12 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1960
Page
1
A string of humorous quotes on psychiatry and therapy. The column riffs on patient jokes about shrinks, insurance, baldness, marital absurdities, and the quirks of psychiatrists, portraying clinical talk with comic bite and social note.
In the Sierra Maestra region eastern Cuba reports claim a band of defectors led by Capt Mamuel Beaton carried armed opposition plans against Fidel Castro. Official sources said they had no information on Beaton or his group, with conflicting reports about casualties and government responses. The Cuba crisis deepens as Havana rejects a US request to return two American fliers and dismisses Cuban protests on other issues.
In Camaguey a veteran AP reporter describes Cuban schools where a student union leader can halt classes and declare holidays. Narratives note indoctrination against the United States, new primary texts by rebel authors, scarce teachers, meager pay, and fledgling adult education as Cuba expands rural schools amid upheaval.
Chicago voters faced a vigorous independent- backed clash in the Illinois primary with turnout expected near two million of over five million registered voters. Polls opened 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. as Republicans and Democrats weighed contests for U S Senate and governorship, while Vice President Richard M Nixon led a GOP presidential preference slate in Illinois.
Vice President Richard Nixon spoke in San Francisco over two days praising the opposition and former president Truman while highlighting political opponents on the doorstep of the West Virginia primary. He attended the Candlestick Park dedication with the Giants, lauded Cardinal Stan Musial, and urged a long view of history criticizing Russia and stressing leadership shown by Truman.
New York AP reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. testified on the witness stand that he never intended to falsify his wife’s 1951 tax return. He said he signed the return because she was in Europe, and framed his Europe swing with his wife and child as official business. Powell faces accusations related to a fraudulent tax filing in his wife’s name.
Researchers link the first dinosaurs to northern lands millions of years before the Rocky Mountains formed, suggesting a long early evolutionary period in what is now America. Fossil records indicate broad geographic spread and significant diversification during this era.
Washington AP report says Dr William Bean of State University of Iowa Medical School alleged major medical societies are beholden to free spending drug manufacturers and will not list criticisms of firms products He described medicines now on the market as dangerous and replaceable in prepared testimony to the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee.
AP report from New York states an assistant grammar school principal and five others were arrested on charges of selling ghostwritten academic papers to college students who passed them as their own. Prices rose to 3000 dollars for a doctoral dissertation. Nine of 25 buyers were teachers pursuing graduate degrees. some arrestees also took exams for students. Students from New York City colleges Hofstra and Elmira were among customers. Six arrested include Morris Needleman, Joseph Lasky, Florente Van Swaerengen, Margaret Ryan, Samuel Michaelson, and James Butterly, with Butterly described as a freelance writer.
In Toronto, two York Township dogcatchers will have their working hours staggered after officials found both men kept similar hours causing dog owners to keep pets off the streets until duty ended. The change aims to curb off duty roaming with pets.
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