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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle surveys office washrooms to classify familiar characters from the thrifty executive to the boss, noting how the space exposes true personalities. The piece lampoons routines and office hierarchies as workers parody roles while seeking Soap and anonymity.
Jacksonville police report a novel method to sober a drunken driver after a chase. An officer had placed a intoxicated motorist in a patrol car when another vehicle sped by prompting a second pursuit. The first chase ended as the driver was allegedly sobered in custody.
A year old widow, Jeanor Strachan, lay paralyzed in a bathtub for 35 hours before rescue in Grand Junction. She was taken to St. Marys Hospital in serious condition, with doctors attributing the condition to a probable stroke. Her grandson heard the door racket and found her after failing to answer calls and hearing a heater in the bathroom.
A fragmented local notice lists subscription rates and multiple office locations. It mentions Hayward Alameda California and San Leandro City Hall with several contact details. Readers are directed to offices in Hayward Fremont and San Leandro for service and information.
One full day focused on public relations during the five day National Congress of American Indians convention held in Phoenix Arizona last year.
Moscow reports say Warsaw Pact foreign ministers open a high level conference with Bel China as observer. Analysts expect decisions to bolster Khrushchev before the Paris East-West summit in May, with hints of a tighter Communist stand on Berlin and German issues. The bloc’s members include the Soviet Union, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, East Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
A second denial blocks Texas nudists from charter status. Secretary Ollie Steakley argues that lack of clothing would violate indecency laws, while Rep Don Gladden of Fort Worth challenges the interpretation and seeks reconsideration before further action.
Washington reports two Democratic paths crossing as John F. Kennedy and Hubert H. Humphrey move to enter West Virginia on May 10 and consider Nebraska on May 1 Indiana on May 3. Humphrey weighs Nebraska and Indiana bids while Kennedy eyes Maryland and Oregon contests with new challenger Morse in Maryland.
Graham's nine man evangelist team spreads the gospel across Africa from Monrovia to Egypt with careful planning. About 850 of 40,000 crowd converts in western Nigeria as thousands rededicate across hotel checks and early meetings. Two coordinators Beavan and Higgs arrange logistics while Operation f a x i r e w guides preliminary stops ahead of Billy Graham.
AP report from Los Angeles quotes Dr. George C. Griffith of USC, a heart specialist, warning that binge weekend workouts can be deadly. He urges moderate daily activity, even 15 minutes of calisthenics or a walk, to avoid heart stress.
A London thief abandoned plans after being told by a tobacco shop clerk that all cash had been sent to the bank and he only sought change for a five pound note. In Rockingham a constable pleaded to break up a poker game but was fined. Hillsdale teachers accepts a reduced salary after quitting extra duties. Memphis birth adds a daughter to two households within hours. In Mexico City residents across five states resist higher telephone rates by withholding payment.
Morgenbladet reports three atomic powered Soviet submarines with intermediate range missiles and atomic warheads patrol the Arctic Ocean off Norway. No source is provided and Norwegian military sources declined comment.
The Comet Lights tele scope sector unveils the Comet Seeker a compact instrument designed to capture the greatest brilliance of celestial comets. It emphasizes portability and focusing power to enhance observational performance for amateur and professional observers alike.
San Francisco AP report says Cary Chessman’s attorney asks that a latest stay of execution appeal be considered in Tucson rather than San Francisco. Chessman, condemned for kidnapping with bodily harm, is slated for Feb. 19 at San Quentin's gas chamber. the U.S. Court of Appeals weighs the motion for probable cause and possible appeal avenues.
Record total purchases of ordinary life insurance hit 50.5 billion dollars in 1959, about 6 to 7 percent higher than 1938 and 243 percent above ten years earlier, reflecting strong growth in policy sales and market demand.
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