21 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
1
New York AP humorous look at a returning vacationist greeted by coworkers who grill him about his absence and vacation expenses. Office banter highlights weariness, late arrivals, and a stinging jab about handwriting and postcards. A coy jab about the next vacation mocks the company’s fate in 49 weeks and six days.
The Gideons International led by P. J. Zondervan, reporting a 61st annual convention, shares how Bibles in hotels and prisons change lives. The nonprofit group has placed over 149000 Bibles in various locations last year, replacing worn copies, while noting guests often remove Bibles with goodwill.
ACCRA Ghana Wednesday night witnessed two Soviet transport planes join an airlift sending Iéhanian troops and police to the Congo. The Soviet flights followed arrivals by British and American planes since Saturday as Ghanaian troops move to the Congo for service with the U.N. force attempting to restore order.
The Daily Review and Sunday Review header lists publication and postal details for Hayward California. It includes the post office registration, office addresses in Hayward and Livermore, and mentions subscription rates and dates in a garbled OCR fragment. Strong entities include Hayward, California and Livermore office addresses.
Sirimaya Bandaranaike 44, described as the fortunate widow, was summoned by Gov Gen Sir Oliver Goonetilleke to form a new government after Freedom Party won a parliamentary majority in elections. She plans a neutral foreign policy, rationalizing state industries, and will name a commission to investigate hostile newspapers.
In Asheville North Carolina Mrs Lottie Queen 33 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a pistol slaying of her husband The judge J B Craven Jr ordered a sentence from seven years and urged prison officials to reduce it with proper medical supervision If not possible he recommended a parole board commute and release the inmate
Algerian rebels press the United Nations to place the Algeria issue on the agenda of the 13th annual General Assembly session starting September 20. Dag Hammarskjold received a formal request for action, with the question having appeared on the agenda annually since 1955.
The United States asserts that Fidel Castro has replaced Batista as Cuba’s dictator with similar autocratic rule. Assistant Secretary Roy Rubot warns that one dictatorship has merely succeeded another in Cuba, signaling concern over political shifts and governance.
A frustrated man pays a dollar fine with a verse about Cuba and Castro. He complains the meter is fickle while critiquing Cuba’s government and the Soviet orbit. He laments lack of elections and independent judiciary and notes land reform hurts the underprivileged.
Turbulent eruptions at Mount Etna in Sicily resume with intense blasts from central and northeast craters. Thick ash clouds sweep the northeast coast while a tall white smoke column rises miles away. Authorities warn a new crater could form as lava piles up inside the volcano, heightening danger for nearby villagers.
Los Angeles AP report quotes Police Chief William L. Packer who says Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt interrupted a potential riot by urging order during the Democratic convention. He described demonstrators split between Adlai Stevenson backers and professional agitators prompting police intervention.
In Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev formally assured Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro that the Soviet bloc can supply all necessary goods that the United States and certain other countries now refuse to sell Cuba. The communique on talks with Raul Castro said trade would be on a harder basis.
SACRAMENTO AP The State Social Welfare Board indefinitely postponed hearings on cutting Contra Costa County aid-to-needy children funds. A Friday hearing in Los Angeles was postponed Wednesday as the county seeks an injunction. the board also cited a pending Contra Costa Superior Court case. The board criticized Contra Costa for refusing to order blood tests for Mrs Eula Henderson to determine paternity of her sixth child.
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