19 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1960
Page
1
Eva Gabor advises wives to stay feminine with hats gloves and subtle flirtation. She argues men feel more secure when their wives boost their egos and stresses avoiding bossiness and over dressing to please other women.
AP reports Britain's three transcontinental hikers begin in Nevada heading for a record 74 days across the country. Dr Barbara Moore 56 vegetarian left San Francisco a day later than her companions and aims for 45 miles daily with escort David Salomon noting she may cover 65 to 76 miles daily as she recovers from a sprained ankle and relies on a diet of fruit juice vegetables and grass ground for her.
In Valdosta Georgia authorities report that over 600 students may lose guidance as Hahira High School faces resignations after Principal A B Martin and more than half of the 32 faculty submit letters. The school board held a four hour hearing over a paddling incident involving eighth grader Earl Cornelius, with disputes over punishment and calls for firing teacher Mrs Maples.
Grand Jury indicts 69 year old Mrs Fenrietta Sidelinger on soliciting murder charges. She says she sought a story idea, while attorney Alfred Burlton Sr. arranged for her, and the bail was raised from 1000 to 125000 as DA prosecutes.
Corpus Christi, Tex. Donna Bryan swallowed nine reducing pills Monday. Her mother Bon J Bevan rushed her to a hospital where the pills were pumped from the girl. The Bernonth-old daughter’s condition was not immediately stated.
A blaze swept through Oakland's warehouse district Monday, damaging at least $50,000 as a column of smoke and exploding paint drums drew flames across several structures including Gaukland Dock & Warehouse and Stiles Patrol Co. Firefighters contained the fire within half an hour with all available units and a fire boat responding to the scene near the Naval Supply Center.
SAN QUENTIN AP Daryl Chessman, awaiting his ninth execution, is 13 days from a possible death, while seeking another Supreme Court appeal. Warden Fred Dickson, at an Arizona conference, predicts the sentence will be carried out and notes that witnesses have been selected. Chessman, 39, was convicted 12 years ago of kidnapping with bodily harm and forcing two women into a sexual assault.
Gatesville Texas AP report says thirty nine of thirty one boys escaped from the State Training School by Sunday. by Monday night most had been recaptured. Superintendent Perry said the departures occurred as groups joined visitors and some stole a car after overpowering a guard.
UPI reports multiple quirky entries from the 1960 census region around Juliaetla north of Lewiston Idaho. An unidentified man is listed as living in a cave under survey note that enumerators fear approaching his dwelling. Other notes include a pheasant crash dinner in England and a dead heat baby carriage race among bachelors. Wisconsin layoffs affect two mower factories as spring arrives late.
Oakland man Arcea, paroled for a 1958 family slaying in which he shot his parents, is jailed again after forging 1485 in finance company checks. He confessed a string of jobs and aliases, blamed ex con stigma, and said the nine year old crime still haunts him.
SAG members in Hollywood voted unanimous approval of a new contract reached April 8. Ratification allows studios to begin work on new productions, resuming eight films interrupted by the writers' strike that began March 7.
The Animal Health Institute held its 120th annual meeting in Washington and re elected Br Guy A Railshack of Cutter Laboratories Berkeley California as president. The organization, representing animal health and feed additive manufacturers, notes a 1936 earthquake in China death toll as context.
DANBURY Conn AP Beard sley Ruml 63 inventor of pay as you go tax died Monday after a heart attack at his West Redding home. A former Macy s board chairman and advisor to Puerto Rico, Ruml was famed for his ideas and for earning 70000 annually while at Macy s. He studied at Dartmouth and Chicago and held positions at Carnegie and the Army wartime programs. Survived by widow Lois Treadwell Ruml a daughter and two sons.
Police identified the deceased as Josep Camp, 29, of Los Angeles. The body was recovered Monday from the Nueces River about 10 miles west of Uvalde, and investigators said he had been dead for two to three days.
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