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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1960
Page
1
A domestic breakfast scene rebukes rising costs and forgetful spending as a couple quibbles over marmalade and bills. The wife laments money woes while the husband longs for quiet, calm meals, and the argument spirals into finances and daily routines.
Washington AP reports a Senate clash over a broader disclosure of campaign financing and spending. The Rules Committee approved minimum reforms to tighten reporting, while debates focus on primaries and conventions coverage, and raising expenditure limits from the current three million dollars per year.
SACRAMENTO The Joint Legislative Budget Committee orders investigations of California's mental health clinics and medical care programs. Sen George Miller Jr criticizes local clinics as inconsistent and questions adequacy of care and access to medicines.
CHARLOTTE AP The death of Sweet Daddy Grace is announced as followers gather in his House of Prayer. Elders urge faith in his gospel and say a successor will be chosen if God wills. The church spread across 67 U.S. cities with thousands of adherents.
A 57 year old seaman Cecil Rhodes Hall was arrested in New York for attempting to stab federal Judge Cashin in his chamber. Hall faced $100000 bail with a January 16 hearing on charges of assaulting impeding and interfering with a judge. The incident followed a disputed damages claim from a 1957 onboard accident with US Lines. Hall may face up to ten years in prison. he was sent for a mental health exam.
Idaho athletic publicist Ken Hunter handed out 30 bags of potatoes in Colorado, Arizona and California to promote Vandals football. He says recipients offered gratitude and publicity, suggesting states’ agricultural products could back athletic teams. College of the Pacific officials showed interest in sending a sports publicist with walnut packages next season.
Sacramento Governor Edmund G Brown denounces Nell JH McIlroy's resignation to return to a high paying soap company post. He cites the Ford family's Kenry Ford I daughter party as emblematic of troubling American values noting the wealthy exert influence over society and urging revenue laws to curb such oversight.
Mary Olson a 10 year old girl was found dead in a muddy ditch near National City just south of the San Diego area after crossing into Mexico. Police sought the person who transported her across the border and caused death. an autopsy was planned to determine cause and possible mistreatment. The child's father identified the body. the mother is jailed for bad checks. FBI and the District Attorney aided in the case referencing a similar unsolved town mystery from 1931.
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously upholds narcotics and conspiracy convictions of underworld leader Genovese and 13 co-defendants. Benjamin Rodriguez is acquitted for lack of evidence. Genovese has a real interest in the conspiracy, though not proven to handle narcotics, with sentences noted for others.
San Diego AP report notes a garbled tale mentioning Vince Thomson and his wife Mussourio owning an electric blan k station and Tibet's Dalai Lama in exile. The piece references an upside down home and a brewery in India, with a dated establishment around 1850.
A fragmented OCR jumble references Los Angeles municipal memory improvement, Murfreesboro and Tullahoma high school basketball with unclear final, London customs and Prince Aly Khan, and attorney advice in Los Angeles involving Robert Gebhart. Names and events are garbled with stray phrases and errors.
Hollywood AP report says Bing Crosby and his four front sons held a Christmas get together at Crosby’s home to celebrate, discuss the King’s TV gala rehearsal, and explain Gary Crosby’s throat ailment and a possible walk-on role. Gary backed out of the sons’ planned appearance.
In a convention discussion leaders urged expanding vocational training for women and more funding from foundations and philanthropies. Lindenwood College President McTier emphasized demand for practical programs while Ebneria College President Murray called for independent study and a curriculum focused on reading writing and speaking to deepen learning.
Senator Morse charged Senator Kennedy threw in the sponge and copied unfair provisions in the 1959 labor law. Morse, who plans to enter the Democratic presidential primaries, argued Kennedy should have fought the Senate version in conference rather than accept the House Landrum Griffin bill.
Dr Barbara Moore leads a four man and two woman crew on a 1000 mile unofficial marathon from John O'Groats to Land's End. The group, aged 29 to 46, aims to set a new walking challenge as part of Britain's marathon craze. Moore previously completed Edinburgh to London in 313 days, finishing on Christmas Eve.
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