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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1961
Page
2
Medical notes discuss how emotional stress can trigger acute glaucoma in undiagnosed patients. Strong emotion raises adrenaline causing pupil dilation and increased eye pressure. Chronic glaucoma progresses slowly with halos around lights and shrinking side vision. Eye pressure testing is quick and painless during exams.
Democratic leaders call for a cooling-off in foreign policy criticism as Kennedy prepares for Vienna talks with Khrushchev. Senate Leader Mansfield urges unity behind the president while Humphrey decries nasty partisan attacks. Kennedy plans individual meetings with Khrushchev, de Gaulle, and Macmillan to discuss global stability.
President Kennedy directs a counterattack against critics of a proposed tractor for prisoner exchange with Castro. He faces Cuban pressure, fund-raising efforts, and Latin American tensions while pursuing broader inter-American diplomacy and European conferences.
The Supreme Court meets today to consider up to 38 opinions before this term ends. Officials expect rulings on key cases across constitutional and civil issues, with announcements likely after the weekend session.
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A discussion on Dean Mortimer E. Cooley's method urges teachers and parents to foster creative thinking from grade school onward. It cites Ed ward Moore's push toward goals, claims the need for dinner table clinics, and compares past innovations by Bell, Ford, Edison, and Marconi to illustrate overcoming impossibilities.
Washington reports that federal spending may reach the $400 billion level within a few years, provoking debate among Republicans led by Dirksen and Halleck. They cite Kennedy plans to boost space, defense, foreign aid, civil defense, and jobs, with Budget Bureau estimates adding roughly $800 million to the 1962 fiscal year starting July 1.
In Jerusalem AP report, testimony by Dr. Gustave M Gilbert, former U.S. Army psychiatrist at Nuremberg, cites original statements by Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hoess on Jewish extermination. The piece weaves Eichmann’s role with wartime figures and then shifts to Kennedy’s 1962 deficit projections and fiscal policy debates in Congress. The article blends historical testimony with current budget forecasts and administration remarks by Kennedy, Dirksen, and Halleck.
Washington AP report says NASA chief James Webb predicted the United States would beat the Soviet Union to the moon. He said the next manned mission was planned for late June or early July, with a target date not fixed. Officials noted the press conference followed NBC Meet the Press remarks, amid costs estimated from 30 to 40 billion dollars.
President Lyndon Johnson will deliver the main address at the 9th commencement of Gallauder College. None of the graduates will hear it as speech will be signed by Elizabeth Ronson, dean of women, using sign language.
WASHINGTON The Best publican National Committee is expected to elect William J. Miller of New York as its chairman next Friday succeeding Sen Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky. Morton announced Sunday his successor would be chosen Friday with Miller, chairman of the GOP Congressional Campaign Committee, favored to win.
Tomorrow's forecast offers inspiration for Aries and Taurus to act ethically and trust instincts, while Gemini through Pisces receive guidance on harmony, duty, and social engagement. Aquarian gatherings and Sagittarian gratitude frame a lively day. Capricorns are urged to help others, Virgos focus at home, and Scorpios plan steps toward personal goals.
Joseph Maxey 23 and Lorelle Parks 2, both Black car wash workers, face charges of abduction rape and murder after Parks confessed to strangling Mrs Robert Tyson and Maxey admitted killing Mrs Ettie Ewell. Maxey had denied involvement but confessed Sunday, corroborating Parks. Preliminary hearing set in Plainfield Municipal Court. Memorial service for the victims held at St Paul’s Episcopal Westfield with about 30 attendees.
Warsaw reports Polish Foreign Ministry dismissed rumors of a defection by Interior Minister Antoni Alster who allegedly fled to the West. The London Daily Mail said sources identified him as a top Polish official in change allegiance since the war. The Foreign Office declined to comment and the CIA said no sentiment.
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