17 Aug 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1960
Page
1
AP columnist HAL Boyle offers a playful catalog of nevers near the half century mark. Aimed at self reflection the piece lists quirky omissions from driving to social rituals, interviewing famous figures and risky habits, concluding with a prompt to readers to consider what theirs say about them.
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell condemned the AFL CIO Executive Council for an unfair political attack on President Eisenhower. He said Eisenhower avoided politics and limited legislative action to proposals urged for Congress. Nixon planned issue papers on communism and cold war strategy while Kennedy offered views on national purpose in Life magazine. Both leaders to address American Legion gathering in Miami Beach in October. In Mississippi, insurgent Democrats formed two slates of presidential electors, rejecting national party platforms and candidates.
On the first anniversary of the 1959 Madison Canyon quake and damming of the Madison River, Montana honors 28 dead and 230+ injured. Rescue crews cleared debris, wildlife and tourism rebounded as Hebgen Lake fish stocked and park status reinforced. A dolomite monolith plaque commemorates victims.
Directors of Eden Hospital will open bids tomorrow night for painting the exterior of the two story structure. The project is estimated at 22 000 dollars. The bid opening is set for 7 p.m. at the hospital cafeteria 20103 Lake Chabot Rd Castro Valley during the board’s regular meeting.
The Daily Review announces its subscription rate of sixteen cents per issue and lists office locations in Hayward Alameda County California. Contact details include Ki W Winton at 16 Winton Ave Hayward with multiple regional offices in San Leandro Fremont Livermore and other nearby cities.
Maryland Governor John Patterson challenged Governor Tawes to enter Alabama’s prize crab in Maryland’s national hard crab derby next month. Tawes said the conservation director had tried to locate the racing crab but it moved so fast it got away.
At the U N disarmament commission opening, Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge unveiled a U S proposal to set aside 30 000 kilograms of U 235 for peaceful use if the Soviet Union matches. The plan aims for a major reduction in world nuclear stocks contingent on a production cutoff and international inspections. Soviet deputy foreign minister Kuznetsov dismissed it as a rehash while several nations prepared a compromise resolution urging urgent disarmament talks.
CAPE CANAVERAL FLorida AP reports scientists plan another try within days to orbit an experimental military communications satellite Courier TA after an earlier Thor Able Stac countdown was halted by undisclosed technical problems. Vermont probation official Morse says few professionals commit crimes, and satellite work for U.S. military forces faces profit and feasibility questions.
Washington AP Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says friction grows between the Soviet Union and Red China but a split is unlikely. He notes bonds remain strong despite long-standing mistrust and rivalries and warns tensions are rising rather than easing amid border and population pressures.
More than 100 members of the Full Gospel Assembly in Benson Arizona emerged from 42 days in underground basements after a prophecy of world destruction by nuclear war. Authorities charged two leaders with kidnapping. charges were later dismissed. The sect remains undeterred despite the failed prophecy and continues to express faith.
New Delhi AP report notes an Asian diplomat selling his 1960 Chevrolet to a Delhi dealer for about 17 thousand dollars after bids rose from 15 300 and 16 580 from Bombay. The sale sparked whistles in a city used to wheeling and dealing by diplomats. The Times of India tallies about 3 500 dollars in car costs including duties and six months ownership. India’s import controls restrict luxury goods via trade chambers leading departing diplomats to face limits on vehicle sales.
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