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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
2
Medical memo explains allergic reactions can develop after multiple exposures to penicillin and even from milk from treated cows. It urges caution, notes hospitalizations occur, and cites dairy milk restrictions of three days after cow treatment.
Anthony Agrillo testifies before the California Senate Fact Finding Committee on Table Health and Safety that 25 barber colleges operate in the state. One Santa Jose school advertises 6 cent haircuts and 2 cent shaves, undermining licensed barbers. He says many colleges focus on competition over teaching, while 19 103 registered barbers work in 10 606 shops and some graduates end up as backyard barbers or in other work.
PRETORIA South Africa AP Justice Minister Francois Eras mus announced that about 1,200 of the 1,000 political detainees still held under state of emergency regulations will be released within the next two weeks.
UPI report from London notes newly independent African states plan to push UN reform and tighten rules. Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana indicates his government will seek changes at the United Nations to reflect the rising number of independent nations.
Federal Judge sentence as Virgin Stevens, 37, of San Francisco, to a year in prison for producing counterfeit twenty dollar bills. She admitted making the notes to support herself and daughter after failing to find work and repaying some merchants with a ninety dollar money order. The case showed conditions warranting review for possible sentence reduction within 90 days.
In Minneapolis the Sister Kenny Foundation reorganized its board after a state attorney general report alleged polio donation irregularities. Former mayor Marvin L. Kline faced a $605,000 salary inquiry. Fred Fadell was fired amid questions over fees to Chicago solicitation firms and payments linked to Kline. The new head, B C Gamble, vowed to move quickly to keep the foundation afloat.
The International Association of Machinists approved a new contract covering 27 000 Convair workers in California plants and Atlas missile bases. IAM said 58 percent voted for the agreement reached in June. Basic pay rises four cents an hour retroactive to June and three cents more next June, plus any second year cost of living adjustments. The current scale runs from $1.79 to $3.40.
PASADENA CALIF AP chef of the world's leadingstron omers Dr Walter Baade 67 died in Germany while visiting at the University of Gottingen California Institute of Technology said Baade died Sunday He retired in 1958 after 27 years with Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories Baade was known for finding two fundamental age groups for stars the giants and the red giants.
Advice column in which Dr Crane discusses aging brains arteriosclerosis and irrational moments in the elderly. He emphasizes blood flow through visitors and social activity as a “tonic,” plus caffeine and sugar morning boosts, and urges family reunions and childhood stories to provoke rationality. He suggests writing to Dr Crane for booklets.
Requiem Mass planned for Carmen Soto 73 who died Monday at her Union City home 31033 Granger Ave A native of Mexico she lived 43 years in area widow of Joe Soto mother of Jennie Ternandez Macy Areechiga Tillie Soto and Albert Soto 23 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren survived by siblings in Mexico Rosary at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward today Funeral 8:30 am tomorrow at St Anne's Alvarado burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
May Van Lew of San Leandro died Sunday at age 56. She was wife of the late William W. Van Lew mother of William Van Lew of Dixon and Mrs Dorothy Robinson of Oakland sister of Dr Myron Axpel of Fontana and Mrs Margaret McCall of San Leandro and survived by five grandchildren. Services at 2 pm tomorrow at Garden Chapel Pratt Fior Mortuary 1011 C St Hayward with Rev Eatin Ht Sheriman officiating. Burial Mt Eden Cemetery.
Dudley Harrington of San Lorenzo 47170 Via La Jolla is reported in a hospital record. Friends may call at Sorensen Funeral Home in San Lorenzo for services and mourning details.
Ex-university official E B Landre recants complaints about the Community Library Center project in SAN LEANDRO declaring workmanship and materials were not as alleged. Council considers probe into alleged insulation substitutions and possible contractor overcharges while officials defend specs and call for professional review.
Castro Valley The Castro Valley School District announces a summer library program running from tomorrow through August 3. All kindergarten to sixth grade schools participate except Clifton and Castro Valley where libraries are updating to the Newbery Decimal System and hours are Wednesdays 10 am to noon, with Redwood Intermediate open 11 am to 3 pm.
Some deepsea fish have light producing organs that help them see in total darkness enabling navigation and detection of prey. The bioluminescent system is an adaptation to the deep ocean where sunlight does not reach and aids camouflage signaling and attraction in murky waters.
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