10 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
1
Boiling Point columnist Hal Boyle recalls a New York apartment remodeling fiasco so chaotic it seems like a federal disaster case. The couple battles painters delays, color woes, and a stubborn landlord while asking President Eisenhower for relief and begging for a plumber to fix a leaking faucet.
NEW YORK UP I union and management teams from 32 steel companies opened local level negotiations at a city hotel this morning under a plan to expand talks. Neither side expected rapid progress as the broader national contract talks continue to influence the pace and outcome.
Plans for a second ascent of El Capitan in Yosemite Valley were temporarily abandoned. Royal Robbins, from Los Angeles, cited lack of participation by fellow climbers after Labor Day. the initial ascent was completed in five days by a party led by George Harding nearly a year ago.
Pakistan reports 7,500 registered factories boosting KARACHT output with annual gold production valued at about 605 million dollars. Industrial growth highlights expanding manufacturing capacity and export potential amid rising mineral activity.
Virginia counties move to desegregation by abolishing public schools and creating private, donation funded options for white students while about 1,709 Black students lack schools. The plan follows court orders to integrate with a freedom of choice framework. A federal judge in Roanoke weighs a petition by 22 Black residents to enter segregated Southwest Virginia schools as Alabama debates stricter voter registration rules.
Judge Chiates ordered Department Director Robert To MacCarthy to appear in court to answer contempt charges amid two Long Beach suits. John A. Walter and Jack M. Baer, who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor drink driving and received probation, had their licenses suspended under a DMV automatic policy affecting drunk drivers.
Istanbul reports Turkey accounts for about 19 percent of global chrome ore production. Ore exhibits high chromite oxide content, reinforcing Turkey's role as a leading supplier in the market.
The Dalai Lama cables United Nations Secretary General asking immediate intervention as Red Chinese forces reportedly massacre thousands of Tibetans. He notes Tibetans face death and extermination and urges the UN to consider his appeal amid wary India US relations and China's lack of representation.
Almanac notes September 10 1959 as the 253rd day in a year with morning stars Mercury Venus and evening stars Mars Jupiter Saturn. It lists historical items from 1813 Perry defeating the British on Lake Erie to 1945 celebrations for General Wainwright and a thought from Oliver Perry about meeting the enemy.
Baltimore officials censored a sidewalk painting for a new six story building housing an IRS district office. Deputy Public Works Director William Chilcote warned that allowing blue sidewalks could lead to further color requests in the next blocks, including green dyes.
The Senate received a bill to curb tax advantages in the Virgin Islands. Treasury Department complaints say the Caribbean possession offers too generous tax inducements to attract capital and business interests from the mainland.
Officials wrestled with whether the planned event could begin on the sidewalk as they considered a last minute change. The dialogue focused on practicality and whether the turnout would proceed as scheduled.
In Springfield a high school girl survived after a death pact with her 14 year old boyfriend, who died from carbon monoxide in a car hidden on a lonely road. Authorities found the locked car and hoses leading from the exhaust into windows. notes urged joining another planet. The girl remained in critical condition, with hospital reports hopeful but uncertain.
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