Italy was named first runner-up Elizabeth Hodacs 18 o Vienna Austria was second runner-up Others in the top five in order were Caras of South Africa and J Teresa Del Rio of Madrid Spain of South Stella Marquez brunette from Pasto Narino Colombia and Mi JHi Ja Sohn of Seoul South were among those receiving largest applause during ing gown arid bathing suit The new Miss Universe became Miss U S A Thursday night and won the right to compete for the Previous States winners were n The announcement of victory caught the crowd of jn by surprise The five foot The new world beauty beauty stunned in Greck for second then beamed clinging evening gown wilh a neck the moved down the ramp for audience The American girl third from WINNING SIMILE The U S A entry in the contest Linda Bement of Salt Lake City radiates a winning mile after being named train over her shoulder She wore a of pearls in hair Jn suit ilia stones Universe hi Miami Beach last night   

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