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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
1
Special features for Sunday Review will highlight area problems and recreation. The Sunday issue will be delivered Sunday mornings with eight pages of color comics and a magazine tabloid including book reviews, TV and radio logs, travel, movies and theaters.
Havana reports Prime Minister Fidel Castro ordered seizure of Esso Standard and Shell Oil facilities and refineries unless they refine token shipments of state oil. The move follows prior seizure of Texaco assets and targets Cuba’s petroleum industry valued near 150 million dollars.
Livermore Valley Memorial Hospital will build a two story structure with 46 beds after a supplementary fund drive raised about 136 087 and fell short of the 225 000 goal. The third floor shell plan was canceled though may be added later. directors seek 110 000 in loans for working capital and pre opening expenses for a December opening, while late pledges and business contributions are still expected.
In Hayward Municipal Court attorney Mintz challenged lewd book sale charges against five men arrested after a police and Daily Review led inquiry. District Attorney given to July 8 to answer. Defenses cited freedom of the press and due process and equal protection concerns with constitutional remutements. Defendants include Harold A. Willis Clarence F. Bradberry Henry Walters Conrad Walters and Fred Bender.
Oakland detail missing. Harry Fine, 68, fight manager and gym operator, died of a heart attack. He guided boxers such as Joey Lopes, John L. Davis, and Earl Turner and helped develop Max Baer though not his manager. His gym hosted visitors including Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis, and entry Armstrong.
The National Safety Council and California officials warn the July Fourth holiday may see up to 40 highway deaths and about 7,200 injuries in California alone, as roadblocks target drunk driving and speed. Last year’s two day weekend saw 10 deaths. the four day plan could reach 55 in 1955-like peaks.
Prayer notes gratitude for America as a nation and spiritual heritage. It asks for integrity righteousness and justice to characterize the people and for worship of the divine in spirit and truth.
In Iron Township near El Campo golf, patrolmate pursued a speeding motorist. The patrol car struck a power pole and a tower, destroying the cab and injuring Officer Carl Pierce, 32, who later was treated and released. The motorist escaped. Pierce was hospitalized briefly for a broken nose and facial injuries.
San Francisco production stopped at four large breweries when about 2000 workers refused to cross picket lines set by 70 machinists of the International Association of Machinists. Affected plants include Lucky Lager, Hamm Brewing, Regal Pale, and Borgermeister. No immediate beer supply impact in the city as distributors and retailers were not involved.
London police detained two men after seizing 127 sticks of dynamite and 86 detonators near the British Foreign Office and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's official residence. Authorities described the seizure as a security alert tied to suspected militant activity.
In Vienna's Communist district 3,003 Fiat workers crowded the Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as he arrived. Some shook his hand, while security moved to control the enthusiastic crowd. He spoke about plant conditions and avoided direct name calling.
Governor Brown predicts Senator John F Kennedy will gain surprising strength in states outside California when ballots are cast at the Democratic national convention. He cautions he cannot tally California's 81 votes, but expects southern and midwestern states to help decide.
William A Merlin aged 49 of Fremont will be appointed chief of the State Bureau of Weights and Measures by William E Warne director of agriculture Alameda County sealer of weights and measures will succeed James E Brenton retiring August 1
In Cape Canaveral Florida a Titan intercontinental missile developed trouble during a test launch. The mission to recover a data capsule nose cone in the ocean failed as the missile was ordered destroyed shortly after liftoff.
Washington reports that the House approved a 740 million federal pay raise over President Eisenhower's veto by a 345 to 69 vote. The bill targets 1,570,000 postal and white collar workers with raises effective immediately if overrides succeed in the Senate. past vetoes have mostly upheld.
A United Nations report from UN Headquarters concludes that corporal punishment does not deter juvenile delinquency and should be excluded in any form. It urges corrective agencies to foster moral responsibility through adult–juvenile collaboration and recommends open and semi- open detention options with greater freedom for young offenders.
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