16 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle notes the allure of a new Fifth Avenue skyscraper dining club for top executives. He recalls the pricey memberships and views over New York, while joking about envy and his humble lunch. A prominent industrialist declines an invite, citing existing clubs he rarely visits.
A Texas publisher aged 42 is charged with two bank robberies. Investigators say he and an accomplice carried out the hold ups, stealing money and leaving photos of bank workers, with one robbery at the Faurers State Bank in Schulenburg and another at the Thornton Bank. FBI and sheriff offices pursue the case with polygraph notes and hotel sightings linking the suspect to the crimes.
United Nations reports show Soviet deputy Valerian Zorin challenging U S stance in a dispute over disarmament terms. James J Wadsworth counters India backed plan as unacceptable, while Washington pushes for balance. Meeting content focuses on ending deadlock and negotiating a bargain with Moscow.
Wadsworth challenged amendments to the resolution and denounced them as efforts to wreck the plan and close loopholes. He urged a spring assembly session to tackle disarmament. Zorin urged calm, while Kennedy’s incoming administration was said to closely consider steps toward disarmament.
London reports a major Ford Motors takeover attempt faced a furious parliamentary uproar as Prime Minister Macmullan's government weighed a multi million dollar deal amid rising anti American sentiment. The tense session focused on the implications of a UK stake in the US company and investment policy.
The Daily Review reports on an proposed British equity issue and a large dollar injection, noting investor caution and reader protests. References to a London or British stock move spark discussion of shares and market impact amid local notices and office listings in Hayward and surrounding California posts.
A Dallas report outlines a jury action connected to a dirtier book case with mentions of Hollywood jokers and a British Ford takeover, referencing distributors Max Galfstain and Dominion News, and U S printing firms. The article ties the case to ongoing cross ocean business moves and political reactions in Britain.
Fragmentary text describes doctor applying treatment to balance body systems. Mentions relief of pains in joints, muscle spasms ease, circulation improves, tension relaxes, and better sleep. Includes scattered names and locations with unclear context.
CORVOBA Argentina AP report cites Gov. Edmund G. Brown of California saying many governors view Kennedy’s Roman Catholicism as influential in the election. Governors from the South say religion mattered. others call it minor. Remarks cover Oklahoma New Jersey West Virginia and other states with mixed views on religion’s impact.
Almanac notes list key on this day in history: Sherman’s 1864 march to the sea with 60,000 Union troops, Oklahoma statehood in 1907, 42 Federal Reserve banks opened in 1914, Palace Theatre’s 1932 closure, 1988 US Soviet ties, Truman radio broadcast of 1958 refuting a spy appointment, plus Hugo on popularity as glory’s small change.
San Mateo AP reports Teamsters Union boss James Hoffa was unanimously chosen to head the Western Conference bargaining team for spring wage talks with Western state trucking line owners. Western Conference President Einar Mohn said Hoffa and Mohn will lead the meeting but gave no indication of requested wage increases as a contract for carriers, dock workers and road drivers expires June 30.
Berkeley AP expert says no cranberry scare expected in California this year. UC entomologist Dr J E Swift notes self policing by the fruit industry helped avoid incidents like last year when cranberries were removed from markets after some were poisoned by insect sprays. State Health Director Dr Mallockin He Moveill cites ten pesticidal poisoning cases in 1959 among horticultural workers, mostly from improper use, and says new federal and state rules should ease alarm over food safety.
In San Francisco U S Commissioner Joseph B Katesh dismissed charges Tuesday against longshoreman Wiley Nisby 44 accused of stealing a pineapple from a freighter he helped unload. Two guards who testified differed in their stories, leading to the dismissal.
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