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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1959
Page
1
In New York AP column Boiling Point, Hal Boyle lampoons modern civic life, telling of a man who joins 68 committees to gain status. Overwork, sleep loss, and family neglect follow until his boss fires him and personal losses mount, revealing how fair weather friends multiply as committees multiply.
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown, buoyed by his first economy drive, urged state directors to save every penny for next year. The Finance Department reported a $246,905 excess over the prior goal of $5 million, with two departments cutting 1959 60 requests and others urged to push further savings by cutting jobs, purchases, travel and conferences.
CHICAGO AP A niece of Inte Gale Thompson who died at 84 leaving a 10 million dollar estate says she will contest the will which makes no provision for her The niece Mrs Metora Pet auze Ricketts 41 of Mountain Home Arkansas is the adopted daughter of Thompson's sister Helen Pel ware who died in 163 Thompson was brother of former Chicago Mayor William Hale Big Bill Thompson and had no children The will leaves the bulk of the estate to three other nieces Kathleen Buchanan Mrs al age or naval officer in Europe Mrs Marty T Martin of Sunny South Dakota and Mrs Marian Darling of Mountain View California The article also notes a driver’s license eye test issue in California.
New York AP reports more than 2,000 recovering alcoholics gathered at the Hotel Astor to honor Bill W founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. The 64 year old credited sobriety since age 38 and described AA as a fellowship offering strength hope and understanding to solve alcoholism amid a ballroom banquet ambiance and sober reflections.
NEW ORLEANS AP The crash of National Airlines DCTB liner in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday left 42 aboard with no survivors. A Coast Guard cutter and crews searched two to three miles of water as bodies were recovered, some with evidence suggesting an explosion after impact. Investigators from CAB and FBI joined in the inquiry while rescue units continued pooling the wreckage area for clues.
London reports Denise Robins, president of the Homantic Writers Association, says her new book centers on the tragedy of being a fat girl. The comment appeared in a Monday night address.
Indian Foreign Ministry accuses Chinese Communists of using pressure and threats to extract statements from 20 Indian policemen captured after a clash in Ladakh. Nine Indian bodies were turned over to authorities last Saturday along with the prisoners.
New York City could see license costs rise from two to three dollars under a proposal by City Clerk Herman Katz. He included the suggestion in a report on how to streamline the license bureau.
In Redwood City AP report the 19 year old Alexander Robillard admitted killing Patrolman Eugene Doran. A jury will advise the judge on guilt while final determination rests with the court. Doran was shot on a lonely road after stopping Robillard’s car in August.
Secretary of State Christian Herter offered to send a high ranking U S officer to Panama for conferences aimed at preventing further violence against U S citizens after protests in Panama City. Arias and Panamanian officials discussed tensions over the Canal Zone and the Remon Eisenhower treaty amid accusations of Communist meddling.
Defense attorney plans to appeal in higher court after Judge Winston Christian refused to dismiss the indictment charging Larry Motherwell with killing Mrs. Earl Putney. Trial set for January. murder body found near Sierra Nevada in Marysville area.
Investigators probe a helicopter wreck at Coyote Mesa sixty miles south of Fort Ord after a Monday crash during a Combat Development Experimental Center training exercise. Victims are Chief W/O Hangy de Boer thirty of the 33rd Transportation Co. and Sgt Thomas M. Cook twenty two of the Mth Armored Co. De Boer and Cook lived in Pacific Grove and Seaside respectively. each left a widow and young child. Cause of the crash is undetermined.
Investment note reports about 600 million dollars directed into Mexico. The item mentions distribution through a post office listing in Hayward and Talltornts with publication under congressional rules dated March 1, 1481. Communications addressed to Winton Ave Hayward Sulu Subreptien. rate and printing details noted for daily review.
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