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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
2
Hal Boyle notes a wildcat bus strike drove thousands in New York to walk to work. He argues walking restores health and eases worries better than driving, praising Manhattan’s streets for spontaneous exploration while warning that rapid development is erasing old routes and faces.
AP reports Rep. Quentin N. Burdick wins the North Dakota Senate contest with 4 953 votes amid late returns from three McKenzie County precincts. Davis ahead overall in the count but Burdick’s statewide lead grows. Burdick plans to marry Roselyn Birch Peterson in Fargo on Thursday. Davis says he may retire if the official results confirm defeat. Burdick’s victory follows a contested race with party figures commenting on the national campaign momentum.
In Los Angeles AP report Justice system grappled with intimate aspects as Dr. R Bernard Pinch and Carole Tregoft face retrial over alleged murder of his wife. jury selection underway, defense mentions illicit affair while prosecutor cautions about wording. Missing details include status of Carole and other parties.
In Johannesburg the magistrate ruled the January 21 Coalbrook mine disaster that killed 437 people resulted from negligence. P. J. Van Veerden attributed the fault to the colliery’s executives including consulting engineers general managers and managers and assistant managers personally and through their agents.
Elsie Nitson testified that Jacqueline Wilson and Bill Raggio were lured to a Reno hotel to trap the district attorney in a sex extortion case. She described drinks, a staged setup, and Conforte’s involvement while Jacqueline’s sister provided conflicting accounts.
In Long Beach California a press luncheon announced the opening of Alcoholics Anonymous 25th anniversary convention. Hosts explained a corner bar would remain for guests only as some members still keep liquor at home. Allan B., the convention chair, stressed anonymity outside AA and praised Bill, a founder, as a major figure of the century.
AP dispatch notes Argentina repeating its demand for Adolf Eichmann’s return from Israel as the Israeli government resists. The article also recounts a biographical thread about Bill W and the origins of Alcoholics Anonymous, detailing his path from heavy drinking to founding the movement and its global reach including a large convention with thousands of attendees.
Berkeley couple Donald Palmer, 23, and Evelyn Palmer, 21, married Sunday, were rescued north of Reno by Cap. Philip Maggart of Stead Air Force Base after 24 hours lost in 100 plus degree heat. They had stalled on a dirt road while en route to Pyramid Lake. They were treated at Stead hospital and released.
Los Angeles reports M Sgt Alfred J Smith retired after twenty years in the Marines and was replaced by his son Alfred J Smith III who enlisted for three years in a family continuation of service.
Hollywoods 2000 plus Screen Extras Guild votes on a strike. Executive secretary H. O Neil Shanks urged members to reject a 7 tent hourly raise offered by producers, noting the pay of $22.05 daily or $29.04 for roshime wearers is far below other performers and industry staff.
In Bakersfield a burglary saw only a transistor radio vanish from a refrigerator. Deputies quipped why, Bruce replied it was to hear it since it was stolen. Also in Milwaukee an 88 year old woman and her 89 year old husband separated in 1914 after 16 years of marriage and finally divorced after 48 years. In Newport Wales a 57 year old woman was denied assessed value relief for property despite complaints of high rates as the court explained the rat issue will be reviewed next week.
The Navy announced successful underwater firings of the Polaris missile at San Clemente Island Cal. The intermediate range weapon is launched by compressed air from beneath the surface like a torpedo and then rises as a rocket. In two tests April 14 and Thursday a small fuel charge lifted the missile a few hundred feet before it landed back in the water and was recovered.
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