Statewide Weather Forecast Fringed by Fog on Coast
Weather summary notes fair to tonight and Sunday across the San Francisco Bay Area and coastal regions with fog or low clouds along the coast. Inland valleys like Sacramento and Salinas show slowly rising temperatures. highs mostly in the 70s and 80s with some high fog or morning clouds. Thu to sun outlook favors generally fair conditions with possible afternoon thunderstorms near central Sierra Nevada segments.
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Congress Overrides Eisenhower Veto to Boost Federal Pay
Congress overridden Eisenhower’s veto to raise pay for about 1 percent of federal workers, costing about 746 million dollars yearly. The House vote 345 to 89 and Senate 42 to 1, with many Republicans joining Democrats. The increases apply to white collar, postal, and other federal staff with raises averaging about 4 to 5 percent, effective immediately in some cases. White House officials condemned the move as fiscal irresponsibility amid pork barrel accusations.
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Jury May Deliberate DA Sex Case Today
Reno AP reports the trial of brothel owner Joe Conforte, accused of trying to entrap district attorney William Baggio and 17-year-old Jacqueline Hitson in a sex trap, extended to Friday night to finish before the holiday. Forcing the DA to drop two vagrancy charges is alleged. Dr Norman Wheeler testified Hitson’s pregnancy occurred after a February meeting.
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Weather And Trial Details Mentioned In Wacky List
A garbled table of cities with varying weather notes ties to a court case involving Conforte and his alleged influence on a prostitution frame. Names Elsie Jacqueline Ragio and Miss Hilson appear amid scattered temperatures and locations, suggesting a chaotic OCR of a broader report.
NEA Alters Stand on Integration
The National Education Association approved a revised five year policy on public school integration at its Los Angeles convention. The plan avoids condemning segregation or demanding court desegregation compliance, urging state and local efforts by citizens in a spirit of fair play. It praises communities that have maintained schools while respecting teachers’ rights and notes NEA support for aid to teachers involved in the Little Rock purge. Southern delegates secured a compromise that keeps schools open and avoids hindering progress.
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Lucille Ball Falls Injures Head and Leg at Studio
Hollywood AP Lucille Ball is hospitalized after a fall at Desilu Studio while preparing a fishing scene with Bob Hope for The Facts of Life. She suffered a concussion and a deep cut to her left leg, doctors say the injuries are not serious. The incident occurred on a soundstage boat water tank where she and Desi Arnaz co owners.
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Daily Review notice from Baynara California local matter
The Daily Review appears as a second class matter at Baynara California under the act of Congress March 3 1879 or 82. Addressed to communications at Winton Avenue Hayward. The notice records a postal filing and title or imprint details for the paper.
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Daily Review Subscription Rates and Notices
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Khrushchev Shuns Eisenhower Yields On New U.S. President
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, during a nine day Vienna visit, told Austrian officials he would not do business with Eisenhower and was open to meeting a future U.S. president. Kreisky said Khrushchev would keep the Berlin issue on ice until a new U.S. president takes office. Khrushchev and Gromyko pressed for joint Austrian Soviet committees on economic and cultural matters while promising no immediate boost in exports to Austria.
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Three Quakes Jolt Southern California Remain No Damage
AP reports three earthquakes rattled Southern California on Friday with no damage. A quake near Pasadenas 80 miles northeast of the city registered 3.2 on the Richter scale, another 2.3 near Descanso in San Diego County registered 35, and a third around 4.0 near San Diego was reported.
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Nehru to Inspect Red Held Area
Prime Minister Nehru flew to Kashmir to visit forward areas in Ladakh where Chinese communist troops occupy nearby positions. The trip aims to assess military situation and strategic hold in contested northern frontier regions.
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Chuckles In The News Roundup
A UPI collection notes a patrolman facing a one way street on a safety ad in Raleigh. A Welsh mail train relief engine scene follows with a second engine sent to assist. In Alabama a detective faces charges after Peeping Tom law issues arise during a divorce hearing. A London gossip column jokes about partygoers and marriages. A Holloway jewelry store theft sees a man steal rings worth 1180 dollars after viewing a display.
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Bank Board Assailed in Calif Seizure
Washington Republicans on the Government Operations Committee attack the Federal Home Loan Bank Board over the April 22 seizure of Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan. The panel urges restoration to prior management and use of FSLIC and SFHLC funds to stabilize the bank, citing a 36 million dollars withdrawals post seizure and mismanagement by the federal supervisor.
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Elvis' Daddy Ready to Wed Headlines Elvis Family Marriage Talk
MEMPHIS Tean.AP-Fi Elvis Presley paused his party and sleep routine to address a report his widowed father Vernon Presley may marry. Nevada Elliott, Vernon’s fiancée, denied any set date or location. Elvis denied opposing the marriage. he noted his mother’s passing years earlier.
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Clues Point Up Execution of Miss Earhart
New evidence cited by CBS links Amelia Earhart to a 1937 crash landing near Saipan and suggests Japanese execution. A CBS team on Saipan reports natives recall Earhart and her navigator being killed out of sight, with rumors lingering after a long Pacific search.
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Authorities Watchful For Racial Flareup
Racial sit-in protests in Knoxville Tenn continue amid tensions as authorities monitor demonstrations. Six Negroes allowed at a time at lunch counters, several arrests reported, and white patrons faced interactions outside business districts. Nationwide coverage notes related incidents, court actions, and sit-in responses across several states.
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Almanac Notes and Historical Events for July 2
Almanac entry for Saturday July 2 1960 notes the moon near full and lists morning and evening stars Mars Jupiter Saturn Mercury Jupiter Saturn. Historical highlights include 1776 Continental Congress independence resolution 1881 Garfield assassination 1890 Sherman Act 1926 Army Air Corps creation 1987 Earhart disappearance Thought for today cites James Garfield on avoiding vengeance for security of the future.
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First Synthetic Chlorophyll Produced By Researchers
AP reports a joint U S and German finding that chlorophyll has been synthetically produced for the first time. Harvard’s Dr Robert B Woodward spearheaded the effort with results due in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. German scientists Martin Strell and Anton Kalojanoff of the Munth Institute of Technology contributed, suggesting future food production advances while noting ongoing questions about photosynthesis and natural chlorophyll.
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Atlas Test Fire Shows Inertial Guided Missile Progress
Cape Canaveral reports an inertially guided Atlas missile flew 25 000 miles down the Atlantic range in a test aimed at validating the inertial guidance system and reentry body responsiveness. Officials say telemetry data pending evaluation will confirm performance. the test advances joint efforts with Titan prototype development.
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Greek Mariner Signs Red Pact With Soviet Oil Transport Deal
Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos signed a contract with the Soviet maritime agency Sovrelt to move two million barrels of crude oil from the Black Sea to ports in Europe and Japan. The agreement was announced today by the Soviet agency.
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British End Death Slide Ends After Fatal Fall
New York AP reports the dead slide act at the British Military Tournament ended after Capt Antony Easterbrook fell 83 feet to the Madison Square Garden floor. Easterbrook, 31, led a command team in the finale as three British officers review the fatal accident and probe safety devices and handholds. The act was dropped by British officials amid ongoing inquiry through Friday and the show runs through Sunday.
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