14 Nov 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1959
Page
1
A quirk filled round up from London to Japan reports a U.K. vicar trading a wheelbarrow of apples for charity, a Wisconsin tavern keeper facing liquor charges, a Mississippi boy rescued from a tree by bystanders, and Italy’s Francesco Pezrotta questioned in a jewel theft probe after auto theft.
Daily publication notice lists subscription prices 19 cents per copy and one month at 1.30 pounds. Provides offices in Raywand Kennda County California Hayward Serra Seivetson and Fremont addresses with minor location details and dubious phrasing.
Senator John Kennedy told Wisconsin Democratic delegates that change in the administration is vital to prevent gains by the Soviet Union over seven years. The Milwaukee speech closed a two day tour aimed at gauging Wisconsin support for a potential presidential bid as the state prepares its April primary. Hubert Humphrey is slated to speak at the convention amid speculation he will run and enter Wisconsin’s race.
Washington. Allen W. Dulles told Congress that the Soviet economy shows strong growth potential by 1970 if the United States boosts industrial expansion. He challenged inflated claims of Soviet weakness and noted Russia was a major industrial power after World War II, with abundant raw materials and a tradition of scientific excellence.
Statewide weather outlook for California with overcast skies in San Francisco hay region through Sunday and partial clearing in afternoons. Northern Central California: partly cloudy, night and morning fog in several valleys, little temperature change, highs 57 to 74. San Joaquin and Salinas Valleys: fog cycles, light variable winds, temperatures steady, high 61 to 74, lows 34 to 50. Monterey Bay and coastal Santa Maria area: fog at night and morning, fair afternoons, slight temperature shifts.
In Palo Alto a new 80 foot high, 130 ton three axis satellite tracking antenna built by Philco WDL for Lockheed Missiles and Space Division is delivered to Air Force tracking stations worldwide. The dish, 40 feet in diameter, uses an aluminum skin for precise signal reception and features a wind spoiler and wind tolerance up to 140 mph.
Hollywood Florida AP Pat Ward once a teen call girl who testified in the 1955 Mickey Jelke trial in New York is hospitalized in fair condition after an overdose of sleeping pills. It is her third recent overdose, while married to Dr. J Charles Savares a Miami osteopath. Her stormy marriage has produced three divorces, all withdrawn after reconciliations. Jelke a Margarite heir convicted in New York on charges of compulsory prostitution. Ward acted as a key witness at his trial.
Presidential hopefuls including Vice President Nixon Senator Kennedy and Governor Rockefeller draw attention as campaign chatter heats up across the country. Harriman Brown discuss strategy in Sacramento while Nixon in Indianapolis weighs farm policy and 1960 plans. Kennedy cites Churchill and space race anxieties as he argues for a new administration. Rockefeller in San Francisco hints at GOP paths but dodges nominating intentions.
In San Francisco reporters from radio and television refuse to concede second access as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller conducts separate press sessions. They push to question first while noting differing press dynamics between San Francisco and New York. NBC says radio-TV format yields more informative news.
The Dalai Lama, in Massouri India, tells the International Legal Enquiries Commission that 10,000 Tibetans have been deported to China and that sterilization and castration are being used to erase Tibetan population. He cites 3,000 to 4,000 Lhasa children sent to China and asserts ongoing suppression of human rights.
Arthur Douglas Foster III of Glyndon, 27, goes door to door asking if residents are poor and then handing out money, totaling about $3,000 on Thursday and more on Friday. Police questioned him but found no crime in giving his own money, while witnesses describe a serious, focused charitable act. Foster, a former student of Johns Hopkins Harvard London Madrid and Montreal, says he wants to spare welfare questions and help those in need directly.
On this date in history, 1765 Robert Fulton born, 1832 first streetcar appears in New York, 1880 Nellie Bly departs Hoboken to beat Verne, 1915 Masaryk elected first president of Czechoslovakia, 1935 Roosevelt proclaims Philippines a free commonwealth. Francis Bacon quote on travel ends.
Kansas City AP report says Earl Wilson aged 21, an ex convict, confessed in writing Friday night to taking part in the taking against will, shooting and assault of an 18 year old white girl on Sept 10. Two other Black suspects Eugene Art ery 22 and David McCleveland Jr. 26 are in custody. McCleveland’s body was found in the Missouri River nine days after the crime. Undergarments belonging to the victim were found in McCleveland’s closet and police suspect he was killed to prevent identification. Wilson denied involvement with McCleveland’s death.
An editor notes how immunity shields diplomats and families from prosecution. The piece cites 1799 U.S. law and centuries of practice, including a 1919 Swiss case and a Washington incident involving the Irish ambassador’s son, illustrating enduring host-country protections.
The company identifies itself as the oldest flying airline in the world, tracing its founding to October 7, 1819, and calling itself Royal Dutch Airlines.
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