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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
1
In Durban South Africa a crowd of thousands from Gate Manor slum marched into the city center brandishing sticks and weapons. Police using armored cars and troops fired into the air and then at the crowd, killing three and wounding at least three others, including a woman.
This final piece in a series on Hayward charter amendment explains why bond buyers demand financial soundness for revenue bonds. It notes investors prefer well-structured revenue bonds and discusses coverage ratios, potential projects like a golf course, boat harbor, or multipurpose stadium, and that adoption does not guarantee construction.
Paris France today held its second nuclear test explosion in the western Sahara. President Charles de Gaulle met Khrushchev in Rambouillet outside Paris for talks as Khrushchev left for Moscow. De Gaulle rejected Khrushchev’s call to halt tests and asserted France’s equality in world councils.
Four new humor features arrive Monday in The Daily Review. Meet Ginger Life’s Like hat Fanily Car and Farnsworth a comic strip joining other fan favorites in the paper.
Hayward Assemblyman Carlos Bee declares opposition to a party loyalty oath demanded by the Eighth Congressional District Council of Democratic Clubs. Bee, Crown, and Perris, incumbents seeking re election, will argue at Castro Valley High School over endorsement policies tied to Fresno party conventions. The event also includes debate over club recognition and efforts by James Gordon’s Community Democratic Club to join the council amid recalls and internal clashes.
A short devotional prayer thanking God for true friends and seeking sincerity in every act of friendship. The speaker asks to be a friend not only to friends but to all who desire friendship, pledging love and loyalty.
The people of Concord presented a new white 1960 sedan to Raymond F. Doran as he ends over seven years as city manager and prepares to become Tayward’s top administrator. A hastily formed citizens committee organized the tribute outside City Hall amid praise for his service to the rapidly growing community.
Sacramento AP report says cities could shut downtown streets to create pedestrian malls under a Senate passed bill. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Samuel Geddes of Napa, goes back to the Assembly for final concurrence on minor Senate amendments.
Senator John W. Holmdahl of Alameda backs state inquiry into San Francisco Hetch Hetchy water rates amid claims of inequity for Alameda Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The bill aims to study rate justification as opponents warn of a possible monopoly.
The 1960 census effort began with a door to door canvass across the United States aimed at 5 million households. Washington's White House was among first stops as census workers queried President Eisenhower and the first family, who had prepared answers in advance using a mailed questionnaire. This year introduces a time saving method where takers copy data onto their forms rather than asking questions.
A 16 year old Ceres high school student Marie Rocha was abducted from Carpenter road near Modesto by two men. One suspect Joseph Sonny DeSalles 29 was arrested by a Chowchilla sergeant after the girl identified him. the other man fled. The incident followed a daytime knife point robbery of the uncle E B Rocha at the same farm.
The bay region will see a fair weekend with notable fog at night and in the morning. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly with a five day forecast through next Wednesday indicating possible rain only in the extreme northern part of the state early in the week, none elsewhere.
CAPA CANAVERAL Florida AP United States launched a weather eye satellite to photograph cloud cover and began receiving early results described as good. The satellite was boosted into orbit from a testing station at 6 40 am EST. NASA reported the launch was successful and scientists noted signals were sufficient to indicate promising results. Further interpretation was awaited as the satellite sent back a series of dots for analysis and plans to transmit pictures later in the day.
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