21 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
1
RKAP Tra Gershwin speaks on humility and lifelong work in music. He has produced about 300 works, including standards such as The Man I Love and They Cant Take That Away, collaborating with Kurt Weill and other composers. He notes that fame and fortune are not the true rewards, feeling young when lyrics or melodies resurface.
Benjamin B. Onyang, a 40-year-old San Francisco airman of Chinese descent, serving a three year sentence in Yokosuka Prison, appeals Prime Minister Kishi for early defense. He says discrimination based on ancestry led to his incarceration after a street brawl fatal stabbing in Karazu near a U.S. base.
A dispatch summarized by Frederick Kuh, relayed through the Soviet Embassy in Washington, claims Khrushchev told Communist readers that peaceful negotiation should settle international issues. The report references a 1953 Camp David communique and notes a letter Khrushchev allegedly wrote to Eisenhower.
An AP report from New Jersey notes a boy was watching a track after school when an unspecified incident occurred leading to a fatal outcome. Details are limited in the fragment.
The report details a deadly shooting on a newspaper route in Santa Rosa near Arica 165, where an elderly man shot a girl whom he mistook for an intruder. Sheriff statements describe a prowler alarm and a fatal shot fired as the door was opened. Further context notes the assailant fled, and neighbors were uneasy.
In Yonkers New York a man posing as a plumber entered Matt Sampieri's apartment on Tuesday. The intruder pressed a wall drain and urged Sampieri to turn on the shower. When Sampieri shouted for him to leave he fled, taking 450 dollars in jewelry from the residence.
Chicago dispatch reports Rockefeller plans a two day stay in Chicago to consolidate a political beachhead for his presidential bid. Nixon publican aides and Chicago executives are expected to meet him as Republican strategists map next steps.
Alphonso Woodall swam into rough Lake Erie waters despite two broken legs suffered last March in California. He aided a capsized craft by tying a rope, allowing onlookers to pull them to safety. Woodall was injured again after waves drove him to the seawall, while rescuers treated a man named Louis Fabri for exposure.
An unclear AP report notes a jury of five men and seven found Gerald Lewas innocent of negligence after a bike bump into Linda Calcagno near the White House. Washington declines to comment. Norwalk bureau reports Ren Eisenhower discussing a stolen dog with API Glassen.
A teen era statements and police notes report a cancelled October show titled the Caravan of Stars in Minneapolis. Talent booker Clark says the act did not appear and was not replaced, with unclear reasons given for the cancellation.
In Florida, Mrs. Graves achieves an unlikely golf victory as UPI reports a remarkable performance that defies expectations. The win cements Graves as a standout in a competitive field.
Fragments indicate state employees face revised retirement support with monthly payments and security concerns. Text suggests changes to pension terms and survivor benefits, with emphasis on transition timing and potential impacts on retirees.
The reported scene centered on Mario Lanza's father Alfreda Antone Cocueza crying and pleading with reporters as police prepared to remove a body in Philadelphia. The fragmentary text notes the emotional moment and mentions names connected to the singer and the investigation.
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