26 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1960
Page
1
A nostalgic montage recalls 20th century icons and culture through a middle aged lens. The piece muses on what teens and future folklore will remember in a shifting, memory rich panorama.
In San Francisco today a centennial ceremony honors Edward D. Baker and Gardiner Johnson as they recount the 1860 speech that swayed California toward the Union. The event marks Baker’s rise, Civil War leadership, and his death at the Battle of Ball’s Bluff while a California Brigade commander.
DEVROW AP Parents of children protested a desegregation move in Detroit by keeping their children home Tuesday night Friday and Monday. About 2 000 parents gathered to object to transferring 1312 Negro students between districts amid a tense scene of all white schools and disaster at a nearby dam construction site. The protest followed the transfer of Black students to the white schools blamed on overcrowding and policy changes. Authorities reported four men died in a separate Santa Cruz incident and a search continued for a fifth victim.
NEW YORK AP The American Cancer Society says it cannot provide the needed research funds for the first time in its 16 year history. Advisors call for support of high merit scientific projects costing more than the current year’s nine million. The 1990 crusade raised twenty eight point four million, well below the thirty point three million of 1994. If funds do not improve, support will be reduced next year, says Dr. J Harry M Weaver.
A gas explosion at a downtown Windsor Ontario Metropolitan Stores outlet injures many and kills ten with seven bodies recovered and at least one more death reported in hospital. Rescue crews search through freezing temperatures for additional victims as witnesses describe a city rocked by the blast.
Moscow AP reports Marshal Mitrofan Nedelin 57, chief of Soviet rocket forces, died Monday in an aviation accident. His death leads to Marshal Kirill Moskalenko 60, named successor as rocket force commander and deputy defense minister, amid Khrushchev’s recent statements about retaliatory authority over spy flights.
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