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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1960

Page

2

NATO proposal for a European technical university

In Eugene Oregon AP report Dr William A Nierenberg science advisor to NATO proposed a European technical university to advance peaceful scientific cooperation. He envisions specialized institutes that could grow into an industrial university complex akin to MIT and Caltech, guiding postwar research efforts.

Sugene Ore Dairope North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO William A. Nierenberg Scientifc Nierenberg University of California At Berkeley National Science Foundation University of Oregon School of Journalism United States Maxscchusalls Institute of ‘Technotor California Institute of ‘Technology

U S Sub Docks At Norway Port

TIAMMERFEST Norway AP The American submarine Arch erfist arrived here Thursday after completing a series of scientific observations in the North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean.

U.S Norway Tiammerfest Archerfist

California Democratic Delegation Holds Caucus Sat For Unit Rule

California's Democratic delegation plans a Saturday caucus to decide on a unit rule and candidate support at the Democratic National Convention. Gov. Brown backs Mosk and the unit rule, while Zilren opponents gain strength among Southern California delegates. The 162 pledged delegates include 18 congressmen, 40 state legislators, 18 union officials, and 26 women.

Sacramento California Gov. Brown Shali Atty. Gert Stanley Mosk Paul Ziffren Sen. Kennedy Brown Mosk Eleins Cratic Zilven Glut M. Anderson Joseph L. Wyatt Jr theCalifornia Democratic Council Kennedy Symington Stevenson Johnson T.4 Gail Jingle

Market Fire Devastates Taegu Killing Dozens and Homeless

In Seoul AP report 40 Koreans die in Taegu market blaze that razed the area and disrupted the rail hub. Officials count 10 injured and thousands displaced as the fire rages and damages are placed at millions.

Seoul South Korea Tonga Taegu

Meeting Called On Natural Gas Price

SACRAMENTO AP report says a state and federal experts meeting will be held in Los Angeles Tuesday to discuss multimillion dollar increases in California natural gas prices. Gov. Brown announced the open conference to address rising rates and lack of hearings by the Federal Power Commission. The meeting aims to promote public awareness and seek just and reasonable prices for California’s gas, with William R. Connole listed as a participant, noted as the consumer’s voice on the FPC.

Los Angeles Peicas California Brown FEC FPC Wilkam M. Bennett Conerence Bennett State Public Utilities Commission Wiliam R. Connole Commission Wisenhower

Bette Davis Sues Over Fall At Brentwood Home

Actress Bette Davis 52 sues property owners and rental agency for 85000 damages claiming a fall in a Brentwood Los Angeles house. She says the fall caused a crushed vertebra and months of back pain while she was preparing for Look Homeward Angel.

Angeles Bette Davis Monkhs Miss David Dmiss Davis Brentwood Los Angeles

Signal Corps marks 100th birthday amid early experiments

The U.S. Army Signal Corps traces its origins to mid 1860s experiments by an army surgeon aiming to perfect a signaling system. The note highlights the 100th birthday celebration of the corps and its initial development rooted in early technical trials.

U.S. Army’ Signal Corps

Quick Ruling Sought On Farm Labor Issue

In Sacramento a legislative committee seeks a rapid federal ruling on California’s refusal to hire laborers to farms under picket dispute. The State Senate Fact Finding Committee on Labor and Welfare asks for a clear decision on whether a labor dispute exists when nonemployer pickets act.

Sacramento California U.S James Mitchell State Senate

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