29 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
1
In a humorous survey Hal Boyle outlines common office time wasters. From the hold deceiver and rumormonger to the homing pigeon and savvy statistician, the piece lampoons types who waste time. The article contrasts them with the true genius who frustrates the boss while inching toward eventual rewards.
Western observers at an international congress hailed Soviet automation progress as a leap ahead. They cited self correcting control systems in steel mills, radio transmitter power control, pneumatic computers with fewer moving parts, and safer use in chemical plants, noting Soviet electronic computers are still advancing.
AP reports 201 garbage collectors on strike in Copenhagen causing about 800 tons of garbage daily. A Health Board official said conditions worsen as the heat wave ends after a week.
The notice lists the Daily Review Inc Faleted at the Hayward office and Alameda County addresses with names and phone numbers for various departments and clerks. It preserves postal filing lines and office locations in a dated community notice style.
A Senate House committee survey shows 2 993 409 civilian workers on federal payrolls at end May, down 124 805 from April marking the first decline in the trend.
New York grapples with a second day of a Wildcat bus strike as hundreds of thousands switch to subways and other transit. Drivers protest one way street plans affecting Fifth Avenue Coach Co. routes. demonstrations tied up depots while Mayor Wagner says no city intervention.
A 501 foot Sinclair Oil tanker George MacDonald sank after slipping a towline near 50 miles east of Charleston. All 43 aboard survived as the J C Dyer, towing ship, attempted to reach shore pumps and repair crews. The loss followed a condenser sea water casing failure—details were still unavailable. Crew spoke only through a Sinclair Refining Co. lawyer.
Torrential rains burst an irrigation reservoir in one village near Hyderabad, killing 18 people and triggering rescue efforts. Officials warned of rising flood risk as crews searched for missing residents.
In San Francisco AFL-CIO AWOC leaders present their case to Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell on farm labor amid the California sit situation. Farmers led by John Zuckerman of Stockton urge allowing Mexican braceros to pick fruit despite pickets. Norman Smith of AWOC and officials head to Washington to argue the issue as Congress debates extending Public Law 78 and Wagner Peyser Act guidelines.
In Mountain Home Arkansas a five year old, Travis Quarles, slipped from an innertube while riding a float swim during a vacation. His mother Mrs Raymond Quarles of Loyvington New Mexico briefly looked away after taking a smiling photo. When she looked back the boy had vanished into eight feet of water. A diver recovered the body about an hour later.
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