20 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle collections pique from readers and trivia. It recalls famous missteps by Washington and Edison, notes doctors skip checkups, car ownership rising, and quirky laws. A chorus of wits, lines on Eisenhower, Socrates, Boone, and Roosevelt add a playful gloss.
A GOP congressional study group led by Rep. Gerald Ford releases a blueprint for the party platform and election campaign stressing the Eisenhower era as proven policy. It notes Nixon endorsement and Rockefeller critiques while urging White House control of national security disclosures over the U2 incident.
Towa City Iowa UPI reports Professor Arthur Barnes of the University of Iowa says television has not reduced reading among youths. He notes studies from 1990 and 1938 show youngsters read about the same number of books per year despite TV’s rising popularity.
In Seoul President Eisenhower is mobbed by Little League players whose parents work in Korea. Ike chats with boys from the American community here and notes his grandson is a good second baseman and hitter. The children, glowing after meeting the president, press uniforms and recount questions about fielding and leadoff hitting.
Labor groups launch a nationwide drive led by Norman Smith to raise farm wages in California's Central Valley. They push for a $6.30 average minimum across fruit and vegetable picking, threaten picketing, and aim to boost wages while defending against price increases.
The item lists postal filing details for The Daily Review of Hayward California, noting second class matter under the act of Congress and providing the office address at on Winton Avenue Hayward.
A San Leandro doctor advertises treatment for leg pains and general circulation issues. The ad claims to improve nerves, sleep, and energy through specialized applications, listing contact details at 723 East 14th Street in San Leandro and a phone number.
Stanford professor Ronald Bracewell proposes intelligent extraterrestrials might drop unmanned satellites around stars with promising planets to attract contact. A beacon could be triggered by our radio signals, starting a dialogue across space once the right frequency is found.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Tar liner Matsonia was to dock this afternoon with two emergency medical cases aboard. At 6 30 a m Sunday Greek captain Spyron Att souras of the cargo ship Asteris fell ill en route Kobe Japan from Los Angeles and was transferred to the Matsonia along with a Matson physician. Also aboard is Navy hospital corpsman Keith Mr Tracy taken from the submarine Gudzeon last Friday. The captain’s illness was not specified but feared peritonitis was noted.
A scrambled clipping reports Sen John Kennedy joking about South Dakota voters during a Fargo gathering. Kennedy later backtracked amid laughing crowds. Separate patch mentions a Bruce ton plant party canceled due to work, and the Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava quipping about guests padding low beams and avoiding injuries at her 6th Century country home.
Wax effigy of Antony Armstrong-Jones was recovered at Tussaud's after theft from the waxworks. The life-size figure had broken hands and facial divots, needing recolor. Public appearance postponed to Wednesday or Thursday. The dummy wore a green Welcome Home placard after being found in a telephone booth by a patrolman.
Eastern Air Lines pilots returned to work in several stations but schedules remained strained. Pan Am faced widespread sick calls as crews protested a FAA regulation that places an inspector in the cockpit, displacing a co pilot. National Airlines faced a looming strike over wages and conditions with talks scheduled in Miami.
Washington reports say Rep Leonard Farhstein a Democrat from New York urged trying Adolf Eichmann in Israel to show the full magnitude of his genocidal program during World War II. Farhstein commented Sunday on Eichmann’s capture and extradition from Argentina.
The coalfish, valued for food, is identified as the green Pollack species found in the North Atlantic waters.
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