31 Aug 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle examines the idea of banning women from sporting events as a reaction to the rising female sports fan. The piece satirically questions whether male fans would support sex segregation and critiques stereotypes about women who engage with sports.
Democratic and Republican campaigns revise schedules as Nixon recovers from illness. Kennedy plans Boston fundraising, rallies in Manchester and Presque Isle with Lodge reorganizing the GOP effort. Khrushchev weighs in calling Nixon and Kennedy a pair of fronts.
The Daily Review and Sunday Review outline subscription pricing and hoisting offices in Hayward Alameda County with several regional bureaus including San Leandro Livermore and Oakland. It lists subscription costs and location details for multiple service offices and freight facilities.
Washington reports conflict over extra 190 million dollars for foreign aid and a wage bill stalemate as the House and Senate clash on coverage and minimum pay. Kennedy vows to take the fight to the American people amid stalled adjournment prospects and a Bogota conference plan.
Nant spired youth Jerry Hunt 1 was charged with two counts of assault with intent to murder in a synagogue incident. He was speeding near a junior high while firing a shotgun when his car struck a Wee Thursday. He had been free on $10,000 bond.
Opposing party spokesmen said the closing congressional session harmed Democrats. Senator Everett Dirksen cited lack of party unity while Senator John Kennedy failed to push key bills. Senator Mike Mansfield argued the session damaged Congress overall, with Democrats taking the brunt.
Mansfeld accuses Eisenhower of pushing an unbalanced 1960 program causing long term debt. Dirksen defends Nixon gains from the session while Kennedy and Johnson face liberal conservative splits. Mansfield notes Kennedy and Johnson worked hard but failed to secure the desired legislative agenda.
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