24 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1960
Page
1
A columnist argues men cling to old clothes as a way to stay youthful while women pursue the latest fashions. The piece paints a recurring marital clash over discarding or keeping garments, noting men resist changes to preserve memory and youth, while wives push for updated attire.
Concord M I AP Kennedy looks certain to win the Democratic primary in New Hampshire with a strong delegate lead. Nixon is poised to win several Republican convention votes though polls show Nixon dominating the Republican ballot. The primary’s nonbinding results hint Kennedy and Nixon leads due to intricate delegate rules and district-level contests.
Washington AP reports campaign ditties flood state scenes as singers and bands craft tunes for Kennedy Humphrey Symington and others. Wisconsin primaries April 5 draw songs to boost candidates with parlor guitar riffs and references to classic political melodies. No Nixon or Johnson tunes found yet, GOP push aids, and a historical note recalls Harrison and Greeley campaign songs from the 1830s and 1872.
BAD NAUEIM Germany AP Elvis Presley says there will be no change in his singing style when he leaves the Army. At 24 he reflects on a valuable experience and notes his aim to return to Memphis to record. He plans an April 20 trip to Hollywood for Sinatra TV appearance and pre recording for GI Blues.
The Polaris powered submarine designed for three month underwater cruises will include a two man gym to keep crewmen fit. It will provide artificial day and night to simulate a normal environment. Cooking oils and many paints are banned due to fumes and contamination risks. Revered Admiral Raborn, head of the Polaris program, described these life support features at a Washington Aero Club talk.
An OKLAHOMA report notes driver Henry Harris found his truck engine overheating in icy conditions. Police were informed after Harris said someone stole his radiator while the vehicle was parked.
Duncan D.C Ph.D advertises remedies for leg and joint pain chronic circulation issues and varicose veins. Claims his method relaxes nerves improves sleep and restores desire to work. Office located at 723 E Adams St San Leandro contact UO 22611.
In Chattanooga Tennessee a large confrontation erupted when about 30 Black youths entered a downtown variety store and were joined by white youths. Police mobilized 250 officers and 11 whites plus one Black person were arrested as crowds dispersed after about 30 minutes.
A collage of quirky international items. In Michigan Ger Mannen-Williams smiles after a birthday call from son Gery. In Wales William Jenkins, 35, is charged with burglary at a police station. In England a parishioner ribbing prompts a minister to censor sermons, aided by his son’s critique. A London teen sails the Thames in a bathtub. Sweden promises anti interference tech to curb local static.
In western Oahu, Army rescuers lowered Pfc. Roy W. Koeurek, 18, of La Grange Texas, from a 600 foot cliff after two days trapped with minimal sustenance. He was lowered 200 feet to a valley and evacuated to Tripler Army Hospital by helicopter when access improved.
Civil rights advocates resist hasty action as 24 hour Senate sessions loom to push civil rights legislation. Major leaders Johnson and Dirksen hint at round the clock hearings while southern opponents vow to obstruct with every parliamentary tactic.
In New York the 13th anniversary of Frederic Chopin’s birth was celebrated with the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Warsaw conducted by Stanislaw Skrowaczewski and soloist Adam Harasiewicz. Dag Hammarskjold welcomed the audience in the General Assembly hall praising Chopin’s independent, free spirit and enduring influence.
A concert program showcasing modern and art works drew respectful applause. The conductor, unknown to the audience, has guest conducted in Cleveland and Pittsburgh and will appear next month in Chennai. The United Nations observance of the Chopin anniversary will run through October, the month of Chopin's death, under Polish government sponsorship.
Berlin AP reports 22 more bodies were recovered from the Karl Marx Mine in Zavicket as rescue teams extended efforts to reach 84 trapped miners. A two day fire followed a gas explosion that collapsed tunnels, raising total fatalities and hindering search operations.
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