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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle argues a fantasy True Welfare, Better World party could win in 1964. The spoof program lampoons housing, welfare, health, jobs, wages, youth, taxes and governance with absurd promises, noting voter discontent after the 1960 election and the appeal of a bold, unrealistic platform.
Nemo citizens will expect the new Remnocratic administration to live up to its platform and work for civil rights, the executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said Tuesday. Roy Wilkins told a group at the New Jersey Education Association’s annual convention that all anti bias rules must pass in the Senate.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles for The Daily Review including publisher Willis Chilcote and Ray Teuscatt. It lists offices in Hayward and Oakland areas with multiple address fragments and odd spellings. Subscription rates and department heads appear garbled and require verification.
Pele Zapalo of Oakland was sentenced to 10 days in county jail after appearing before Judge Gerald P. Conmitty yesterday on a driving on a suspended license charge.
The Southern Baptist Convention of California praised President-elect John F Kennedy in a four day Stockton gathering. Delegates urged unity and unqualified cooperation with the new administration while noting Kennedy’s campaign stance on church-state separation. Dr. W B Tinderlake was elected the new SAPTHeth Baptist president, succeeding Dr Charles L McClain.
Washington UPI reports both FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and CIA chief Allen W Dulles expressed satisfaction as President elect Kennedy asked them to remain in office. Hoover said he is honored Kennedy wants him to continue his work since 1924. Dulles said he is satisfied Kennedy wants him to continue serving the government in the CIA and for his confidence in the agency.
Almanac Today lists Friday November 11, 1960 as the fifth day with 60 days remaining. It recalls Mayflower Pilgrims anchoring at Cro Cod in 1620, Washington state entering the Union in 1889, Harding dedicating the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in 1921, and a 1983 dust storm sweeping North Dakota. Thought for today cites Sydney Smith on correspondence and suspenders.
Washington AP reporters compiled expert analyses after John F. Kennedy won the presidency. They weigh religion, TV presence, and urban voting blocs as key influences, with Ohio and New York highlighted for surprising outcomes though no single factor fully explains the close overall result.
In Hyannisport Mass Kennedy arrived nearly an hour late for his first presidential news conference but recovered with crisp, calm responses. Reporters addressed him as Mr President as he spoke for about 30 minutes on questions and answers. He appeared rested, poised, and confident, gesturing with a forefinger for emphasis as the armory crowd stood in respectful silence.
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