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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle surveys daily life and history with quick, pointed facts and quips. He notes home accident dangers, hospital births becoming dominant, bold troves of trivia about the bald eagle, Virginia place names, and cultural reflections from divorces to old card games.
Dagbladet, Norges største ettermiddagspresse, lanserer kampanje for å redde Daryl Chessman fra gaskammeret. Forsiden roper Chessman Must be Saved og trykker et signaturskjema for en protest til Presidente Eisenhower og California-guvernør Brown.
Washington AP report details a clash between the Army and Defense Department over emergency airlift readiness. Gen Lemnitzer says forces are insufficient for rapid deployment, while Sec Army Brucker accuses joint chiefs of stalling. Rep Mahon calls lack of adequate airlift a weak defense link amid 1961 budget hearings.
An off balance landing at Los Angeles International Airport involved a Pan American jet carrying 123 aboard. The left engines brushed the runway and one caught fire briefly before Capt. James C. Roberts of Palo Alto regained control. Passengers remained calm. one woman received a sedative at the medical center.
The fragment appears to announce a public or legal notice from The BAILY REVIEW INC. with an address in Hayward California and a reference to communications to the Vilaton Avenue. The readable content is limited and lacks clear action dates or parties beyond the location and agency names.
Houston AP report of Lala Mae Cross a housewife who guided six neighbor children to safety from a burning frame home. She spotted smoke from the back kitchen opened doors and sheltered the youngsters at her house until their mother Mrs Broussard returned. The fire destroyed the front of the dwelling.
In Belgrade a Communist court sentenced six Roman Catholic priests and two theology students to prison terms from 2 1/2 to 10 years for activities hostile to the state. They were convicted of spreading propaganda for a Fascist group that ruled the Nazi puppet state of Croatia during World War II.
Walnut Creek AP report says 18 year old secretary Jean Kelly died when a sports car struck a guard rail on the Lafayette Freeway near Walnut Creek. The driver, Joseph Coy of Richmond, Calif., 20, was unhurt.
Sidney Johnston left his butcher job to open a grocery in Mexia Texas. His store has been burglarized three times in three months, forcing him to weigh the risks of small business ownership.
At a four day Western Democratic conference in Albuquerque more than 750 leaders from 13 states gathered as presidential hopefuls Lyndon Johnson Hum-frey and John Kennedy spoke. Kennedy urged voters to back open primaries while criticizing the Eisenhower era for neglecting the West and warning the 1960 race will hinge on U S relations with the Communist world.
California Democratic officials hear terms from Kennedy aide for staying out of the June 7 primary and seeking assurances Brown would release delegates after the first ballot. Kennedy plans a decision within a month as Wisconsin, Texas and Western delegates shape the race.
Salt Lake City AP reports a bright red ball seen across Utah, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming with a long duration light, described by amateur Floyd Rickers as a stationary red ball that faded into a fast dash. Western Airlines pilot Richard Wielow also noted an intensely bright sky light.
Rep Emanuel Celier of New York announced interdorsement of Senator Symington on ABC Open Hearing. He said Symington’s record is liberal. On WNTA Between the Lines Symington said he is not seeking delegates but would gladly accept if the people honor him.
New York City's kosher meat market leads globally with about 4,800,000 pounds sold weekly. Roughly 87 percent is beef, 8 percent lamb, and 9 percent veal.
Brighton England AP report shows members of a local Speaking Union protesting a weekend meeting dinner menu printed in French. Officials apologized and translated the menu into English for attendees.
Santiago AP reports a mining company train carrying employees and their families derailed after leaving a 100 foot bank, killing 25 people and injuring 50 others. The accident occurred Sunday during a company outing.
A sixth grader from Bushy Park Elementary outlines a playful space travel budget using ham sandwiches Coca Cola and cakes. English banquet menu sparks protest when printed in French and Wimbledon man fined for drunken incident near police station. Admiralty battleship sale attracts interest from curious youths. Southampton burglars ignore note on safe blasting it open for $8.20 and leaving cheeky notes.
Chicago police hunted a killer tonight after a dentist office invasion left Dr. David Friedman and patient Stever Bavlisik dead from single head shots. The crime scene showed blood, wrecked equipment, and a missing weapon with two wallets emptied. Bavlisik’s widow said he carried cash, while Friedman’s wife noted a planned car purchase down payment.
In Moscow Nikita Khrushchev hosted Italian President Giovanni Gronchi at the Bolshoi Ballet on a Sunday night. Also visiting was Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, the chief American U.N. delegate, who spoke briefly with the Soviet Premier during the Italian leader’s private visit.
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