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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
1
New York AP column features a string of cat jokes and quips about pets, owners, and human foibles. The humor spins around cats as objects of affection and dismissal, with sly takes on dangers, vanity, and the oddities of animal care.
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Air Force investigates a Titan missile explosion that killed technician Joseph G. Sibole, 24, during a systems check on a service tower about halfway up the rocket. Nine others suffered minor injuries as a squib charge blew a flare door open.
Two armed young convicts, Carl Roy Chase age 19 and Jay Lea King age 20, were captured after hiding in a children's playhouse in Ottawa Kansas. They had escaped from a Kansas prison transfer and spent five days roaming the countryside. Officers said the pair did not want to shoot anyone and did not resist when police stormed the hiding place. Both faced terms totaling three years for their prior escapes.
Sacramento AP The Senate Labor and Welfare Committee heard testimony on the clash between farmers and the AFL C IO Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee. Testimony covered wage demands, disputed labor dispute definitions, and Perluss ruling limiting assignment of workers to picketed farms. Farmers argue agriculture is exempt from NLRA while AWOC seeks $1.25 hourly pay and broader organizing across about 250 000 farm workers.
Sacramento and New York dispatches relay Governor Brown’s critique of Adlai Stevenson’s 1956 run. He says Stevenson wore himself out with endless appearances and speeches while Eisenhower stayed fresh. Brown also shares his own campaign philosophy, noting limits on time, the value of appealing to friendly voters, and a dislike of campaigning in bars. He recalls a 1958 governor race moment and explains why he pursues public service and mentorship through careful appointments.
In Columbia South Carolina, Senator Strom Thurmond won the Democratic nomination for another six year term by an overwhelming margin. He carried 242,022 votes to 29,133 for his only opponent, R Beverley Herbert, who had entered the race seeking to challenge the strong incumbent. Thurmond’s victory all but guarantees reelection in the heavily Democratic state.
The Daily Review of Hayward California publishes notices about post office matters under federal act and provides contact addresses and office phone numbers for Hayward San Leandro Fremont, with rates 10 cents per copy and 140 dollars monthly. The notice lists editorial offices and mailing information for Alameda County.
San Francisco AP reports assemblyman Bruce Reagan of Pasadena ridicules a night school course at Acalanes High in Lafayette titled Fun with Frosting. He questions state funds for adult education as the course claims 103 students last session.
Timbuktu is described as a caravan routed town in the Sudan region of French West Africa with an approximate population around 7 000. The fragment mentions its location and size but lacks detailed context or events.
Navy units search for a large white balloon about 40 stories high that launched June 11 from Brunswick, Georgia, to measure cosmic rays. It drifted out to sea southwest of San Diego after failed instrument releases over Texas. Visual sighting last Monday by a civil pilot. Navy asks pilots and mariners to report sightings.
A former police sergeant Harris 35 is reinstated to duty as a Municipal Court bailiff by the Tampa Civil Service Board after six months in prison for embezzling funds from a defendant. He had been dismissed in 1956 and later pardoned after the State Pardon Board reopened his case.
Fragmentary note explains meaning of a local term derived from Thocklow language. References Okle meaning people and dima meaning red, yielding the phrase Red People as an etymology clue. No verifiable events or dates provided.
Weather bulletin reports moist air from the Pacific bringing rain to the north tier and scattered showers across the upper Mississippi Valley central plains and northern Rockies. Heaviest totals include about an inch at Rochester New York and .70 of an inch at Colville Washington. Morning temperatures ranged from 44 at Francr Cole to the central regions and southward reaching the 50s and 60s.
A collage of brief incidents from UPI reports: Ben Thrift’s $866 car loan vanished while he ate lunch in Greensboro New Jersey. In London teachers college students show one fifth cannot divide by nine. Lenox Iowa workers tilt lifted bell lets parishioners reenter United Presbyterian Church. In Durham England four men pay a $210 fine for disguising a greyhound winner with a sleeper named Black Besuiy.
An airliner crashed near Mt Gilbert in Alaska with all 14 aboard dead. The Pacific Northern Airlines Constellation, en route from Seattle to Anchorage, vanished in clouds and drizzle. A search crew found the wreckage about 700 feet below the summit. no survivors were reported.
Governor Brown named Municipal Judge Francis McCarty of San Francisco to the Superior Court to replace Daniel Shoemaker who moves to the appeal court. McCarty, 54, was appointed 16 months ago after seven years on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and is active in the Democratic Party for bringing major league baseball to the city.
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