10 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
1
A humorous column riffing on small town attitudes toward women teachers. Old stereotypes surface as residents question private life, pay, advancement, and duties while skewering chatter about teachers and their perceived roles.
The House passed a 96 million anti pollution bill likely to trigger a veto fight with President Eisenhower and a Democratic Senate. It would raise federal sewage grants to 900 million over 10 years, with cost caps and a nonbinding authorization. Republicans avoided opposing the bill, hoping for a veto to signal opposition.
In Karachi a judicial tribunal ordered two former Cabinet ministers to stand trial on charges of corruption bribery misconduct and disappropriation of public funds. They are barred from public life until December 31 1966 and served under Prime Minister Suhrawardy in 1956 57.
The Daily Review lists post office as second class matter and provides contact addresses in Hayward and neighboring cities. Subscription rates and distribution notes appear, with office locations in Hayward Leandro San Leandro Fremont and Fremont Blvd featured for reader correspondence and circulation.
Fremont junior high students in Seniortallg School Dist plan an annual Valentine dance tomorrow from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Centerville School. Dance committee members include Gloria Pinto, Sonny Ruelos, Donnie Turpin, Rose Ann Diaz, Richard Haycock. Music committee members are Alex Blanca, Marjorie Chapman, Steven Silva, Adele Bean, Mike Johnson, Don Meyer. Admission by student body card per Supt Tom Maloney.
Moscow reports Khrushchev begins Asian tour with family and top officials aboard a Tyushkin airliner. The party refuels in Tashkent then goes to New Delhi for talks, aiming to bolster Soviet prestige and influence amid India China frontier tensions.
Washington AP report summarizes a Senate subcommittee majority finding that most nursing homes offer only bare custodial care, run by untrained staff, leaving hundreds of thousands of patients in inadequate conditions. It notes nursing home supervision is mainly state led, with the federal government holding a stake due to public old age assistance patients.
Senator John F Kennedy campaigned in Oregon for the May 20 primary citing Republican housing policies as obstruction to progress. He criticized Eisenhower era high home loan rates and called for FHA reforms, stronger farm price supports, and production controls including a mixed wheat pricing plan. He spoke to 500 at Roseburg, arguing for policies to aid low income home buyers and domestic consumption needs.
In Boston a high profile shipboard murder case opens with Willem Van Rie charged in the death of Nella Kauffman aboard the Dutch freighter Utrecht. The defense contests an affair. prosecutors pursue a 44 day romance theory from Singapore to Boston. A 14 member jury is to be chosen, with two alternates.
Richard Grant and Jack Foster filed an option purchase in San Mateo court for a 3000 acre island off Brew er Island in San Mateo County. They plan a $330 million development with industries, shops, schools, parks, churches and homes for about 450 people, aiming to break ground in three years and complete ultimate development by 1875.
A federal judge used the Landrum Griffin act to stop three years of union picketing outside the Stork Club in New York. District Judge Archie O. Dawson granted a preliminary injunction at the NLRB’s request, ruling the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union sought recognition as bargaining agent for the employer.
NATCHEZ Miss AP Ramsey Pollard president of the Southern Baptist Convention says he will not stay silent when a man under Roman Catholic Church control runs for U S president Pollard head of Americas second largest Protestant group spoke at the Mississippi Baptist Evangelic Conference He did not expand on his criticism of Catholic candidate Sen John F Kennedy Attacking Catholic Church policies abroad he cited Protestant church closures during Catholic dominance after a trip to Spain He questioned the Pope of Rome s claims on goodwill until he sees evidence in Catholic countries
A grand jury agrees with Dr Lugago as a hundred prospective jurors are summoned for the trial in a tall Pemberton Square building. Spectators face limited seating on the seventh floor, with Nella Van Rie listed as defendant’s royal wife.
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