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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
3
Detergents are for heavy cleaning not hair care and can irritate scalp and eyes. Mothers often wash hair with harsh substances, risking scalp damage. Commercial shampoos offer milder cleansing and conditioning without the strong chemicals of detergents.
Paris AP: Two former leaders of the Foreign Legion mutiny in Algeria were jailed for 15 years each by a special court of nine officers and civilians under President Charles de Gaulle. Prosecutors sought life. De Gaulle retains authority to change penalties.
Eyewitness testimony in Jerusalem describes Eichmann directing a death march from Budapest toward the Austrian border. Prosecutors cite Hitler orders and a plan for mass extermination as survivors recall troops and collaborators driving Jews on foot, with many killed along the route.
John Capehart a 12 year old from Tulsa Oklahoma won the 1981 National Spelling Bee after correctly spelling ambitious words in a tense final. He finished ahead of Mary Lukes of Oxnard California and a field of regional entrants in the Scripps Howard sponsored event.
A radio listener reports that Army Corps of Engineers near Ronners Kerry deployed a gas bomb to drive animals from holes near a Nine in the dint site by the swollen Kaatowat River. The plan targeted wildlife interfering with equipment movement and sandbagging operations.
Almanac Today for June 1 1961 marks day 159 of the year with 213 days remaining. Notables: Kentucky becomes the 15th state in 1792 Tennessee the 16th in 1796. birth of John Masefield in 1878. Leslie Weward dies in 1943. de Gaulle named France premier in 1959. Thought for today quotes John Masefield on happiness and wisdom.
Los Angeles area singer Telen O Connell seeks higher child support from Clifford Smith Jr, Boston heir to a fortune. The petition filed Wednesday requests an increase from 100 dollars to 100 dollars monthly for three children, detailing support needs and financial details.
San Francisco report states Samuel Goldwyn won a federal antitrust verdict over film distributor monopoly claims. Judge ruled Goldwyn to receive damages under the Clayton Act, after testimony showing limited alternative to dealing with the defendants. The trial began in 1957 before Judge Edward P Murphy. later judge died, with Harris noting Goldwyn faced limited options.
In Seattle a 75 year old man Louis Dufek was cleared after merchants complained about his popcorn feeding causing hundreds of pigeons to gather in a downtown square. He told the court he fed pigeons for 35 years and the judge agreed no guilt.
AP report from Puiladelmchita states Martha Tilghnan, 31, was arrested on petit larceny charges after $41 5 in groceries. A police officer handcuffed her, but the key broke. Firemen used a wrench and heated cuffs to free her in fire headquarters, then her wrists burned.
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