03 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
1
New York AP humor column catalogs sharp wits and legal pratfalls. A string of quips targets lawyers, judges, clients, and courtroom mishaps highlighting eccentricities, ambition, and the absurdities of law practice.
TACOMA WASH Campaign ads from four Haley brothers show mixed support for governor candidate Rosellini. Fred Haley candy maker backs Democrat Rosellini. other brothers including Rh. G. Haley and Frank Haley are linked to alternative endorsements as ads surface in local papers.
Subscription rates and delivery details for The Daily Review are listed. Various office contacts appear for San Leandro, Alameda County, and nearby locations. Financial figures include 1.75 dollars for Sundays and weekly offerings.
Los Angeles AP report describes jurors recalling a judge's remark during the murder trial of I. R. Reed Finch and his former mistress Carete Treg off. After 50 hours of deliberation they returned to court seeking guidance on deliberations. Grant B. Cooper, lawyer for Finch, noted the judge urged the jury to reach an agreement. The prior jury was dismissed after extended deliberations.
AP reports in New York City and suburbs that Nixon and Kennedy drew similar turnout. Analysts note crowds varied by demographic type, with Nixon strongest among older workers and Wall Street areas while Kennedy dominated around garment district venues.
In Erlanger Kentucky the Mary Queen of Heaven School acquired a H passenger bus after a year long drive across New York and Texas. Parish priest Rev. Paul Ciangetti arranged with a Dayton Ohio stamp firm to obtain 2 500 books of stamps valued at more than 300 000 dollars in goods. The school sent 1 000 sellers asking for stamp books and officials covered the remaining cash to replace a 1936 model.
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon waged a blitz in New York to win the 47 electoral votes but fell short of a knockout. Eisenhower praised Nixon and Taxige while criticizing Kennedy without naming him, and defended Korea as the war’s end nears. He cited defections from Communist regimes to argue for U.S. strength.
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