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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1959
Page
1
Hal Boyle lampoons the idea of what men see as wrong with American women, noting long-standing complaints about behavior and changes in roles. He argues some men feel duped by a new, assertive woman who still seeks old romantic privileges, suggesting a need to reconsider modern chivalry.
A second NASA sodium vapor rocket from Wallops Island Virginia failed to eject its thruster. the craft rose to about 180 miles, releasing a yellow sodium cloud to study high altitude winds. A separate Wallops test fizzled while another Strongarm I stage failed after 19 miles, plunging into the Atlantic.
ELY Nevada AP reports attorney E R Miller says he will push a National Labor Relations Board election to end Mine-Mill jurisdiction over Kennecott Copper Corp workers in Nevada. He says petition signatures reached threshold and a majority vote would end Mine-Mill control amid a large strike across several states.
Entry shows a communications address for Hayward California, noting second class matter under federal act and directing to send all communications to 119 West Winton Avenue.
Curtice Grief heavy after the hunting accident on Ste. Anne's Island near Walpole Island in the St Clair River left Matty W Anderson dead. Curtice, former GM president, said little as investigators evaluate the incident. Anderson’s wife Veda and daughter Jane Kristan survive.
The record notes per capita paper consumption in the United States for 1958 reached 405 pounds, a figure four times higher than in an earlier year, reflecting significant usage growth and industrial demand.
Philadelphia AP Dick Clark the nation s leading television disc jockey spoke to a House subcommittee Wednesday on his program American Bandstand He thanked his friends for kind words and encouragement and refused to comment further after a nearly hour long interview with investigators from a House subcommittee investigating alleged payoffs to disc jockeys for promoting records
Police struggle to identify a shooter in a Sparks party death as a bullet remains lodged in Robert Neal. Detectives say three 18 year old UNLV football players from Las Vegas High are to be charged with misdemeanors for weapons and assault related to the incident.
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold defended his Laos mission against Soviet charges that the United Nations sought to hide Western interference. He spoke before departing for New York to report on the situation after arriving in Vientiane.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer wraps up a London visit that eased suspicions between the two nations and reinforced Western ties ahead of a planned East West summit with the Soviet Union. He secured assurances on Berlin and disarmament while Moscow warned that a German peace treaty remains a goal for the talks.
In Kansas City Kane AP a warehouse bookkeeper used a highloader to lift a automobile off an injured foreman James Flanders 29, who suffered fractures to his left collarbone right elbow and wrist. The car slipped from blocks while under repair and the witness Mrs Edward F Everman 32 moved quickly to raise the car with the forklift after hearing his scream.
Whitchurch England reports a young fireman started a blaze while attempting to practice by putting it out. In Salt Lake City the police shared items found in Nancy Hall's car including a portable radio two dolls and an authentic shrunken head from Manila. Alameda County officials respond to petitions for action against an invasion of flies with a blunt remark. In Las Vegas Albert Headley secures a divorce from Bonnie after 23 years apart.
A federal grand jury indicted Pariten Singh Poonian, 44, of Roseville, on charges of evading 537,377 in federal income tax from 1954 through 1957. Assistant U.S. attorney James Schnake said Poonian understated adjusted gross income by about 129,300, with income from his nursery, crop sales, rentals, and loans to farmers. Poonian, born in Jitdowal, India, came to the U.S. in 1922, finished Roseville High School in 1924, and became a citizen in 1947.
President and budget chief outline the 1961 fiscal plan covering all nonmilitary government activities. The current year shows about 39 billion dollars for nonmilitary items while military spending is tentatively set at 41 billion dollars. Eisenhower aims to present a wrapped budget to Congress in January before a December goodwill tour to Europe and Asia. Military agreement remains tentative after Wednesday discussions between the president and service chiefs.
Santa Monica AP Brando says his ex wife threatened him with a knife and threw a tricycle at him while he says she beat him and pulled hair. The judge limited Brando visits to two hours advance notice before seeing their 18 month old son Christian. Custody terms from April divorce stay in place while permanent action is deferred to January 13. Brando may visit Monday Wednesday and Friday under court rules.
Brown supporters launched headquarters in San Francisco as Governor Edmund G. Pat Brown weighed his next steps. Emmet Hagerty, head of the San Francisco County Democratic Central Committee, said a spontaneous local effort could prompt Pat Brown to decide when to halt or proceed with actions.
The Agriculture Department announced a public hearing on December 15 in Sacramento to discuss proposed rules for advertising, labeling and sale of diabetic and dietetic ice cream or ice milk. Labels would show calories and protein carbohydrate and fat percentages and require disclosure of the word diabetic or dietetic on product packaging. Sale by the scoop in cane or lorbara cones would be prohibited under the draft rules.
National Geographic Society cites about 2,000 known species of mosquitoes in the Culjeidae family, reflecting vast diversity in this group.
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