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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
2
A rushing week of charges and countercharges marks the Golden State presidential hunt with Rockefeller campaigning in North Dakota and high energy assertions from Nixon. Kennedy and Symington push for Minnesota support as California, New York, and South Dakota hold primaries Tuesday.
California Democrats and Republicans traded sharp lines in a last minute drive to energize turnout for Tuesday's presidential primary. Nixon faces no opposition for his home state delegates while Brown runs against George H. McLain in a split Democratic slate. Voters total about 6.0 million. Poll hours run 7 am to 7 pm with 60 percent turnout anticipated.
Beverly Hills attorney Jerry Giesler, 75, was released from a Las Vegas hospital and is resting at home after a mild heart attack suffered while vacationing. He experienced a prior mild heart attack earlier in the year and was hospitalized briefly before discharge.
A San Leandro medical office advertises a method to relieve leg aches and circulatory problems. The doctor states treatment relaxes muscles, improves circulation, eases nerve tension, aids sleep, and restores the desire to work. Address: 723 E Ub St San Leandro. Phone LO 2621.
Washington AP Senator Barry Goldwater says a Johnson Kennedy ticket would pose the severest challenge to Republicans in the presidential race. He observes Lyndon Johnson rising for the Democrats while John F Kennedy gains ground and expects over 600 early convention votes. Goldwater credits Johnson with smartly backing the President amid summit tensions and notes Khrushchev's insults may boost Johnson and Nixon. He also cites Kennedy’s rapid Paris meeting blame as strengthening Johnson.
On this day in history Nathan Hale was born in 1745 and Thomas Mann in 1875. In 1816 New England received 10 inches of snow, tied to the year dubbed no summer. In 1944 Allied forces under Eisenhower landed at Normandy on D-Day. Thought by Thomas Mann: Beauty can pierce like pain.
Royal Oak Michigan AP five too. Alice McLeod quit high school as a sophomore and married early. Now 21, mother of three, she earned an all expense scholarship to Michigan State University Oakland after returning to education in September 1957. She kept straight A’s aside from a typing error, attended night classes three years while caring for Mary Ellen 3, David 1, Raymond 2 months, and received encouragement from adult education officials. Her husband George, a water meter reader, supported her with family duties and expressed pride in her dedication.
Democrats urge voters to choose five trusted candidates for the county committee. The appeal highlights unpaid service, time, experience, and political knowledge as essential to running the next campaign. It names Nos. 6 10 13 21 and 24 as preferred on the ballot.
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