27 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1960
Page
1
New York AP column outlines a playful hobby escape by learning the trombone to vent life’s pressures. The narrator jokes about family, neighbors, and a band of journalists while describing a summer canal cruise with friends, pretzels, and a mule as part of the quirky scene.
Heavy rains and earthquakes flood southern Chile forcing evacuation of about 40,000 people from Valdivia and nearby towns. Lake Rinihue swelled, earthen dikes crumbled, several towns submerged, and four fishermen drowned after their boat capsized in the rising torrent.
Kenneth Mann 25 was driving to work when his car collided head on with another vehicle near Hastings Michigan. The other car was driven by his brother Stsgmond Mann 24. Neither brother was injured and they also own the same model cars.
A quartet of teenage panelists in Oxford say squares are mostly adults unaware of teen life while some teenage squares still wear socks to age 17. Tokyo police form a “policemen's friend society” to offer spiritual support to officers. In Indiana, farmer W Fries faces a $193 bill for mowing wheat, blamed on misidentifying fields. In England, a ghost-watching session yields only Megal spirits at the Blue Peter Social Club. In Chicago, press agents hustle for access to the GOP National Convention with a quip about Lincoln and hot dogs.
Bonn reports that Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and President Charles de Gaulle will confer this weekend to bolster cooperation between West Germany and France during the presidential campaign period and the looming U.S. government transition.
In Chicago during a GOP convention week event Mamie Eisenhower attends a showing of historic First Lady gowns from 1860 to 1960, including a Renoir pink inaugural ballgown. The display, staged for about 2000 guests, travels from Smithsonian Washington and features copy dresses, narration, and a Great Ladies luncheon hosted by GOP wives.
In Arkansas Faubus led the Democratic primary with 201,364 votes out of 2,158 counted precincts, ahead of Joe C. Hardin, Bruce Bennett Williams, and Hal Millsap. Contested races saw Rep. Dale Alford win in the 3rd District and Trimble defeating Poe in the 3rd District as incumbents largely held seats. Faubus campaigned on a six year record amid integration controversy.
A brief comparison of Democratic and Republican civil rights planks shows Democrats favor using existing laws to secure voting rights ending literacy tests and poll taxes while urging desegregation plans and full enforcement. Republicans back federal enforcement against discrimination in voting housing and employment, with new commissions and measures to curb unions’ discriminatory practices. Both address education, employment, housing, and federal facilities with differing timelines and tools.
A Pan American Boeing 707 with 9 aboard landed safely on a 3,000 foot shorter strip than the main runway at Cartierville while aiming for Dorval. Capt Ralph piloted the Loydon bound flight, mislanding during an instrument approach. Local pilots noted the confusion of compass headings near Dorval.
Cairo Egypt AP President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced the United Arab Republic would shut its Tehran embassy in protest of Iran policy toward Israel. The Middle East News Agency said Iran expelled Cairn and staff, and the Shah criticized perceived recognition by the USAR.
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller trails Nixon in New York delegates while claiming a victory on the party platform. New York delegation endorses Nixon for president though Rockefeller remains open to a veep bid and says Eisenhower could press Nixon on core issues. Rockefeller notes Nixon now backs basic principles Rockefeller supports.
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