25 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1960
Page
1
New York AP column satirically notes wives’ curiosity about husbands, insisting wives enjoy examining pockets for clues to a man’s habits and health while husbands defend trust. It treats married life with humor about habits, cigarettes, parties, medicines, and doctor visits as proof of love.
The Commonwealth Club talk by President Eisenhower sparked an appeal to the FCC. Sen. Kefauver charged political use of air time after Eisenhower’s speech was carried by KQED but denied by KGO TV KCBS disputed White House designation.
A major winter storm swept New York State with heavy snow, sleet, and winds. Utica reported up to 10 inches, Auburn and Syracuse areas saw five to six inches, Watertown four inches, and power outages disrupted many communities. One death was reported as the storm moved in with school closings and travel is hampered.
Welfare officials in California press for expanded aid for housing clothing utilities and education to support farm workers’ families during unemployment. Wedemeyer warns current benefits fall short of a living budget, urging extended unemployment relief and better access to health plans and clinics.
In Jackson the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that Mrs. Ballye Wright cannot sue her daughter for damages after she fell while stepping in a bowl of dog food. The court rejected the notion that the daughter set a trap and noted that hosting animals is a common duty for many hosts.
AP report from Redondo Beach describes two men in Halloween masks holding up the Plush Horse restaurant on Pacific Coast Highway today. They bound and gagged a clerk, obtained cash receipts, and fled in a gold green car.
In Philadelphia at the American College of Gastroenterology meeting doctors report advances using the fluorinated pyrimidine S-fluorouracil on 58 patients with advanced operable cancer. They note measurable tumor shrinkage and pain reduction in colon cancer patients, with 54 percent showing improvement. Additional patients with pancreatic liver and biliary cancers showed some benefit. Ripstein cites 1000 colon cancer surgeries with low mortality, crediting antibiotics and improved techniques.
Clarence Lao Raby once among the FBI’s 49 most wanted, was shot dead Monday night as he tried to shoot his way out of Knox County jail in Knoxville Tennessee. Deputy Kenneth Milligan was wounded in the exchange in the jail corridor. Police held two women for investigation related to the break attempt. Raby faced trial November 7 in Clinton on two murder and two robbery charges. He had been jailed on murder charges for the July killing of Frank C. Keith in Andersonville Tennessee. Sheriff’s deputy Ben DeVault was killed August 1 attempting to arrest him. Raby earlier surrendered August 23 and was jailed for safekeeping. He reportedly used a pistol smuggled into him to seize the escape air elevator and flee the building before being felled by a bullet on the front lawn.
District attorney reopened questions about the 1932 death of writer producer Paul Bern husband of Jean Harlow. Longstanding official ruling was death by own action. Fresh inquiry spurred by Ben Hecht magazine claims of possible murder involving an unnamed woman. details mix apology and misstatements from contemporaries.
Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. told postmasters in Miami that the United States remains a first rate military power. He asserted Soviet bluster hides real strength and cited U2 spy plane incidents and rising East German escapees as evidence of American military status and resilience.
San Francisco AP reports ex University of California staffers will help launch a combined edition of the University of San Francisco Foghorn with four panels from the former Daily Californian staff. Sho ut weekly editor Tich Harcourt says no attacks on Cal administration and journalism will be under a publications board local to USF. Daily Californian editors resign citing interference from the Associated Students executive committee as efforts begin to recruit a new staff to keep the paper publishing.
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