19 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1959
Page
1
A fragmented New York AP column surveys aging, reading, fashion, and daily life observations. It muses on aging Americans, eyeglasses, twin and triplet odds, room service, and a hospital-turned-memory site, while sprinkling quotes from Carnegie and Pope John XXIII and noting playful tech ideas like an atomic clock.
Soviet News Agency reports Lunik moon pictures are being processed and will be published for the first view of Earth from the moon. The 614 pound observatory circulated once around Earth after a Oct 6 launch, with telemetered data aiding studies of moon gravity and Earth's rotation.
Gov Clinton A Clangon arrived to deliver the principal address at naval ceremonies Sunday to find the crowd already departing. He explained the invitation stated the program would begin at 1400 hours, which he interpreted as 4 o'clock.
In New York AP reports a small chapel to be built in 1961 near Capitol worship sites. Dense smoke from a fire damaged plumbing storage areas in a basement corridor. The incident affected Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Jewish worship spaces inside the Capitol complex.
AP reports veteran star Charles Coburn wed a New Zealand-born partner during a quiet Las Vegas ceremony on a Sunday night. The 71-year-old actor reportedly kept plans secret, with Jay Faggen noting Coburn remains sprightly and enjoys dancing, despite rumors about his stamina. The bride is said to be 41. Coburn was previously married to actress Yah Will, who died in 1937.
The New York governor, chairman of the Civil Doook Conference committee, has not decided whether to challenge Nixon for the presidential nomination. He indicated he might appear suddenly on the national scene, while Sen Thruston Morton, GOP chairman, expects a Rockefeller Nixon floor fight at the convention.
Admiral dies suddenly in San Diego after collapsing on a sidewalk. He commanded naval districts in Hawaii and the Canal Zone and led a cruiser division in the Pacific during World War II. Survived by his wife Nina.
In a compact public notice text the Daily Review lists address and contact for Garvans Office with names and dates. The fragment mentions March 3 and 28 indicating scheduling or deadlines, urging readers to call The Daily Review for details.
Almanac notes Monday October 19 1959 as the 292nd day with 73 remaining. Highlights include Lord Cornwallis surrender in 1781 effectively ending the Revolutionary War and 1814 first singing of The Star-Spangled Banner in Baltimore. Also mentions 1986 round the world race ending, Hattie Caraway’s 1943 Senate presiding role, and 1954 Britain Egypt Suez withdrawal pact. Charles Dickens quote closes.
A high level Nixon plan is reported to tour various parts of the country after relaxing New York state policy. The aim is to broaden his understanding of the political scene and gauge his chances to overcome a convention tight.
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