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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
2
The Review previews a new comic strip titled Earth People by Arnie Mos and Bob Siene. Uncle Dunk stars in a satirical daily panel as part of a six character ensemble. The feature is described as rich in humor and sharp observations.
Write-in and absentee ballots decided or heavily influenced about a dozen races as many incumbents won unopposed on the Democratic and Republican tickets. Republican Alonzo Sell won the 16th District nomination over Murray Chotiner. Lemoine Blanchard captured the Los Angeles GOP nod. several state senators and assembly members faced close absentee counts. The cross filing repeal of 1959 fuels these write-in campaigns.
AP report notes California Democratic delegates divided over the presidential race with Brown tied to a tentative plan and Kennedy, Symington, Johnson, and McLain listed as potential second choices. Delegates discuss strategy ahead of June meetings and the Los Angeles convention trying to avoid early commitments.
California voters approve Prop 1 a 400 million dollar Cal Vet bond despite opposition. Joseph N Farber says the self supporting loan program remains valued as veterans receive loans since 1924 and the program continues to be appreciated by Californians. Burglars loot in Paris region during holiday period.
Soviet papers seized on a Bomnare missile fire and bomb scare at McGuire Air Force Base on Wednesday. They portray the incident as a major horror story.
Chicago Tribune reports Kennedy and Stevenson discussed a joint path to the nomination with Stevenson denying any formal deal. The plan allegedly includes Stevenson avoiding Los Angeles ballots early, Kennedy backing Stevenson if needed, and Kennedy accepting the VP slot if Stevenson leads. Stevenson and Daley dismiss the reports. Kennedy supporters push petitions in New York.
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