11 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
1
AP columnist Hal Boyle reviews common hangover folklore and cites Leon D. Adams of the Society of Medical Friends of Wine. He says hangovers arise from alcohol, vitamin pills or preemptive cures do not work, and the sensible home treatment is water, stomach-soothing remedies, aspirin, and bed, with prevention by drinking in moderation.
AP reports vandals desecrated Waterford Cemetery opening a casket and overturning about 15 gravestones. They scattered beer cans and pry bars near the vault entrance, breaking a steel vault door and triggering a hunt for suspects.
The Daily Review reports from Hayward California and nearby offices in Leandro and Fremont with circulation details and staff credits. It notes subscription rates, publication schedule, and office addresses in Hayward Alameda County Leandro and Fremont.
In an early Monday crash on Highway 404 near the Prather River, Herbert J. Wilson, 36, a referee, and his wife, 48, were killed. Their son TF, 2, was hospitalized in Oroville with internal injuries. The second driver, Carel Wed Vries of Quincy, collided with the Wilsons’ vehicle in their lane. Hedrick was taken to Butte County Hospital for questioning.
The State Agriculture Department will hold a hearing in Fresno to consider distributor requests to raise the minimum milk price in the Fresno marketing area.
A group linked to highway robberies and a sex assault wave faces extradition from Texas and Arizona to Merced County. Elton Hale 41 and Helo 27 are charged with kidnapping robbery and sex crimes, with E Minor 31 and Leroy Coates 2 tied to related cases. J O Male aided the holdup crew. Hale admitted involvement but claimed the court procedures should proceed first.
SACRAMENTO AP News report notes that California school districts will receive a total of 679 million dollars in state funds during the 1960 61 school year, as announced by the Education Department on Monday.
Republican vice presidential candidate Henry Lodge urged equal rights for American war veterans during a University of California talk and planned Oakland remarks before flying to New York. At a San Francisco Cow Palace $10 plate dinner he pressed foreign policy, praising UN actions and denouncing Red China, Congo interventions, and Khrushchev.
Sacramento reports a voter turnout near 54 percent with Californians weighing the Kennedy Nixon clash. Polls show Democrats seeking to hold Senate and Assembly majorities as Prop 1 state senate reapportionment and Prop 5 pay raises for lawmakers face stiff challenges while a $1.73 billion water bond advances with public apathy toward the complex issue.
President Eisenhower lauded Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge as two outstanding nominees during a coast to coast television interview. He defended their leadership on foreign and domestic policy and rebutted Kennedy critiques while promoting the Nixon Lodge ticket to a national audience from NBC studios.
The League of Women Voters was denied Supreme Court review of a Court of Claims ruling. It cost the league $11,913 in federal estate tax after Ann Webster left a residuary bequest of $113,269. The suit sought a tax refund, arguing the league’s activities were not primarily lobbying.
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