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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle recounts a comical yet tense encounter after an illegal parking in Tokyo. A foreigner’s attempts to pay the fine trigger miscommunications, a crowded courthouse, and a twist where the prosecutor’s office delays lead to an unexpected end and a vow to avoid further errors.
Paris reports NATO confirms France and Germany agreed to mutual troop training on French soil. About 3,001 German soldiers will begin in November near Reims, expanding annual German deployments to 35,000.
Tokyo AP reports the Inter Parliamentary Union end of conference with East West agreement on urgent call for disarmament talks by great powers and others. 49 nations urge UN General Assembly to convene universal and complete disarmament under international control. Iran sponsored resolution seeks end to great power dissension and revival of the San Francisco spirit. Soviet bloc abstains on a separate aid through the UN resolution.
Authorities said Sherrit’s officers police and FBI agents will provide extra protection for Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater during a GOP rally in Santa Barbara. The move followed a threatening call to county Republican leaders promising he would not leave alive when he comes to town.
Dallas officials report the city has collected a large share of taxes due in the past fiscal year, possibly the highest percentage in the nation. The percentage figure is not fully stated due to damaged text. The report notes strong collection efforts and urban revenue performance.
NATO's top naval leaders meet in Portsmouth England to review lessons from Operation Sword thrust. Officials discuss strategic implications amid Caribbean arms tensions and U S policy proposals on Haiti.
Franklin Kentucky AP reports Henry Bogan, once a Marine sergeant, finally received the Purple Heart 42 years after being wounded near a German barrage in World War I. The postmaster helped deliver the long-delayed medal to the veteran this week, marking a poignant reunion with a long-awaited recognition.
AP reports in Acapulco that a dramatic false alarm spurred hundreds of families to guard against invaders. squatters expanded La Laja into a large, organized settlement near Las Brisas while city promises faltered. King Lopitos leads expansion, demanding 80 cents monthly and inviting new entrants as legal action delays eviction and raises risk of bloodshed.
San Francisco financier Louis I Lurie, 72, received his first Social Security check Thursday worth 120 dollars tax free and said he would donate the funds to the March of Dimes. Lurie began his fortune as a Chicago newsboy and joked about the secret being never give anybody change.
The text shows the Daily Review masthead with publisher and staff roles, printing and mailing details, and multiple office locations in Hayward, Alameda County, plus San Leandro and Fremont addresses. It notes subscription rates and circulation positions, indicating a historically local newspaper with multiple city bureaus.
A water stained envelope postmarked Boston arrived in Philadelphia with a note saying it was damaged in an airplane accident over Boston War tor. It held reservations for two Boston residents for October 14 aboard Eastern Airlines Electra, the crash that killed several people.
California election officials project a record registration surpassing 7 million for the November presidential contest, with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan estimating as high as 7,301,000. The rise reflects a nationwide drive to sign up voters, boosted by organized labor and Democratic gains, while Orange County and several others show 15 to 30 percent increases.
SNTA MONICA Calif AP Actress Arlene Dahl on Thursday withdrew her divorce petition against actor Fernando Lamas, which she filed on August 10.
South Africans declared for a republic in an all white referendum with 849,958 votes for and 775,978 against. Initial results and a computer forecast suggested a republican victory. Possible presidential choices included Governor General Charles Swart and Finance Minister Theophilus Donges as strong candidates.
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