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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle quotes his wife on the effects of marriage on husbands. Married men live longer and gain steadier meals, steadier routines, and a built in boss. Yet marriage also brings tooth loss, hair thinning, weight gain, and less free time. The column leans humorously on the idea that self-preservation drives matrimony, with the wife’s counterpoint echoing the same paradox.
Washington AP reports a Senate group led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson says intelligence silence is essential to national security. The Jackson panel concludes secrecy protects operations and survival, noting no direct critique or praise for the U2 incident and referencing broader intel needs without specific handling details.
DETROIT AP. Delle Foster, who vowed to visit his late father's grave after his death in a 10 year old accident, was killed when the car he rode in veered off a road near Lincoln Park. Two friends were present. one injured, the other unhurt.
The Daily Review announces its Hayward California office and mailing addresses. Rates are ten cents per cup and one month subscriptions at 31.00. The paper is published daily except Sundays with office details in Hayward Alameda County and Leander City Hall parcel references.
NEEDHAM MASS AP Prison and bank guard Eugene Hicks 32 charged with taking 103000 from a Needham bank vault and burying it in relatives graves. He led police to the graves emptying them of funds found in multiple graves and a vase. Hicks surrendered after telephoning from a Boston subway station. He said it was an impulse and he saw the money in the vault. Police recovered 24000 from his father s grave 34000 from a second grave and funds from two more graves plus 930 in a vase. Hicks once worked at the bank and at Walpole State Prison and had a spotless record until now.
In Brownsboro Texas a long running feud erupted at a east Henderson County school board meeting leaving Thurman Jackson a lumber operator dead after gunfire. Four were injured including board president Ivan Hong and board member J P Parker while secretary Dr Charles Rahm was charged with murder. Texas Rangers and highway patrol secured the scene as investigators questioned more than 50 witnesses amid ongoing rift over district leadership and former superintendent Homer Bass.
Tullahoma Tennessee AP reports a walkout by the Operating Engineers Union halts construction at the top secret Arnold engineering development center. Pickets appeared Thursday and the labor dispute threatens to further cripple the nation’s missile program amid existing aircraft plant walkouts.
SACRAMENTO AP The consumer counsel Helen Nelson wins a major victory against a brash sales scheme bilking Californians of at least 15 million dollars yearly. A Pacific Water Conditioning Association ethics resolution bans referral sales by any member after October, expected to curb unethical dealers outside the group.
In San Francisco on Thursday, attorneys for former Teamsters president Dave Beck contended he was wrongly convicted of income tax evasion, arguing procedural or legal flaws in the trial and appeals process. The case centers on Beck's alleged underreported income and related taxes.
A Ute band in northwest New Mexico stalks a buffalo cow for ceremonial use with tranquilizer gun aid, after her wandering from Colorado. Separate legal notes discuss Beck's income tax appeal and a case on embezzled funds.
Indonesian demonstrators believed to be linked to the Communists tried to approach the Japanese Embassy to present a petition against the U S Japan security pact. Military police repelled the crowd and confiscated protest letters.
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. A M Zarem says US could place 500 tons of satellites in orbit for about a billion dollars a year as space station costs fall. He cites current per pound costs near 15000 dollars dropping to about 1000, boosting feasibility of low cost stations.
In Hamilton Montana garage owner Harry We Boozer is elected delegate to the National Prohibition party convention. In London a divorce court investigation ends without a judge appearing as lawyers and witnesses await the official. In San Juan Puerto Rico Federico Torres wins a pool with a license plate numbers bet earning 28704 dollars.
Salinas police captured Salinas Sam, a 250 pound black bear driven from the Gabilan Mountains by drought. After multiple tranquilizer shots and a ride toward San Francisco, the bear was dead on arrival at Morgan Hill following a veterinary injection.
Radin Budapest reported seven people killed and 28 injured in a bus crash on Thursday near Budapest airport. The crowded bus left the road. cause was not provided.
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