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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle argues working through college is not best for education. He says earlier character building or mortgage funding can offer more learning and leisure. He notes college is a full time job and shares his own mixed experience and a nod to Arthur Godfrey.
Sacramento AP report outlines the new Coordinating Council for Higher Education detailing its 1961 62 budget and staff. The council sets a tentative budget of 250000 and names an executive committee to refine the budget and hire a director for a 14 member staff. Budget figures from the State Finance Department hover around 213000 with 20000 for a director, though members seek higher pay. Committee member Edwin W Pauley warns the council may have to accept a lower quality director at the 20000 level. Other committee members include Roy E Simpson and Warren Christopher. Governance figures include Louis Heilbrun, Arthur G Coons, and Robert J Wert, with Christopher and Coons in leadership roles.
Residents of Oxford, a Chesapeake Bay town, questioned a 1960 population drop after a reporter cited an 1860 figure. An error tied to unfinished counting led to a claim of vanished residents, but officials clarified there were 802 inhabitants. Local club officials opened an inquiry into the miscount.
LOS ANGELES AP Henry Cabot Lodge says the Soviets could seek new allies as China grows powerful. He predicts a future where Soviet fear of China might push them toward the United States. Lodge, on a TV panel in LA, notes the long cold war and references Lenin’s 1917 seizure ideas.
A Guatemalan ambassador to the United States and three others were arrested in New York for a years long heroin smuggling ring. The indictment alleges about 110 heroin pods and $70,000 in cash found in luggage. Authorities say it involved international trafficking spanning the United States Europe and the Middle East.
An Army physicist announced a new electronic vision tube that could double night visibility for soldiers, enabling weapons fire and tank driving in darkness though not yet in routine service. Development was disclosed at the Army Engineering Center with details by John Johnson of the Research and Development Laboratories. The device enhances images in low light by amplifying sky glow and night sky illumination.
LOS ANGELES AP Lana Turner has income tax troubles. The Internal Revenue Service filed a tax lien against the actress property claiming she owes 13,559 dollars for last year. Her business agent said there is a delinquency but it will be cleared within a month.
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson ridiculed the opposition’s experience and maturity theme as he shifted his Democratic vice presidential campaign to a state with a large electoral stake. He arrived by plane near midnight to help secure New York’s 45 electoral votes for Kennedy Johnson planned to campaign in New Rochelle and Mount Vernon amid a rainstorm across New Jersey and Delaware.
A damaged OCR of a Hayward California daily paper shows publishing staff roles, address blocks, and advertising office contacts across Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore with subscription rates and post office details for a 20th century city newspaper. The text preserves names and office locations though many spellings are garbled.
California North South split over Prop 15 as supporters say it fixes inequities and opponents warn it would destroy checks and balances. The measure would redraw Senate districts up to three counties per district, shifting power toward Southern California and away from rural areas, with Los Angeles potentially gaining seven seats. The debate ties into a long history of regional rivalry from 1849.
Pleasant early fall weather prevailed across the country today with only scattered sections reporting precipitation. Light rain dampened parts of southern New Mexico the Texas Panhandle west central Indiana and the southeast coast of South Carolina.
London reports an anonymous back payment of taxis from a citizen joking his conscience keeps him from sleep. The note says if he cannot sleep again to fight EM send you some more. New York police reveal off duty sergeant Haymond Shannon accepted help from two men when his car stalled in Harlem. One held a gun to his head while the other took his service revolver, shield, and $110 before they drove off in the fixed car. Timothy Kendrick, 21 months, shows a hardy stomach after eating his older brother’s collection of 40 dried bugs. Los Angeles Lets Have Better Motives announces October winner Keep Frowning You’ll Get Credit For Thinking.
London AP report quotes 56 year old author W Somerset Maugham discussing women literature and death. He criticizes women as opportunistic, calls himself a rationalist who doubts an afterlife, and dismisses Lady Chatterleys Lover as dull while noting his reaction to Lolita. He says nothing shocks him except cruelty.
Los Angeles AP reports former gangster Mickey Cohen returned from New York after a judge denied extra prep time. He faces charges of evading nearly 100000 in taxes as his income tax trial resumes on Monday with witnesses sought.
Emergency rescue plans were put into operation in flooded areas of South central France today. At least three deaths were reported.
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