06 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1959
Page
1
HAL BOYLE reflects on the value of keeping heirlooms and memorabilia in a big attic as a couple builds a life together. He argues that preserving old family photographs dresses and keepsakes offers a link to the past while organizing the modern home.
Nelson left his fourth wife Lena Peters unmentioned in the will. The estate divided 1500 in stocks to University of Missouri and Stephens College in Columbia for lit studies, with his widow not receiving a share. The 69 year old industrialist died after a stroke, having married Peters on February 12.
In San Francisco the Hermes 1 docked with one crewman dead from a slashed throat. Louis J. Rildaft, 39, a former Los Angeles and Astoria resident, is named as the victim. Deputy Coroner Karl Lydle questioned owner Jo t A Saarinen and crewman Edward Lockhart about the incident as an ailing search began for missing deckhand Kildall after a rough dawn on the fishing vessel.
Washington UPI reports a year end discharge plan releasing about 8500 service members whose tours expire between December 10 and December 38. The policy covers officers and personnel in the continental United States plus those stationed in commonwealths, dependencies, territories, Alaska, or Hawaii.
More than 2,000 delegates gather for the 10th annual Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety in Sacramento to develop programs to reduce crashes and injuries. Delegates from educators, enforcement, engineers, and industry discuss driver discipline, education, enforcement, and licensing under keynote by Gov Brown.
A white youth mob of up to 50 attacked eight Black teenagers near a school center on the Brownsville fringe in Brooklyn. Ernest Armstrong suffered a chest slash, four youths were identified by him as attackers, investigators noted the motive unclear.
In San Jose the Superior Court rejected a literary agent’s request for delay in the Chessman case. Rosalie Asher of Sacramento filed a writ of mandate in state Supreme Court to vacate notes taken at trial by a reporter who died before completing transcription. Chessman maintains the trial record was faulty and seeks relief.
An automated system has been developed to dispense gasoline in uniform even-dollar increments. The device uses a computer to regulate flow and pricing, aiming to simplify transactions and reduce variation in fuel purchases.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured factories in Vladivostok during a Monday inspection cited by a Tokyo desk report. The visit highlighted industrial activity in the Far East and showcased Soviet plant capabilities amid regional development efforts.
Fragmented report mentions Khrushchev arriving in a Siberian city and Peiping as well as Chinese leaders at a war anniversary. States energy from the atom and lists vague hours 10 to 9 p.m. and 9:30 to 5:30.
The almanac marks Tuesday October as the date with morning Venus and evening Jupiter and Saturn. It recalls 1884 Mormons renouncing polygamy in Diab, 1924 Hitler’s move to underground, 1927 The Jazz Singer’s first speech, 1938 Czech Benes fleeing, 1947 Russia reviving the Cominform, and Byron on sudden farewells.
The Supreme Court will authorize sending the voluminous material records for review. Chessman was condemned for kidnapping with bodily harm and convicted on related counts. The case includes charges of kidnapping, attempted sexual assault, and attempted robbery, with no counts of sex perversion.
An unexplained blast at the Hercules Powder Co. facility in Kenvil New Jersey killed two men and injured five others. The incident damaged a concrete bunker, sent debris flying, and flattened the bunker as workers within a mixer area were affected. Authorities named victims Vingent Preziast, 25, of Dover and Ky Brown, 21, of Netcong, among the dead, with other workers injured. origin of the propellant explosion remained undisclosed.
The city faces scrutiny as SF Taxis High San Francisco proposes new fare rules for expensive rides. The plan would charge the first quarter mile at a high rate and add ten cents for each additional quarter mile, drawing concerns from riders and officials about affordability and service quality.
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