12 Dec 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1960
Page
1
New York AP column recaps wry bits on cavities and odd stats. It notes Americans face 70 million untreated cavities and jokes about nickels weighing 120 tons. It quotes sources on sleepwalking, moonlighting, and a future 25 percent rise in living standards by 1970.
James J. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, faces a rally cancellation in Oakland as U S Senate seat considerations and a ticket committee target conflict complicate plans. A union spokesman indicated Hoffa would still attempt to address West Coast supporters despite insecurities about the Oakland event location and timing in Washington.
The Daily Review and Publisher Business Manager page lists staff titles and office locations in Maynard California and nearby counties. Subscription rates are shown with details for Sundays and monthly costs, along with office addresses in Hayward Alameda County and adjacent areas.
New York telegram reports Tommy Manville famed for numerous marriages states his current wife is pregnant with a son or daughter. He notes a $1 million trust fund under his father’s will and says the child could be the first for his progeny. details are sketchy and characteristic of his due-er reputation.
An advertisement touts quick relief for backaches and related ailments such as ulcers liver colitis nephritis and bladder distress. It cites Dr Bunesta Phe with a San Sandra address and a dialing line LO 26211 for appointments.
Forest rangers hunted eight airmen missing since Friday after a B52 crash in the Adirondacks. One airman Pierre Maheux 27 of Auburn Maine was missing as a snowstorm loomed. Others were found in good condition or injured near North Hudson New York and Plattsburgh AFB.
A Sunday church service at Freshwater Congregational Church faced a power outage, candlelight replacing electric lights during a service led by Rev. Mr. 4. H. Dimmer. City parking woes in New York gain a proposed fix involving hydrants and parking rules. Four Bassett families told to appear before the council over overdue rent and apologies for delays. Palm Beach ad targets Democrats and Republicans with a racially charged message.
In Vallejo AP reports USS Roosevelt the first Polaris missile launching submarine on the West Coast conducted sea trials. Vice Admiral Rickover aboard praised the vessel as a milestone in nuclear submarine development. The ship left Mare Island on Sunday after two years and seven months of construction with a second Polaris sub under way at the yard.
Almanac notes mark December 12 with key past events. John Jay born in 1745 the first U.S. chief justice. Gustave Maubert born around 182. Atlantic wireless bridge noted in 1901. John J. Lewis leaves AFL in 1947. Charles Yeager surpasses Mach 4 in 1958. A thoughtful Charles Lamb line concludes.
In Cuba an estimated 15 000 political prisoners crowd jails while two American aviators William J. Shergalis and Louis Rundquist, held nearly nine months without charges, are kept incommunicado at Matanzas military prison. They were seized after a single engine plane flight near Varadero and labeled as war criminals by the Cuban government amid U S aggression claims.
A four-month-old Fresno County baby perished Saturday when the parents home 114 miles southwest of Mendote was destroyed by fire. The mother Mrs John Quiroz was outside the yard as flames broke out, two other children were inside, and both parents were driven from the fire attempting to rescue the baby. Minor burns were suffered by Rath onlook. The text includes scattered unrelated political notes about U S embassy cases and Cuban prison disclosures not connected to the incident.
In Oakland, Jamies Hoffman, 24, shot his estranged wife Frances, 24, four times as she painted a Christmas mural in a bar. He then shot himself. Both were in critical condition in a city hospital. Police investigated the incident as a domestic dispute.
The Nation, Burma's largest English daily, cites reports of clashes between Burmese troops and Chinese Nationalist guerrillas near Mongkhat on the Burma Laos border. The paper did not provide a source. Several Chinese were reported killed in the fighting along the border long plagued by marauding bands.
Sixteen divers from San Mateo and San Jose clubs were dropped on a small offshore island by a bough crane and refused Coast Guard rescue. A rescue heliocopter delivered supplies but divers waited hours before swimming ashore despite rough seas. They surfaced with wives and mothers watching. all in excellent condition. Identified were Ken Qweng Claude Birkeneder Roy Kirk and others from San Jose San Mateo Millbrae Saratoga San Francisco Burlingame.
Vatican City AP report says the Pope voiced sorrow over violence in Algeria during a special audience with students. He urged quick restoration of peace and prayed for an end to bloodshed.
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