14 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle muses on the middle aged man who looks settled yet harbors wild dreams of escape. He imagines a carefree bachelor life with income, travel, and romance, only to conclude true freedom would sour quickly and the rut of daily work remains his refuge.
Richard Hang Howman, 39, paroled from Folsom Prison after four years for forgery and car theft, was arrested by California Highway Patrol while driving a 1960 car with Washington plates. The vehicle had been stolen from Tim Hazel, 18, of Yakima, who was reportedly knocked unconscious by a hitchhiker.
FBI arrests and court actions sweep across eight days as executives in Columbus and San Francisco face false bomb report charges. Julius Radwanski, 38, of Huntingdon Valley PA, released on 1000 bail, awaits U S District Court next week. A Los Angeles bound flight was delayed while searches found no bomb.
In Los Angeles producers agreed to resume negotiations with the Writers Guild of America after a three month strike. The Association of Motion Picture Producers announced a session next Monday with hopes the actors’ settlement may guide an end to the writers’ dispute over post 1948 film television rights.
Havana dispatch analyzes Fidel Castro era shifts as Cuban Communists expand influence. It notes 20000 party members, aims to control unions, leverage anti U S sentiment, and use government propaganda while reforms exist. It credits Raul and Ernesto Guevara and highlights tourism restrictions and wage shortages.
In Cape Town the government clamped emergency powers as about 50 subversives, including more whites than blacks, remained jailed. Leaders of ANC and PAC were arrested. details on detainees were scarce. Parliament adjourned for Easter as Bantustan policy advances and church splits between Dutch Reformed and Anglican factions deepen the crisis.
Franklin Pa William Moon convicted of indecent assault must attend church or Sunday school at least twice a month. A judge ordered the requirement Wednesday in passing sentence. Moon was also placed on probation and fined.
Denver jury convicts Keith Puller of parking violation with trial cost to city at 250 dollars. Oakland letter carrier Bernard Connolly and wife Bernedette plan a European tour delivering 13,000 letters to relay journeys. Tokyo Finance Ministry distills liquor into paste for tube packing. New Orleans radio station WJIBW flags up all night DJ to daytime shift, David Allknight leads.
Two men died and two were injured in a refinery explosion at Crown Central Petroleum Corp in Houston. Victims named were Robert J. Lee 47 and Raymond T. Maxwell 40. Stanley Wesolowski 46 and Andrew J. Smith 64 were hospitalized. Investigator Henry Temonde said a condensing drum exploded triggering a water boiler blast.
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