15 Jan 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle muses on useless acts of daily behavior we perform out of habit. He recalls examples from social rituals and routine annoyances, from polite prompts and verbose goodbyes to the endless tics of drivers and talkers, highlighting shared human foibles.
AP dispatch reports Kilauea on Hawaii Island blasting molten lava along a 200 yard fissure east of Kapoho village. A river of lava 50 to 200 feet high moved toward the sea, threatening nearby sugar cane and trees as residents seek shelter in Pahoa evacuation center.
Al Pidten, a city pigeon living with urban humans, endears himself to Lillian Schmidt by following her to the car and insisting on admittance. He once lived among a flock, but now enjoys TV viewing and urban ease, even resisting being shooed away. The Daily Review notes this quirky pet tale from Hayward California.
New York AP report outlines FCC proposal for a 130 minute weekly cultural block across the three major networks from 7 30 to 8 00 p m Monday through Friday. Doerfer urged information and education programs while networks consider affiliate cooperation and public service goals.
SAN ANTONIO AP A Brooks Air Force Base scientist Col John E Fickering urged organization and standardization of the nations space efforts. He warned that current programs operate nearly individually, diluting talent and wasting time and money. The School of Aviation Medicine concluded a week long space medicine seminar with 370 scientists and doctors from the U S and abroad.
New York AP reports a veteran officer named Anthony Dotti fatally shot a man and woman at a Lower Manhattan bar near the Holland Tunnel before shooting himself. Witnesses say Dotti, 55, had shown signs of mental distress for about a week and had recently sought retirement and psychiatric care. The victims were Ann Kenney 46 Dom inick Mega 48 and injured bartender George Kruse 49. Dotti had served 48 years on the force with a strong disciplinary record and left a widow Jonnie and four children.
Washington AP reports Kennedy supporters fear a bear trap for Humphrey in Nebraska May 10. Kennedy delays decision after conferring with Robert Kennedy as Bern to Wisconsin remains uncertain. Kennedy plans to file in Nebraska and may skip Wisconsin if Proxmire is uncontested.
An assistant U S attorney filed a federal murder complaint Thursday against Rana Toni Carmen, condemned to death by a California court for a 1950 slaying. Carmen, on death row at San Quentin, faces transfer to Los Angeles for federal trial as the Supreme Court ponders jurisdiction and stay petitions.
In Sarasota detectives questioned a city garbageman who remembered picking up many beer cans at Mrs. Jo Ella Behn’s home. They found unconsumed portions of stolen beer at Behn’s residence and arrested her. In New Jersey Gov Meyner received an invitation from Spencer Olin to participate in nationwide commemorations marking years under Ike.
Pierre Van Paassen, author, says the Nazi Party thrives on hate toward Jews and Americans. James H. Kindelberger, longtime NAeA director, reports West Germany trip and family split amid Jew baiting charges.
The Bulletin moved the symbolic Doomsday Clock back five minutes seven minutes to midnight, reflecting cautious optimism in scientific diplomacy. It cites Antarctic demilitarization talks, the International Geophysical Year, space exploration pooling, IAEA efforts, UN relief work, and a halt to bomb tests as factors delaying catastrophe.
Aneurin Bevan, Labour foreign affairs spokesman, has recovered enough to sit in a chair after an abdominal operation on December 29. The nature of the surgery was not disclosed.
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