10 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1959
Page
1
Pittsburgh steelworkers reacted to the President's Taft Hartley move with widespread opposition while many depicted wives and families facing hardship. A mix of business leaders and workers voiced varied views on the action, but few supported resuming production under the law.
Washington officials said American estimates largely confirm Soviet claims about the Lanik TI satellite though data from Russia is sparse. They noted no reason to doubt the daily reports and that Lanik TI would begin reentry toward Earth after traveling outward to a distant altitude.
Sacramento taP reports Gov Brow will conduct a hearing Thursday to decide clemency for Chessman. His attorney says Chessman seeks mercy but claims innocence and will not request mercy on coercive terms. The governor may disqualify himself. Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson would decide.
Walter P. Reuther at a Atlantic City workers convention accuses President Eisenhower of considering an injunction under the Taft Hartley law to end the steel strike. He urges support for steel workers and recalls Truman actions on labor disputes to justify a push for justice in labor relations.
Almanac entry for Saturday October 10 1958 notes Jupiter and Sagara as evening stars. It recalls the U S Naval Academy opening in Antipolia in 1840s, a 1886 fashion item in New York, Helen Hayes in 1900, Sun Yat-sen overthrowing Qing in 1911, Wilson’s 1918 canal clearance, Chiang Kai-shek sworn in in 1943, and Shakespeare’s line about life as a stage.
A Vermont jury views the scene tied to the 1958 killing of Gibson after a beating sparked alleged vigilante action following a dairy dispute. Welch 45 and Reed Lopez were named in indictments. Carpenter faces later trial. Bail set at 40,000. Vermont first degree murder carries death or life imprisonment.
The Pittsburgh area faces a slow steel rebound as a near three month strike keeps mills under restriction. Eisenhower invoked Taft Hartley, but mills foresee another two to three weeks before silence breaks. Maintenance workers return first once injunctions allow, with five weeks to reach near full production and ongoing damage from the shutdown affecting furnaces and open hearths.
Northern and Central California remain mostly fair tonight with patchy fog and slight temperature changes. Sunday brings fair conditions with some clouds in the far north and light rain possible in the extreme north and southern regions. coastal regions see fog and light winds, while the Sierra and valleys expect minor temperature shifts and light to moderate winds. Overall, widespread calm to gentle winds accompany a mild, variant forecast across regions.
North Brunswick report details a fatal truck bus collision with Roscoe Duvall of Brooklyn among the dead. Coeds Linda Molen of West Orange and Dr. Ernest Sixta, 40, are named as critically or gravely injured. Police say Poe’s truck traveled 35 mph as the bus slowed at a recently installed traffic light.
BRUSSELS AP reports Handsome Peter Townsend 44 a former RAF group captain is engaged to Marie-Luce Jamagne 21 daughter of a tobacco industrialist. Townsend divorced in 1952 and Margaret remains opposed to remarriage after a long courtship and publicized statements. Townsend assists in documentary film work and was once equerry to King George VI.
New York AP report on perishables priority as longshoremen loaded and unloaded a backlog built during an eight day strike. 85,000 dockers obeyed a federal order. 30 million dollars worth of perishables, mainly bananas, moved to reduce losses. Eisenhower invoked Taft-Hartley to curb further action. cooling-off period set to Dec 2. Trade talks continue between IL A and New York Shipping.
Mrs Roosevelt celebrated her Sunday birthday with a private party at Park Hyde. The event previewed a new career series for a Boston educational station and included her teaching role at Brandeis University. She did not release guest details, but her son John and possibly Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. attended, with Henry Morgenthau Jr. and family among long-time friends and neighbors.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The House Small Business subcommittee plans a follow up hearing next month to probe what chairman James Roosevelt calls an unhealthy situation in California food buying and selling. The panel heard 33 representatives of food chains deny price collusion and will subpoena contravening canners and growers who complain of squeezing.
New York UPI reports that corporations gave 124.5 million dollars to college education in the US last year, but total grants were less than 0.2 percent of earnings according to figures from the Council for...
Reading across New York London Tokyo Pueblo and Pueblo again, the scrambled snippet reports chaotic items. Prisoners brew at home with potatoes and sugar, a ballista score and furniture theft misfires, Tokyo wives find post quarrel housing, and an ex convict used a Pueblo address on counterfeit checks before arrest.
The Atlas missile, a key U.S. space weapon, launched over the Atlantic amid claims of improved accuracy. A separate 47-foot Bomare launch failed at Eglin Air Force Base, plunging into the Gulf after technical difficulties. The Atlas program aims to carry satellites as part of a broader space schedule including Atlas-Able and Thor-Able missions, with additional launches planned later in the year.
In San Francisco AP a patrolman Len Etherington chased a driver backward through commuter traffic on Skyline freeway. The encounter ended when a passerby refused to yield causing a halt. the driver then attacked and was wrestled to the ground. Robert Lane 40 Pacifica was charged with reckless driving resisting arrest and profanity.
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