07 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
1
AP reports Buenos Aires men regularly watch women on street corners as a favored pastime. A corner interviewer questions Juan Casanova about duties and etiquette, describing unobstructed views, quick scans, and phrases known as piropos used to praise or flirt with passersby. The piece frames it as casual sport.
Essex County Board of Freeholders created four new county jobs Wednesday night and agreed to divide them between Republicans and Democrats. The chief duty of the 4400-a-year posts is to provide waiting jurors with cars, checkers and suitable reading material.
New York AP reports that Latin American upheaval nears Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. Burks notes underground opposition possibly forming a new uprising if he survives, with invasion from Fidel Castro's Cuba a possibility.
Washington AP reports Rep. George H. Mahon criticizes the Navy Polaris plan to expand missile submarines while cutting attack submarine construction. The defense budget revisions, approved by President Eisenhower, include 395 million dollars to start six more Polaris boats, with some postponement of two or three nuclear attack subs. Senate leaders welcome the missile program changes but warn the gap remains.
The Navy reports a smoldering blaze around the submarine Nautilus at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire. No damage occurred and officials gave no cause. The Nautilus, first atomic submarine, faced sabotage last fall with cut electrical cables described as apparently intentional.
In New York the Timken estate sale of Lilian Timken jewels raised 1.095 million at Parke-Bennett Galleries. A 28.75 carat diamond ring sold for 157300 setting a world record. 138 pieces from the safe yielded the rest for charity. Only fragments describe the recluse’s Fifth Avenue apartment and debris strewn vault contents.
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