09 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1960
Page
1
New York AP interview with Edward G. Robinson at 66 discusses fear of living, the price of happiness, and personal philosophy. He reflects on his rise from a Lower East Side upbringing to stardom, urging self-improvement, purpose beyond self, and using art to touch others.
London reports show British papers at odds over Queen Elizabeth II linking her husband’s Mountbatten line to non direct heirs. The decree names descendants outside the throne line Mountbatten-Windsor while maintaining Windsor for direct royal children. Safeguards royal naming for future generations though princes and princesses remain without surnames.
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter expressed cooler expectations for a new showdown over Berlin at a Washington news conference. He noted Khrushchev may push a tougher policy and warned Soviet space gains boost international prestige. He stressed no deadline or ultimatum for a Berlin settlement and highlighted possible further negotiations or a second summit in Paris.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko hosted Henry Cabot Lodge at a luncheon in Moscow as Lodge arrives with his wife on a visit to the Soviet Union. Moscow radio reported the event.
Adm. Burke urged Congress to add six additional Polaris missile submarines and nearly a billion dollars to fund their construction. He supported the defense budget overall while noting the submarines would enhance U S retaliatory capability and that the first operational launchers are expected late this year.
AFL-CIO officials fear President Meany’s attack on Negro leadership figure Adam Clayton Powell may backfire against civil rights goals. Meany labeled Powell a terrible person to head the Tours Labor and Education Committee, while Randolph and others defend Powell’s record. Some unions say change will come slowly, with nondiscrimination policies pressured but not rushed.
Billy Graham drew about 45 000 people in a stadium welcome in Enugu capital of eastern Nigeria. Bishop HT Dimeari welcomed him. Dr Michael Olpara, Eastern Nigeria premier, said the crowd signaled a religious revival. Graham called the turnout fulfilling reports and said he worships God.
AP report from Carthage Missouri details the death of 14 year old Alvin Barker after a Monday fight with classmate Leroy Jackson. Authorities say Barker died after being found unresponsive at home following the incident. An autopsy was planned to determine cause. The city council redrew ward boundaries and ruled three councilmen ineligible for reelection due to residency rules.
AP reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev declined an invitation to shoot Siberian waterfowl during his India visit starting Thursday. The official reason was not specified.
Memphis scene reports Willig Wagner Moore jailed after seven quart bottles of illegal corn whiskey found under hens in his hen house. In Mettawa Adlai Stevenson seeks village trustee seat as a sure winner on an uncontested slate.
Springfield AP reports at Central Bible Institute 350 students studying for ministry prayed, sang, and confessed sins for 300 hours. Dean Lottie Riekeholm and Rev. Robert Ashcroft describe the service as practical religious education, with classwork halted and campus evangelists leading spiritually intense gatherings.
A 1928 campaign slogan reading VOTE FOR HOOVER is still lettered on a metal strip atop a State Street building in Boston. The inscription, part of a bygone era, remains unlikely to influence the current presidential race.
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