19 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1960
Page
1
On vacation Hal Boyle is away and Dick West of United Press International fills in as observer of humorous sidelights to the nation’s political scene. West pens a light column with wit about contemporary political quirks and public life.
I visited the Smithsonian to witness the enshrinement of a recovered space nose cone by Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever, calling it a primitive artifact. The scene tied space history to media-promoted ventures like the Vin Fiz flight, prompting questions about Win Fiz even as the Space Committee awaits next year’s hearings.
In Paris, NATO ministers agreed to a 24 hour postponement of their December ministerial meetings due to the wedding of King Baudouin of Belgium and Dona Fabiola de Mora y Aragon. The 15 member countries will now convene starting December 16 instead of December 15 as planned.
The Daily Review lists editor names and roles, publication office in Hayward, subscription rates, and circulation notes. It notes a date of Congress March 3, 1297, withHayward California as the location and winter streets used for the office address.
Langley Air Force Base reports a KBSC-1 jet tanker from the 427th Air Refueling Squadron crashed during a night training mission near Plumtree Island. Seven crew members died. identities withheld until next of kin notification.
United States Coast Guard intercepted two youths Jimmy Marmon age 14 and Waller Fuller age 14 near the mouth of Tampa Bay about 20 miles south of the coast. They were returned home after days at sea with limited provisions. A California trio from Newport Beach Larry Meltz 14 Mike Magsel 14 and Nick Bivseau 15 set sail from a Newport Beach foot ketch and were sighted by Navy pilots off the Mexican coast. A Coast Guard cutter intercepted the vessel and was dispatched.
Shannon Ireland AP Capt ichuc Banfe began a world flight from Honolulu in a light twin engine plane headed toward Rome. He skipped a planned stop at London due to late arrival and faced a 11 hour Atlantic crossing. After takeoff from Gander Newfoundland engine trouble and icing forced a rapid descent to 5 000 feet where the flight continued.
In Sacramento AP reports g ub ernatorial clemency hearing for Raymond Cartier, 32, a Navy veteran scheduled to die for the Geneva Cartier murder three years ago. Ohio officials debate murder deterrence and mitigating factors as authorities discuss potential commutation to life imprisonment without parole. Rupert Crittenden argues the crime was not premeditated, citing heavy drinking and jealousy, while Brown notes Cartier’s sanity despite a prior San Quentin incident. The governor will decide later in the week on a possible clemency or life sentence.
GUAM AP Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey director of selective service predicted an increase in draft quotas during an inspection of the Guam Selective Service Board. He said there has been no indication of a move toward peace and instead expected more manpower, not a cut, in the foreseeable future.
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