20 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle recalls telling small falsehoods for his daughter at a summer arts gathering. He muses on protective half truths, the timing of aging, and a playful, affectionate moment with his daughter Tracy as they share a wishing-well moment and hopes for her future happiness.
New York AP reports beatniks hold a convention at The College of Complexes in Greenwich Village aiming to present foreign and domestic policy platforms and a national beat candidate to challenge Dems and Republicans. Delegates claim independence amid protests over procedural rules. favorite son candidates appear, including a group backing Miss Beatnik of Chicago, billed as 18 years old, 5 feet 2.
NEW BETHLEHEM Pa AP A man was killed in a rock fall seven hours after his wife gave birth to a son Harold Wise 42 of Hawthorne died while working in a coal mine at Cadogan about 25 miles from New Bethlehem The child Wise s fourth was born in a hospital at Niljunnng
Tempers flare in a Sacramento Assembly committee as Brice Allen presses Bertram Edises on Communist Party ties. A chaotic scene erupts with insults from both sides, culminating in Edises and Coakley trading volleys over a Newson case and alleged misuses by the Adult Authority.
Belgium appeals for money to aid Congo victims with Prince Albert and royal family leading by giving 30 000. The campaign was broadcast from Brussels and supported by other royal members, as authorities prepare relief efforts for those affected by the Congo crisis.
AP reports Elizabeth Taylor faced a Tucson lease dispute after claiming crowded crowds and swindling affected her residence. The Superior Court on Tuesday approved a settlement with Miss Rosa Bloch receiving $2.00 from Miss Taylor, resolving the suit.
President Eisenhower reportedly approves a hard hitting U.S. response to Soviet propaganda and Cuba tensions. Secretary Herter says not all retort will come from the U.N. and cites recent Soviet attacks on the United States over Cuba Congo Berlin and arms talks.
A jumble of brief humorous items from UPI items across cities. Edward Conners in Birmingham plans to keep the matron title, E L Dambach rescues a puppy with a bait net, Toronte Usher in Manchester denies rain lore, sandal bans on Isle of Capri shift to a tourist complaint tale, Dave Gerber picks a prize pony in Henderson, a dog meat ban is ordered in Taispel province.
Portland Maine AP reports Judge Walter F Murrell barred women from Portland Municipal Court for appearing in casual clothes such as slacks or shorts. He said informal attire distracts and will not be allowed in his courtroom.
A physician advertises treatment for leg pain and circulatory problems including varicose veins and nerve discomfort. The practice claims to normalize body systems with multiple applications, aiming to ease joint and muscle pain, relax tissues, improve sleep, and restore work capacity. Office contact listed as M. Buncan, D.C. Phe at 122 East 14th Street.
A Brownfield Texas grain elevator exploded after two blasts leaving three dead and five injured. A gravely injured man clung to a window for hours. a helicopter rescued him with a cable as flames engulfed the 200 foot structure. Victims include Paul Aiken Royee Lawhorn Henry Nix and L Burden missing and presumed buried. Fire dust caused the disaster. rescuers included Donal Ethington and Phil Reeves.
AP reports jazz drummer Al Carter of Chicago worries about the safety of the vast Fort Knox gold reserves. Custodian Albert Evans assures safety but denies entry to the vault after Carter repeatedly seeks admittance. Carter cites letters to Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower asking to raise the issue with the President.
Rednal England AP reports Roger Cadbury was fined three pounds for driving with a girl on his lap, in a position that prevented proper control. The incident occurred Tuesday and the charge cited unsafe handling of a motorcar.
Almanac notes for Wednesday July 20 marks the 202nd day with 164 to go. Highlights include 1859 Brooklyn vs New York game receipts, 1894 Chicago pulled by federal troops, 1942 WAAC basic training at Ft Des Moines, 1945 flag raised over Berlin, and Whistler quotation.
Style critics hail bold glitter gowns across New York fall collections by Ceil Chapman and others. The week’s fashion press spotlight highlights lowered waists, yachts, draped silhouettes, and dazzling metallics. Chapman's glitter gowns draw the loudest applause, with silver and crystal beadwork stealing attention.
Tang Bo, a Chinese millionaire living in Singapore, was released Tuesday three days after being abducted by armed men outside his home. A Fang family member quoted the ransom totaled 49000 dollars, with authorities confirming the payout.
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