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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
2
Washington reports Kennedy proposes a major shift to rapidly deployable citizen-soldier reserves. Ten divisions could be ready in weeks after activation, with intensive drills and extended training, but officials warn equipment gaps and political obstacles may delay implementation.
Denver reports the Colorado Legislature will convene next week in a special session to correct an April Fool's Day error that would have ended local school taxes on June 30. Tulsa notes a merchant built a large underwater tank for scuba gear tests near his shop. The theater across the street screens Don't Go Near the Water. Cleveland reports Janet D'Amico crowned Miss Posture Queen 1961 by the North East Ohio Chiropractors' Assn until an X-ray showed poor posture. Trenton notes the State Highway Commission found truck noise appears louder at night due to zero traffic. engineers traced the effect to crickets. Los Angeles lists the new central directory: the final entry belongs to Zayra Z. Tzyzx.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon blasted proposed legislative reapportionment as a "cheap ward-heeling perimeter play" at a $1000 road to victory dinner. He ridiculed Governor Brown's reapportionment plan as inept and bungling, claiming it destroys Brown's prestige and shows Brown cannot grasp California's political traditions.
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Matador test and training program ends after ten years with four missiles fired at three mile range in rapid succession. The program deployed Matadors to West Germany South Korea Formosa and is being overtaken by longer range missiles as Air Force troops shift overseas to the A5MH Missile Training Wing.
In St Louis a bill seeks to end the current practice of capturing birds and handing them to humane societies. Alderman Joseph M. McDonald and others argue birds like starlings and pigeons infest downtown buildings and must be treated as a public nuisance. The measure would establish rules for humane disposition and limit the birds’ impact on public spaces.
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