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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
1
AP reports a witty collage of “Dear Pavement Plate” style letters in Hal Boyle’s Boiling Point. The snippets poke fun at romance, fashion, etiquette, ambition, parenting, and travel insurance through humorous prompts and jokey replies.
Hollywood reports TV production thrives amid SAG walkout with 10,000 studio staff on TV series and independent films. Dispute centers on residuals from post IX films sold to TV, studios opposing double payment. Federal mediator Medout seeks a settlement as negotiators explore a compact package to satisfy both sides.
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth knighted obstetrician gynecologist John Peel, who delivered her three children. Peel is made a knight commander of the Royal Victorian Order and will be known as Sir John.
In Sacramento UPI says a watered-down master plan for higher education aims to keep legislative budget control while considering a constitutional amendment by Sen. Grinsky. Miller seeks his own bill amid a Senate Education Committee dispute over amendments and study delays.
The NLRB will hear March 22 on Teamsters Local 856 effort to organize about 10,000 bank clerical workers in the San Francisco Bay Area. The case asks if branch by branch organizing is valid or if a single bargaining unit should cover all branches of each bank. The drive began with the San Leandro Bank of California branch after Local 856 claimed the required 30 percent support.
Phnom Penh Cambodia premier Norodom Sihanouk urged that Red China be allowed to participate in peace discussions. He warned against focusing only on the Sahara nuclear test and said a broader inclusion would better secure lasting world peace.
The death toll in the Agadir quake rose to four Americans with the death of 16 year old Norene Bauer of Placentia California. She died at Port Lyautey hospital from a cerebral blood clot after being rescued from the Bella Vista Apartments wreckage. Her父 is Werner Bauer and worked for Login International Corp of San Francisco. A Moroccan carpenter and his 10 year old son survived eight days under a workbench after the temblor.
In Taipei Formosa Shiang Kai-shek marked his wife Chiang Kai-shek's 58th birthday today. Delegates to the National Assembly presented her a 10 foot ceremonial umbrella.
Washington AP reports the death of Sen. Richard L. Neuberger shifts the civil rights fight to a pause of mourning. The Senate planned a 9:30 a.m. recess as leaders forecast the vote on cloture amid a tight, partisan battle over voting rights in a tentative path to passage.
A Hidalgo County prisoner complains he lacks a door key and elevator service with electricity cut at 8 p.m. A London firm unveils a night watchman alarm device enabling a police call with a single swing. In Walthamston Greyhound Stadium judges void a race after two men chased dogs onto the track. In Kuala Lumpur a match factory fire destroys about two million matches in a $25,000 blaze.
Rome reports President Gronchi asked Premier Segni to form another government after his cabinet resigned on February 24. Segni planned coalition talks with other political leaders to resolve a two week old crisis.
London AP reports Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones will wed May 6 at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony mirroring royal pageantry. Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher to pronounce them man and wife. Prince Philip to give away the bride. London police plan crowd control for likely vast demonstrations. Armstrong-Jones expected to receive a high peerage, possibly marquess, before the wedding.
West Palm Beach AP report says 11 year old confessed killer Dennis Whitney endured head injuries in childhood. Sister Darlene Cleary from Reseda Calif visits him in Palm Beach County Jail amid murder charges and alleged rampage across Florida California Arizona.
Granada AP reports Spanish rescue teams fought through a blinding snowstorm to bring 70 of 72 aboard a U S Navy four engine plane down from the Sierra Nevada. No deaths. 10 listed uninjured and five of the remaining 22 injured are not serious. The big CH crash landed in heavy fog en route from Naples to Rota.
Oklahoma City Attorney Ed Moler told the council it cannot outlaw segregation in public places. He said municipal power over civil rights ordinances requires state authorization, despite support from church leaders and the NAACP chapter urging a ban on discrimination in restaurants and other public accommodations.
New York AP report says Elizabeth Taylor nursed a bruise after slipping on ice near a Philadelphia restaurant. An X-ray at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center revealed a bone bruise above the ankle, not a fracture. She returned to New York with husband Eddie Fisher.
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