05 May 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
1
New York AP piece lists fashionable fears boosting social standing. Examples include cremiophobia, monophobia, scopophobia, dysmorphophobia, bathophobia, ichthyophobia, molysmophobia, chromatophobia, hylophobia, hydrophobia, parasitophobia, hypergyophobia, panophobia, taphophobia, erythrophobia, and dikephobia. The tone mocks trendiness and ends noting fear of justice as ultimate fear.
In Turin Italy the French won the world bridge championships finishing strong to beat Italy 112 to 55. Britain tied the American Spingold I for a split 88 to 88. the Vanderbilt I team ended third with 9 points. Spingold II and Spingold III tied for fourth with 8 points, while Italy scored 4.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The forger Rar W. Baker 34 says a life of crime is poor stating he has cost about 150000 dollars in checks over 35 years and spent 28 years in jail He chose forgery instead of guns or burglary because he didn’t know enough about burglary and did not want to use a gun Baker was charged with stealing trom is and forging govern s hell chek.
San Francisco AP reports Daryl Chessman feared for his 17 year old daughter from underworld reprisals as he faced execution in San Quentin. Attorney George V. Davis said Chessman insisted on innocence and refused to name the killer, hoping to protect his family until death.
AP dateline San Francisco reports four thousand delegates at the California Congress of Parents and Teachers convention name a new president Mrs. C. H. Culbertson of Long Beach along with a slate of officers. First vice president is Mrs. William Wilson Wood of Marysville and departmental vice presidents cover Organization expansion public welfare education parent education and family life health and communications. Recording secretary is Mrs. Morvis Lafleyvan of San Francisco Treasurer Mrs. Melvin Palmer of Riverside and Historian Mrs. Everett M. Findlay of Long Beach.
Dahumal Durdi Karaev, aged 59 and long time boss of the Turkmen Soviet Republic since 1958, died Wednesday in Moscow. The high ranking Communist Party figure was a key regional leader in the USSR and his death is reported by AP.
Kennedy and Humphrey sparred lightly in a televised Charleston WV debate. Humphrey remained hopeful about his nomination, while Kennedy pressed on with his campaign. Nixon, unopposed, signaled no preference on a running mate, and states rights candidates gained traction in Alabama.
Corydon T. Hill of Hollywood California was named national vice commander by the American Legion national executive committee to succeed the late Charles C. McGonegal of Sunol California. The appointment was announced in Indianapolis by AP.
In Brighton, Yvonne Moore hands over her one year old son to American wife Gladys Simon who plans to adopt him. Mrs Moore, 39, says she is too old to start a family, while Simon will stay six months in Britain to complete adoption. The couple’s move follows social pressure and a hospital birth amid emotional scenes. the child to be christened Francis.
East and West Writers Guild of America members agree the TV film strike will continue. West council voted 29 to 1 to sustain the majority voice and reject the producers’ contract offer. The TV film contract proposal and a joint networks deal were also rejected as the strike persists with some 340 members on strike since January 16.
Burma Cardoz a 16 year old hula dancer, daughter of Mr and Mrs J V Cardoza, received a month's vacation and a possible Hollywood screen test after impressing Mire Phil R Bodley of Los Altos Hills California. Bodley invited her to dance at a Shriners party in Honolulu and offered to cover travel. He plans to take her to Hollywood for a screen test.
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