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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
1
New York AP essay argues a desk drawer mirrors a man’s life from youth to old age. It traces personal items, keepsakes, and notes a man leaves behind as he ages and finally departs, leaving the desk to chronicle a new life.
Gov. Brown told the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention that a war of ideologies has outflanked bases. He cited protests in Japan, Korea, Turkey and Africa as evidence and urged more than slogans to win the nation’s aims. He noted voter approval of 400 million dollars in veterans bonds and warned opponents would grow more active. Resolution support for acreage limits in reclamation and water projects was adopted.
San Francisco officers completed a riot control course after the City Mall clash during a House subcommittee meeting. Supervising Captain Kiely described rioters as a new type, noting the unit will guard dignitaries and respond to disturbances.
National City California AP reports real estate man Larry Hoffman sold a house for 1 with a provision the buyer must move it. Hoffman's commission was fi belts.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Irving A. De Blanc called a National Catholic Family Life Conference report alarm ing. He said studies show Catholic married couples use contraception about as much as non Catholics and the Church opposes such use. He noted the Church may later recommend continence if needed and urged frank discussion of sexuality with engaged couples.
A grand jury heard Richard Loomis allegedly offered pilots money to crash an Mosquito bomber in 1957. Pilot David Brown testified Loomis offered 10 000 to cause a crash and another pilot Lewis Leach Jr. corroborated Loomis discussed the plan. Gibbs, aged 32, was killed in the aircraft.
Postal notice for the Daily Review published at 1367 Winton Ave Hayward with second class matter under March 3, 167d act. Subscription rates shown. edition runs daily except Sundays. Local offices listed in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and nearby contact numbers.
An AP report outlines an ongoing investigation by the Stele Labor Commission into agencies that lure foreign domestic workers from Europe and the British Isles to Los Angeles with false promises. Italian-style wages, binding contracts, and high recruitment fees trap workers, with salaries from 8 to 123 dollars monthly and many left penniless after contracts end.
Chery Crane daughter of Lana Turner is returned for the third time to El Retiro juvenile correctional school after an order by Juvenile Court Referee Harry Simar. The 11 year old fatally stabbed Johnny Stampanalo in 1958 and has twice escaped. Turner and Stephen Crane comment on the situation.
Cambridge Ohio officials ruled a pond accident caused the death of Robby Scrappansky 46 after a bullet fired by David Dolan 13 ricocheted off Black Pond and struck him in the chest. Dolan is from Buffalo.
AP: In a week radio contact with Pioneer V could end as it drifts more than 20 million miles from the sun. Jodrell Bank in England reported the five watt transmitter responded, but battery deterioration may end tracking within a week.
Argentina told the United Nations that Israel’s move of Adolf Eichmann from Buenos Aires to Israel derailed direct talks between the two governments. Ambassador Mario Amadeo urged the Security Council to find Israel liable for violations and seek reparations, saying negotiations are pointless under current conditions. He noted failed efforts to arrange a Ben Gurion Frondizi meeting, as Frondizi’s government sees no basis for talks.
Joseph J. Spees O'Keefe, 51, who helped mastermind the Brink's robbery, was discharged in Massachusetts after serving most of two concurrent three to four year terms. Judge Forte ruled he had already served sufficient time. Federal and state officers credit his testimony for solving the 1950 heist.
Four members of Syngman Rhee’s government faced trial in Pusan on charges of rigging the presidential election in favor of Rhee and his running mate A-Poong. Leading the group was Shin De Sung the skimmer provincial governor. One of three licensed police officers is still at large and is being sought in absentia.
MADRAS, India. Sun darayya, a member of the Indian Communist party executive, declares support for Red China over its border dispute with India. He states the Indian Communist chief publicly backs China's claim to areas in the Ladakh sector along the northeast frontier.
Thomas Mahoney 27, a burglary parole violator, was returned to city jail Tuesday after claiming he walked out Sunday with visitors entering an elevator because nobody paid him attention. Fire Department had to assist with a basement fire at the Fire Department squad’s station in New York City. Jessie Park granted annulment from Ralph Park in Pasadena after a two day marriage ended with a complaint of being husband and wife in name only. both are 70.
In southern Chile a six year old Indian boy was killed and his body dumped into the sea in a tribal ceremony said to appease the fury of earthquakes and storms. The tribe’s medicine man and the child’s parents were arrested as authorities reported a disaster cycle since a major quake a month ago.
Reno AP report notes engineer Samuel B. Maris says sea water conversion cannot compete with existing water sources for at least 34 years, possibly longer, even with low energy costs. He cites irrigation price ranges and brine disposal as major hurdles while noting a California project and a potential nuclear reactor link.
Senator Stuart Symington, a Democratic presidential candidate, told a taped interview that militarily the Russians are stronger than the United States. He warned the U S is behind economically psychologically and technologically and urged avoiding nuclear war. He spoke on Today NBC.
London United Press International reports film star Alec Guinness rejected a $1.4 million contract to appear in a 39 episode American beer ad series. He would have acted only in 12 shows and did not identify the sponsor.
Paris AP reports Octave Rabate director of L Humanite and Etienne Fajon chief editor were fined 1000 francs each for inciting military disobedience. The case centers on communist party press actions in France during the period.
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