27 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1960
Page
1
Golden Years column humorously outlines Hal Boyle plans for an aged life after work. He recalls starting work at age ten and imagines a retirement filled with porch rocking, reading War and Peace, watching TV, and daily supermarket trips for bourbon and peanut butter, all born from 33 years of brooding.
The Pfizer anti diabetic drug is chlorpropamide sold as Diabinese. Charles Pitzer & Co. of Brooklyn testified profit on a supply was 15 cents in 1939, about half a cent per tablet, with $4.50 average cost to a patient. Upjohn denied monopolistic dealing and said Tolbutamide Orinase costs about 1.245 dollars per dose.
The Hague government announced land sea and air reinforcements to Dutch New Guinea to strengthen defense of the Far Eastern territory. It cited aggressive elements in Indonesia's foreign policy and rising Indonesia military potential as the justification.
Thousands danced in palm-lined streets of Lome as Togo gained independence ending 70 years of foreign rule under Germany Britain and France. U.N. trust territory status ended at midnight with a new flag rising beside the white star on red green and yellow. Religious services and festive markets marked the event as Togo budgets about one million dollars for celebrations financed in part by a national lottery.
In Worcester Massachusetts UPI reports the Norton Company, a maker of abrasives, announced it has successfully manufactured diamonds in time for its diamond jubilee. The claim follows other global snapshots including a guided missile cruiser test at sea and a domestic court suit over pet dog incidents.
GROTON Conn AP Tullibee the first nuclear powered hunter killer submarine was launched as Atlantic Anti submarine Fleet commander accused the Soviet Union of tyranny and said their submarine fleet is four times our own. The 2713 foot long 2.6M ton vessel carries sonar tracking gear and is commanded by Lt Cmdr Richard Jorlberg with a crew of 6 officers and 30 men.
Washington AP reports a $1 billion housing bill backed by Democrats faces House opposition from Republicans and Southern Democrats. A final vote was tentatively set for Thursday. Critics call it inflationary and unlikely to become law in its current form, while supporters say it would create a federal mortgage fund to boost home construction.
Wayne Shanklin author of Chanson D Amour faces divorce suit filed in Los Angeles with Gloria Shanklin alleging cruelty. The pair, ages 43 and 34, are involved in a contentious breakup documented by AP.
Vice President Richard Nixon may stand in for President Eisenhower at the Paris summit if domestic duties force a return to Washington. The White House said Eisenhower could stay about a week for East West talks with a May 23 Portugal visit on the horizon. The May 16 meeting could boost Nixon's prestige as a statesman ahead of the Republican National Convention. The notice did not detail which domestic demands might prompt a return.
Hollywood Women's Press Club cites Bob Hope for many outstanding contributions to the entertainment industry in a special award recognizing his long career and impact on film and television.
U S Secretary of State Christian A. Herter departed by plane for Iran to attend a ministerial meeting. The Central Treaty Organization event named its man of the year as the travel and state visit proceeds amid official ceremonies and film columnist Sidney Skoisky’s note.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Den nis saw fave within their reach the means of virtually eliminat ing the need for false teeth says a University of Washington dental researcher The method is a tine lich way for treating pyorrhes but it is not being used rich In practice and insufficiently taught in the dental schools adds Dr Saul S Schlager for Seattle Fyorrhea is a destroyer of tooth roots and jawbones particularly in people of middle age or older It has grownups at least as hard as ordinary tooth decay Klis young people The treatment consists basical ly of cutting bonc the diseased gums and eroded bone areas until healthy tissues are exposed The bun and gums then re grow around the teeth Although the technique has been enotgh for a long time no dental school is adequately teaching py artes control methods Dr Sch Niger sold the California Dental Assn Tuesday
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