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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
2
A humorous column in a New York AP piece by Hal Boyle gathers quick bites about dogs. The snippets poke fun at Rover the family dog, noting his laziness, quirks, and antics with kids, cats, and even a joke about a cat heiress.
AP report from Los Angeles notes strike risks across Convair in San Diego Pomona and missile bases, plus Lockheed threats at Van Nuys Sunnyvale Santa Cruz and Vandenberg. IAM eyes $100000 emergency fund. mass meeting set for June 12 in Santa Barbara. potential work stoppage if no progress by June 15. Talks continue with North African Aviation and Douglas Aircraft. negotiators seek about 7 percent wage increases.
Governors Island in New York served as the First Army headquarters and was known to pioneers as Noolen Eylandt due to the abundance of chestnut hickory and other nut trees that grow there.
Washington re port says the Supreme Court set three marine league seaward limits for Texas and Florida while Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama’s lines vary by three to six nautical miles. The decision prompts likely years of litigation and possible new legislation as states push to define submerged land boundaries and future fiscal stakes. Louisiana parties call the ruling disruptive with wells outside the three mile line. Interior Department holds revenues while court weakness on measuring lines remains.
In Grundy Virginia Powers is hailed as a hometown hero though his U2 mission remains shrouded in mystery. The 30 year old pilot, trained in nearby Harmon and a Grundy High School alum, grew up amid poverty and floods. Neighbors recall his shyness, ironclad integrity, and devotion to family, while community prayers mix with questions about his capture. Publishers note his father Oliver Powers recalls a wandering upbringing that shaped a disciplined, steadfast man.
The Daily Review notice states it is entered at the Hayward California post office as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3 1879 and directs all communications to BSW Winton Ave Hayward California.
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs Shafer of Frederick Maryland filed a complaint with the Public Service Commission over unsatisfactory bus service. The commission said it will officially investigate the bus complaint and privately review the accompanying recipe notes for strawberry honey and grape wine.
AP report from San Francisco describes a polar bear named Marsha at Fleishicker Zoo collapsing during a heart attack like episode. Director Carey Baldwin responded with a fire hose to revive her, and officials say the bear showed distress outside her grotto before passing.
A newborn girl eight days old in Scranton born with an esophageal blockage underwent surgery at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. The operation opened the esophageal connection to the stomach, and Tuesday she swallowed her first food, then was bottle-fed by her father. The condition was historically fatal before 1939.
An advertisement by Duncan, D.C., PhD, based at 123 E 19th St in San Leandro, touts relief for leg ache from arterial issues and varicose veins. It claims treatments improve circulation, reduce congestion, calm nerves, and restore sleep and work ability, urging readers to apply.
In Sacramento, attorney Albert Bendich challenged Karl Prusston’s credibility as a key witness in the case against former Redding teachers Rita and William Mack charged with Communist activity. The hearing focused on Prusston’s assertions about party aims and the Macks’ past affiliations while the Education Department case continues with July 11 rescheduled due to a traffic accident delaying another witness.
Effie Jones became the first Negro graduate at Hall High School, receiving her diploma Tuesday night alongside 214 white students. She was one of three Negro girls integrated into Hall High this year after schools reopened following a yearlong closure to block integration at Central High. Two Negro students graduated from Central on Monday in an integration that occurred in 1957 38, with both ceremonies passing without incident.
Vigorous expansion plans of a fifty four year old California insurance company offer a unique opportunity for a qualified person to become Agency Manager in this territory. Substantial salary, office, secretarial support, expenses, attractive commission and incentive pay, plus training and financing for agency appointees. Requirements include strong personal production and agency building, aptitude, good community regard, ages 30 to 45, married. Address your interview to Raymond Deston vice president West Coast Life Insurance, 605 Market Street San Francisco EX 2.6760.
In Boston a world first concert moment arrives as the Boston Pops will employ a steam locomotive whistle during Railroad Night at the Pops. Paris buses warn passengers not to carry tickets in the mouth as a hygiene measure. In Nashville Gov. Ellington faces a quirky day as a prize cow balks at the Capitol elevator. Fargo promotes Manuel Rasum to sergeant after 38 years on the force and his retirement.
Myrna Loy, famed for movie roles as an ideal wife, ended her fourth marriage with a quick uncontested divorce in Tua rez Mexico. The action was by producer Howland Sargeant, a former assistant deputy secretary of state. Loy cited incompatibility and a separate property settlement was signed in New York last month. The couple, married in 1951, had reportedly been separated about two years.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Two children lost in Sierra wilds near their parents campsites were found safe. Five year old Paw Allum was found above Snag Jake six miles north of Sierra City and told his mother mommy I'm sorry. Lorreen Hurlgleson, ten, was found in Sequoia National Forest by mounted volunteers. Four miles from her parents camp, she said I’m lost and cried then received food and reassurance.
Theodore Shaynick, 40, confessed to killing two roomers in Philadelphia after telling officers a voice commanded him to kill. He turned over a 243 inch blade and Pat Hantiewiex, 53, was found stabbed 30 to 40 times in a rooming house. Shaynick was charged with homicide.
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