03 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
1
Kansas City story reflects on a 73 year old Irish immigrant mother in America. The narrator recalls her hard life, seven decades of family care, widowhood, and resilience as she faces aging with humor and dignity while visiting her late husband’s grave on Memorial Day.
A UPI report from Chicago states an arbitration board awarded U.S. railroad engineers a pay raise totaling about 51 percent over the last contract. The increase includes cost of living allowances and staged wage hikes of 4 percent on July 1 1960 and 2 percent on March 1 1961, with the新的 two-year pact running to Nov 3, 1961. Guy L. Brown of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers praised the decision as final and binding.
Lincoln AP reports Nebraska State Penitentiary convicts laid out flower beds forming the letters NSP to mark the field for aircraft reference. The prison newspaper The Forum notes one inmate assigned to the task began creative writing, printing Jetters H E L P before guards halted the work.
Michigan Governor G. M. Williams endorses Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination, pledging full support from Michigan and its 51 votes. Kennedy welcomes the backing as he criticizes the Eisenhower era on U2 flights and nuclear testing while addressing union leaders.
New York Governor Nelson and Davis join the U S Senate bid as Rockefeller heads to North Dakota for a June 28 special election. The race is expected to be tight with Davis’ campaign tactics slated for review as Rockefeller appeals to voters in the farm belt, a GOP stronghold. Quentin Burdick, a Democrat, supports Davis’ efforts.
A chaotic blend of Cuba assassination claims and Rockefeller’s campaign notes. The piece covers a failed assassination attempt on Ernesto Guevara and Rockefeller’s cautious drift toward a Republican nomination, with Nixon as the declared frontrunner and potential contingency if a political upset harms Nixon’s bid. It also notes Rockefeller’s weekend plan for maximum exposure and grassroots outreach, including a chartered airliner and street campaigning.
In Los Angeles the crowded battle for California’s 81 Democratic delegates unfolds as Lyndon Johnson and John F Kennedy move through the Brown delegation. Symington also campaigns, while Stevenson draws attention. Delegates stay unnamed until Tuesday’s primary settles the party slate and pension advocate McLain’s challenge.
In Morden England Patrick Cliffen 63 told a judge on busy street that his life aim is to keep Britain tidy. In New York Patrolman Desmond Burke used a loud speaker wagon to order two men in a stolen car to stop, catching them in a traffic jam. In Fort Worth Margaret Lucille Bunker 24 testified her husband urged her to marry a millionaire then divorce him for his money, leading to a divorce granted by Judge Fisher T Denny. In Tokyo janitors of the Diet criticized student protests for extra work as they faced earlier starts and litter from demonstrations.
San Diego, UPI. Gov. Edmund G. Brown accused Nixon backers of raising the spectre of Communism in California’s upcoming primary. He cited Rep. Patrick Hillings sending a smear and fear statement to over a million Los Angeles voters about Nixon’s aide warning of a large Democratic vote. Brown labeled Nixon’s campaign the most costly in state history.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev argues the United States will not seek improved Soviet relations. Democrats challenge the critique of Eisenhower and hint at Nixon as a stronger opponent. Johnson and other leaders respond, warning Khrushchev not to divide Americans or threaten the Paris talks.
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