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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
1
AP columnist Hal Boyle analyzes middle aged feelings of uselessness among men and women. He offers humorous remedies such as back patters, confessing to a wife, moving to a wilderness hut, reading Encyclopaedia Britannica, and chasing a grand cause, ending with the notion that aging may avert the midlife malaise.
London reports the British Labour Party executive committee proposes banning US nuclear rocket bases in Britain while allowing bomber bases elsewhere. It calls Britain to halt new nuclear weapons and rely on American power for deterrence, oppose hydrogen bombs without NATO approval, and reject Western patrol planes carrying H bombs.
CAP Canaveral Florida reports a Polaris submarine missile fired from an underground pit reaching a 1000 mile target after air ejection from shore based and ship tubes. Earlier Thor Able Star launched two satellites. Atlas delivered a 5000 mile flight with a new nose cone. All four tests succeeded.
The Woolaroc Museum, located 13 miles southwest of Bartlesville Oklahoma, houses more than 55 000 historic exhibits including Indian and western painting masterpieces and other items on display.
Washington AP report on Project Ozma at Green Bank West Virginia as sunspot trouble blocks the first systematic search for intelligent signals from space. The one month project has stretched into April 31 and may last two more weeks, with officials noting no intelligible signals detected and a scare from earthling interference.
Washington reports the U S Tokyo security pact is in force for ten years but Japan’s political crisis casts doubt on the alliance’s future. Premier Nobusuke Kishi resigns amid opposition as U S base rights are secured through rapid ratification and a covert plan. Washington fears continued unrest could shape Japan’s course in coming months.
Munich court sentenced former Dachau guard Wolfgang Obulls to life for pushing Jew Kurt Riesenfeld into a steel basket, hoisting him to a crane height seven feet, then dropping him onto pavement until death. In Dismet, S D, Joe Martinson died later at the county farm after the same method, with 2 348 found in his clothes.
Houston City Council votes to annex about 1100 square miles, boosting total area to about 1560 square miles. Mayor Cutter criticizes plan while officials cite growth potential as population nears 933,000 in the city and 1.23 million in the metro area, with Los Angeles as the current largest by area.
In Los Angeles a burglar who raided Shannon Luminous Materials Co left a business card at the scene. Richard Sample, 23, denied involvement but a black light exposed luminous traces on his shoes. He was booked on suspicion of burglary.
A light in a wooden igloo in Lincoln England sparked a small fire when an Eskimo home s lamp short circuited. In Erie Police report a tow truck theft and a car destined for junk yard. in London the best literature prize goes to J H Edmondson for activated sludge research. in Columbus a land price row ends with higher state offer. in Washington DC police pants issued with stronger seams for modesty. in London TV network misordered Rawhide reels but finish sequence intact.
Chicago reports a 14 month wage conflict between railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ends with a 4 percent pay increase over 16 months. Members will gain 10.208 cents per hour, half effective July 1, 1900 and half March 3, 1901. Wages now range from 2.25 to 2.40 an hour. The deal also folds in 60 cents per hour total living adjustments since May 1957, cancels the cost of living escalator, and holders the contract to November 1961.
SACRAMENTO AP Newly elected officers of the American Boys State were to be sworn into office at the State Capitol today. Louis Pambianco, 16, of San Jose, was chosen governor in general elections Wednesday at the annual model government session. Other officers include James A. Page Compton lieutenant governor Silvano Marchesi Stockton attorney general William Rutledge North Tollywood secretary of state James Torre Los Angeles treasurer Gary Garfinkle Alameda chief justice Kenneth Kendall San Francisco superintendent Seiga Hayashi Los Angeles and more.
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