06 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle catalogs common pet peeves in a comic New York AP column. He lists irritations from noisy TV pregame moments to hot water woes, stubborn drivers, barbers who ignore instructions, almost-winning horses, late letters, and the daily grind of getting up and working, all in his signature wry voice.
The Legislature enacts a strong smog bill requiring exhaust devices on new cars and within three years for used cars, with county exemptions. It approves large bonds for veterans home and farm loans, boosts state college scholarships, and permits Berkeley fire tax, Oakland stadium tidelands, and Pillar Point land transfers while urging federal action on sewage dumping.
Scientists at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank and colleagues from Cornell University discuss how intelligent civilizations beyond Earth could send signals. They explore probable frequencies, timing, and methods for contact, including beaming mathematical or physical facts and exchanging back and forth to establish a mutual language.
The Daily Review lists post office entry in Hayward California and headquarters on Winton Avenue with subscription rates of 19 cents daily and $1.20 per month. Additional offices at Hayward Leandro Fremont Bay and Sycamore areas provide local contact numbers.
Former President Harry S. Truman says he doubts the Republican presidential candidate is competent but praises Democrats as having many capable contenders. He declined to name Nixon or endorse a specific candidate now, planning to announce later.
A proposed measure asks Congress and the President to reorganize the nation’s military into a single unified armed force. The bill, introduced by Burns of California, details process steps and timelines for consolidation across services. It also notes budgetary and command structure implications and calls for legislative action within the current session.
A Portland researcher reports that a large intake of animal fat may trigger stroke in people with narrowed arteries. Red blood cells cling, slowing brain blood flow and risking oxygen shortage. Tests on animals and humans show brain oxygen drops averaging 35 percent after butterfat meals, with vegetable oils causing smaller reductions. Hamsters show convulsions after butterfat but not after vegetable oils.
Mayor Joseph Barr of Pittsburgh reports difficulty returning state senator salary checks issued after his January assume. He describes a strange system by which police officers escort a motorist who has drank and must walk back to recover the funds, totaling 1800 dollars, proving hard to give away.
An Albany census tale has a Laker misreading a 91 year old as a joke about age while another city report notes a Norse Abstement Society leader planning a bodyguard for a speech. Purdue claims a frozen fried egg product may soon land in groceries, heatable in a toaster.
AP reports Glynn Wolfe 46 a hotelman who has married and divorced a dozen women plans to open a marriage focused church in downtown Las Vegas with a Nevada charter. He says the church will aid gamblers who lose and those who win tithe, insists he won’t marry again, and will offer counseling while continuing ties with ex wives.
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