29 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle writes that he misjudged cats and now admires their independence. He recalls adopting a kitten named Lady Dottie who won him over, noting cats’ two personalities, their subtle gratitude, and their rising popularity as pets compared with dogs.
Amman Jordan AP report states missionary Ralph Baney and divers claim to have located underwater remnants of Sodom and Gomorrah near the Dead Sea Lisan Peninsula area. He describes a 15 foot wide levee and timelines tied to an ancient earthquake. Baney plus partners have been exploring since February with Christian Approach Mission linking the find to biblical accounts of Sodom Gomorrah and nearby Adama Seibom and Bala.
A wild mallard duck favors suburban Ladue, nesting in a window box. Last spring the bird raised ten ducklings, and this year it returned, laying five eggs in the same box. The steady shelter suggests the duck has found a durable home in the neighborhood.
Dr. Roger Gallet of NBS reported Jupiter emits radio waves from five regions on its surface. Each eruptive pulse, about once per second, carries energy equivalent to ten hydrogen bombs. Researchers note the energy radiates as waves far weaker than the source energy.
PRINCETON WA AP The first Negro ever to hold class office in Princeton Universitys 2 year history is treasurer of the freshman class. He is Edward White 18 of New Haven Conn.
Washington AP report notes a court appointed monitor group supports actions to oust James R Hoffa as president of the Teamsters Union amid a consent decree to protect union funds. The case centers on alleged misuse of about $600,000 from Detroit Local 239 and a Florida real estate deal. Hoffa’s lawyers vow to appeal as motions to delay the trial proceed.
In Louisville a warrant charging an illegal sale was issued against a suburban department store named Family Fair. Citizens for Sunday Closing said attorney Charles E. Keller represents the group and plans for more warrants on Thursday. The old Kentucky statute bans Sunday business with exceptions and imposes fines from 2 to 50 dollars per person.
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