11 Dec 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1959
Page
1
Hal Boyle recalls a family battle with a son who once underate now devours everything in sight. The parents, once anxious about meals, must cope with financing his growing appetite as Brenn munches through cereal fruit bread and more from breakfast to bedtime while studying nutrition in high school. Brenn finally notes he does not eat as much as he should despite the voracious intake.
Washington AP reports the government prohibits sales of poultry fattened with stilbestrol, a synthetic hormone linked to cancer in animals. Early ground steps include voluntary suspension by manufacturers and an immediate halt to sales in poultry and retail food channels as officials assure no residue found in edible parts of treated birds and urge careful handling.
Los Angeles AP reports Sant Frank Locigne, 33, liquor salesman and associate of ex-gambling chief Mickey Cohen, to be arraigned today on a murder indictment for the Nov 23 fatal shooting of bookie Jack Whalen, known as The Enforcer, in a crowded Sherman Oaks restaurant where Cohen and his friends were seated.
British defense attorney John Adams, who would later become the second president of the United States, defended British soldiers implicated in the Boston Massacre, reflecting early legal roles shaping American history.
Four Northern California savings and loan associations announced a 4.4 percent boost in their annual dividend rate on savings to 4.4 percent, effective January 1. Home Mutual Savings and Loan Assn led with four branches and 85 million in resources, citing tight money markets and strong reserves. Other firms Pioneer Investor, Berkeley Savings and Loan, and Home Federal followed. more institutions were expected to match the 4.4 percent rate.
The Newark arresting FBI team reports 15 year old Frank Nicholas Chisesi described how he killed Rhett Blanke of Violet Louisiana after luring him hunting. He told reporters he will plead self defense at trial and intends to shoot straight in court. Chisesi was arraigned on unlawful flight charges and held in Hudson County jail with 25000 bail.
Las Vegas police reported T V Wymore widow of Errol Flynn said valuables were stolen from her Desert Inn dressing room. A $700 gold bracket and a $1,200 check were taken in the incident.
The report highlights Greek cultural pageantry as the Greek name Miss Wymtore gains attention. It mentions a singing and dancing event titled Vasileion lis Ellades or Kingdom of Hellas and references a desert resort nightspot as part of the scene.
SACRAMENTO AP The State Division of Beaches and Parks unveiled a five year 110 million dollar park development plan hoping for funding. Park Chief Charles A De Turk outlined new camping sites facilities and parking upgrades while lawmakers questioned funding and potential fee measures to cover gaps as oil income shifts threaten next year’s park projects.
In Santa Ana California AP reports the Radio Industry Board will meet in Washington DC on December 16 to discuss quiz show scandal fallout. Chairman Cliff Gilk of Anaheim says NAB standards of practice committee members will seek stronger cases and more signers. Gill leads KEZY and NAB has over 600 signatories.
Washington expert Dr. Louis Levine warned at a three day manpower conference that the United States lags in producing skilled technicians The emphasis on engineers and scientists has diverted training away from needed technicians He urged open access to technical training for all including women the semi retired the handicapped and all races He cited China and the Soviet Union benefiting from mass technician education and noted federal programs are the main source of efficient industrial training.
A girl asks why Santa from the north has a southern accent after visiting a department store in Columbia. In Wichita, Sedgwick County Court rules against D and D rabbit farm operators in a $6441 suit accusing Maize Mill Co of supplying sterile-making feed. In Pittsburgh a motorist abandons his car during a downtown jam and vanishes into the crowd. Mississippi House Speaker Waits notes the Legislature adjourned for a long weekend as quail season opens. In Toton, England, The Welcome Inn tavern renames to The Other Side of the Moon.
Actress Hermione Gingold collapsed during rehearsal for a Frank Sinatra television show. She was hospitalized for a mild respiratory condition and later released, after treatment at Grenelle hospital near the Pont de la Liberté in Paris.
Kansas City Missouri police report that country singer Red Foley 49 was indicted on two counts of federal income tax evasion. The AP dispatch identifies Clyde Julian Foley as the artist facing the charges.
President assigns Foy D. Foley as assistant secretary of state for European affairs with nomination to Senate next month. Background notes his Ohio roots and long foreign service since 1931. Foley, tied to a tax case, faces unresolved Civil Action proceedings over income tax assessments and bank account seizures.
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